where is martin cooper from?
United States of America
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 Cooper interviews Laurence Jacoby ( Russ Tamblyn ) , a psychiatrist who had been seeing Laura . Jacoby does not wish to breach his confidentiality agreement , but admits that he struggled to understand Laura 's problems . He also casts suspicion on a man driving a red Corvette — Leo Johnson ( Eric Da Re ) . 

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 L.D. Cooper , a leather worker and Korean War veteran , was proposed as a suspect in July 2011 by his niece , Marla Cooper . As an 8 @-@ year @-@ old , she recalled Cooper and another uncle planning something " very mischievous " , involving the use of " expensive walkie @-@ talkies " , at her grandmother 's house in Sisters , Oregon , 150 miles ( 240 km ) south of Portland . The next day flight 305 was hijacked ; and though the uncles ostensibly were turkey hunting , L.D. Cooper came home wearing a bloody shirt — the result , he said , of an auto accident . Later , she said , her parents came to believe that L.D. Cooper was the hijacker . She also recalled that her uncle , who died in 1999 , was obsessed with the Canadian comic book hero Dan Cooper ( see Theories and conjectures ) , and " had one of his comic books thumbtacked to his wall " — although he was not a skydiver or paratrooper . 

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 James Cooper – art director , designer , photographer , illustrator 

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 In late 1999 , Martin originally agreed to a plea bargain in which he agreed to disclose information about the payments . The agreement with the United States Attorney 's office , whose Assistant U.S. Attorney Richard Convertino led the prosecution case against Martin , was nearly finalized in January 2000 . The paperwork for the plea agreement was to be finalized in March 2000 for the former Ford Motor Company employee to plead guilty to one count of federal gambling and one count of income tax evasion . He and his son , Carlton , backed out in May 2000 , preferring to take their chances at trial due to the likelihood of light punishment for first @-@ time offenders . Under the plea agreement in which they would have forfeited $ 100 @,@ 000 and faced 6 – 15 months in prison , they would have been able to keep their homes . If found guilty at trial , they could have received up to 5 years imprisonment and a fine of $ 250 @,@ 000 per count , but they would not have to agree to cooperate with the University investigation . 

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 Martin was born in Kent in 1731 , and was the grandson of Thomas Fairfax , 5th Lord Fairfax of Cameron ( 1657 – 1710 ) through his mother , Frances Fairfax Martin . Raised in humble surroundings in England , Martin relocated to Virginia in 1751 to assist his uncle , Thomas Fairfax , 6th Lord Fairfax of Cameron ( known as Lord Fairfax ) , in administering the Northern Neck Proprietary , which encompassed up to 5 @,@ 000 @,@ 000 acres ( 20 @,@ 000 km2 ) . Martin resided with his uncle on their frontier Greenway Court estate in present @-@ day Clarke County , Virginia . He earned the affections of Lord Fairfax on account of his energetic nature and loyalty , and through Martin 's growing influence Lord Fairfax relocated the proprietary 's base of operations to Greenway Court in 1762 and made Martin steward and land agent of the proprietary . 
