Forensic Linguistics Explained

Forensic Linguistics explained: Joe explains Forensic Linguistics

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Endorsement

“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

Endorsement

“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