MYSTERY CONTINUES: D.B COOPER DNA DOESN'T MATCH

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THE MYSTERY remains as to who the notorious skyjacker known as D.B or Dan Cooper really is, after FBI agents revealed that DNA taken from the latest suspect did not match.
Investigators had hoped that they had finally found the man who back in 1971, held Northwest Orient Airlines 727 hostage with what looked like a bomb and then escaped by parachuting out of the plane.
But as we report here, the cold case remains frozen solid. 

NEW LEAD IN 1971 D.B COOPER COLD CASE

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FBI agents have an astonishing new lead in the 40-year-old D.B Cooper skyjacking case.
Back in 1971, a man calling himself Dan Cooper jumped up on the Northwest Orient Airlines 727 flight, shortly after it took of from Portland and told telling terrified passengers, he had a bomb.
Then after landing at Seattle Airport, the man who gave his name as Dan Cooper, exchanged the terrified passengers for a huge $200,000 ransom, before forcing the pilots to take off and head for Mexico.
Read more on our new blog Cold Case USA.