DB Cooper Link? The Untold Story of Richard McCoy's Skyjacking Saga | FBI Files Movie of the Week
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- Explore the gripping tale of the 1970s 727 plane hijacking in this episode of the FBI Files Movie Series (Season 01, Episode 08). Join us as we delve into the mysterious disappearance of an armed stranger who hijacked a plane, demanding a hefty ransom, parachutes, and jet fuel. Drawing eerie parallels to the DB Cooper case just four months prior, the FBI embarks on a cross-country pursuit, leading to a chase shrouded in danger and intrigue.
Discover the identity of the hijacker, later revealed to be Richard McCoy, a former Green Beret and law enforcement student. Follow the twists and turns of the investigation as the FBI receives a crucial tip, leading to McCoy's arrest. Uncover the circumstantial evidence linking McCoy to the infamous DB Cooper, including a tie and tie clasp left on the plane.
McCoy's story takes an unexpected turn as he escapes from prison with fellow inmate Marvin Wells, initiating a bank-robbing spree across multiple states. The duo's criminal journey eventually comes to an end in a dramatic confrontation with the FBI.
Witness the impact of this case on aviation history, as aircraft design undergoes changes to prevent mid-air exits. Join us as we explore the legacy of Richard McCoy and the enduring mystery of DB Cooper in this compelling true crime narrative.
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On the flip side the problem with him as a suspect is that in the hijacking that he got busted for the next year everyone described him as basically a bumbling fool that got everything wrong, which is probably why it only took 2 days to catch him. The total opposite to how d.b cooper was described. Mccoy even left his hijacking documents (plans etc) in the boarding area of the airport. He was described as nervous and angry, very unlike d.b cooer. Also all the flight crew from the db cooper case were shown mccoy and they all said it wasn't him.
This is all factually correct.
Something I do not understand though is the reported physical abnormalities by three of the flight crew.
Firstly Mucklow the stewardess who sat next to Cooper for several hours stated that she noticed he had a deep scar on the palm of his right hand and a weird welt on his chin (which I don’t see in any of the compositions.
Finally, the male steward in his statement said that Cooper had a strange skin flap or skin tag on the back of his neck.
These three injuries or physical abnormalities only match one suspect who amazingly has all three in the same places…..William J Smith.
For me either it’s McCoy due to the tie and tie pin that his family identified as belonging to him and the witnesses were fooled by make up and glasses and many eye witness accounts are notoriously poor or incorrect due to stress and trauma reactions OR it’s William J Smith due to the physical match, his age at the time, the fact he was a smoker, known as a gentleman and he (for me at least) is the best match to the composite sketch of D.B cooper.
The very first time I saw that photo of him (albeit 30-40 years older in that photo) the hairs on the back of my neck stood up, it was the eyes and the look that grabbed me. That was before I even learned about the physical abnormalities that matched him to the eye witness statements.
@@garethtaylor1470 It is McCoy. Dan Gryder solved it and even contacted DBs children. McCoy and his wife are masterminds at manipulation. Its pointless to look for someone by the name of DB Cooper. No one is going to give their real last name. His personality and physical traits were drastically altered as disguise, and it worked.
The abnormalities witnesses said the hijacker had plus the e fit points to SMITH? The e fit alone is
So like SMITH.What's the odds on a man having three abnormalities
And looks like the image put out & it's not him? The hijacker was confident and very detailed which
Just isn't McCoy imo? Too reckless and got it all wrong as you said about his calamity caper
& Left documents at airport😄
Captured in two days tells a story too , the man who hijacked that plane was meticulous in his plan &
Unlike MCCoy, didn't get things wrong or was forgetful enough to leave hijack plans etc behind😂😂
FBI aren't that stupid to think it's MCCoy after comparing each ones
Plans and how it was carried out,then say the hijacker is MCCoy
The man who got everything wrong & who left cops his plans behind cos he was that gd😅
FBI just want it put away but imo
They'll be many in the FBI that don't think it's MCCoy too? It just
Is too obviously not..A super-cool
Daring robber never to be seen or a bungling amateur with memory loss who's caught in 48 hours?😄
Yet FBI pick the bungling bandit?😂😂🙉🙊🙈 not the first time FBI got it wrong is it?💯😇🙊🙊🙊🙊 oops😄😄 Respects yeah
Warren.👍
Beans
I believe this has to be one of very few episodes which FBI Files haven't uploaded to their channel lol ...
