00:00D.B. Cooper. D.B. Cooper. D.B. Cooper. D.B. Cooper. D.B. Cooper.
00:04Walking to an airport back then was like walking into a supermarket.
00:07Put down 20 bucks and you got a flight. That was pretty much it.
00:10That is what Cooper did that day.
00:11The hijacker carrying a briefcase which held explosives.
00:15He asks for $200,000 and four parachutes once his demands have been met.
00:20Jumps out of a damn jet in the middle of the night.
00:22I mean, there's just something kind of badass about that.
00:24When he got on a plane last night, he was just another passenger, but today, master criminal.
00:29He was a kind of a god.
00:30I think he's one of the slickest cats that ever walked on the face of the earth.
00:33He is this antihero, individualist figure.
00:36We don't know who he is or was, where he came from or where he went.
00:40This is a case that questions who you are, what you believe, what you want to believe, and what really
00:47happened.
00:48Anybody with a laptop can feel like they're investigating.
00:52The best work in the case has been done recently by citizen sleuths.
00:56My team has no doubt we have found D.B. Cooper.
01:00You won't believe how crazy it gets.
01:03Every piece of this story is controversial.
01:05Every fact is not quite the fact that you think that it is.
01:08This case is one of the most interesting things that I participated in in the FBI.
01:14It endures.
01:15There are new suspects all the time, but there's no direct link to any of them.
01:19Focus on the facts.
01:20This case forces you to question your own sanity.
01:23Why did you run, Bob, if you're not guilty?
01:25We have over a hundred pieces of evidence.
01:27The treasure's too great.
01:29It's too good a story.
01:30Cooper's f***ing dead.
01:31I know who he is in my heart.
01:34You're sucked into the Cooper Vortex.
01:36And it's a success.
01:37You're you.
01:38You.
01:46You.
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