D.B. Cooper Case Insights

The video explores the unsolved mystery of D.B. Cooper, who hijacked a plane in 1971 and vanished with $200,000. Investigator Eric Euless re-examines the case, focusing on the flight path and a pressure bump theory to identify the correct search area. Despite extensive investigations, Cooper's identity remains unknown, and the case continues to intrigue researchers and the public.

What was the amount of ransom D.B. Cooper took with him?

• $200,000

• $100,000

• $300,000

• $400,000

What initially drew Eric Euless to the D.B. Cooper case?

• His interest in unsolved mysteries

• His personal connection to the case

• His fascination with aviation

• His background in law enforcement

How many suspects have been scrutinized over the years in the D.B. Cooper case?

• 2000

• 1500

• 1000

• 500

What name did D.B. Cooper use to buy his plane ticket?

• Daniel Boone

• Dan Cooper

• John Doe

• David Cooper

What was unique about the Boeing 727 that D.B. Cooper hijacked?

• It had air stairs that deployed from the back

• It was the fastest plane of its time

• It had a rear cargo door

• It was the largest passenger plane

What was the intended destination Cooper requested for the flight?

• Los Angeles

• Reno

• Seattle

• Mexico City

What event during the flight is believed to indicate when Cooper jumped?

• A pressure bump

• A change in cabin temperature

• A sudden drop in altitude

• A loud noise

Why did the initial search for D.B. Cooper come up empty-handed?

• The search team was inexperienced

• The weather conditions were poor

• The search area was in the wrong place

• The search area was too large

What legal action helped Eric Euless gain access to FBI files?

• A court order

• A freedom of information act lawsuit

• A presidential pardon

• A congressional inquiry

What is the main focus of Eric Euless's theory about the D.B. Cooper case?

• The involvement of accomplices

• The ransom money trail

• The flight path discrepancies

• The identity of D.B. Cooper