The book "D.B. Cooper & Me" is 320 pages. Courtesy Principia Media
The book "D.B. Cooper & Me" is 320 pages. Courtesy Principia Media
Not all of the money was spent.
Do many people still care about D.B.Cooper?
I recall hearing speculation about him on Art Bell radio about 25 years ago.
it is coming to me vaguely there was a recent CoasttoCoastAM that said some of this. Was clear he was carrying on, Cali I think, running things, boat, people talk to him but he evades direct answers etc
Judge Crater, call your office.
Remarkably, despite the decades that have elapsed, the case has several credible suspects, and the FBI seems less than forthcoming.
Here was a copycat case =>
“On June 23, 1972, Martin J. McNally hijacked American Airlines Flight 119 while in flight from St. Louis to Tulsa. After receiving a ransom of $502,500 he jumped out of the back of the Boeing 727 in what was the ninth copycat hijacking in the style of D. B. Cooper.
The entire ransom as well as a weapon were found near Peru. A fingerprint led to his arrest.[11] The money was found in a 45-pound (20 kg) sealed canvas mail bag by local farmer Lowell Elliott while he was working in his soybean field.”
>> and documentation of how the $200,000 was spent.
I thought only a small amount of the money was ever seen in circulation.
Can’t spend it if it doesn’t circulate.
Hard to take someone seriously who can’t even get the name right. He purchased his ticket as Dan Cooper. The media erroneously called him “D.B. Cooper” in a news report.
