I have a feeling that secret was probably something both personal and shameful, and likely had nothing to do with this. I don't think being Dan Cooper is something you'd take to the grave which would *also* be weighing on your conscience. No one got hurt, after all.
you bet. the other day my gf got weird for a moment she said she was sad about something but she didnt want to tell me for no reason and my blood just boiling real hot desperate to know what she had to say
I mean, theft is a theft, and we should never admire thieves. Yea, its a cool story and he had huge balls and was very well prepared (unless he died and was never found), but please don't admire people like him. He threatened the people on the airplane with a fcking bomb. Most of the crew was probably afraid to death, if anything went wrong and not according ot his plan, he could even kill some of those people by his actions. Cool story, but he wasn't a nice person.
@@xromasikyou don't need to write a long essay about how someone can't admire the professionalism of a thief, I don't think anyone cares and nobody is grading it.
@Evan S That basically means that if Dan Cooper did the hijack today, he would have been able to buy a new track-only Ford GT MKII, or 36 Ford Mustang GT's.
Imagine if he's still alive, he's 90 years old and living in a Nursing home. He tells a nurse working there that he is D.B Cooper but the nurse says ''sure grandpa, let's get you to bed.''
The nurse may not even know who D. B. Cooper is. There are quite a lot of young people working in those facilities and while it is a very infamous mystery to this day, I wouldn't doubt there are many people around my age (21) who have never heard of it.
1st guy: Yeah probably him 2nd: Ohh yeah, he did it 3rd: For sure he did it 4th: Yes 100% guilty 5th: Yup it's him for sure All of them on screen: *sweats profusely*
last one sounds most possible, but im pretty sure he died in those forests either if he landed safe still not survived, money found in river stream logically suggests that.
He had to. He needed to be close enough to hand the note to the Flight Attendant, and needed the seat open so she could sit next to him. Otherwise she would have had to climb over him and such. Sitting in the middle just made the most sense.
Whoever D.B. Cooper was, he must have had nerves of steel. Just having the audacity to do something like that and pull it off. It's like a James Bond scene.
Not only would I like to imagine DB Cooper has survived this whole time and he's around 90 years old, but also that he uses youtube, stumbled across this video and commented on it without anyone knowing
This is my favorite theory. For those of you wondering, this is a bit more than just a one line meme. Mainly the fact that people speculate about the origins of Tommy Wiseau (the guy from The Room), who seemingly came out of nowhere with a decent sum of money to produce a film. IIRC he has given several conflicting or strange remarks as to where he is from. Anyway, people wondering about what happened to DB Cooper and people wondering who Tommy Wiseau is eventually resulted in the pet theory that Tommy Wiseau is DB Cooper, which is absolute top tier headcanon
Now I know why I like this man a lot. Not just because of the stories he tells, or research he does. But of his dark theme art style. It's like toggling dark theme for the video itself. Something I really enjoy.
I would just like to point out that just a few years ago this guy was making top 10 rage comic videos and now he makes literal documentaries that rival anything on TV. Way to glow up man. Best youtube channel period.
"Just a few years ago". His last meme video was in September 2014, so almost 6 years ago. That's more than half a decade, that's more than few years ago imo.
Yeah, he's low-key kind of a Pacific Northwest folk hero for that reason: being so intriguingly mysterious, didn't hurt anyone, and never caught. Everyone honestly loves when a heist is pulled off haha!
If I had a dollar for every time someone comments “This channel is the definition of quality over quantity” I would have as much as Dan Cooper’s ransom money.
My Dad once had an interesting encounter with a man who he believes was D.B Cooper. In either 1999 or 2000 he was hitchhiking from a small town called Chico in northern California to Seattle and along the way someone picked him up in a white van with a bunch of bicycles in the back, the guy said he was heading to Seattle as well and offered to drive him the rest of the way there. Along the way the guy kept talking about and asking my dad if he'd heard of D.B Cooper and the story behind it before. My dad said he'd heard of it but never really looked into it and so the guy who was giving him a ride drove him to some random places in the woods and was explaining everything about what happened, like where the jump site was, where it was thought he landed and everything. Something interesting my dad noticed was that in his explanations of everything he kept saying "I" but then changing it to "he" when talking about D.B Cooper. I guess my dad thought nothing of it at the time but after that the man dropped my dad off in Seattle and he never saw the man again. After getting to Seattle my dad decided to look up D.B Cooper to see what he looked like and my dad claims that the man looked identical to the depiction of D.B Cooper but since the incident was around 30 years prior and the fact that my dad didn't know where the man went, there was never an investigation into the case.
Still marvelling at the fact that I just search up "D.B. Cooper," find this flawless, information-packed, and intriguing documentary and watch it FOR FREE?!
The security on planes before 9/11 was absolutely ridiculous. This man bought a ticket with a fake name, smoked cigars on the plane and carried a briefcase with TNT sticks inside. Absolutely wild
Cigarettes. The brands was Raleigh filters. Raleighs were a mass market brand just like Camels or Winstons. Some people seem to think that it was an exotic brand. It wasn't but its market position was upscale male. Executives and secret agents smoked Raleighs. Major security measures came in long before the 9-11 attack. Passenger screening as it exists today was not started until after 2001 though. The red sticks in the attache case were designed to look like dynamite. It is widely believed that Cooper's bomb was fake. It is assumed that the name he purchased the ticket under, Dan Cooper, was fake but strictly speaking no absolute proof of that. You seriously need to eat your Wheaties.
I mean, he didn't kill or hurt anyone, he was polite, he let the passengers get out. For all we know the bomb could even have been fake, but if someone knows they probably are gone with the wind. Don't blame the guy for doing it.
@@alanwatts8239 Yeah he had no concept of flight operations and insisted an aircraft just to do what he wanted. There is a polite bankrobber mystique only because nothing bad happened. If the Lockerbie bomber hadn't killed a couple hundred people he'd be some fucking folk hero today.
Only problem I see is that Smith's nose doesn't look nearly anything like the sketch at all. It's completely different, from the nose's size to the angle it's pointing down at. Otherwise he has a good resemblance to the sketch.
I just want to remind everyone and myself.. this is free, nearly 30 minutes of amazing and interesting content. This is what RUclips was made for, I love it so much.
One of if not the best in terms of quality content, genuine Better than documentary quality videos like this are so rare and every like he gets is beyond deserved
amazing storytelling, but honestly my favorite part was the introduction. the plane turning, and showing the red highlighted Dan Cooper. Him jumping, and the audio playing. the landing, with birds flying out from the landing spot, and the growing rain following. wonderful.
@Anonymous Caveman That would be funny, but given that this happened 49 years ago and his estimated age was around 40 to 45 years old, he sadly wont be watching this :/
Living in the EXACT area where DB cooper did everything, is really special to me for some reason, Im not sure why, but he holds such resembalence to everyone in Portland that they are drinks, meals, and more named about him. Amazing video!
