Real Reason Infamous Hijacker Never Got Caught
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- Опубликовано: 3 сен 2022
- How did a mystery man hijack a plane and get away with around $200,000? Check out the insane story of D.B. Cooper and his shocking airplane robbery that changed airline security forever! Whatever happened to the mystery man who made a daring escape? Find out right here!
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Just a genius.
Never killed anyone.
Definetly fooled everyone.
300iq play
@@jacobyakus8620 I agree 😁
Dude almost certainly died so I’m not sure how ‘genius’ he was. Plus, he jumped out in the freezing weather in a business suit. Genius? Nah.
*DEFINITELY
@@neneshubby He kept one hand in the dynamite trigger at all times, so obviously he was already prepared to die, success or no success.
11:20 _Wow,_ that idea to request multiple parachutes was brilliant!
It really was genius
I don't have a grudge against your airline, I just have a grudge.
What a great line from one of the greatest anti-heros
Sounds like joker 🃏
Loki.
Such coincidences
The reality is that most people would probably like to know the truth, but at the same time they really hope he survived and got away. I wouldn't rat the guy out if I knew who he was.
Likewise, no one got hurt, really. Maybe some PTSD, but at least he didn't harm anyone physically and was nice the whole time. I applaud him for how he acted and for how he executed his plan, seems pretty smart imo.
Some i know i would not turn him in even if somehow I bumped into the guy and knew who he was I was just look at them and say good job man well you have a a nice day and have a good one
it was me. the DB stands for Justin. B)
@@BrolySayian no you should ignore him he might Not risk yo snitching
My uncle chael knew the guy, he survived cooper passed away in 2021
Like how he said they found another persons dead body and just cared about finding the missed guy with money😂
Lol.. poor girl tho 😔
@@redneckshaman3099 …
They just wanted to find him and get the money back
@@kobra6660 that’s an impressive observation, what makes you think that?
Who said they didn't care about finding her body? That is your projecting into this.
This guy was a genius. Im convinced he planted that money near the river so everyone thought he was dead or at the very least a good distraction to slow progress of the search. He definitely knew a lot about planes and had military training of some kind. Wouldnt be surprised if he was a pilot or a paratrooper. He got away clean and was never seen again well played
@william sands you remember when this happened?
Wait a minute, how old are you sir/ma'am?
That area is dark at night. He had no flashlight. Sure Jan. He burried some money.
@@godsofourland95 sigh. I was born in the early 60's. I remember watching the news with my parents. You think we are all dead or do you not think
@@tpl608 it wasnt buried...
@@TrueGoat420 it was partially burried.
The DB Cooper story will always been a fascinating story even in centuries to come
A la Jack the ripper
I love this story. I was a paratrooper in the army. This man is a legend...
Why do you lie at internet?
So it was you!
nah the Canadian who jumped with a beer and chugged it mid jump is a legend. And the fish guy. This dude is just an old fudd. There wasn't even security back then and it's like 99.95% chance he died on the jump. People think finding a body in the woods is easy, it's not. Police look for bodies all the time and don't find a body until they've searched an area like 8 times.. and forensics shows it was there the whole time. Most likely thing is his body has been out there rotting away since day 1.
LOL He died, no edible food or drinkable water to spend the money on out in the wilderness
As a paratrooper, you know full well you can't land cleanly in that kind of terrain without injuring yourself. In the dark, improperly attired, no supplies, equipment or transport? Like most legends, he died.
I don't know what's weirder:
1-The amount of self confessed culprits,
2-How much the circumstantial evidences matched their stories or
3-The fact that they all look like the sketch.
What if there was more than one.
@@twistedyogert more than 1 what?
More than one Dan Cooper on the plane? And somehow they managed to switch places during the operation by crossing through dimensions right?
@@twistedyogert Then how would the other coopers get off the plane?
1-agree - whoever did it took to grave . 2- i just posted about my great uncle . He was interviewed by feds - first if not one of the first - he was most capable according to military - guy was like Rambo - long career . SOG . 3-I read the stewardess always said the sketch was off - nose and chin too narrow - even the suit description is always wrong - it was more of a reddish suit color with rougher material like a couch , like burlap .
The big problem with the sketches is, that they are too generic. They can look like almost everybody if you want them to.
