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5 Disappearances That Baffled the FBI
From D.B. Cooper to Asha Degree, five cases with just enough evidence to keep people searching and never enough to stop.
The FBI has a database of fingerprints, a forensic lab, informants, and the time it takes to work a case over a half-century.
But still there so many cases of dissaperance. Some get famous.
Today here I am going to talk about some of the cases like that. These five cases have defied directors, technologies. And in a few instances even the suspects themselves.
They all seem like there is a solution for them, and that’s why they are so confusing!
1. D.B. Cooper, a man who jumped into the rain
A man named Dan Cooper bought a one-way ticket from Portland to Seattle on Northwest Orient Flight 305 on Nov. 24, 1971, just before Thanksgiving.
He was dressed in a dark suit and had a bourbon and soda. In private, he gave a note to a flight attendant stating that he had a bomb in his briefcase.
