The skyjacking occurred Nov. 24, 1971. Once in the air, a man wearing dark sunglasses who’d purchased a ticket at Portland’s airport under the alias Dan Cooper — later misreported as D.B. Cooper — told a flight attendant he had a bomb. He demanded that the ransom money and four...
Netflix's "Db Cooper: Where Are You?" is a deep dive into one of the most legendary unsolved cases in history. The four-part docuseries, which premieres later this summer, will examine the decades-old case of Db Cooper, an unidentified man who hijacked an airplane flying between Portland...
From D.B. Cooper to Amelia Earhart, these names are etched in history ... with a few blank spaces in their biographies.
The role of Christiansen's younger brother Lyle, who had contacted the Federal Bureau of Investigation about his suspicions after watching the television show "Unsolved Mysteries," is detailed.GRAYGEOFFREYEBSCO_AspNew York
This particular act of hijacking and extortion holds the unique distinction of being the only hijacking ever committed on U.S. soil to remain unsolved. Cooper’s true identity has remained a mystery as well, and $194,200 in ransom money is still unaccounted for. These outstanding details provi...
(and their teacher) know everything there is to know about eggs, the authors toss in a couple of unsolved mysteries: why some animals have brightly colored eggs, and how rats manage to transport large stolen eggs without breaking ... ...