New evidence discovered in D. B. Cooper skyjacking case
A microscopic metal fragment found on the tie of infamous plane hijacker D.B. Cooper could help reveal his true identity.
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A microscopic metal fragment found on the tie of infamous plane hijacker D.B. Cooper could help reveal his true identity.
Friday marks 52 years since of the most infamous cases and unsolved mysteries in the FBI's archives: The heist and legendary jump from a hijacked plane by the man simply known as "D.B. Cooper."
Eric Ulis, a citizen investigator who sued the FBI for access to the case's files and evidence, claims the man behind the November 24, 1971, mystery was Vince Petersen from Pittsburg.
SEATTLE — Have we checked the spare parachute packing card slot? What about the rip cords? Wait, the parachute, was it a 24-foot canopy or a 26-foot canopy? Is there
Have we checked the spare parachute packing card slot? What about the rip cords? Wait, the parachute, was it a 24-foot canopy or a 26-foot canopy? Is there DNA on the tie clip? And, my goodness, how …