My Grandfather was a state trooper in Oregon at the time this occurred he participated in the search and described it as "looking for a needle in a haystack, in a field of haystacks, and we had no f***ing hint as to which haystack to begin with."
One of the craziest things is that the plane was actually being tailed by at least 5 other planes and no one seems to have seen him jump either. It's also very interesting how calm he was. It was described that he was calm, well-spoken, even paid his drink tab, offered the flight attendant the change and even showed said flight attendant the bomb when she asked. He even offered to also request food for everyone in case they were hungry, it's like he actively tried to make everyone as comfortable as possible because his issue was not with any of them.
@@hwfq34fajw9foiffawdiufhuaiwfhw Please give me a tutorial on how to extract a 30-minute animation which has a unique style and matches the audio near-perfectly off Wikipedia and Reddit posts.
@@johnbaptist5622 they could have returned later bury it to confirm the jump of db cooper. The most interesting part, no one has retrieve the bills so I guess it was spend in foreign countries where at that time no one was really aware about things in general.
@@dr.cheeze5382 they could have thrown it out the plane at another location, outside of the police search corridor. Heck maybe they flew a slightly different route than reported.
Im NGL, this is probably my favourite of your videos. the amount of times I come back and watch it, or just click on it because its in my recommended cause I KNOW I'll enjoy it, is staggering. Incredibly, stupidly well made.
And it contains actual information. Unlike the documentaries on NatGeo or discovery Channel nowadays, with pointless recreations of lame actors, and repeating the same infiormation every five minutes, before and after every adbreak that every 10 minutes :P
Does anyone remember when this channel was called top 10 memes so much time has passed and this channel has grown so much Lemmino please don’t ever stop making videos we love them
I still love the theory that he didn't jump at all and actually just hid in the plane and then somehow got away after they landed. It's completely unrealistic but really fun to imagine
@@Asian2706 You watched too many movies. There is no such thing in real life, people jump off of planes at that height all the time and there's no such thing as the pressure forcing you out of the plane. Now if you're in space then sure, that's a thing but not on a plane.
@@giantWario This is real life, yes, and so logic and science alike applies here. What you just said contradicted what this person said. Right? This person said the guy hid on the plane for a long while assuming the opening door point was 10 minutes into the flight, the man would’ve had to cling on the plane while the door was open for a whole hour. You said people fall off the plane at these heights while the door was open which was common sense and didn’t need to be stated. The problem is with this dudes logic is that in order for the dude to hide in the plane with the door open for a whole hour, this dude would need like 50,000 PSI of grip strength constantly applied for an hour, which is humanly impossible, and no matter what scenario you’re in, the movies or in real life, the pressure of air at high altitudes and speeds are undeniable. Don’t try to assume some common sense onto me if it wasn’t needed in the first place. What you said has no relevance to the topic, you’re response is trying to persuade me how a dude that old can just seemingly apply that much grip strength onto some object for that long of time, explain that to me. Even in movies you can’t replicate that kind of common sense, so you have to explain
@@Asian2706 ...what the hell are you on about? Did you even watch the video? It wasn't a door, it was stairs and he didn't need to ''hold on to them'' or ''cling to the plane'' at all. He could have just opened them and then calmly gone back to his seat. What kind of wacky scenario have you made up in your head instead of just listening to the video you're commenting on?
@@giantWario Doesn't matter, do you know how a plane works? What do we use stairs for, huh? We use stairs to descend down a level of something, and how many levels are on a plane? One! Ah, you've finally cleared your head. And what is that stairs for? Have you've ever been on a plane? If you haven't, I can't blame you, and it's fine if you haven't been on a plane, but it's not an excuse for you that you've forgotten that a plane uses stairs to allow passengers to descend down OUT OF THE PLANE to arrive at a destination. In order for cooper to use the stairs, he must OPEN AN EXIT OUT OF THE PLANE TO ACCESS THE STAIRWAY, and wouldn't you know, he did just that, and of course physics did its job and throbbed him outta the plane. I need all this scenario to explain all these things to you so that you understand the situation, otherwise if you use your that noggin of yours to work out real-life situations, that noggin wouldn't be the best tool to depend on for survival huh? So maybe this is why you haven't been on planes, you don't know how they operate and you're afraid that maybe if you do something on a plane, you could risk your life maybe, so allow me to explain some basic knowledge to you so that your head doesn't cost that heart of yours, you understand now? If you open an exit OUT OF A PLANE, as long as its leads OUT OF THE PLANE, it is subjected to what we call AIR PRESSURE, when something is at high altitudes flying at a constant velocity, there's this thing called LAW OF INTERTIA, got that, LAW OF INTERTIA pertaining to the G acceleration of earth's gravity. You can't just open a god damn exit out of the plane and expect nothing to happen, you try to stick your hand out the window of a plane and see what happens to those wrist bones huh?
I think the one who admitted it on his deathbed seems to make the most sense to me. There is no countervailing evidence for him unlike the others with the one after him having far less evidence
Zack Paul truly a quality over quantity channel, takes a while for him to upload but when he does it’s worth the wait. A lot of time, effort and research goes into these videos
I was watching expedition unknown with Josh Gates who did an episode about cooper and he met an old guy who looked exactly like him now even though they were joking I was like wait a minute 😂
How does one man make such high quality videos. You could literally put this on tv and everyone would think it's some high production documentary series
He even has a cameo in Prison Break series. I always thought it would be really funny if he just sits somewhere in his chair, watching TV all day, seeing all these popcultural references to him. And he just thinks, "haha, that was me".
this proves these conspiracy theory round up top 5's are written by russians in disinformation attack agiant our daring heroes, the general public. tune in next week when our gullible mass stands in line for a new movie about nothing.
I'm here too, going to point out the first national bank (currently safeco plaza) to people now. Also crazy I've taken off on the same tarmac as Dan multiple times.
One thing I find rather hilarious in this case was just how seemingly kind and respectful Cooper was. The fact that whilst seemingly planning his daring escape he was just casually having a conversation with Mucklow is quite amusing and rather charming. On the Wikipedia page about the case it states that Mucklow jokingly asked for a part of the ransom money which Cooper laughed at and handed over a wad of cash to her. She declined due to company policy but it's still funny to me. Cooper even offered Mucklow a cigarette as he asked her about where she was from. She stated that not once was he threatening or cruel to anyone on board, just calm and respectful. Cooper is a hijacker with class.
I love how he sets up these leads only to immediately disprove them. A lesser documentarian would have just run with them and pretended not to know the counter-points to make the documentary more exciting or mysterious.
Normally I would complain about an upload schedule with 4 month intervals but you're basically making entire documentaries by yourself. On top of that you're extremely well researched and your editing skills are top notch. You're pretty damn cool man.
