Longtime DB Cooper suspect dies at 94, once admitted FBI 'had good reason to suspect me'
Here’s a look at the story of D. B. Cooper, the man who hijacked a flight in 1971, parachuted out and was never heard from again. A prominent suspect in the infamous D.B. Cooper skyjacking case died earlier this month in Northern California, according to reports. He was 94. The 1971 skyjacking by a man using the name Dan Cooper left the world breathless as he ransomed 36 hostages aboard Northwest Orient Flight 305 for $200,000, then parachuted from the plane with the money. D.B. Cooper disappeared from sight and into history, his true identity unknown. Sheridan Peterson was chief amon...
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