Sleuth Believes Hijacker DB Cooper Stashed Cash in Vancouver Bank

Sleuth Believes Hijacker DB Cooper Stashed Cash in Vancouver Bank

at 08:20 on November 24, 2011, EST.

Terri Theodore, The Canadian Press

VANCOUVER - The brazen hijacking of a commercial plane 40 years ago today is America's only unsolved hijacking, but one amateur sleuth is convinced a Canadian connection to the $200,000 in extorted cash will solve the puzzle. The high-stakes heist was splashed across the front pages of the newspapers Galen Cook delivered as a boy and the Alaskan lawyer says the case never really left him, prompting him to follow a trail for years that he now believes leads to Vancouver.

Cook is convinced the outlaw stashed some of his cash in banks in the city in the days after the hijacker jumped out the rear stairs of a 727 jet with nothing but the money and two parachutes. And the outlaw's son agrees with him.

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....and where were YOU 40 years ago today??? Hmmm???

I was most likely at home taking care of my 4 kids, (ages: 12, 10, 9, and 4), where were you?

Me? I wasn't born yet.

But eva was around for quite sometime already. I want to know where she was!