Fbi=fascism, brutality and intimidation....not nearly as bad, though, as the Worst terrorist group in the world....Criminals In Action...😟
apparently it’s a special of some sort
The sound quality of this video is terrible. I can barely hear the voice over above the videos sound. The sirens wailing during the garbage prison break is especially bad. So much so that I can't bear to stick it out for the rest of the video. So disappointing as this is a fascinating case. Is anyone else having the same sound quality issues?
Yup
Yep, 26 minutes in and it's bloody terrible, time to move on
True
How did you manage to last 26mins?@garrywest8511
Just turn it up to 11
That's The real McCoy right there
😂
nice siren sounds.. I can never forget the sounds of police sirens ever again
Great story. But the back ground sound is too loud and noisy
Could not hear the narration a lot of the time!
This should be a movie
wow way too many sirens and trailer trash screaming..when we ALL know its a dramatization and not live. another great unsolved mystery..love it❤
Wow, they should put this in movies!
So in other words, the guy felt fucked over from his military service, knowing the war mongers in government filled their pockets, while his military friends died.
Some ,,,musician,, 😅😅😅 mercilessly beat the piano keys
D.B. Copper Deep Family Secrets by Dan Gryder solves and proves who he was. Watch it.
I'm shocked the FBI still hasn't closed Cooper. I went on their website ( FBI ) and they claim other reasons why it's not McCoy. But those other reasons are probably the false affidavits alibi's given. Many cases of people giving false Alibi's. In the doco where Old mate said the FBI dropped the ball. By the looks of it they're still dropping the ball. The parachute lessons as well ha ha... Perfect timing.
I live in NC. My best friend and husband live in Pollocksville. His dad remembers this story well. 💕
More than just military. His ability to hijack an aircraft while keeping the passengers oblivious, knowledge of the aircraft itself along with detailed flight instructions speaks to a very specific skillset..... it's called spy craft. Dude was a spook with special forces experience, pilot background and had at onetime worked for the agency. Yes I'm aware of who he was and the man has been dead for fifty years. The man was bigger than life, Highly decorated Vietnam combat veteran, CIA trained and last but not least his first jump from a Boeing 727 took place over the skies of southeast Asia in the late 1960's during the Vietnam conflict.
They will never know who 😎
QUIT making videos with LOUD background music! Its very disturbing/distracting and takes away from the video itself!
You realize this is from a tv show right
@@TomDavidMcCauley no I actually didn't...
For such a skilled guy, he made so many rookie mistakes
1) Blabbing about robbing an airplane to fellow law enforcement
2) Not minimizing the evidence trail a mile long. Hide the money. Use a printed note so it’s not your handwriting. Use gloves. Use a better disguise like even sunglasses!
3) After their escape driving around in the stolen car and not switching it for a new car (steal one without anyone seeing!)
God these guys are amateurs
How about the half million dollars just sitting in his closet? lmao!!!
What a legend this guy Richard McCoy is! I have do doubt he's DB Cooper. All you gotta do is look at DB's sketch and how can you not see it's the same identical person. It's a shame his story ended this way. Would have been fun to see what else he had in store 😂
Mccoy is not DB Cooper
Interesting case 💫
The moral of this story is ....keep moving.
When asked to write his handwriting, I couldn’t understand why he complied and didn’t just try and change his handwriting, to avoid being caught, and slim his chance for evidence
Handwriting can tell you a lot about a person and how they hold a pen, move their wrists, if they’re flashy and perfectionists or in a rush, if they write in a mix of caps and lower case that’s a sign of low education. Imagine he changed his writing in investigation, then the cops collect things from his home that he’s written over the years and it matches the original note but not the one he supplied in interview… makes him look more suspicious.
@@tww_occult I totally hear that!!
They already had samples of his handwriting thru his military service.
Copper had to have some type of Military Past. Just the planning, execution, being able to jump out of a moving plane, and covering his tracks (if he survived).... This guy had to be ex-special forces.
Just no normal criminal could simply pull this off. Just my thoughts.
McCoy and Cooper may have been the same guy, maybe not. I just don't like the idea of writing off McCoy as a "copycat" crime. Copycats don't lend themselves to profoundly intricate and dangerous crimes like skyjacking. They tend to be things like shoplifting or simple vandalism.
