D.B. Cooper: The Real Story

It's considered one of America's most notorious unsolved mysteries. Many still remember the night of November 24, 1971 when we learned a man named D.B. Cooper hijacked the NWA flight 305. He demanded $200,000 cash and 4 parachutes. Once he received his demand, he released all the passengers at SeaTac airport.

It's considered one of America's most notorious unsolved mysteries. Many still remember the night of November 24, 1971 when we learned a man named D.B. Cooper hijacked the NWA flight 305. He demanded $200,000 cash and 4 parachutes. Once he received his demand, he released all the passengers at SeaTac airport.

It's considered one of America's most notorious unsolved mysteries. Many still remember the night of November 24, 1971 when we learned a man named D.B. Cooper hijacked the NWA flight 305. He demanded $200,000 cash and 4 parachutes. Once he received his demand, he released all the passengers at SeaTac airport.

It's considered one of America's most notorious unsolved mysteries. Many still remember the night of November 24, 1971 when we learned a man named D.B. Cooper hijacked the NWA flight 305. He demanded $200,000 cash and 4 parachutes. Once he received his demand, he released all the passengers at SeaTac airport.