D. B. Cooper

And he's thrilled.

Oh, boy, he has that 200,000 bucks, man, in that sack.

And he's making his way through the wilderness here.

And he's somewhere around this area near the Washougal River.

I mean, some people actually believe, including myself, I think it's a possibility anyway, that maybe Bigfoot and aliens are part of the same group.

I mean, because sometimes there are UFOs and Bigfoot seen at the same time.

Maybe Bigfoot isn't some primitive creature walking around, some relative to man.

Maybe that's not the case at all.

Interesting.

Yeah, 'cause I know Dan Cooper talks about, um, Fort Bragg, below Fort Bragg there being what he calls temporal management command, which is where-

Mm

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I, uh, so I got a, a few days before I was set to go back to America.

I, uh, got obsessed with DB Cooper and I was like listening to podcasts about it and I was reading about it.

And when I, when I'm sat on a plane, uh, until the plane starts moving yeah i'm like getting the most out of the internet i can

yeah

Right.

So I'm like making, I'm asking Gemini, I prefer Gemini over chat GBT.

So I'm asking my friend Gemini more questions about DB Cooper.

We're having a nice chat.

Interesting.

Yeah, 'cause I know Dan Cooper talks about, um, Fort Bragg, below Fort Bragg there being what he calls temporal management command, which is where the time-

Mm-hmm

... time missions are, you know, happen out of.

I was writing a script and a story of the DB.

It was like DB Cooper years later, like hires these guys to do a do a hijacking.

And they're like, well, why are you going to do it now? And he's like, because that FBI agent, you know, Hemelsbach said that I didn't survive.

I want to show them that I survived.

bb or black box online radio coming to you from west virginia at heart and from around the globe and hello ned heads hello black box battalion today is friday another cooper friday welcome to the show how's everybody doing on fridays i talk to you guys about d b cooper the man responsible for the only unsolved skyjacking in u s aviation history And today on the program, I will be looking at new observations about D.B. Cooper's behavior and personality.

And we will also have our moment in the history of aviation and the Cooper profile segment, which is all about the psychological profiling of skyjackers.

And you guys know the drill.

You can hit the like button if you want, subscribe if you haven't, and drop a comment down below if you have something to say about D.B. Cooper.

For larger things, you can send them to me at blackboxonlineradio at AOL.com. and i am your host black box ned now as many of you know i do the cooper profile segment and i talk a lot about psychological profiling here on black box online radio i've also been working on a book called the mind of d b cooper which will come out this year in november at the time of this recording and if you're listening to this in the future feel free to check that out the mind of d b cooper by me, Ned DeHaan.

So this is an area of personal fascination, if you will, not coming at it from a professional standpoint, but an area of personal fascination.

And I was contacted by somebody whom we'll call Rodwin via the email address blackboxonlineradioataol.com, and he shared with me his criminal profile for D.B. Cooper.

And I will be going through that today for Cooper Friday.

And honestly, it might as well have been that because we still don't have hardly any more information now than we do back then.

And this is pretty widely regarded as the greatest mystery in aviation history, right above DB Cooper probably and other several missing flights that I will mention later.

In the late evening of March 7th, 2014, passengers were shuffling their way aboard the Boeing 777.

The plane had a scheduled departure time of 0035 hours, or 1235 AM Malaysia time, if you're nasty.