Damn if you think thats bad, try being a fan of Neatmike. His vids were good but god damn his upload schedule is literally non-existent. I'm still hopeful that he might upload again.
@@doopsnoggllc holy shit i thought id never find a fellow fan of neatmike here. He was the first dude i thought of too when mentioning bad upload shedules haha
Put Cynic Snacks in this list, he used to have longer upload windows but his routine is getting better now. He makes incredibly well-animated videos about bad movies. Hope he keeps it up!
But Richard McCoy never said yes or no to that question while being interviewed by Bernie Rhodes (a probation officer) prior to his sentencing for the United hi jacking.
tekodoraudor But why did he lie about where he was the day DB Cooper struck? Who called McCoy’s residence at 10:41pm from the Tropicana Hotel (the day after the hi jacking)?
@@baltulielkungsgunarsmiezis9714 It absolutely is. Being a certain hand isn't a choice it's a brain link so anything you do the hand that you were assigned in your brain is the hand that will reach for anything. It'd be hard to maintain
@@DaveEd2499. "It absolutely is." Not for me atleast. "Being a certain hand isn't a choice it's a brain link so anything you do the hand that you were assigned in your brain is the hand that will reach for anything." With concentration you can override your normal way of acting. "It'd be hard to maintain" I can easily do so for hours.
Is it weird that I actually want to believe he survived and got away? He didn't kill anyone, he didn't distress the passengers, it was never his intention to hurt anyone. He's just this really likable villain.
[Credits, References, and More]
www.lemmi.no/p/the-search-for-d-b-cooper
what
lol
I love the hard work, keep it up.
it took you almost a year to post this lol
Bit late eh?
yo if someone was on their deathbed and said to me "There is something you should know, but i cannot tell you" and then died, i'd be pissed af
I have a feeling that secret was probably something both personal and shameful, and likely had nothing to do with this. I don't think being Dan Cooper is something you'd take to the grave which would *also* be weighing on your conscience. No one got hurt, after all.
thats what the paddles are for
@@stopmakingeyesatme1290 Maybe he thought they could take his inheritance if he admit
Smack him till he comes back to life-
you bet. the other day my gf got weird for a moment she said she was sad about something but she didnt want to tell me for no reason and my blood just boiling real hot desperate to know what she had to say
After DB Cooper did everything, he went to run the largest movie review and database website ever. The name of the website is a confession. IMDB.
Wow!
money well spent
I know that this is a joke so please don't woosh me but the founder of IMDB was born in 1967 and would have been a 4 year old
@@xenonn_54 You never know, some people look quite old for their age
@@xenonn_54 I hijacked a plane when I was 4, who's to say DB cooper couldn't do it at 4? smh my h.
This was a better heist story than of most heist movies
Facts
I get my opinions from Rick and Morty too.
Nicholas Maniccia That episode was hilarious though
This was kind of a shit story ngl
@@nicholasmaniccia1005 LMAOOOOO
The fact that he was so professional and successful with his hijack lowkey makes me happy for him
Ikr
I mean, theft is a theft, and we should never admire thieves. Yea, its a cool story and he had huge balls and was very well prepared (unless he died and was never found), but please don't admire people like him. He threatened the people on the airplane with a fcking bomb. Most of the crew was probably afraid to death, if anything went wrong and not according ot his plan, he could even kill some of those people by his actions. Cool story, but he wasn't a nice person.
@@xromasik 🤓
@@xromasikyou don't need to write a long essay about how someone can't admire the professionalism of a thief, I don't think anyone cares and nobody is grading it.
@xromasik was that bomb real ?
For anyone interested: $200,000 back then is approximately $1,300,000 in 2020
God damn
not to mention that's in american money, since he might have been canadian. at the time of writing this, that's $1,854,255 CAD.
damn son
I was thinking that wasn’t a lot for everything he was doing in this hijacking but there we go
@Evan S That basically means that if Dan Cooper did the hijack today, he would have been able to buy a new track-only Ford GT MKII, or 36 Ford Mustang GT's.
"I don't have a grudge with your airline, I just have a grudge"
This man was an action hero wtf
This account name is completely Unoriginal
What a sick one liner
Ikr that's some mf John wick stuff right there
I hope there's gonna be a movie about this
@@abramo7700 there already is
@@abramo7700 it's called without a paddle
Imagine if he's still alive, he's 90 years old and living in a Nursing home. He tells a nurse working there that he is D.B Cooper but the nurse says ''sure grandpa, let's get you to bed.''
and maybe he communicates with a bell
@@itsamcb HECTOR!!!
@@itsamcb ding! ding!
The nurse may not even know who D. B. Cooper is. There are quite a lot of young people working in those facilities and while it is a very infamous mystery to this day, I wouldn't doubt there are many people around my age (21) who have never heard of it.
@@shreknskrubgaming7248 that doesnt make sense my g Im pretty sure I heard of it and almost everyone 2
This is like a James Bond movie, especially the beginning
i think to myself, "no way the quality gets better"
i was wrong. again.
CrabManJones yeah lol
Oh hi, I have no idea who you are, but that other guy recognized you so I want to pretend like I do as well.
was literally watching your crazy walls vid right before this and i thought the comments were glitched or something
I was just thinking the same thing
Wasn't expecting to see you here my guy
The fact that he was so nice during the hijack might suggest that he was in fact canadian.
yes, I agree
Being nice and polite ain't unique to Canadians m8
That amount of canadian assholes on the internet and real life really disproves it.
@@gkraith2995 you're right, he could have been from any other country that's not USA
@G kraith It’s a joke
G kraith yeah Trevor Philips from gta5 was a asshole
1st guy: Yeah probably him
2nd: Ohh yeah, he did it
3rd: For sure he did it
4th: Yes 100% guilty
5th: Yup it's him for sure
All of them on screen: *sweats profusely*
IrradiatedPotato HAH
I think it could be 4th.
That was me... Lolol
_All of 'em_
last one sounds most possible, but im pretty sure he died in those forests either if he landed safe still not survived, money found in river stream logically suggests that.
*"It's not about the money, it's about sending a message."*
- Dan Cooper
E
joker
- Stringer, Russel.
*IT'S ABOUT THE METS BABY, THE METS*
There's a DB Cooper in "Prison Break" series 😂........
You can tell this guy was a true sicko because he sat in the middle seat.
Your abilities are beyond this world.
😂😂😂
He had to. He needed to be close enough to hand the note to the Flight Attendant, and needed the seat open so she could sit next to him. Otherwise she would have had to climb over him and such. Sitting in the middle just made the most sense.
@@zickykane5206 stop you ruined the joke, although i see where you are coming from
@@ThatNerdGuy0 Just goes to show how well planned everything Cooper did was. He was incredibly meticulous.
