D. B. Cooper

[Martin X. Moleski, SJ]

Here is a thread where people can ruminate about the D. B. Cooper case.

I doubt that it could ever become a TIGHAR investigation, because there is no "historic aircraft" to recover from the incident.

That said, it is a strange case that involves some of the same kinds of issues encountered in other TIGHAR projects: anecdotes, conflicting theories, navigation issues, a few elements that might be subject to forensic investigation, etc.

[Heath Smith]

I caught an episode of Brad Meltzer's Decoded on the history channel a week or two ago. It was pretty convincing. Watch the Youtube video here if interested.

[Martin X. Moleski, SJ]

I caught an episode of Brad Meltzer's Decoded on the history channel a week or two ago. It was pretty convincing. Watch the Youtube video here if interested.

Thanks for the link.  I'm watching it now.  I'm a real mystery junkie!   :-\

[Gus Rubio]

Hear hear, it's a fascinating story.  The man literally disappeared into thin air.  If you're one to believe Wikipedia, there are some baffling bits of evidence described there.