The Search For D. B. Cooper
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- Опубликовано: 1 май 2024
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[Chapters]
00:00 Intro
00:50 Chapter 1: The Hijacking
05:07 Chapter 2: The Manhunt Begins
08:12 Chapter 3: Follow the Money
12:34 Chapter 4: A Leap of Faith
18:46 Chapter 5: The Suspects
28:05 Outro 
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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
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
Plot twist, there was no D.B Cooper. The crew was all in on it and there we no cameras to prove a hijacker wasn't there and they all just split the money.
AAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
i died
😂damnn
That would've taken an insane amount of trust and coordination, and I'm pretty sure flight crews get changed out, but I don't know how it worked back then.
Except for the fact no fewer than 4 passengers remember seeing DB Cooper. Even the famous sketch of DB Cooper is based on the statements of a fellow passenger.
He definitely survived. Never found parachute, a body, or the rest of the money. Smooth operation. And no one got killed or injured. I can dig it. 💪🏾
Bro is definitely dp cooper
Considering he was never identified, then he most likely went back to his day to day life. Just spent the money and lived his life.
@@Sigmapookie69 lol
Possibly, although one important thing the video missed is that before it could be searched the revised drop zone people theorized after finding the Tina Bar money was damaged by the 1980 Mt St. Helens eruption. If there was evidence of Coopers fate there it was possibly destroyed.
This however perfectly fits into my theory that Cooper was a fucking wizard and he caused it to erupt to hide the evidence after he heard the money was found.
maybe paid someone off when he spent his money@@arandombard1197
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
@@iplayminecraft2248 Just goes to show how well planned everything Cooper did was. He was incredibly meticulous.
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.
William Smith looks identical to the sketch, the hair, eyebrows, eyes and even the ears. His motive for doing it makes complete sense, and his knowledge of the railroads could’ve absolutely aided in his escape.
i completley agree , im very sure it was him and the only reason it might not be is 'oh he wasnt from that area' not a good enough reason for it not to be him.
But he spent all his life on the other side of the country, which gives him a solid alibi. Not discounting the idea that it was him, just saying we can't be certain of anything
@@isaywhateveriwantandyougot7421 I mean, if I would attempt I high profile crime, I'd probably not want to do it in my home area too. It casts suspicion away from you, if the crime happened on the other side of the country. And it's not that difficult to familiarize yourself with another part of the country.
Yeah, out of all of them, he looks most like the sketch. Also, the point about the tie is interesting.
@@isaywhateveriwantandyougot7421 nothing a train ticket bought with cash and a map to study along the way can't fix.
The writing on the plane ticket actually kind of gives a very strong argument for him being military. He wrote in all caps. My father is ex military and he writes everything in all caps as they were taught to do so during training. He still writes in all caps to this day because he picked up the habit.
That's a very good point, thanks for sharing!
Interesting!
A lot of people from the 1900s wrote in caps. It's quite normal among older people. My dad writes in caps, hes 61.
my father also writes in all caps, he never worked in the military, he was just Dutch. He did say that he was attempted to be taught to break the habit (he failed) whereas it sounds like your father was encouraged.
This is completely false. I was 82nd and at no point in Basic, AIT, or at my unit in the 82nd have I ever ever heard such a thing.
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
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!"
Honestly I am almost certain D.B Cooper is William J. Smith:
- Had access to railroad flares and could have made a realistic looking fake bomb.
- Was in the military and knew how to use a parachute.
- He had excellent cursive penmanship. The note handed to the flight attendant was written in very good cursive.
- He was excellent at tying knots. Could have easily tied the money to him with the parachute.
- He was familiar with the seattle area through his friend Dan Clair.
- Looks VERY similar to the sketches. (Skin color, hair color and eye color matching)
- The age description matches (43 at the time)
- The height description matches (5’10)
- Knowledge about the railroads for a successful escape.
- Perfect reason to do this and needed cash.
- Had a friend in highschool who died in WW2 named Ira Dan Cooper.
- He is believed to be the man who communicated with author Max Gunther in 1972 (Who wrote the book. DB Cooper: What really happened) claiming to be D.B. Cooper.