I agree he knows to covering traits... I'm also following this case for a years... Its like similar to the con artist frank abagnale
More than just military. His ability to hijack an aircraft while keeping the passengers oblivious, knowledge of the aircraft itself along with detailed flight instructions speaks to a very specific skillset..... it's called spy craft. Dude was a spook with special forces experience, pilot background and had at onetime worked for the agency. Yes I'm aware of who he was and the man has been dead for fifty years. The man was bigger than life, Highly decorated Vietnam combat veteran, CIA trained and last but not least his first jump from a Boeing 727 took place over the skies of southeast Asia in the late 1960's during the Vietnam conflict.
Copper is a metal. It can't hijack an aircraft.
Lol.
I think it’s funny Richard McCoy was in National Guard & went out in Helicopter to search for himself!!! That from countless sources said to been true.
Myself I think McCoy was a copycat. He didn’t pull the 1st high jacking.
Great video
I wonder how much alcohol was consumed on that flight
nice video
6am - waiting for horses to ship in -
Churchill Downs -
This is a great video -learned a lot on here
What a friend McCoy has
No matter what...he was a bad ass.
Neat documentary, my neighbors enjoyed it too
l love your content ❤❤❤
I enjoyed the video, but I will take the "DB Cooper" connection with a grain of salt. I have read and watched and followed the DB Cooper case many times. A group of independent researchers connected Cooper to having a Boeing connection plus other factors.
I also remember reading about Dillinger (growing up in Indiana) and the police/authorities had dozens of bank ribberies they could not solve so they blamed Dillinger - robberies 100s of miles apart on the same day (no intertnet system back then!!). It was easy to blame a known criminal then admit defeat.
The FBI could not solve DB Cooper but could solve McCoy and he was killed. Easier to blame a known individual then have the cloud over them on the Cooper file.
Just my one half Peso opinion - yours may be different
Watch Dan grider family secrets
If I was one of the personnel involved with the McCoy investigation, I would certainly have some doubt he would have to be the DB Cooper. That's because just like some plenty of other people, I think that guy probably was successful having a good large portion of the money that was never found (especially if it wasn't destroyed by water, mud, etc). Also, I believe the DB Cooper guy (if perhaps actually being successful with the 1971 event), wouldn't be pulling another stunt in just 4 months later. For the DB Cooper subject being smart as details from the case have shown what he did, tells me that he had more than enough intelligence realizing not to put himself in higher potential risk of being caught in the 1972 event just after over a few months from the 1971 case.
The real deal mcoy right there
wonderful documentary thanks. noisy background could have been avoided
Fix the audio, jeez.
it release on 1992
@@MattIsPlayingso that means theyve had many years to fix it already! Lol
Made in a bathroom🤷🏼♂️😁
McCoy was almost certainly DB Cooper. Such a shame he got caught because of two errors. The note and not boarding in disguise. Also the Con that saw him before donning his wig etc, was a wrong 'un snitch and I hope he got what he deserved for being a grass.
McCoy was really something. A decorated green beret and a Mormon? You dont often hear about Mormon super villans now do you?😜
RIP Mr McCoy (DB Cooper?) You are a legend to ex-cons like me. I hope you are skyjacking happy wherever you are. Up or down I'll bet you will escape!
Yeah I agree the fella never hurt anybody, yet the gave him 45 years ,absolutely ridiculous murderers and rapists get less.
In my opinion I think it's pretty straightforward to figure out that DB Cooper wasn't Richard McCoy.
As in my opinion is glaringly obvious that.the "real" Cooper had extremely little (or most likely zero) prior skydiving experience and absolutely no special military training.
But I'll tell you what, If you don't believe me let's just compare the difference between the two known jumps.
***COOPER***
:Instead of requesting required/familiar equipment, he failed to specify the kind of parachutes he wanted from authorities and just left everything up to chance
:He failed to dictate any specific flight path that he wanted the pilots to take and ensuring that they would fly over his jump point
:He didn't have the appropriate clothing and/or equipment needed to protect him during his jump or to facilitate his trek out
:He failed to check the weather report and/or he didn't care about the strong storm in the Pacific Northwest that was blowing in on the night of his jump
Note* just this one point almost guarantees that Cooper had no military training because (and trust me on this) anybody with military experience that was planning a night jump on that date and subsequently found out there was a bloody storm blowing through would 100% scrub that mission and wait for a safer window!
