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Anonymous-0
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I dunno...D. B. Cooper still hasn't been found.
Anonymous-0
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Yup.
I've heard the legend, that he survived and made off with the loot; and I've heard that some of the money was found in a river (Columbia River? can't remember) a few years back.
Either way, nobody rides for free. He'll get his reward when the time comes, and if it's not in this life, well, then I guess it'll be in the next.
I've heard the legend, that he survived and made off with the loot; and I've heard that some of the money was found in a river (Columbia River? can't remember) a few years back.
Either way, nobody rides for free. He'll get his reward when the time comes, and if it's not in this life, well, then I guess it'll be in the next.
GeneMO
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I dont know why they can't find D.B Cooper. I keep seeing written on bathroom stall doors "D. B. Cooper was here" You would think they could catch the guy.
Gene
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Goose
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I read a story once about a Mid East oil sheik. He was able to pull this off because his family was respectable and had a lot of money.
He went into New York, opened a checking account in 7 banks with $100 in each. He then overdrew each account by one million dollars and used the 7 million to buy another bank. He then used that bank's assets to pay the 7 million in overdrafts.
He continued to siphon off money from the bank he bought and another he owned in England, transferring money back and forth so each checked OK when the Examiners came. Just when the whole thing was about to blow up in his face, he chartered a plane to Acapulco, Mexico. Fifty miles from Acapulco the plane blew up in mid-air. His brother was conveniently on the spot to identify the body and take it off the be cremated.
Now, everyone assumes the body his brother identified was simply an unsuspecting stooge he planted on the airplane so his brother would have a body to identify. Authorities also assume he's in South America somewhere living high off the hog, but without him surfacing personally, and without a body, no one can prove anything.
He went into New York, opened a checking account in 7 banks with $100 in each. He then overdrew each account by one million dollars and used the 7 million to buy another bank. He then used that bank's assets to pay the 7 million in overdrafts.
He continued to siphon off money from the bank he bought and another he owned in England, transferring money back and forth so each checked OK when the Examiners came. Just when the whole thing was about to blow up in his face, he chartered a plane to Acapulco, Mexico. Fifty miles from Acapulco the plane blew up in mid-air. His brother was conveniently on the spot to identify the body and take it off the be cremated.
Now, everyone assumes the body his brother identified was simply an unsuspecting stooge he planted on the airplane so his brother would have a body to identify. Authorities also assume he's in South America somewhere living high off the hog, but without him surfacing personally, and without a body, no one can prove anything.
Anonymous-0
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Pretty dumb crook, he was arrested last night in Fla., while a big crook by the name of Timothy Geitner , income tax evader, is appointed head of the IRS!
charles lendman
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DB cooper is alive and well...his CLONES are all in the government!! Charles
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