There are too many connections for this to just be a coincidence.
Unfortunately William J. Smith died in January of 2018 at 89.
We don't know what the note that was given to the flight attendant looked like.
@@Winasaurus If i'm not mistaken the flight attendant described it as very good cursive which william was able to do.
looks very similar? He looked EXACTLY like the sketches
@@mrspirus5735why didn’t they flight attendant just look at an image of the guy, to see if it was him for sure?
@@VVzzXyeah, my jaw dropped when they showed his picture
This case is honestly one of my favourite crime cases ever, it’s very very interesting.
The FBI was like "Sir, you won. We won't do anything to you if you say anything now, so if you want to get one last shout out, feel free to tell us."
"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 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
when Duan L Weber was presented as a suspect i was like "thats definitely him. he looks a lot like the picture and everything" but then, once William J Smith appeared on screen i was SHOKED at how he looked EXACTLY like the drawing
Smith was the only one who looked like the sketches.
yeah the first time I saw that picture reading the wikipedia article I was immediately like "yeah, that's him"
(I don't think he survived the jump because the money was never spent and nobody would do something this stupid unless they were really in a desperate financial situation, but if he did that's my preferred suspect because the resemblance is uncanny)
This is my favorite true crime case because it's like, weirdly chill and almost victimless. Like no one but potentially DB Cooper was hurt, he didn't harm anybody, and the money was recovered. Like it's kind of just a funny story
Edit; holy hell y’all lemme enjoy this case leave me aloooone
Edit after the edit: please stop arguing in my replies you’re all being insufferable 😭
The money wasn't recovered. They found a small fraction of it. If they found all of DBs money then the conclusion that he died from the fall would have been quite obvious lol
@@lithium23the money was insured no body lost anything except tax payers
the money wasnt recoverd!
@@user-nw3wp1ix4ithe money actually was never recovered. Don’t you think if it were it’d be a bit more obvuous he fell? 😂
yeah...@@slimmoses4129
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.
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
It's kinda crazy to imagine how many criminals got away their crimes just because we didn't have ways to catch them
And even more so, those who got away because oversights like losing/throwing out cigarette butts with DNA samples.
I remember my sister getting pissed over an unsolved murder doc because nearly everyone at the scene was quick to call it a suicide and then threw out the victim's shoes found roughly 1 week after. I just sat there like, "oh you sweet summer child."
I am flabbergasted.This was absolutely amazing.The beginning and ending music make me feel like I’m watching a movie and the voice,the storytelling and the animations are out of this world.
Calm down buddy
@@jygb7092 no for real this doesn’t feel like RUclips it feels like a Netflix documentary
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.
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.
After being genuinely personable during the hijacking and not harming anyone, as well as the balls it took to jump out of an aeroplane in the dark, with no idea where he was going to land, Cooper deserves that money
*"It's not about the money, it's about sending a message."*
- Dan Cooper
This guy is probably dead because the parachute cant handle that heavy steel balls
But where is the body??
Vlad K lol whoosh
Body on the lake
Vlad K wow.
vlad k RIP
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
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
This video was more informative than the Netflix series. This dude should get his own show, cause this quality is crazy good
Imagine being 80 year old Cooper now just laughing at all these videos about him
Imagine being him seeing this comment and scrolling past
What if you are D.B and just having a bit of fun
@@RiptideUrBadLol Hehe
TheDancingLionRules hold up
Howd you know i was laughing?
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
I just found this channel.
Your documentaries are beautifully made.
Also I like the small injections of humor in the serious information you cover.
Keep making great stuff.
I do believe this is one of the best video essays on this entire platform. I always love to just rewatch this video whenever I'm bored.
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?
For all we know he's watching this laughing to himself.
@Oussamatha *Half a century
@Oussamatha Well he could be ~90 years old by now.
@@MeltTheUniverse he didnt harm anyone tho
aa898246 he stole $200000 from a bank though
@@zaides5225 banks steal more money everyday
All I have to say about all your videos is just incredible. So much detail, hooks and marvelous editing all culminate into one spectacular piece of videography. Keep up the great work!
