50th anniversary of mysterious D.B. Cooper case
The day before Thanksgiving marks 50 years since one of the most compelling mysteries in U.S. history was born.
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The day before Thanksgiving marks 50 years since one of the most compelling mysteries in U.S. history was born.
Nearly 50 years later, Eric Ulis, a self-described expert on the D.B. Cooper case, is hoping to uncover evidence from the infamous hijacking near Vancouver, Wash.
The day before Thanksgiving marks 50 years since one of the most compelling mysteries in U.S. history was born.
On the eve of Thanksgiving, 1971, a nondescript, 40-something man who called himself Dan Cooper approached the airport counter and bought a one-way ticket for the short flight from Portland to Seattle. Within hours, he had strapped a bag holding $200,000 in ransom to himself today worth about $1.3 million – and parachuted off the plane, never to be found
On the eve of Thanksgiving, 1971, a nondescript, 40-something man who called himself Dan Cooper approached the airport counter and bought a one-way ticket for the short flight from Portland to Seattl…