I do not remember paying for *RUclips Premium.*
Ik Lemmino's videos are so extraordinary
One of the best content creators on RUclips. Seriously impressive. He’s got a nice voice too.
yeah no ads lmfao
Ikr this is premium experience
Not the only premium that’s free right now
he simply just took the path my grandpa took to school
BACK IN MY DAY
Wow so funny
Imagine if Dan is DB Cooper
lol
Oh no then he's dead.
The greatest intro ever. I’ve watched this video 50 times over the past 3 years and never feel sick of this video at all. 😅
❤❤77 not yet ❤❤✝️
Whoever D.B. Cooper was, he must have had nerves of steel. Just having the audacity to do something like that and pull it off. It's like a James Bond scene.
Some of the sketches even look like they could be fanart of Connery-era James Bond.
You should check out the story of Martin McNally. Criminal podcast ep 100 & 101 does a good job at it. One of the craziest stories I've ever heard.
There is also a podcast called American skyjacker about Martin McNally. It’s also very good
Not only would I like to imagine DB Cooper has survived this whole time and he's around 90 years old, but also that he uses youtube, stumbled across this video and commented on it without anyone knowing
that would be like, right under your nose FBI! real badass XD
@JJ S I guess he wont confirm or deny this allegation XD
@JJ S are you
Maybe its you
I will neither confirm or deny this allegation that I am DB Cooper
He changed his identity, got into filmmaking, and wrote, directed, and starred in the hit 2003 film The Room.
"yOurE tEariNg mE aParT LisA.." 😂
Oh hi Mark
This is my favorite theory. For those of you wondering, this is a bit more than just a one line meme. Mainly the fact that people speculate about the origins of Tommy Wiseau (the guy from The Room), who seemingly came out of nowhere with a decent sum of money to produce a film. IIRC he has given several conflicting or strange remarks as to where he is from.
Anyway, people wondering about what happened to DB Cooper and people wondering who Tommy Wiseau is eventually resulted in the pet theory that Tommy Wiseau is DB Cooper, which is absolute top tier headcanon
@@thedrain9328 For that to work Tommy Wiseau would have to be in his 90s
Bri Duss nah man tommy wiseau is an alien
One aspect of Lemmino videos I love that probably isn't mentioned much is the music. The backing tracks on a Lemmino video are always top notch.
Now I know why I like this man a lot. Not just because of the stories he tells, or research he does. But of his dark theme art style. It's like toggling dark theme for the video itself. Something I really enjoy.
Finally, somebody put it into words.
Good for watching late at night.
I swear this shouldn’t be free, we are so lucky
yeah his videos really get you thinking and actually intrigued at whats happening
Really epic to watch midnight.
One of the best free documentaries I've watched in a long time. Watching this for free feels illegal.
Man, that's this guy's entire channel in a nutshell.
10 times better
Man, LEMMiNO makes stuff (stories) more intresting. Vid Skrlec very true...
@The Guy yeah the cicada 3301 one is also insane
His documentaries is soo good. Can't believe this is the same guy who rate top 10 memes years ago, lmao.
I would just like to point out that just a few years ago this guy was making top 10 rage comic videos and now he makes literal documentaries that rival anything on TV. Way to glow up man. Best youtube channel period.
"rival anything on tv"
Someone must be on acid if they think the documentaries on TV are anywhere near this masterpiece
Hc_ 21 battle 360 > anything this dons done
I mean that doesn't say much. 90% of TV documentaries are either about aliens or about how Hitler didn't comity suicide.
"Just a few years ago". His last meme video was in September 2014, so almost 6 years ago. That's more than half a decade, that's more than few years ago imo.
@@__-yz1ob yeah you're right. I meant more in the sense of production quality.
"did cooper survive, i have no idea. but as long as that possibly cannot be dismissed, the legend of db cooper will no doubt persist."
🔥🔥🔥🔥
fire line
blud is not cold
every single potential suspect had me like "damn, that must be him" until i saw the next person
same man
Same, but now I can't stop shaking the feeling that the last one is him
@@pretty.average How much you wanna bet if the order was changed you wouldn't think that?
lol same
init
I was 15 yrs old living in Reno when this happened. People couldn't suppress their admiration, that he pulled it off without hurting anyone.
Yeah, he's low-key kind of a Pacific Northwest folk hero for that reason: being so intriguingly mysterious, didn't hurt anyone, and never caught. Everyone honestly loves when a heist is pulled off haha!
Wasn’t their some festivals for him?
@Daimon Hellstrom 66 not 76 i guess someone needs maths classes
@@ITF-tt3wg LOLLLLLLLL
@Daimon Hellstrom well that’s just some sarcasm
If I had a dollar for every time someone comments “This channel is the definition of quality over quantity” I would have as much as Dan Cooper’s ransom money.
But it's true you can't deny that
Beautiful comment
The top comment is Litterly that phrase. 😂😂😂
But is it a bad thing? Nah
Nutterbudder Charles 🤣🤣
My Dad once had an interesting encounter with a man who he believes was D.B Cooper. In either 1999 or 2000 he was hitchhiking from a small town called Chico in northern California to Seattle and along the way someone picked him up in a white van with a bunch of bicycles in the back, the guy said he was heading to Seattle as well and offered to drive him the rest of the way there. Along the way the guy kept talking about and asking my dad if he'd heard of D.B Cooper and the story behind it before. My dad said he'd heard of it but never really looked into it and so the guy who was giving him a ride drove him to some random places in the woods and was explaining everything about what happened, like where the jump site was, where it was thought he landed and everything. Something interesting my dad noticed was that in his explanations of everything he kept saying "I" but then changing it to "he" when talking about D.B Cooper. I guess my dad thought nothing of it at the time but after that the man dropped my dad off in Seattle and he never saw the man again. After getting to Seattle my dad decided to look up D.B Cooper to see what he looked like and my dad claims that the man looked identical to the depiction of D.B Cooper but since the incident was around 30 years prior and the fact that my dad didn't know where the man went, there was never an investigation into the case.
Your dad is D.B. Cooper
UHM, CAN SOMEONE ELSE NOTICE THIS COMMENT PLEASE??? HELLO??? UR DAD NEEDS TO FIND THAT MAN ‼️‼️
I wouldn't be able to move on with my life after that
Can you ask or know if the landing site the man talked about was indeed the suspected landing site?
@@PaulEstrada1 I'm not sure the exact location but it was in northern oregon and somewhat near the cascade mountain range
The quality of this is absolutely insane.
he needs his own netflix show
I would pay for this seriously
wait it’s only 1080p?
Guys I know he meant the quality of production don't wooosh me
This guy started as a rage comic/meme channel.
Really? There are tons of videos out there (for free) with the same production value
I can't help but appreciate how much work goes to literally every single one of his videos.
