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I see a first sketch, then A, B. There is a mugshot picture that Florence Schaffner liked. Then she did one for Unsolved Mysteries. There are other versions too. Is there a consensus on anything? The two main ones out there are very different, and each suspect is tied to one of those as resembling it. But that would mean that not everyone agrees on which sketch or picture is best.

I’m amazed at how much knowledge Eric Ulis has about the case as well as so many others that comment here. Eric has a lot of YouTube videos and TV appearances. Does he plan to write a book?

This movie and show have probably been discussed here before. Did anyone find any connections to the crime? This is my home airport. Does anyone know where how to watch these episodes? I want to see how the airport looks.

Does Drew Beeson have a page or post here? He has some interesting information.

Does Bruce Smith still publish articles?

How many case experts are there? Is there a scale where some are better than others? How long does it take to be an expert? What do you have to do, like read all the books?

Do the experts all get along with each other or is it like the other true crime groups where people argue?

Do the experts agree on a suspect, did he live or die, did he spend the money? Do they agree what he looked like or what sketch is best? Those look like the most common questions.

I just hear that so and so knows the most, or so and so wrote a book, or so and so has the best suspect. Could anyone explain to a noob how it all works?

I can’t seem to comment on posts but some of my posts are approved and some comments. So this may not be seen.

If Cooper was a petty criminal how much would he really need to spend a year to stay discrete?

I’ve read two books. Robert Edward’s and Bruce Smith’s. Both are excellent. I am waiting to read Edward’s new one. What are some other good books? I’ve spent a lot of time reading the FBI files too, and have concentrated on the descriptions of Cooper.