Handwritten noteHandwritten letter theorizing about D.B. Cooper, the ransom money and 'D B Day'page 2 of 5
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Part 42, page 233

DB Cooper-16963

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nation, north & south as well. It also became a threath [sic] to certain individuals, unbeknown to you. So these individuals' think tank decided to destroy that legend, but how can one kill a legend?" and the answer was very simple, really. They would produce a movie. "The Pursuit of D.B. Cooper". They would let this (R) rated movie be shown in theatres, and on television at the same time?? A movie made for television showing in theatres at the same time?? Now your beginning to see something that was obviously over looked. But first the pump-up [guess: in] advertisement on T.V., in such a manner that would catch-the-eye of the viewing public. A public that was expecting a good wholesome (in their livingroom) motion picture. then the R + [guess: pron] movie was finally shown on T-V. It turned people off with some of the filthy scenes. Perhaps even the people of [guess: Ariel] themselves & thus D.B. Cooper [guess: was] built not into a legend, but ashes. Mission accomplished. (more)

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DB Cooper-16963