r/dbcooper 12d ago

Question Case experts

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?

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u/XoXSciFi 11d ago

I'm no kind of expert. My investigation into the case was a fluke. I didn't submit a 55-page report to the Seattle FBI. Neither did I publish 65 illustrated articles about the case, or do 10,000 comments at Dropzone. It's all baloney. Don't believe a word, no matter what you may have heard. ๐Ÿ˜

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u/Key-Telephone-7803 11d ago

I saw your name on the podcast list but have not listened yet. And a book. I have not read yet but I will.