Gryder & DB Cooper....

“The fbi is unofficially looking into….” == “the fbi is not looking into…”
 
Except that would be a great way to deceive people...
 
A friend, who worked at Seattle Sky Sports, at the old Issaquah Airport.......packed DB Coopers parachutes.

I used to tie down my Super Cub at Issaquah. That airport should have gone on the National Register of Historic Places.

Now that area is just the east Renton slums.
 
My dad always claimed to me to have met db cooper in a bar in Oklahoma in late 70’s or so and that he flew him the next day in a PA28… Who knows, the folklore around his entire story and how many years it’s lived on is fascinating though.
 
"After Chanté and Richard III 'Rick' McCoy's mother died, they got in contact with Gryder - who had bothered them on and off for years while doing his own investigation"

Good to see it's not just PoA that he "bothers". :D
 
kgruber said:
A friend, who worked at Seattle Sky Sports, at the old Issaquah Airport.......packed DB Coopers parachutes.

I used to tie down my Super Cub at Issaquah. That airport should have gone on the National Register of Historic Places.

Now that area is just the east Renton slums.
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When I was just a small lad, my family would pack up the 1960 Rambler station wagon, drive out two-lane highway 10 (now I-90) and go picnic at Seattle Sky Sports.

Bellevue Airport is now under a Microsoft campus.
 
172andyou said:
"After Chanté and Richard III 'Rick' McCoy's mother died, they got in contact with Gryder - who had bothered them on and off for years while doing his own investigation"

Good to see it's not just PoA that he "bothers". :D
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I wondered how he became referenced in the media articles. This makes sense now.
 
FWIW...

"Dan Gryder has made claims to have found D.B. Cooper's parachute in North Carolina in 2022. Unfortunately, this parachute cannot be from the Cooper hijacking because it doesn't match the original case evidence whatsoever."

 
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