I’m your eleventh like
Get a life
"literally"
I have seen you somewhere before in comment section
FirefistACE Me too. I’ve seen him in a lot of video’s comm. sections
Still marvelling at the fact that I just search up "D.B. Cooper," find this flawless, information-packed, and intriguing documentary and watch it FOR FREE?!
yes, yes you did
it all comes at the price of your time, that was well spent here of course.
(I don't. know if that made any sense)
That’s why I love RUclips
What a time to be alive, right?
That why I pay premium: out of generosity and gratitude for RUclips.
@@luciano53688 thanks
Now I dont even care that this guy never got/gets caught, he's literally nonfiction James Bond. Never hurt a soul, except maybe, potentially himself.
No I am fine
You know that james bond was based off of real life people right?
Same
@@fiuzziihun your not him
James bond hurts a lot of people though
The security on planes before 9/11 was absolutely ridiculous. This man bought a ticket with a fake name, smoked cigars on the plane and carried a briefcase with TNT sticks inside. Absolutely wild
Cigarettes. The brands was Raleigh filters. Raleighs were a mass market brand just like Camels or Winstons. Some people seem to think that it was an exotic brand. It wasn't but its market position was upscale male. Executives and secret agents smoked Raleighs. Major security measures came in long before the 9-11 attack. Passenger screening as it exists today was not started until after 2001 though. The red sticks in the attache case were designed to look like dynamite. It is widely believed that Cooper's bomb was fake. It is assumed that the name he purchased the ticket under, Dan Cooper, was fake but strictly speaking no absolute proof of that. You seriously need to eat your Wheaties.
Cigars were okay back then, so that is not a problem
I've seen people do coke on planes and drinking while they were flying the plane. Never flew again
do you know pablo escobar?
@Jeff Sol Apparently, not so much. McCoy did nearly the same thing a year later, with an added gun.
you know it’s gonna be crazy when the first chapter is called “The Hijacking”
i thought this is another malaysian airlines story
@Irsyad Aman Lmao, why do you guys have so many missing planes?
Dellan our planes can’t fly 30 minutes without self destructing
@@PhOeNiXCrEw93 its just 2 bro, nothing else
If cooper is alive, i like to imagine him as some old nice guy that watches stuff about him and chuckles to himself.
Can't really blame the guy for chasing the bag if nobody got hurt.
I mean, he didn't kill or hurt anyone, he was polite, he let the passengers get out. For all we know the bomb could even have been fake, but if someone knows they probably are gone with the wind. Don't blame the guy for doing it.
Even if he did survive. He'd almost certainly be dead by now. Do the math. He'd be in his mid to late 90s.
@@alanwatts8239 Yeah he had no concept of flight operations and insisted an aircraft just to do what he wanted. There is a polite bankrobber mystique only because nothing bad happened. If the Lockerbie bomber hadn't killed a couple hundred people he'd be some fucking folk hero today.
@@potterj09 I like pizza.
The sketch looks exactly like William J. Smith. The eyes, ears and jaw* match perfectly. Awesome video, so fun to watch.
Cooper had the money in a bag, not a jar.
@@Jesse-lv2yo LOL I meant jaw
Only problem I see is that Smith's nose doesn't look nearly anything like the sketch at all. It's completely different, from the nose's size to the angle it's pointing down at. Otherwise he has a good resemblance to the sketch.
@@elitecerealnose cartilage grows with age, maybe if a younger pic of him was used thered be more similarity
I just want to remind everyone and myself.. this is free, nearly 30 minutes of amazing and interesting content. This is what RUclips was made for, I love it so much.
Yup one of the rare best quality youtubers out there.
One of if not the best in terms of quality content, genuine Better than documentary quality videos like this are so rare and every like he gets is beyond deserved
Also, no ads!
I know right?
exactly. this is premium stuff
amazing storytelling, but honestly my favorite part was the introduction. the plane turning, and showing the red highlighted Dan Cooper. Him jumping, and the audio playing. the landing, with birds flying out from the landing spot, and the growing rain following. wonderful.
Don’t forget the badass quote at the end now that D.B Cooper’s fate is left obscured
It was like a bond movie
Do you know the audio's name perhaps?
@@Rayzen2077 wdym audio name
@@hakai1014 like the music that plays in right at the intro
Imagine if he is watching this and is like "Ooooo so close"
@Anonymous Caveman That would be funny, but given that this happened 49 years ago and his estimated age was around 40 to 45 years old, he sadly wont be watching this :/
@Anti-Majus 89-94 years old? It’s possible he’s alive, but definitely not on RUclips.
@@anti-majus5073 Well he might have not been his 40's.
He probably can't go to the toilet by himself, if he's even alive today :D
"Oh shit, they are too close... I'll have to do it all over again!"
Living in the EXACT area where DB cooper did everything, is really special to me for some reason, Im not sure why, but he holds such resembalence to everyone in Portland that they are drinks, meals, and more named about him. Amazing video!
Your D.B Cooper
My Grandfather was a state trooper in Oregon at the time this occurred he participated in the search and described it as "looking for a needle in a haystack, in a field of haystacks, and we had no f***ing hint as to which haystack to begin with."
thats cool lol but must have been frustrating
that sounds about right
Thats awesome. I bet it was Oregon’s wilderness is something else.
Cold War?
this comment deserves more likes
The fact that we can watch quality content like this FOR FREE makes my appreciate the internet even more
Couldn't possibly agree more
Yeah, it puts Netflix to shame.
Thats Lemino for you
Ye totally agree
The way he presents everything is astounding
One of the craziest things is that the plane was actually being tailed by at least 5 other planes and no one seems to have seen him jump either.
It's also very interesting how calm he was. It was described that he was calm, well-spoken, even paid his drink tab, offered the flight attendant the change and even showed said flight attendant the bomb when she asked. He even offered to also request food for everyone in case they were hungry, it's like he actively tried to make everyone as comfortable as possible because his issue was not with any of them.
AzureRoxe good comment
Kypreoss it was McCoy he was killed by the cops
Dukwik it wasn’t McCoy
Yeah and he's possibly Canadian
"I'm on the phone with the FBI, What kind of pizza does everyone want? Do you want Coke or Pepsi?"
He absolutely nailed it with this music at the end
sounds even better at 1.5x
Those people claiming to be him or not denying to be him just want to be remembered for something extravagant that they didn’t do.
You just helped me with my creative writing project
true, they just took the chance while they're at it
Same
Spoiler alert!!!
But imo it really help the real DB Cooper. They just mess woth FBI a lot more then usual
This is more premium content than youtube premium can ever dream of being.
Excepting serieses such as Mindfield
Evan Young this content is better than Mindfield.. sorry to break that to you
Evan Young also he does most of the work himself whereas Mindfield has tons of producers
The modeling and the editing makes me think this is an official documentary when it's just a passion project. Amazing.
