The FBI are on the Hunt for D.B. Cooper Again

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The FBI are on the Hunt for D.B. Cooper Again

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Looks like the FBI are making another bid to find the missing 1971 skyjacker D.B. Cooper.
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As most of us know, in 1971 a man calling himself D.B. Cooper boarded a flight in Portland, Oregon that was headed for Seattle, Washington on the night of Nov, 24. Which he then hijacked a Boeing 727 claiming he had dynamite in a briefcase. While in Seattle, he demanded and got $20,000, 4 parachutes, and to be flown to Mexico. While somewhere over southwestern Washington, he lowered the rear stairs of the Boeing 727. And jumped with the money never to be seen again. Heres a illustration showing how D.B. Cooper escaped: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/c ... /727db.gif

None of the cash was found until 1980, when a 8 eight year old boy found $5,800 of D.B. Cooper cash in a river.

Now what sparked new interest for the FBI to find him was because they just recently found DNA on a cheap tie that D.B. Cooper had and left on the plane.

Source: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080102/ap_ ... for_cooper
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Who knows if the Namco Portable will ever become a reality? :P
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I don't care what DNA they found on a tie from 1971. They will never find him. In all liklihood he's dead.
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khaag wrote:I don't care what DNA they found on a tie from 1971. They will never find him. In all liklihood he's dead.
...or is that what you want us to think, Mr. D.B. Cooper?
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Who cares? It was 40 years ago!
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Adam G wrote:
khaag wrote:I don't care what DNA they found on a tie from 1971. They will never find him. In all liklihood he's dead.
...or is that what you want us to think, Mr. D.B. Cooper?
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Adam G wrote:
khaag wrote:I don't care what DNA they found on a tie from 1971. They will never find him. In all liklihood he's dead.
...or is that what you want us to think, Mr. D.B. Cooper?
O SHI-
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Dr. KillGood wrote:
Adam G wrote:
khaag wrote:I don't care what DNA they found on a tie from 1971. They will never find him. In all liklihood he's dead.
...or is that what you want us to think, Mr. D.B. Cooper?
O SHI-
*Fiery Explosion*
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He moonwalks down the stairs, he's pretty good.
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They already found him in Without a Paddle.
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Post by khaag »

Valium wrote:They already found him in Without a Paddle.
It wasn't actually me. They had to get a stand-in; I refused to do the part.
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khaag wrote:
Valium wrote:They already found him in Without a Paddle.
It wasn't actually me. They had to get a stand-in; I refused to do the part.
Not too good at playing a skeleton eh?
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