On November 24, 1971, a man known as D.B. Cooper executed one of the most daring hijackings in history. Boarding a Boeing 727 under the alias “Dan Cooper,” he passed a note to a flight attendant with a chilling message: “I have a bomb.” What followed was a carefully orchestrated ransom demand, the release of hostages, and a legendary leap into the unknown.
With $200,000 in cash and a parachute, Cooper jumped into the stormy night sky—never to be seen again. Decades later, the FBI’s longest-running investigation closed without answers, leaving behind a trail of theories, suspects, and clues. Was Cooper a highly trained pilot, a Vietnam War veteran, or a master criminal? Did he survive the jump, or was he lost to the wilderness?
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