@@hwfq34fajw9foiffawdiufhuaiwfhw Please give me a tutorial on how to extract a 30-minute animation which has a unique style and matches the audio near-perfectly off Wikipedia and Reddit posts.
the theory that he never existed and the pilots and staff made up the story to make an extra $200,000 is probably my fav
That would be dope. But what would explain the money in the soil?
@@johnbaptist5622 they could have returned later bury it to confirm the jump of db cooper.
The most interesting part, no one has retrieve the bills so I guess it was spend in foreign countries where at that time no one was really aware about things in general.
wait but how did the pillots/staff smuggle the money out of the plane? it's specified that the FBI thourougly searched every inch of the plane
Interesting theory…
@@dr.cheeze5382 they could have thrown it out the plane at another location, outside of the police search corridor. Heck maybe they flew a slightly different route than reported.
Im NGL, this is probably my favourite of your videos. the amount of times I come back and watch it, or just click on it because its in my recommended cause I KNOW I'll enjoy it, is staggering.
Incredibly, stupidly well made.
same i seen this like 4 times now
Same. Just did today again.
And just yesterday I was thinking "man, this guy should be due to post a video by now. It's been 4 months. Where is he?". Was not disappointed
Whenever we pass the 3-4 months mark since the last video, I find myself checking Lemmino almost every day.
The incredible quality of these videos are worth the wait
Yeah same lol
Literally opened his channel yesterday and was wondering the same thing - serendipity at its best.
Yeah, last night I was just rewatching his “Grazed by the apocalypse” video, thinking “it’s about due for another video isn’t it?”
It was.
He's finally back, and wow, this can definitely compete with any high-budget documentary!
You didn't even watch the half of it, lol
He uploads after months so he isn't exactly back it'll take a while before he uploads again bet then again when he does it is glorious
He's never here yet he never left
Great video. For those interested, *there is a movie* called 'The Pursuit of D. B. Cooper'.
And it contains actual information. Unlike the documentaries on NatGeo or discovery Channel nowadays, with pointless recreations of lame actors, and repeating the same infiormation every five minutes, before and after every adbreak that every 10 minutes :P
And so the wait shall begin again, see you bois half a year later
TACTICAL NUT worth it tho
True :(
Absolutely worth it.
The more you forget that this channel even exists, the more hype its gonna be when he posts again. Im gonna enjoy it
yes
Over the years I've made it a tradition to listen to your videos on long road trips. It ain a real road trip without Lemmino!
Does anyone remember when this channel was called top 10 memes so much time has passed and this channel has grown so much Lemmino please don’t ever stop making videos we love them
I do
Back when he made rage comics
Yep
Yep
yes
every suspect I was like
"yeah this is surely him"
and at the end I realized how many of them fit and how consequently I still have no idea who he is.
I think it was the last one tbh
I think it was one of the last two
it makes you wonder how many innocent people were put in prison over these superficial traits
Imagine D. B. Cooper, now 90 years old, is watching this and is basically just thinking “fuckin gottem.”
That would be dope
What a Madlad
Lol
Accomplished what nobody could now laughing about the curious peeps
Plot twist: you are D. B. Cooper
5:00 the way he looks like a ragdoll being tossed to the wind is so funny to me 😭😭
Sameeeee
Crazy how this dude went from making meme comics back in 2011 to professionally edited documentaries...
Top 10 anime character arcs
Lol been watching since that it's amazing
Yeah It’s crazy honestly, like I’ve been subscribed to him for years
With great difficulty, And nothing to do.
Has always been my fav RUclipsr, only tuber I would throw my money at. Enjoy his content
I still love the theory that he didn't jump at all and actually just hid in the plane and then somehow got away after they landed. It's completely unrealistic but really fun to imagine
Impossible, cause if the door was found open, the amount of air pressure oscillation would’ve for sure forced him out of the plane
@@Asian2706 You watched too many movies. There is no such thing in real life, people jump off of planes at that height all the time and there's no such thing as the pressure forcing you out of the plane. Now if you're in space then sure, that's a thing but not on a plane.
@@giantWario This is real life, yes, and so logic and science alike applies here. What you just said contradicted what this person said. Right? This person said the guy hid on the plane for a long while assuming the opening door point was 10 minutes into the flight, the man would’ve had to cling on the plane while the door was open for a whole hour. You said people fall off the plane at these heights while the door was open which was common sense and didn’t need to be stated. The problem is with this dudes logic is that in order for the dude to hide in the plane with the door open for a whole hour, this dude would need like 50,000 PSI of grip strength constantly applied for an hour, which is humanly impossible, and no matter what scenario you’re in, the movies or in real life, the pressure of air at high altitudes and speeds are undeniable. Don’t try to assume some common sense onto me if it wasn’t needed in the first place. What you said has no relevance to the topic, you’re response is trying to persuade me how a dude that old can just seemingly apply that much grip strength onto some object for that long of time, explain that to me. Even in movies you can’t replicate that kind of common sense, so you have to explain
@@Asian2706 ...what the hell are you on about? Did you even watch the video? It wasn't a door, it was stairs and he didn't need to ''hold on to them'' or ''cling to the plane'' at all. He could have just opened them and then calmly gone back to his seat. What kind of wacky scenario have you made up in your head instead of just listening to the video you're commenting on?
@@giantWario Doesn't matter, do you know how a plane works? What do we use stairs for, huh? We use stairs to descend down a level of something, and how many levels are on a plane? One! Ah, you've finally cleared your head. And what is that stairs for? Have you've ever been on a plane? If you haven't, I can't blame you, and it's fine if you haven't been on a plane, but it's not an excuse for you that you've forgotten that a plane uses stairs to allow passengers to descend down OUT OF THE PLANE to arrive at a destination. In order for cooper to use the stairs, he must OPEN AN EXIT OUT OF THE PLANE TO ACCESS THE STAIRWAY, and wouldn't you know, he did just that, and of course physics did its job and throbbed him outta the plane. I need all this scenario to explain all these things to you so that you understand the situation, otherwise if you use your that noggin of yours to work out real-life situations, that noggin wouldn't be the best tool to depend on for survival huh? So maybe this is why you haven't been on planes, you don't know how they operate and you're afraid that maybe if you do something on a plane, you could risk your life maybe, so allow me to explain some basic knowledge to you so that your head doesn't cost that heart of yours, you understand now? If you open an exit OUT OF A PLANE, as long as its leads OUT OF THE PLANE, it is subjected to what we call AIR PRESSURE, when something is at high altitudes flying at a constant velocity, there's this thing called LAW OF INTERTIA, got that, LAW OF INTERTIA pertaining to the G acceleration of earth's gravity. You can't just open a god damn exit out of the plane and expect nothing to happen, you try to stick your hand out the window of a plane and see what happens to those wrist bones huh?
