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|goals = Steal as much money as he can and get away with his crimes. | |goals = Steal as much money as he can and get away with his crimes. (Succeeded) | ||
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D. B. Cooper is the name given to a person who hijacked an airplane using a bomb inside a suitcase and leaped off to an uncertain fate with a parachute and $200,000 in ransom money on November 24th, 1971. His true identity remains undetermined to this day. The mystery of D. B. Cooper's identity and fate has led to much speculation, research, and even enthusiasm and remains a popular subject today.
Trivia
John List was at one point suspected of being Cooper.
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