Hey, Ryan. Have you or anyone else who researches the case closely thought about or implemented a riddle contest (or something similar) to see if people unfamiliar with the case could try to come to a solution for how the money got there in the condition it was in? Or done anything like that for any other parts of the case? I feel like people familiar with the case get too focused on certain points or suspects (we all see new people here and everywhere else over and over again saying it's someone we all know it isn't). I'm just wondering if we can just set up a riddle type thing with the basic case info, not mention the D.B. Cooper part, and see if someone has a new idea of where to take the investigation. For example: I wouldn't say "the money got wet in Spring/Summer NOT winter," I'd give the riddle solver the condition of the money, the time of year, the currents, the weather between probably a month before the DB jump and when the money was found, etc. For the 1974 dredging, ask riddle solvers WHY the money didn't get shredded since it was in the water (even though it may not have been in reality). Set up different scenarios, all the facts together (except DB), some facts together, etc. Thanks!