All Loki jokes aside. This level of production is next level. It should be on Netflix or something.
Yes
Amazon video
@@AccurateEnd143 what's the difference
@@AccurateEnd143 amazon video sucks, 70-80% of shows and movies you still have to pay for
@@spike5499 he said "it should be on Netflix or something" so I added Amazon video
If DB Copper is found, he should awarded another $200,000.
Considering that the hijacking happened 52 years ago, he's either REALLY old or straight-up dead, whether he kicked the bucket on that night or not.
200000 is nothing now
@@jamescollier3 It's definitely not nothing. $200k would change most people's lives.
@@jamescollier3that’s about 1.3 million USD now
@@jamescollier3Okay rich kid
It's crazy how every single suspect you listed made me think "that HAS to be him".
Fr💀💀
I think the one who admitted it on his deathbed seems to make the most sense to me. There is no countervailing evidence for him unlike the others with the one after him having far less evidence
@@buddermonger2000 yea but he couldve been one of those ppl who wants a cool story to be told about him
William Smith looks exactly like the sketch dawg
@@buddermonger2000yeah, although there is no evidence to prove that he was him, there is also no evidence to prove that he wasn't
The legend himself is back at it again with that *premium content*
And he has uploaded a legend
legend channel
We don't deserve watching this for free,
i know right? worth the wait for his some awesome content.
Zack Paul truly a quality over quantity channel, takes a while for him to upload but when he does it’s worth the wait. A lot of time, effort and research goes into these videos
"Did Cooper survive? I have no idea."
That's something Cooper would say...
SuS
Hmmmm
very sus
Nah, "probably not" is a better denial....
Nyeh!
This is one of the best videos on RUclips
Imagine being 80 year old Cooper now just laughing at all these videos about him
What if you are D.B and just having a bit of fun
@@RiptideUrBadLol Hehe
TheDancingLionRules hold up
Howd you know i was laughing?
I was watching expedition unknown with Josh Gates who did an episode about cooper and he met an old guy who looked exactly like him now even though they were joking I was like wait a minute 😂
How does one man make such high quality videos. You could literally put this on tv and everyone would think it's some high production documentary series
yes this is quality over quantity
i can bet he is still busy to make a new video for free for us
such a gem of RUclips JUST LEMMINO
Yeah that's why such graphics talks long long time
Lemmino Studios.
👎
time, patience, and skill
Every single suspect:
"You know, Im something of a D. B. Cooper myself"
It's a helluva an ego boost to be thought of as a legend, even if it's a criminal legend.
As he disappeared, his spirit possesses every criminal that is interrogated
@@Mahawww everybody wants to be somebody
The only one I sort of believe is the guy who's last words were "I'm D.B. Cooper" who would say that privately to his wife before he died
@@namoa8202 Pro tip... it WAS him. OMG, You don't know the half of it
This is some of the highest quality content, i could find on youtube.
Imagine he actually survived and watched this
Underrated comment
You’re not fooling any of us, “Derek”. We know it’s you.
I havent watched it yet.
What if Lemmino is Cooper and that's why his videos have such high quality cuz he doesn't need money
I really don't think a man in his 90s would spent his time like this
Imagine being outplayed by a guy who wears sunglasses in the dark.
Lmao
I honestly believe he survived the landing. Then buried the money in hopes of finding it so they can get even more confused.
It’s always sunny in coolsville😎
So he can so he can
CaptainNapkin because he’s future is too bright
This documentary feels like it shouldn't be free to watch.
I really want to like ur comment but it has 69 likes…
Niklas Scholl u can like it now its at 72
Niklas Scholl +1
Well.. you can pay me if you want..
José Marcelo Alquéres ok
Maybe this "Richard Mccoy" was D B Cooper but he he learned from his mistakes and went with helmet, jumpsuit and planned flight route
Yes I was thinking that too.
Because Cooper always learns from his mistakes
Meanwhile Dan Cooper watches countless documentaries about himself
He even has a cameo in Prison Break series. I always thought it would be really funny if he just sits somewhere in his chair, watching TV all day, seeing all these popcultural references to him. And he just thinks, "haha, that was me".
@@shinigamichopper That sounds like torture, I think most people would want to have their accomplishment recognized even if the cost was jail.
@@slobert Most people arent idiots.
in heaven most probably
Could you blame him?
Every suspect they go through im like oh yeah thats definitely him.
Fax
The last guy prob
only last guy i had that
@@YouAintGotNoTegridyBoi Damn you think you're smart
Last or 2nd last
The production value is insane. This could have been a Netflix documentary.
Don't diss him man.
was totally thinking that, he can even have his own team etc.
this proves these conspiracy theory round up top 5's are written by russians in disinformation attack agiant our daring heroes, the general public. tune in next week when our gullible mass stands in line for a new movie about nothing.
The music is amazing also.
But at the same time it has a style I haven't seen in any youtube or tv show before. It's completely its own thing.
As a Seattlite, I just find it interesting to find out about crazy things that have happened in the city I live in (the samurai thing for example)
I'm here too, going to point out the first national bank (currently safeco plaza) to people now. Also crazy I've taken off on the same tarmac as Dan multiple times.
Jeez, that last one's crazy to think about!
One thing I find rather hilarious in this case was just how seemingly kind and respectful Cooper was. The fact that whilst seemingly planning his daring escape he was just casually having a conversation with Mucklow is quite amusing and rather charming. On the Wikipedia page about the case it states that Mucklow jokingly asked for a part of the ransom money which Cooper laughed at and handed over a wad of cash to her. She declined due to company policy but it's still funny to me. Cooper even offered Mucklow a cigarette as he asked her about where she was from. She stated that not once was he threatening or cruel to anyone on board, just calm and respectful.
Cooper is a hijacker with class.
Well as a wise man once said, “Professionals have standards.”
He's the embodiment of Arsène Lupin lol, a gentleman burglar
A classhole
@@horaceweatherby2910 no
@@horaceweatherby2910shut up
Lemmino: (basically describes a suspect as being identical to Dan Cooper in every possible aspect)
Me: oh it's him
Lemmino: ...howev--
Me: hOW
Thought the same thing every single time
I love how he sets up these leads only to immediately disprove them. A lesser documentarian would have just run with them and pretended not to know the counter-points to make the documentary more exciting or mysterious.
The Weber guy looks the likeliest suspect though if the wife is telling the truth
Im like "its gotta be him", then "oh nevermind,dude got an alibi"
Every suspect I though “ oh it’s got to be them” until the next one is read out
that 30 minutes was about 10 minutes.
Wait it was 30 mins
Felt like 5 mins to me :(
Alex Hashaga felt like ‘waiting 4 months’ worth of content
His videos go by way too quickly literally 30 minutes does feel like 10 minutes watching his content.
