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Diatoms constrain forensic burial timelines: case study with DB Cooper money

Thomas G. Kaye, Mark Meltzer, 2020. Scientific Reports 10, 13036.

Identifies diatoms adhering to the Tena Bar bills and compares them with the seasonal bloom cycle of the Columbia River, concluding that the bills were immersed in spring or summer, months after the November 1971 jump, and then buried.

MYS0D6SWY2827M3 · mystery · click to copyMHijacking of Northwest 305 (D. B. Cooper)Articledoi: 10.1038/s41598-020-70015-zChecked against the original0

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The one peer-reviewed analysis of the Cooper physical evidence; constrains every money-transport reading.

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Kaye, T. G., & Meltzer, M. (2020). Diatoms constrain forensic burial timelines: case study with DB Cooper money. Scientific Reports 10, 13036. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-020-70015-z
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