DB Cooper has to be the most interesting and badass criminal to ever live
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
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
This man never fails to deliver quality documentarys
The dramatic storytelling, the cinematic music and the minimalist graphics. So well done. Fantastic work.
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
I had no idea about this man until my brother mentioned him today. This is insane, I love it.
Amazing work, only just discovered this fantastic channel and glad I did
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
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
I rarely ever comment positively on videos but I got introduced to this channel and it is absolutely incredible!
This guy has pumped out so many masterpieces but this is, to date, my favorite video.
Just your friendly reminder that this was once a meme channel
Ahh yes, the infamous "Rage Comics".
"Top10memes" i think
@@firiy still look this channel up by typing in "top 10 memes" because i refuse to accept this new, way inferior name
Sebastian Gorka You are inferior, you’re stuck in the past. Where trollfaces are still relevant.
Now while your comment may have been a joke, I will still keep the comment just in case you are that stupid.
And he hasn't erased them from the channel just to have a clean slate. I have mad respect for those kind of people.
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
Such entertaining representation of the case. The music, the animation, the diction.. I loved it, great job!
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. 😅
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
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
I was hooked instantly, insanely well put together video
Thank you so much for the quality content, LEMMiNO.
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
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
damn crazy video man well done. The outro was amazing
The intro is the coolest intro of any documentary I've ever seen. Definitely your best video of all
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.
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
Awesome video! Keep them coming!
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
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
Thanks for your hard work making this video.
this is one of the most incredible videos i’ve ever watched. wow.
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
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!
One of the most fascinating cases in all of modern history and you covered it perfectly. God bless, I was hypnotized the entire time
Every few months or so, I come back to Lemmino's channel and binge a few of his documentary videos. The scripts, the production quality, and the subject matter make these just phenomenal pieces of content all round. I wish that Lemmino could and would do a series on something like Netflix one day
"In the 1970s is stole 200000 dollars and escaped by jumping out of a plane"
"Yeah, sure you did, Grandpa"
And that's how D. B. Cooper managed to get away with it.
"Ya... ya... Grandpa. Let me guess, you did it uphill both ways"
Ok boomer
The best comment on this 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."
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
F-ing love this, the best mystery documentary I’ve seen so far
"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."
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
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.
He absolutely nailed it with this music at the end
this is so well made wow
_just lemmino_
When you hear those words, boy you're gonna have a good time
I get chills on my spine whenever i hear it..
The old intro "Top 10 Facts" gave me orgasm.
Just Let me Know
@@MelophileKid yep
Great video. For those interested, *there is a movie* called 'The Pursuit of D. B. Cooper'.
All Loki jokes aside. This level of production is next level. It should be on Netflix or something.
Yes
Amazon video
@@SebastianLopez-dt4by what's the difference
@@SebastianLopez-dt4by 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
Amazing! Loved this video!
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 🤣🤣
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
Well prepared story. Thx for this kind of presentation. Well spoken including a nice final
THE INTRO IS SO GOOD OMFG???
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.
This guy's channel:
Premium is officially free
that phrase sounds familiar
LEE it is lmfaoo
@@69utub VERY familiar
Make sure you watch the ads tho
@@OakleyW23 yeah , the channel needs money
First time watching Lemmino and I can make sure this won't be the last time. The storytelling was amazing and interesting to follow.
3 years later and still one of the most well made videos I've ever watched
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
Glad to see he's still breathing. See you next year.
Hahaha was thinking the same
You know he prioritises quality over quantity
Fr
Lmao
this is my favorite essay vid ever
This is a brilliant Documentary! thank you
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.
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
If a documentary like this came on the TV in the late 90’s/early 00, it would be talked about for weeks. This channel is a cut above.
This is some of the highest quality content, i could find on youtube.
I like to think he threw all the money away. He just did it because he was bored.
"Some men just want to watch the world burn"?
He did it out of spite
No, he did it because the serial numbers would make anyone able to identify him and thus the money became worthless, as he could not spend it without confessing to the crime.
Nah, the rubber bands were intact so...
@@Koopinator his joking, dude. You don't need to take it literally