The 30 minutes with no 20 minutes
No one even got hurt. This is technically an illegal win-win situation.
Stand proud, Cooper. You are legendary.
Normally I would complain about an upload schedule with 4 month intervals but you're basically making entire documentaries by yourself. On top of that you're extremely well researched and your editing skills are top notch. You're pretty damn cool man.
Damn if you think thats bad, try being a fan of Neatmike. His vids were good but god damn his upload schedule is literally non-existent. I'm still hopeful that he might upload again.
@@doopsnoggllc holy shit i thought id never find a fellow fan of neatmike here. He was the first dude i thought of too when mentioning bad upload shedules haha
Put Cynic Snacks in this list, he used to have longer upload windows but his routine is getting better now. He makes incredibly well-animated videos about bad movies. Hope he keeps it up!
Doop Snogg LLC neatmike is a fucking legend - F2 are making a comeback and hopefully so does he
and the animations too mmm
That was good, see you guys in 5 months
Edit: 4 months
More like a couple of years:(
Totally
AJ.K 02 😂😂😂 exactly my thought
Yeah, see y'all then
Good luck on your adventures, till then. May the force be with you all
maybe the real DB Cooper was the friends we made along the way
That fucking joke never fails to make me laugh
@@jmiquelmb And it is not even that funny but I am laughing my ass off.
@@innocentspectator2842 where was the reference from?
TheOfficialUnofficial LMAO it’s from Cicada 3130 Lemmino did a year or so ago.
Potato Brown it’s a popular joke online based on that trope/ cliché in films where the actual treasure was the journey and not the destination lmao
that one friend who takes hide n seek way too serious:
He used the money to fund his aspiring film career. Changing his name to Tommy Wiseau, he went on to make the cult classic film, the Room
Danganronpa fan on Lemmino channel... Damn, im not the only one
I did naht hijack that pane, it’s not true it’s bullshit I didn’t hijack that plane I did naht.
Oh hai mark!
Another XKCD fan, eh?
He's been faking that hilariously fake american accent this whole time? Genius.
This is the best theory so far
The audacity of this guy. The utter strength of his confidence. The amount of sheer smarts this guy has.
The balls of this guy
im not really sure if youre talking about cooper or the narrator but either way, yes.
It could be argued the guy wasnt all that smart
he probably died.
He had the balls but he was not very smart. $200,000 wasn't that much money even in 1971 (it's 1.3M in 2020 dollars), not enough to be worth the risk.
And to this day, Cooper is the only person to get decent service on a domestic flight.
Comment of quality lmao
Dad joke of the year ?
XD
For real, most people get beaten and thrown off the plane for disagreements. This dude got cocktails, 8 cigs, and 200k.
@@garbagi0 cigarettes were banned for a pretty good reason.
“I was young and lost a bet with Thor.”
God, have to admit, though silly, it’s funny to think that in the MCU, Loki was the infamous D.B. Cooper
Plot twist: he had a grudge against the FBI, and he did this to waste their time and bamboozle them.
Plot twist: He had a hidden compartment with a thick winter coat and pants in his suitcase to bamboozle them
mmmm as a big fan of Apex legends, as a person who plays Mirage, I support this comment
That sounds almost plausible.
@Captain Zoll I know you're D B Cooper. You can't hide from KGB!
extravagant!
Plot Twist: This video is LEMMiNO bragging about how he got away with a heist
S W E G E L hmmmm
Oh shit hellll naaweewe
Imagine if that is actually what happened
Yooooo
Lemmino has blue eyes - rules him out.
Evacuate the city
Engage all defenses
AND GET THIS MAN A NETFLIX SERIES
I'd rather he keeps it to youtube. I don't see what benefit Netflix would bring, it would probably make his content far worse.
Netflix will corrupt him
Netflix adaptation? No.
maybe a documentary would get his case re opened
if tiger king is anything to go by
He already have his part in prison break.
First time i've watched a crime documentary and not felt uneasy. Amazing video
But DB COOPER was red colored, and all of the suspects were black and white.
Good point there
big if true
Yeah your so smart dude the FBI is stupid
Tina was also red coloured at some point
@@furn2313 That could only mean one thing Furn...
can't believe i could just watch this. for free.
Greg Men the cost is waiting for months
Barrio 420 *worth it*
It's what this quality deserves
@@barrio4202 well thats a price im willing to pay tenfold.
Barrio 420 it’s better than paying actual money, so this is a win win
He makes better documentaries better than netflix.
I couldn't agree more. These are literal, free half-hour documentaries, completely out to the public, and no subscription shit and all that.
What I hate about the Netflix ones are they drag it out so fucking long I’m not even interested in it
Have you seen Hardy Boys on Hulu they make a reference towards this character
true
I think Netflix makes some pretty good docs.
Cats with whistles were Cooper's dastardly accomplises. That's how he succeeded so successfully on a swift strong winded Sunday in September.
Literally every suspects when questioned if they were Dan Cooper:
"Yesn't"
But Richard McCoy never said yes or no to that question while being interviewed by Bernie Rhodes (a probation officer) prior to his sentencing for the United hi jacking.
"maaaayyybbeee"
tekodoraudor But why did he lie about where he was the day DB Cooper struck? Who called McCoy’s residence at 10:41pm from the Tropicana Hotel (the day after the hi jacking)?
yes yes yes yes yes yes
Yes yes yes yes
Yes yes yes yes
Yes yes yes yes
Yes yes yes yes yes
@@J0hnHenrySNEEDen the effort 0.0
"he is left handed, which DB Cooper COULD have been"
everyone - :o
Pretending that you are of the other hand while on mission is not that hard.
@@baltulielkungsgunarsmiezis9714 It absolutely is. Being a certain hand isn't a choice it's a brain link so anything you do the hand that you were assigned in your brain is the hand that will reach for anything. It'd be hard to maintain
Baltu Lielkungs Gunārs Miezis lmao it was a joke champ
@@baltulielkungsgunarsmiezis9714 Skaists lietotājvārds ;-)
@@DaveEd2499. "It absolutely is." Not for me atleast.
"Being a certain hand isn't a choice it's a brain link so anything you do the hand that you were assigned in your brain is the hand that will reach for anything." With concentration you can override your normal way of acting.
"It'd be hard to maintain" I can easily do so for hours.
Is it weird that I actually want to believe he survived and got away? He didn't kill anyone, he didn't distress the passengers, it was never his intention to hurt anyone. He's just this really likable villain.
I hope he got away too, but he’s certainly dead. And I’m not sure if he even got to spend any of the money.
Professional have standard
Yeah, he is an anti-hero
I hope he made it too
No harm to anyone
Yeah but he basically robbed a bank, that's people's money! He stole savings.