KILLER HIJACKER GEORGE WRIGHT BUSTED

WRIGHT

A MURDERING hijacker, who killed a decorated World War Two veteran and escaped from jail, only to go on to hijack a plane, has been caught more than four decades on in Portugal. Former Black Liberation Army member George Wright, now 68, shot and killed William Paterson during a botched robbery in 1962. But after escaping from jail, in 1972, along with a motley band of hijackers, he got away to Algeria with over $1million ransom and evaded capture for 41-years.
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NEW LEAD IN 1971 D.B COOPER COLD CASE

COOPER

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.
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