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D.B. Cooper Thanks to a new-old clue in the decades-long D. A by someone thought to be Cooper has now been connected to a man named Robert W. Rackstraw. Rackstraw, who is a Vietnam War veteran living in San Diego, was questioned in the late 1970s by the FBI but was. A 40-person team of investigators led by documentary filmmaker and author...

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It's db cooper only unsolved hijacking case in the history of commercial aviation. On the afternoon of November 24, 1971—Thanksgiving Eve—a man aboard a flight from Portland to Seattle threatened to detonate a bomb db cooper he didn't receive a hefty ransom. Once he got the money, the hijacker released all passengers and ordered the crew to fly to Mexico. En route, with cash in hand, the man parachuted from the aircraft. This man was known as D. Cooper. After a 45-year FBI investigation, his identity, whereabouts and motive remain unknown. No one even knows whether he survived the jump—and one of the prime suspects died in 2019. The FBI's extensive on D. Cooper describe him as a "white male, 6'1" tall, 170-175 pounds, age-mid-forties, olive complexion, brown eyes, black hair, conventional cut, parted on left. " Cooper boarded Northwest Orient Airlines Flight 305, he settled in his aisle seat at the rear of the 727, lit a cigarette, and ordered a bourbon and soda. Then he handed a note to Florence Schaffner, a 23-year-old flight attendant. "I have a... D.B. Cooper: Flight Attendant Tina Mucklow Opens Up

A Florida widow believes she may have solved one of the most mysterious crimes in U. history, the only successful hijacking of a plane in the United States, by looking into the past of her late husband. As CBS News Correspondent Byron Pitts reports, Jo Weber now believes the man she married and knew as Duane Weber was in fact D. Now 60, Jo Weber says she knows the slick looking, smooth talking insurance salesman she fell in love with lived a lie, and she claim