[T.Webb]

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2011/08/01/fbi-credible-lead-surfaces-in-db-cooper-case/

This is considered to be one of the most credible leads to date.

 

[PeepSight]

Bush did it!

 

[perimedik]

Bush did it!

but Obama will take credit for catching him...

 

[T.Webb]

And I guess that says it all !!

 

[zzrguy]

What's the statue of limitation on hijacking and kidnapping.

 

[The Architect]

HOw you guys jump right to politics is amazing.

Give it a break..

 

[T.Webb]

HOw you guys jump right to politics is amazing.

Give it a break..

That wasn't politics, that was good natured humor. Wasn't it?

 

[LIRES1987]

Ive always believed that he died during the jump, or shortly afterwards due to injuries. IIRC the serial numbers used on the ransom money cash have never showed up in circulation since the hijacking in 1971.

 

[Mafia Al]

There were some bills found in the forest where he jumped some years back but I too believe he has since passed away.

 

[truckie453]

There were some bills found in the forest where he jumped some years back but I too believe he has since passed away.

It was in 1980...

[quote name='']February 1980
Brian Ingram, an 8-year-old boy, finds $5,800 in decomposing $20 bills by the edge of the Columbia River near Vancouver, Washington. The FBI matches the serial numbers on those bills to the Cooper ransom. It is the only Cooper money ever to be recovered.

May 1986
Brian Ingram, now 14, receives $2,760 from his discovery of the small portion of Cooper loot. An equal share is given to the insurer of Northwest Orient. The last $280 is kept as evidence.[/quote]

 

[Mafia Al]

Didn't know what!

Score for the kid!

 

[perimedik]

HOw you guys jump right to politics is amazing.
Give it a break..

wink wink, nudge nudge,
Just a poke at the SEAL TEAM six credit.

All in good fun.