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BodyinaBarrel

GeorgeGobelthinksthathemighthavehelpeddumphisownsisters

body.Georgetoldpolicethatrecentlyhisbrother-in-lawRussell

hadaskedhimtohelpmoveabigmetalbarreloutofhishouse."Hl

buyyouacaseofBud,〃Russellpromised.Thebarrelwasinthemaster

bedroom.Georgeremembersthatwhenhewaslookingatthebarrel,

hehappenedtoaskRussell,“WheresStaci?，zRusselltoldhimthat

shewasoutshopping.

Oddly,thebarrelwaswarmtothetouch."Whatsinhere?”George

asked.Russellsaiditwasjustsomeoldragsandengineparts.He

wantedtogetridofthembecausehehadheardthatspontaneous

combustioncouldoccur.Georgesaidthathethoughtitmightbe

occurringatthatverymoment.

Thebarrelwasveryheavy.HeaskedRussellifthewholeengine

wasinsidethebarrel.Russelljustgrunted.Oncetheygotitoutside,

theyrolledittothebackofRussellspickuptruck.Georgehelped

Russellpositionametalmotorcyclerampbehindthetruck,andthey

pushedthebarrelslowlyupintothebedofthepickup.Whenthey

finished,GeorgetoldRussellthatthiswasa"twocase"move,

meaningtwocasesofBudweiser.Russelltoldhimnoproblem.

Russellclosedthetailgateofthepickupandtheydrovetothe

dock.Itwasacoldday,anditwasraining.Theytransferredthe

barrelintothebackofRussells25-footfishingboat.Theboatwas

named"Staci,〃altaoughithadfirstbeennamed〃Kathy,〃andthen

“Beverly,“afterRussellsfirsttwowives.Russellsteeredtheboat

intothegulf.Anhourlater,aftersomeslippingandgruntingand

1ifting,theymanagedtodumpthebarreloverboard.Georgetold

Russellthatithadbecomea“threecase"job.Russellchuckledand

saidnoproblem.

Russellstoppedatasupermarketonthewayhome,andtheyput

threecasesofcoldBudintothebedofthepickup.Russellopened

acaseandpulledouttwocans,andtheydrankthemonthewayback

tothehouseinthewarmthofthecab.

Georgecal1edStaciafewdayslater,becausehewantedtoborrow

somemoneyfromher.RussellsaidthatStaciwasgone.

“Whatdoyoumean,gone”?Georgeasked.RussellsaidthatStaci

hadlefthimforanotherman,andshehadmovedoutofthecity.

Georgethoughtthatwasveryodd;butbecauseRussellwasapoliceman,

Georgebelievedhim.HeaskedRussellifhecouldborrow$300so

thathecouldspendtheweekendinLasVegas.Russellsaidno

problem.

Beforeleaving,GeorgecalledhismomtotellheraboutStaci.

WhenhereturnedfromVegas,Georgesawhissistersfaceonthelocal

TVnews.Underherpicturewastheword"Missing.〃TheTVreporter

saidthatKathy,Russellsfirstwife,hadbeenaccidentallyshot

todeathwhileturkeyhuntingwithRussellsixyearsago.Beverly,

Russellssecondwife,hadaccidentallydrownedinherbathtubthree

yearsago.George,nowsuspicious,putdownhisbeer.Hecalledthe

police.Theofficeraskedifshecouldputhimonholdforasecond.

Georgesaidnoproblem.

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HomesBurnDown

ItwasonlythreedaysafterThanksgiving.TheSantaAnawinds

hadreturnedtoLosAngelesfortheweekend.Firecrewswereonthe

alertthroughoutthecounty,readyformorefires.Justamonth

earlier,20fireshadoccurredthroughoutfoursouthernCalifornia

counties.Almosthalfofthemweretheresultofarsonorhuman

planyearsago.Thewholecommunityof98homeownersmanagedtoget

intotheircarswiththeirfamiliesandpetsandjustafewoftheir

materialpossessions.Theyallsurvivedtheragingfire.

Unfortunately,48homesweredestroyedand27weredamaged.The

fireengineswerejustnotcloseenoughtothecommunitytogetthere

beforetheSantaAnawinds,gustingupto60mph,rippedthrough

thecanyon.Thenextday,firefightersdeclaredthatthefirewas

aresultof/zhumanactivity,，zalthoughtheyhadntdeterminedifthe

firewasdeliberateoraccidental.

Homeownerswereallowedtoreturntotheirhomesitestoassess

damages.Mosthomeownerswerephilosophicalabouttheirlosses.

z，Wevegotourfamiliesandourfriends.Thatsfarmoreimportant

thanourhomesandotherpossessions,saidEveGrant.

ButJimiHendrixwas1esseven-tempered.Commonsensewouldtel1

anybodythatyoudontsetfiresinawoodedareawhenthewindis

blowinglikecrazy.Anyidiotwouldknowtaat.AsfarasImconcerned,

thesebastardsoughttobeburnedatthestake.AndIdgrabmea

front-rowseat.〃

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D.B.CooperLivesOn

WhereisD.B.Cooper?WhoisD.B.Cooperreally?Ishestillalive?

Didhespendthestolen$200,000?Didhisparachutefai1toopen?

Nooneknowstheanswers,exceptD.B.Cooper.

OnNov.24,1971,anairlinepassengerlateridentifiedasD.B.

Coopercalledthestewardesstohisseatinthebackoftheplane.

Hewasalone.Hegaveheranotethatsaidhewascarryingabomb.

Hewouldblowupthebombifshedidntfollowallofhisinstructions.

Heopenedthebagonhislapandshowedheritscontents.Itlooked

likesixsticksofdynamiteconnectedwithwirestoanalarmclock.

Thestewardessgasped.

Shewenttothecockpitandtoldthepilotofthe727whatD.B.

hadtoldher.ThepilotfollowedD.B.sinstructions.Theplane

landedatTacomaAirportinWashingtonandrefueledattheendof

therunway,farawayfromotherplanesandvehicles.D.B.ordered

allpassengersoff.Heaskedforfourparachutesand$200,000in

cash.TheFBIgottheparachutesandthemoney.Themoneywasmarked.

AllofitwasdeliveredtoCooper.

D.B.Coopercheckedouttheparachutesandthecash.Hestrapped

onabackchuteandthenafrontchute.Hefilledathirdparachute

bagwiththemoney.Hetiedthatbagsecurelytohisfrontchute.

Thestewardesswatchedhiseverymove.Shewasimpressedwithhow

“professional"hewas.

Whenhefinished,D.B.toldthepilottotakeoff.D.B.saidto

flysouthtowardMexicoat10,000feet.Oncethe727wasairborne,

D.B.toldthestewardesstogositupfrontwiththepilot.Sometime

later,D.B.openedthereardoorofthepassengerplaneandjumped

out.Itwasdark,anditwascold.

Pilotsinthetwofighterjetsthat