***McCOY***
:brought his own equipment that was needed for him to be successful
:He gave the specific flight information needed to take him to his designated jump point
:By giving the pilot details instructions such as. "I want you to follow this airway". "I want you to fly in this configuration. "I want you to fly at this speed"... He categorically shows prior experience and knowledge.
:By continuously asking for updates from the cockpit Such as the planes current location, the planes current direction and the planes current speed he was constantly getting the specific information he needed for the upcoming jump into his proposed drop zone. Note* Cooper had none of this viral information and was just YOLOing it I guess. 😳SMH
PS Righty ho guys, after reading that are seriously still going to tell me that the same person made both those jumps?
I'm curious who snitched them off??
A private investigator/ aviation enthusiast named Dan Gryder investigated the DB Cooper case for years...and published his findings/ the story he uncovered in a two part video series over a year ago. The day he uploaded that investigative documentary over a year ago, fall of 2022, this case was solved, 100%. He absolutely gets 'top billing' for putting a fork in this case. A ton of federal law enforcement agencies had this puzzle completely solved in 1971/72 and lied to the American public for decades. It took Dan Gryder's work to finally blow the lid off this thing. My 2 cents anyways.
Can u tell us who he named?
@@chab1rd155 Richard Floyd McCoy.
But why would they say it is unsolved instead of the usual bragging of we got him?
I saw the Gryder videos also. I believe he solved it, but Hey,That’s My 2 Cents !!!
Because they ambushed and murdered him and kept it covered up.@@chrisaguis1930
I had a cousin in lewisburg Pennsylvania for dealing coke, he was with one of guys from Watergate. When he was there it was a minimal security in the late 1970s
I'm pretty sure most of the details about the DB Cooper hijacking was not yet public knowledge at the time McCoy did his hijacking... given the similarities and what looks like near identical acts with possibly an attempt to improve on the second one I think he probably was DB
Being a parent or religious DOES NOT exempt you from being a fugitive. Just look at Chris Watts and Robert Fisher.
McCoy was NOT Cooper. Much too young and too many differences.
“DB Cooper” died that night. They found some of his money buried on a river bank 20 miles away.
That river does route into the ocean at some point… Which is exactly where they think DB Cooper is. At the bottom of the ocean.
Who is "they"? Most people think he survived. No proof either way, though. The money find at Tena Bar only adds more questions and provides no answers. @@Justice-ef9sk
@@Justice-ef9skNone of us know whether he survived or didn't. Asserting with confidence something that isn't known isn't being helpful, or honest.
WoooooooW‼️
The only thing that doesn't make sense is Cooper is smart and McCoy is stupid. At first glance. McCoy is D.B. Cooper. To many similarities.
He wasn't stupid at all!
D B is living on a tropical Island, without an extradition law with the States, sippin' on a Margarita while lounging on the beach. 😎 🏖 🌴
@@susiesweet8003 Along side Epstein
@@seeya205 you misunderstand the phrase, “Epstein didn’t kill himself”.
Also, alongside is one word.
@@ThrasherGnar Thanks tips! I will sleep better knowing that your opinion is superior to mine.
Indo agrees that the voice is drowned out by the background noise. Tune down the background and increse the narration voice and it'll be fine.
He. Kept all the money In the house knowing he was under investigation
Is this supposed to be a question, or just a random statement?
Anyone else experiencing absolutely horrible audio on this one?
On my end, the voice of the narrator is juuust about to drown in all the other sounds, so I either have to guess what's being said or turn it way up and hear the voice marginally better, but then everything else becomes insanely loud🤨
If MacCoy was D.B. Cooper it is hard to explain why he would have let part of the ransom buried on the sandbank . I am pretty sure he would have fetch it and reburied it near his home in a proper box before doing a second hi-jacking .
They will never know who 😎
Richard McCoy was not good, he was lucky..had he well planned out , he could have lived out his life as a free man in another country.
I started to watch this video. It kept flashing flashing, flashing to different scenes of different topics. The music was louder than the voice of the narrator. I stopped the video and went right to comments. I did not watch any more of this video than 51 seconds. I am not a fan of the never stay on one scene for more than five seconds to instill a sense of excitement in the viewer, to try to make the video more interesting than it really is.. I just don’t watch those types of videos that make the picture change change change change like they were making a video for MTV
D B is living on a tropical Island, without an extradition law with the States, sippin' on a Margarita while lounging on the beach. 😎 🏖 🌴
He's dead
WRONG
Unprofessional sound quality. I don't know when they can learn this simple work!