They found a skeleton of a lost girl while they were looking for DB Cooper? Maybe there was something good that went on this investigation after all. Hopefully she got a proper justice.
I would hope so, but a skeleton in a lake only confirms the crime happened and the body disposed of. There couldn't possibly be any definitive proof on or near the remains.
We didn’t ask that has nothing to do with the video
@Maxix wow. Who knew clown circuses can talk.
@@IvMaxixvI Womp Womp.
the fact that he let everyone off the plane 🔥🔥🔥
Or she
@heather383 it's literally a 40 year old man
This is my favorite unsolved cases, just how mysterious DB’s persona and the fact that til this day, no one knows if he lived or died after jumping out the plane is so intriguing to me and the fact that he didn’t actually harm anyone makes him more commendable even tho he committed a serious crime 😂
He 100% did not survive the jump. He left the plane in the middle of a storm and would have been traveling at 200mph when temperatures outside would have been have -76 degrees Fahrenheit. He was wearing nothing but a business suit. Clouds would have prevented him from even seeing when to open the parachute. The parachute he left was uncontrollable so he wouldn’t be able to steer out the way from any obstacles. Even if by some absolute miracle he survived the jump and made it to the ground he would be stranded in the middle of the wilderness while dealing with hypothermia with no supplies. His body was never found because the wilderness is a big place.
@@hopefullynotbutprobably6643 we dont know for sure if thats all he wore though.
No one saw him jump oit he might have had something else he put on before jumping.
Yall are wrong, how are you so confidently spitting "facts" without even googling this stuff first? Some kid found some of the money buried next to a river. Check it out its been confirmed it was the same serial number on the bills. Or are you implying that someone found coopers body and the money, didnt tell authorities and buried some of the cash?
😂
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He was definitely military trained🤔 The intelligence community certainly knew more about D.B Cooper than they told the public, so as to avoid public redicule. I think Raymond Reddington will have some information in his blacklist 😆😳
Astounding show
😆😆😆
No he’s actually Loki
I've always secretly hoped that D.B. survived and got to enjoy all that money.
they found the money. it was marked.
LOL He died, no edible food or drinkable water to spend the money on out in the wilderness
Why did you keep it a secret?
@@Alfred_the_IV not all
@@thompsoon3 i think they found like 6000
The story of D B Cooper is always a favourite
The person who did it would never confess to having done it. Besides the person is long since dead. Safe to say this crime will never be solved.
Nope, I'm alive
Oh yeah he did die, BY THANOS!!!
It was really Loki!
the person could be 90?
Buzzfeed Unsolved did an amazing episode on this. They said they doubted it was a veteran as he asked for Civilian Parachute and That even some of those were defective and that any experienced person would have known.
Just about all military equipment and to include THE FRIGGIN LUNAR LANDER... were made by the lowest bidder. I'd take civilian everytime unless it's a vehicle.
Fascinating tale. The waitress saw the guy so surely she could've eliminated a few of those suspects?
For real why havent the investigators asked her if one of the suspects were the culprit.
maybe DB Cooper didn't actually exist. No one actually saw him except the steward and a couple of passengers of which didn't remember him.
She did although it’s not specifically said in this video she pretty much said she doesn’t think it’s the #1 suspect who the former FBI director said it was
Yay! One of my favourite channels covering one of my favourite stories! :D Best narrator on youtube
A small part of me thinks there was no D.B. Cooper, and it was a conspiracy by the crew. Would also make a great story.
Oh PLEASE. Seek professional help
@@thetruthisthelight0910 bruh its a joke
Except in Mccoys case the prime witness, stewardess Tina Ann Mucklow who sat beside Cooper and talked to him for quite a long time, unequivocally stated that McCoy was not the man who was on the plane beside her. Next…..
By her own admissions she was sick of the case, easiest to say it wasn't McCoy and the FBI will leave you alone there and then, no bs interviews, no media, no court appearances.... She had no reason to dislike him...
@@gregiles908 except that would he obstruction of justice and possible jail term so I doubt she would risk lying to save a hijacker.
@@MrMortadella1 They wouldn’t prosecute her she could always blame her memory
McCoy wore makeup and smoked even though he did not smoke. Watch D.B. Cooper Deep Family Secrets Part 1 &2 by Dan Gryder and LEARN THE TRUTH ABOUT WHO D.B. WAS!!!
