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Story Sources Russ and Kristy Cooper 'Parachute Strap' discovery spot may also hide D.B. Cooper's ransom By James Wilksinson, for DailyMail.com; August 10, 2017 A team of volunteer investigators may have found...

Orange County Register, SoCal News Group; by Keith Sharon; 10/6/17 The man in the natty suit smoked a cigarette, ordered a bourbon and soda and carried a bomb in his...

  Thomas Colbert is handed the buried object by a retired FBI supervisor New York Post; by Samual Chamberlain Published August 10, 2017 A crew of volunteer cold-case investigators in the Pacific Northwest,...

Seattle Post-Intelligencer, by Daniel M. Demay; August 20, 2017 Just days after a piece of fabric — thought to be from a parachute used by the mysterious hijacker D.B. Cooper...

For details on the escape, the two river burial stunts involving Cooper cash, where the other ransom money went, the secret Army-coded letter messages, his CIA black ops history and...

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By Erick Bengel, The Daily Astorian, 9/5/2016  http://www.dailyastorian.com/Local_News/20160905/db-cooper-mystery-deepens The FBI may have closed the case on the unidentified skyjacker D.B. Cooper, but citizen-sleuth Tom Colbert and his cold case team...

The Hunt for D.B. Cooper: How Intelligence Analysts Took on the Case By Erik Kleinsmith, Staff, Intelligence Studies, American Military University, 9/9/2016 This article was originally posted on American Military University’s...

BY JOHNNY DODD @Johnny_Dodd PEOPLE 07/12/2016 AT 01:15 PM EDT (2 minutes) The investigators' findings, which include almost 100 pieces of circumstantial evidence, point to 72-year-old Southern California resident Robert W. Rackstraw Sr. Read...