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Research Conclusions
Thomas G. Kaye, Cooper Research Team, n.d.. citizensleuths.com.
The team's summary: the tie was probably the hijacker's; its particles point to a metalworking or titanium plant; the money cannot be explained by any natural transport tested; the FBI flight path is reliable; there is no hard evidence of death; and a speculative profile of the hijacker.
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Kaye, T. G., & Cooper Research Team (n.d.). Research Conclusions. citizensleuths.com. https://www.citizensleuths.com/research-conclusions/
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Kaye, Thomas G. and . “Research Conclusions.” citizensleuths.com (n.d.).