Watched every video about D.B. Cooper, even 4 hour long walkthrough of a single guys perspective and sure I am gonna watch this too, This is just an awesome mysterious event.
I think he died in the drop or was injured in it and died soon after. The fact that he had no proper survival 'gear' with/on him and that he had no definite planed drop point means that the odds were against him.
True, I like you’re theory
Where would the body be though
true but they were flying below 10,000 ft and going at 156 mph so he may aswell have surived but probably got an injured foot or leg nothing lethal
@@CJB69 literally what OP just said
Some say he was a retired paratrooper if that’s the case he has a great chance of surviving plus no body was found
There's one scenario I haven't heard. It's that someone or party came across Cooper's body and the cash. Perhaps knowing of Cooper's exploit they ditched his body somewhere else and took at least some of the missing cash.
The most compelling idea is actually that the whole crew was in on it- they heard of a similar hijacking literally months before and slipped in their own to gain some cash in the process. The “no hijacker” theory might be the most compelling.
The "similar" hijacking didn't happen before this one, it happened afterwards in April 1972, and that person was caught.
@@vanhattfield8292 Some believe he was DB as well...but sadly he died in 1974...so we may never know.
@@Zeegoku1007 other than the fact he was too young
@@the_dropbear4392 I saw some pictures of him, and he had quite a receding hairline, and his face looked tired and worn out. So he could have been mistaken for someone older than his chronological age.
Press conference:
"I am Dan Cooper"...and then he crokes!?!
Press corps:
"Guess that means no follow up questions."🤨
I do not wish to reward a criminal, but out of respect for how genius he was about his plan and how it was non violent, I say just let the man off the hook lol
I mean, absolute props to the guy.
I wouldn't even be shocked if he hadn't tossed that money away just to keep people busy there, he could have easily dropped that when jumping out and had drifted to another area far away.
I think we can now safely assume he *DID* get away with it, since it's been 50 years since the crime, and "Cooper" was described as "in his 40s." That'd make him in his 90s now.
@@xenaguy01 Yeah but people are still looking for him lol 😆
Waste of time and resources.
@@robertburk5550 One of the main reasons people are still looking for him is that the money's never turned up. People think they can still get some.
I think he died during the jump, or soon after.
@@xenaguy01 Or died the same night and his body is somewhere in the river...
@@Zeegoku1007 Kind of what I said.
_"died during the jump, or soon after."_ = _"died the same night and his body is somewhere in the river..."_
But more likely, landed in the river and washed out to sea.
Maybe an army guy tells his plan to a buddy, that buddy tells a buddy, it goes down the chain until you have two people that decide to try one person's plan at relatively the same time. It isn't uncommon for soldiers and operators to do private missions.
During a documentary, a pilot made an observation that others seemed to overlook. There was no proof that DB Cooper jumped when everyone thinks they did. All the crew were in front. All he needed to do was jump on the exit stairs to make them think he had jumped, and then jump later.
2:57 I don't have a grudge against your airline, Miss. I just have a grudge 😆 🤣 😂
Who all just loves the crazy interesting facts they share with us!!! Stuffs wild
Very informative story. 👍
he even had to know about the plane to know that 15 degrees would make the pilot have to fly slow enough for him to jump.
If he knew that much, I may also believe he was skilled enough to survive the jump.
The most dangerous criminal is the one who is silent and polite. They are so calculated and smart that is horrifying
Shoutout to anyone who loves both The Infographics Show and the Buzzfeed Unsolved version of this story with Ryan and Shane's goofy humour attached to it too
Love the videos
I think he never left the aircraft. The B727 has enough space aft of the aft bulkhead, either side of the rear airstairs where theres enough space for a person to hide. No one searched this area after it landed because the flight crew radioed that he had jumped from the aircraft.
The plane was totally searched with dogs helping
In some early reports, the pilots said that at a certain point in the flight, when DB was left alone in the back, they felt a very slight bump. It is speculated that this was when he jumped off the stairway.
Great videos and I always love the content
At least nobody got physically injured unless Cooper himself was injured in the jump. Sorry for Ms. Muclowe’s emotional trauma. But even if Cooper didn’t actually survive, his plan was sheer genius and he was ready to face Death anyway. That’s why he kept one hand on the dynamite trigger at all times. Even James Bond agent 007 couldn’t have been more daring.