I never Jumped 😊
Well where did you hide so they wouldn't find you??.😊
My army DI told me. "The only thing that falls out of the sky, is bird shit and fools." I think he might have had an Airborne brother inlaw.
Undone by an anonymous rat, what a shame..............
I've lived I'm Pollocksville very small town and I've lived in Cove City it's all farm land and wooded area and yes there are several McCoy's who I'm related to
The sound of the cop car siren soooooo fkn annoying
Why would you hide the money in your house ,when the police already talked to you?
Mc coy yo Umeso, elata
See Part Two - DB Cooper Link? The Untold Story of Richard McCoy's Skyjacking Saga | FBI Files Movie of the Week
I'm SPARTACUS!
jeez, that must make you REALLY FKN OLD, then!!
😛😝😜🤪
he could've gotten away if he shut his mouth, if you want to rob hundreds of dollar u cant talk to nobody about it
That has to be one of the worst wigs I ever ever seen 🤦♂️0:10
Can't believe he didn't hide the m. Ony
The FBI said there were 13 DB Cooper copycats after his first attempt. So they stopped putting back doors on passenger planes--only way to jump out.
This mystery was solved by Dan Gryder. Go watch his video on it, its long. He even finds the original parashoot rigging and speaks to 'DB Cooper's children.
I feel bad for his kids. He sounded like a great American up until the time he was captured. He was abused my the coutry then tried to take it back.
Did they recover the $500,000 from him after capturing him.
I think it would have been a good show but had to not watch. The sound was impossible the music drowned out the narrative.
Horrific audio in this video and immediately heard misinformation regarding DB Cooper case. Also bad editing. Sorry but just awful.
Your law is way too soft, why inmate are allowed to talk to each other to discuss their plan to run away, is this so called maximum secure prison?
Interesting content but it’s irritating to watch the video!
Cooper must've been a reletive of the Hatfields and a McCoy couldn't be outdone by the family
He's the real McCoy!
In my opinion I think it's pretty straightforward to figure out that DB Cooper wasn't Richard McCoy.
As in my opinion is glaringly obvious that.the "real" Cooper had extremely little (or most likely zero) prior skydiving experience and absolutely no special military training.
But I'll tell you what, If you don't believe me let's just compare the difference between the two known jumps.
***COOPER***
:Instead of requesting required/familiar equipment, he failed to specify the kind of parachutes he wanted from authorities and just left everything up to chance
:He failed to dictate any specific flight path that he wanted the pilots to take and ensuring that they would fly over his jump point
:He didn't have the appropriate clothing and/or equipment needed to protect him during his jump or to facilitate his trek out
:He failed to check the weather report and/or he didn't care about the strong storm in the Pacific Northwest that was blowing in on the night of his jump
Note* just this one point almost guarantees that Cooper had no military training because (and trust me on this) anybody with military experience that was planning a night jump on that date and subsequently found out there was a bloody storm blowing through would 100% scrub that mission and wait for a safer window!
***McCOY***
:brought his own equipment that was needed for him to be successful
:He gave the specific flight information needed to take him to his designated jump point
:By giving the pilot details instructions such as. "I want you to follow this airway". "I want you to fly in this configuration. "I want you to fly at this speed"... He categorically shows prior experience and knowledge.
:By continuously asking for updates from the cockpit Such as the planes current location, the planes current direction and the planes current speed he was constantly getting the specific information he needed for the upcoming jump into his proposed drop zone. Note* Cooper had none of this viral information and was just YOLOing it I guess. 😳SMH
PS Righty ho guys, after reading that are seriously still going to tell me that the same person made both those jumps?
@@matthewclaridge8063 DB Cooper specifically requested a custom rig with the pull ring moved to the other side from its normal position I don’t recall what side that was but that info was kept from the media at that time. Requesting alterations to a rig clearly indicate a person with experience in jumping from a plane. No one who hasn’t would never alter such a device with only a few jumps or no jumps. As far as weather is concerned back then civilians were not privy to the same weather reports that pilots were. Local news probably didn’t have access to Doppler radar in those days. Predicting weather forecast was spotty and unreliable at best back then. I’m sure jumping in those conditions wasn’t ideal but what else was he gonna do with his wife waiting for him for a clean getaway. Even his kids have admitted he was DB copper after the mother passed. The FBI did a really bad job on this case not surprised.
