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Just heard this news:

http://www.express.co.uk/life-style/lif ... lice-spies

Good find, Franz! Thanks for posting that link.

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: http://tinyurl.com/auo9zs4

twinsrwe, do you think he survived, or not, to his skydiving?

According to the following article, Cooper jumped out of the plane into the stormy night, somewhere over the lower Cascade mountains: http://tinyurl.com/3h2torv

Here is a YouTube video of the Cascade mountains: http://tinyurl.com/jctjnw5

Taking into account the information within that article, and the contents of the video, I don’t see how he could have possibly survived.

Do you believe he survived?

I don't know.

But if he died, he died in a marvelous place.

Could it be a masked suicide?

Hummm, I don’t know Franz, I suppose anything is possible, but I tend to think Cooper’s motive was not to accomplish a masked suicide. His actions are not consistent with the actions of someone who is contemplating suicide.

1. Hijacking a Boeing 727 jet
2. Holding 36 passengers and six crew for ransom
3. Demanding $200,000 in $20 bills
4. Demanding four parachutes
5. Demanded that the plane fly below 10,000 feet, at the slowest airspeed possible without stalling
6. Jumped out of the Boeing 727 jet’s read door into a wooded area of the Cascade Mountains, with the $200,000 in a knapsack that was strapped to his body, and a parachute on his back,

His actions indicate, to me, that he was planning on a future life.

I’m interested in hearing your thoughts on the possibility that Cooper may have committed a masked suicide.

I think he planned out the robbery very well...his escape not so well...at least where he was going to land! I think he probably did die in the wilderness, if he did not get tangled in the trees and die in the parachute! I think years ago some of the money was found, but no body.

It is reported that it was a stormy night. Is it possible that he was killed by a lightning in the air? In the picture those banknotes seem to have some dark trace. Have they been partially burnt?

I have read that a woman claimed to be his niece. She was a little girl and one stormy night, there was a knock on her parents' door. It was Dan Cooper, her uncle. What happened that night is a mystery for sure. I think that he didn't plan his get away really well and thereby, had issues. I do remember someone found parts of his parachute and some of the money.

Mystery, you have a great memory! Here are a few links that back you up:

D.B. Cooper’s Niece: Marla Cooper says her family's 40-year-old secret reveals that her uncle, Lynn Doyle Cooper, was the notorious skyjacker: http://tinyurl.com/hvcr7fu

DB Cooper: update on Marla Cooper – examining her credibility and ethical implications to her family if her story is true: http://tinyurl.com/ja84soe

‘My Uncle Was D.B. Cooper’ – The Marla Cooper Story: http://tinyurl.com/zumfa57

D.B. Cooper hijacking case: Niece Marla Cooper claims uncle confessed, family knew of plane heist: http://tinyurl.com/zascotz

Marla Cooper's Mother, Grace Hailey, Comes Forward About Brother-in-law: http://tinyurl.com/3szw8p3

D.B. Cooper Update: FBI Says No DNA Match With New Suspect: http://tinyurl.com/zfajuc3

D.B. Cooper’s Daughter: Lisa Lepsy believes that D.B. Cooper is her father: http://tinyurl.com/jcl9rd6

Thats so cool!

You might find this listverse article on the subject interesting:

http://listverse.com/2017/06/27/10-peop ... -b-cooper/