LOL He died, no edible food or drinkable water to spend the money on out in the wilderness
@@CaesarCassius Why do you say “LOL.” My comment allowed for the possibility that Cooper did die. So what’s so funny ?!?!?
Hail Caesar!
I seen a story about a UFC fighter, who wrote a biography a few years ago and in it he claimed he knew who D.B cooper was, he made a video about it a while later talking about how he was contacted by an older guy who claimed he was a retired federal agent but that there is nobody working the D.B cooper case in 2022 as him and two other men were the last agents to work the case and that he was retired and that this is why there's no new information on D.B cooper even though theres a lot of documentaries about him in the last few years which don't feature any new info.
The man who UFC fighter Chael Sonnen claims is D.B cooper died 2 years ago in Arizona I believe. Now he didn't provide any proof for these statements and it could absolutely be false but it's just interesting.
In the series Loki, Loki does something very similar to this as a bet with Thor and Heimdall. Is this a nod to the actual hijacking?
Yes, the joke is that it Loki was DB Cooper.
r/woosh
I read a book from the 1980’s by Max Gunther titled “DB Cooper, What Really Happened.” It was about a man, then a woman 10 years later who contacted the author explaining what happened, why he did it, and what he did after. It was ignored as a hoax, but a few facts not known at the time by the public were revealed later by sleuths. One of the facts was revealed recently by the FBI through the freedom of information act. It was very believable and I think this person really was Cooper and his girlfriend. It was largely dismissed by Cooper fanatics because of small things in the book like the color or the parachute were wrong. Really, they were small facts easily explained by normal human memory changing things over time. Gunther was a well respected author who mostly wrote about financial matters and the previous year had a bestseller discussing investing techniques. The book never revealed their names, just their story. The main problem with McCoy is that both airline attendants said he wasn’t Cooper. One sat next to him for a few hours and McCoy committed the crime not too long after the Cooper hijacking. They were both adamant. McCoy wasn’t Cooper.
Could be possible that the flight attendant didn’t want to be responsible for putting the guy away. Since, he didn’t really harm anyone?
@@Sassyglbeauty anything is in the realm of possibility…but McCoy had bad makeup and sweating profusely when he hijacked the plane. He was acting very odd and fidgety. Everyone noticed this. Even the pilot called air traffic control saying he thought the plane was about to be hijacked. The pilot had the plane diverted because of his concern. When McCoy noticed the plane was being diverted, he then proceeded with his crime. He used a gun threatening everyone on board.
On the other hand, Cooper was pretty calm and collected. The other passengers had no idea they plane was being hijacked until the FBI met them at the airport after departing the plane.
Awesome man My Grandpa was skyjacked in, which he was co-pilot at the time name is Harold Johnson, Southern airways Flight 49, 1972, he got shot in the arm an got the 1 of the 3 skyjackers, Louis Moore is still alive living in Knocksville, Tennessee keep reading and studying your personal information,, an I believe you,, might be the man who cracks the case on D.B Cooper,,, its a small world! It appears some people might challenge you hypothesis on RUclips Comments and doesn't know what you might know!! 👍
@@Sassyglbeauty I doubt it. He may have been polite but she will have been completely terrified throughout the entire ordeal. This was very much not a victimless crime
DB Cooper changed his name to Westmoreland. Buried the money just outside Toole Utah by a double K ranch. He later died when he tried escaping from Fox River prison.
Seen vids on Cooper before , but he still remains one of my Hero's back in a time that's gone He never hurt anyone or intended to , back then if you watch the Parallax View Warren Beatty gets on a Plane and pays his fare Cash , just like getting on a Bus..diffrent day's back then..Great vid.
Your walking through the woods and you find a bag of cash. You walk home. That is where the cash went. Maybe you saw a body, maybe you didn't. Maybe you buried a body, maybe you didn't.
He died of old age....Vincent Peterson,proved beyond doubt, due to his tie! Check the chin as well!
@@williamrae9954 not trying to be racist but the guy u send the name is black but the hijacker is white
The money naver reached circulation
Actually the money was never found or located somewhere
I love you vids
Lol. By far the best explanation was given by Stephen Kung in one of his short stories.
