Q. Hi Lynn,
Okay, how about this one: D. B. Cooper
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D._B._Cooper
This event happened 50 years ago this month. It was the infamous hijacking of a Boeing 727 and the culprit parachuting from the plane mid-flight before disappearing with $200,000 in ransom money.
There have been several documentaries made about this event over the years, and many suspects named. It may be too hard a task to identify the individual though? Are you able to see if the man survived the jump, and what the repercussions for his life were, or did he simply perish during the descent into the woodlands?
This is maybe the last great unsolved Whodunnit of the 20th century. The FBI closed this case back in 2016, as it was no longer viable to spend the resources on it. Regards.
A. When I focus on this, my mind flashes to the event and I see it in black and white as if I'm watching an old movie. I see a man and my impression is it is DB himself. I see him sitting on the plane and constantly watching his watch. You can see he is antsy and feeling impatient. He looks out the window, and then looks down at his watch almost non-stop. He knew what he was about to do, and this was highly planned out.
I do see him get up and walk the plane. It is more like a nervous energy and can't seem to sit still. He doesn't talk with angst, and actually tries to keep calm and composed. Feels like he is trying to keep control and wanted to look as if he was confident versus someone hoping to get away with something.
It wasn't long after getting on the plane that I see him get his parachute on. He wore big jacket over it. I sense he was sneaking and didn't want to openly advertise he had this on.
At one point I then see him look down, tap his watch and mumble to himself "it's go time." I then see him go to the side of the plane, and as moved he pulled off his jacket and grabbed the bag of cash. He interlocked it around his forearm, pulled a lever and jumped out.
I get he had a very rough landing and it messed up one of his ankles. In mid jump he lost the bag of cash, and when it landed it somewhat scattered. He spent a good hour recapturing as much of it as he could, but also wanted to hastily get out of that location. DB looks to have had a change of clothing (a shirt?) in his chute bag along with a hat (??) so he could change his appearance. I see him stuffing the cash within his clothing (long underwear, pants and undershirt) as he made his way from the landing zone and to a road.
He walked parallel to the road heading south and surveyed each passing car. At one point he saw an older gentlemen and waved him down. With an injured ankle he knew he could not walk for a long period of time. He offered the gentleman a few hundred in cash to take him south. DB's goal was to get to the southern boarder, possibly Mexico.
I then hear the phrase "Tijuana" and understand that he did indeed make it to Mexico, and that is where he made a home for himself. I get at times he relives those memories, and he is still amazed at himself. It feels like a different time or different life ago because it has been so much time. He has wanted to tell people his big secret, but knows he will need to take it to his grave. I do see that he framed one of the 100 dollar bills and hung it in his home. When people ask, he just laughs and says it is a long story.
He looks to be alive and well, with the exception of old age creeping in on him. Regardless, he is active and lives in a small house within a rural setting.
And that is all I have on DB. Please feel free to leave questions below.
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Was he in the air force or a boeing employee?
Good for him and Thanks for the read on this great mystery, Lynn. The world needs a few great anti-heros.
@Anon: I can't get a clear read on that, but do get he was around planes a lot and felt very comfortable. (I see an image of him driving a Cessna). If he wasn't in the military, he definitely had a hobby/passion with them.
@Robert: I know. I think so too. :-)
This brings back childhood memories of coming home after school, grabbing some chocolate chip cookies & milk, placing myself comfy on the sofa, switching on the old TV set, and viewing Leonard Nemoy's "In Search Of.." series.
That was where I first heard of this man and the mysterious events surrounding him.
This took hours for him to jump off the plane though. They made a stop to refuel and he let the passengers get off the plane. He had to wait to get the ransom money from law enforcement and they brought him the parachutes when they made that stop. Once they got back in the air, that's when he jumped.
Why did he do that?
Hi Lynn thanks for this reading, and speaking of an anti-hero can you tell us (without giving away all his secrets) how Edward Leedskalnin did erect all by himself Coral Castle (35 miles SW of Miami)? In this video one can see him working with traditional tools but there´s more to it once for example the entrance rock door, which by itself weighs 4 Tons, is so nicely balanced that a child is able to open it (video position 0:42). Many years later the front door had to be replaced but the technicians who rebuilt it weren´t able to make it work as smoothly. Wiki states that John Martin's book, Coral Castle Construction, released in 2012, describes how Leedskalnin built his structure based on fundamental engineering principles. But it does not explain everything, for example how he quickly and all by himself (he weighed just 100 pounds) unloaded huge limestone rock blocks from a truck while he sent the driver to have a snack in a close by cafe. Thanks! RGDS M
https://youtu.be/5awUyzn5xUA
@Cathari: Thanks for sharing. :-)
@Marissa: My mind is in the final moments before the jump... after the cash was secure and the fill up already occurred...
@MJ: I think he just wanted to see if he could.
@Guedes de Miranda: A long time ago I signed something (in a naïve way) to not disclose info on this. I will approach the subject again but need to wait another year or so to do so. :-(
Lynn,
If I have a mind that can see beyond Time and Space like yours, I would have been busy looking at past Histories & Mysteries for curiosity sake! It’s like walking through a Time Machine each time!
Is it like watching a movie/event being played in your mind’s eyes or do you, spiritually (?) sometimes really “travel” to that event to observe?
I remember in your postings about MH370, you were communicating telepathically with some of the passengers stranded on an island/land. I guess they must have seen/felt your presence to want to communicate with you then?
Have you seen other interesting events on your own initiative that you could share with us? Or write a book about your “encounters/adventures”? I would be more than happy to buy another book of yours!
Thank you for this interesting reading – it would be a shock to him when he realises that his big secret is no longer a secret now! Haha! Or FBI could head off to Tijuana to hunt him again, if someone tip them off about your post!
Hi Lynn,
Again great work on this reading!
That's another mystery we can now put to bed.
I agree with both yourself and Robert - the world does indeed needs a few great anti-heros.
Particularly the ones who stick it to the scumbag banking cartels, with no civilians getting harmed in the process.
Even if the FBI had identified him and later traced him to Mexico, I wonder if they could have legally extradited him for Prosecution in the USA?
@Hope: Thanks for the comments. :-) Definitely some things to think on. :-)
@Andrew: I like the term anti-hero.. :-)
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