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“Joe Koenig remains one of the most accomplished investigators the Michigan State Police has ever had in its ranks. This is a complicated news story dating back to November 24, 1971. Joe Koenig spent considerable time traveling throughout the country, interviewing those who knew Walt Reca. I believe that Joe, with extensive and meticulous work, has without question identified Walt Reca as D. B. Cooper.”

Col. R. T. Davis, Retired Director, Michigan State Police

 

 

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“Joe Koenig has done a masterful job in objectively marshaling the evidence and applying forensic language analysis to the recorded conversations of Walt Reca. I am left with the firm conviction that there is probable cause to believe that Walt Reca is D.B. Cooper. The FBI would be remiss if it did not re-open its case to apply Mr. Koenig’s findings to the evidence known to the Bureau.”

Carl Marlinga, Former Macomb County (Michigan) Prosecuting Attorney

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Endorsement from the late, great L. Brooks Patterson

“In meticulous detail Joe Koenig traces every step of Reca, a.k.a Cooper’s life and career, and pieces together a compelling case that Walt Reca is indeed the infamous hijacker D. B. Cooper. If I were still the Prosecuting Attorney in Oakland County and this hijacking occurred within my jurisdiction, based on the investigative work of Joe Koenig, l would charge Walt Reca with the hijacking of the Northwest Orient Flight 305 on November 24, 1971.”

L. Brooks Patterson—Former Prosecuting Attorney for Oakland County and current Oakland County Executive

 

 

 

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