One of The first interviewed by feds was a great uncle who was a military legend - SOG . Red “Rex “ Jaco . When they asked military who they had that was capable he was top of a short list. This is all documented and corroborated. His voice is recorded in national archives ... plenty of photos - wonder if stewardess ever saw his photo or heard his voice . He was a gentleman despite his military background . Also smoked and enjoyed a drink , also lived in Germany where Dan Cooper comic was popular . Just his military background is movie plot worthy - top secret stuff like a mission of Rambos . Received very rare and prestigious military awards . Research it . Nobody has ever brought him up in hundreds of videos and documentaries. Whoever did it would have never let it be known and took it to grave .
Y'all
Imagine he was so cool about it because he was just doing that for fun and then while jumping he lost all his money
So he went on with living his normal life 🙂😂
He never jumped, he had a friend who worked at the airport in maintenance as a mechanic and they together built a secret compartment inside the aircraft. He did all that parachutes to throw them off... after a few days when the plane was left in a hanger he scaped.
Jhahhahhahahhaah
No, he obviously teleported back home, so much simpler
This was an inside job - 100%. One of the crew members were involved. When all of the original people got off at the first stop, so did the hijacker. The staff member tossed the money out around the drop location and they had a team waiting for it. When the plane took off again, no hijacker was there. The reason he was worried about the speed and height / pitch is only because of their estimations of where the money was landing, not because anyone was jumping. I think that one girl was in on it.
DB retired to Florida and opened a skydiving school. He still wore the dark glasses, which were prescription. He was a very mellow man, a bit of a hippy, and an educated engineer. I doubt that he ever broke any laws ever again.
Be serious ??
@@zoohang6963 Skydivers that have been around for a long time know this as common knowledge. At the annual skydiving convention, a 727 is jumped by skydivers. It is not there every year, but they sometimes have one. Thousands of skydivers have skydived from a 727 over the years. To my knowledge, no one has ever been injured in these skydives. BTW, many skydivers have 10,000+ skydives.
20:00 McCoy being more skilled than DBCooper? But leaving his fingerprints when Cooper didn't? Sounds about right :D
narrator : she saw 8 sticks of dynamite
animators : makes 9
narrator : ಠ_ಠ
Compared to the bullets and jungle of Vietnam, I doubt rain and forrest was much more than a casual Wednesday for any veteran.
Except Vietnam was warm.
The human body can’t survive extreme cold for too long. He would’ve been cold, wet, possibly injured, in complete darkness. The only man that could survive that is Chuck Norris
@@C41N4 He could of had thermals under his suit and help on the ground so he wasn't out for long
It was probably a false bomb. He seemed like a very smart guy, for a highjacker.
Right, anyone after money is never blowing themselves up.
9/11 hijackers used false bomb story too
An engineer...
I saw the documentary for this case on Netflix.
Honestly I don't think anyone will ever find out what 100% happened DB.
He could be alive today,or could've died some time after the fall.Or could've died during the fall who knows.
I personally think he's still alive somewhere.
Doubt he’s alive today but I think he most certainly got away.
What’s the name of the documentary
@@zoohang6963 search Dp cooper where are you?
he jumped out hitting almost 200 mph winds during a sleet and snowstorm. wearing a business suit in which he would not have survived even if he did land. he landed at about 125 mph in harsh terrain. he never pulled the chute at all.
Skydivers have jumped that plane a lot...it's no big deal.
I'm just hoping he survived the fall down, makes for an epic escape though🤧
brilliant story has gone down in folk lore, and great video explaining stuff
No way an eye witness would miss those ears. That'd be the first thing anyone describes to a sketch artist. So, unless McCoy had a way to pin his ears back, it's not him.
Honestly, the fact that he was so calm even though if he was as experienced as he seems to be he probably would of known about the survival rate leads me to think that he likely had mental issues, especially since he didn't seem worried about the evidence he left
He prolly was just tired of life and wanted money I can definitely understand something like that especially since he came up with a plan that wouldn’t physically harm anyone but mentally unstable is definitely a possibility
His reply of him simply having a grudge is also vague. Something someone experiencing some sort of mental episode might say. He seemed confident. I think he could've been military experienced with multiple mental issues
One theory ( which make sense ) was that it was a CIA operation to show how vulnerable US aircraft were to highjackings, which would explain changes in security after this particular high jacking , it also explains why he was never caught. This highjacking also mirrored tecniques used by Air America ( CIA) in viet nam.
