The Pentagon was a United States military establishment.
History[]
On July 30, 1969, Dale Cooper encountered Star and his companion April as he traveled back on foot after a Boy Scouts jamboree. They drove a VW bus and were on their way to Washington, D.C. to chain themselves to the door of the Pentagon and allowed Dale to stay with them for part of the trip. After Cooper left them, they eventually reached the Pentagon, but had a fight and parted ways.[1]
In 2016, at the Pentagon, Lieutenant Cynthia Knox informed Colonel Davis that they have received a match on Major Garland Briggs' fingerprints – the sixteenth match in 25 years – in Buckhorn, South Dakota. Davis doubted the legitimacy of the match but said that if it was indeed truly Briggs that was identified, that the FBI must be informed.[2]
Knox was informed that Major Briggs' prints actually came from a body. Constance Talbot showed her the body, which she noted belonged to a man in his late 40s and died within the last few days. Lieutenant Knox called Colonel Davis about this development, with Davis pointing out that Major Briggs would have to be in his 70s if he died recently.[3]
Personnel[]
- Lieutenant Cynthia Knox
- Colonel Davis
Behind the scenes[]
The establishing shot of the Pentagon at night is stock footage.[4]
Appearances[]
- The Autobiography of F.B.I. Special Agent Dale Cooper: My Life, My Tapes (Mentioned only)
- Twin Peaks – 2017
