correctchittydog wrote:
These kids don't know who D.B. Cooper is.
Older than most of the ppl here, including me. But I now know who he is. Thx ATG.In 1971, D.B. Cooper hijacked and threatened to blow up an airliner, extorted $200,000 from its owner, Northwest Orient, then leaped from the airborne 727 with 21 pounds of $20 bills strapped to his torso.
He was never seen again—dead or alive. The crime was perfect if he lived, perfectly crazy if he didn't.
Yep!White-Fusion wrote:
Wasn't he in prison break? = /
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The only reason i know who it is "without a paddle" and prison break,chittydog wrote:
These kids don't know who D.B. Cooper is.
ATG wrote:
I think at this point he would have to have a job.
It was only 200k
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awsmDonFck wrote:
ATG wrote:
I think at this point he would have to have a job.
It was only 200k
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It's probably harder these days.DoctaStrangelove wrote:
really?
Shit.
I wish I was 1337 enough to hijack a plane then disappear like he did.
Yeah, but still even back then its badass.jord wrote:
It's probably harder these days.DoctaStrangelove wrote:
really?
Shit.
I wish I was 1337 enough to hijack a plane then disappear like he did.
lol prison break.Aries_37 wrote:
Spoiler (highlight to read):
DB Cooper survived but ended up in prison for another crime. He then dies while attempting a great escape but gives the location of his treasure (now worth 10x more due to all the interest it's built up hidden under a silo all those years) to his fellow escapees
Probably running the Iraqi oil program.djphetal wrote:
Wow! This is crazy! I've been fascinated by D.B. Cooper for a while now. I've always hoped they would find him alive and he'd be working some government job or something. It would be awesome.
LULZ, strapped 21 pounds of $20 bills to his torso. It was the 70's, he could have easily made that much money if he just sold drugs .TheAussieReaper wrote:
Older than most of the ppl here, including me. But I now know who he is. Thx ATG.In 1971, D.B. Cooper hijacked and threatened to blow up an airliner, extorted $200,000 from its owner, Northwest Orient, then leaped from the airborne 727 with 21 pounds of $20 bills strapped to his torso.
He was never seen again—dead or alive. The crime was perfect if he lived, perfectly crazy if he didn't.
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