I always wondered if it was one of the pilots or if they were all in on it? It would be incredibly easy to make the whole thing up. The only thing is why didn't the money ever turn up.
Hard to believe this was actually Tom hiddleston
Oh, Loki just lost a bet to Thor.
Yes you be correct.
READ MY POSTS ABOVE
It's funny how a good portion of people know who this guy is and yet we don't talk about it
The reality is.. if DB copper was ever caught he should be giving an award rather than a jail sentence” to pull this off in the 70s was pure genius 😊
DB Cooper is a legend and I am sure he survived 💯
Guys, we can’t find missing persons when we know precisely their last known locations, destinations, attire, all that. Why is it impossible to believe he died and is somewhere perfectly disguised and unable to be seen, or is somewhere so thick with overgrowth we will never find him before deforestation.
Foolishly so, all intelligence agencies think alike; that no one can think beyond what they think.
He has been identified as a man with a grudge who worked for a specialist metal supplier to Boeing. Full evidence provided to support this.
and where exactly is the full evidence? Kindly cite a credible source.
@@DDlambchop43 A well established investigator has published detailed evidence in a doco. Available on YT. Do some research.
@@davidjma7226 nope he was never found. Just because some theorize some bs doesn't mean it's credible.
This made my day
The man Eric Ulis just named as his primary suspect, Vince Petersen, really seems like a great candidate for Cooper.
Without doubt
Milton Vordahl is an even better candidate, he totally looks like all the sketches. Listen to the podcast on him
Chael Sonnen knows D.B.Cooper real identity
They don't call him the bad guy for nothing
so immersive
LOVE IT!!!
This is a really cool story!
Do an episode on the raid on Alexandria in 1941
Supposedly there was a little activity in the area he would of likely landed like he had an accomplice waiting for him.
Wow, great video
Uncle Chael knows who he is. Undefeated. Undisputed.
It should be noted that yes Cooper asked for four chutes in all but he jumped with two (including one that was used for instruction and had been sewn shut).
He low key probably died by falling to his death 😅
I hope he got away. Guy was smart and new exactly what he was doing. Good for him.
LOL He died, no edible food or drinkable water to spend the money on out in the wilderness
I feel like he just wanted to feel like an agent in an action movie jumping out of a moving plane.
Thanks for the upload during my September 2022 birthday month!
This is so fun and interesting you never failed to entertain me every video 😁
DB Cooper was actually the pilot
He was actually Loki
False
After jumping from the plane, he was like: Aight I m out
the first one just can't be a coincidence. Great video though
Not the right words but that is actually an incredible man he had everything he got away he had money and could still be living his best life
We all know Loki lost a bet to Thor 🤷🏾♂️
The joke is getting dead
D.B Cooper is very fortunate that the FBI lost the cigarette butts that he left on the plane!!! By the time they would have matched his DNA he would have been an old timer. If he wasn’t already dead?!? Every one else would have known who the real D.B Cooper was because of his DNA. He is just a legend that the world will never truly know who he actually was.
The only way the FBI could have got a DNA match is if he had committed other crimes...which he never did.
I couldn’t stop thinking about prison break the whole time
Nah He Went Back To Asgard 💀
Could he have been 'The Real McCoy' ? Lol
17:56 John List committed his murders in my hometown. I have always thought he looked exactly like the DB Cooper sketches. I actually picked up a magazine this week because I saw the sketch on the cover and thought it was List. But he was apprehended and I doubt he did it.
I remember a "Far Side" comic where D. B. Cooper parachutes into a pen full of Rottweilers, and the caption said that that was why he was never found.
I worked on the 727 for years. After DB did his thing, the rear door could no longer be lowered in flight.
Cooper Vane. 👏
He didn't get caught because he died jumping from that plane.
What happened to his parachute?
Tbh if I knew who that guy was I wouldn't be telling cuh escaped a whole plane smart ahh man
We all know it was Loki now...
Maybe a bear tried to rob the hijacker and the robbery went sideways.