Was McCoy the real db Cooper ?
The video was already on youtube with excellent audio, but, of course, someone had to make a copyright claim, take it down, and upload this crap instead.
Wao genius
Never heard of the second hijack. Copycat.
Do Copycats commit crimes that require a vast knowledge of flying, airplane specs, ariel navigation and parachuting? In my experience copycats steal cars or vandalize. Much simpler.
Db cooper i think a ww2 airborne...not mccoy
Whoever who made this video should be arrested
Discusting audio
Some Self Righteous Snitch should be looking over his shoulder for the rest of their life. 😢
A Mormon father of 2 learning skydiving didnt seem a likely suspect
Ive seen tons of DB Copper docs, and they have never mentioned this guy ! Case closed.
I'm thinking of starting a new channel, "The Morman Crime channel"!!!
This is more about scramble the piano,,music,,so.loud I am.getting headache and bearly can hear the narrator😅😅😅
In my opinion I think it's pretty straight forward to figure out that DB Cooper wasn't Richard McCoy.
As in my opinion is glaringly obvious that.the "real" Cooper had extremely little (or most likely zero) prior skydiving experience and absolutely no special military training.
But I'll tell you what, If you don't believe me let's just compare the difference between the two known jumps.
***COOPER***
:Instead of requesting required/familiar equipment, he failed to specify the kind of parachutes he wanted from authorities and just left everything up to chance
:He failed to dictate any specific flight path that he wanted the pilots to take and ensuring that they would fly over his jump point
:He didn't have the appropriate clothing and/or equipment needed to protect him during his jump or to facilitate his trek out
:He failed to check the weather report and/or he didn't care about the strong storm in the Pacific Northwest that was blowing in on the night of his jump
Note* just this one point almost guarantees that Cooper had no military training because (and trust me on this) anybody with military experience that was planning a night jump on that date and subsequently found out there was a bloody storm blowing through would 100% scrub that mission and wait for a safer window!
***McCOY***
:brought his own equipment that was needed for him to be successful
:He gave the specific flight information needed to take him to his designated jump point
:By giving the pilot details instructions such as. "I want you to follow this airway". "I want you to fly in this configuration. "I want you to fly at this speed"... He categorically shows prior experience and knowledge.
:By continuously asking for updates from the cockpit Such as the planes current location, the planes current direction and the planes current speed he was constantly getting the specific information he needed for the upcoming jump into his proposed drop zone. Note* Cooper had none of this viral information and was just YOLOing it I guess. 😳SMH
PS Righty ho guys, after reading that are seriously still going to tell me that the same person made both those jumps?
What a fkd up poor quality video, was this made in 1960?
Untold?lol...this is a repeat
Lol@excommunicated from the Mormon Church
Drowning the narration in the background noises is always a good idea! 🙄
Not one dollar has ever surfaced from DB Coopers heist has been found.
Cooper money was found in the sand by a river years ago. They think he either lost the cash while jumping out of the plane or else drowned in the river and got swept out to sea.
Yes the kid found some at the Columbia River when he went camping with his family
2k in 20s.
I registered in army 1970s my file is army Pacoima, Czlifornia my name Cesar Augusto Cardenas the Sargent put me reserve look at my file 4 /4/2024.
He's the same one different identity, identity 😂was easy to get especially if you are in the army. What happens to his wife if the money found in the house she cleans the house Must see the money.even up to today the same things goes on in the army.
A very stupid post production you can't understand what the narrator says because of the background noise music sirens helicopters just can't understand what the narrator said don't know what he's talking about very stupid production in post
just click on closed caption and you can see what is said.
Im DP coper
No I’m db cooper
@@caitlinlebron you can only be his wife
You would think you would know how to spell your own name 😂🤦♂️
@@seeya205 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@seeya205a😅😅
Just like the Discovery Channel way to much redundant repetition. HIGHLY INTELLIGENT PEOPLE can't stand repetition. Time for me to Unsubscribe. 😊
Highly intelligent people that don't know the difference between 'to' and 'too'?
Highly intelligent people that don’t understand that saying redundant repetition is redundant in itself?
What if db never jumped?
What do you mean
There would be no Richard McCoy
The only problem is the FBI lies to make themselves look good … period, full stop!
A friend of.
One of my relatives told me that she spent seven years in nikola costa rica with mister d b cooper