Oct 17 2017

SYSK Live: The DB Cooper Heist

91 min 4 movies discussed
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Join Josh and Chuck live from Seattle as they (sky)dive into one of the most brazen robberies in the annals of crime and the only unsolved airline hijacking in American history.

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# DB Cooper: The Skyjacking That Started It All

In this live episode recorded in Seattle, Josh and Chuck dive into one of America's most enduring mysteries: the 1971 hijacking of Northwest Orient Airlines Flight 305 by a man using the alias Dan Cooper (later dubbed DB Cooper by the press). They explore how Cooper calmly boarded a plane in Portland with a homemade bomb, demanded $200,000 in ransom and parachutes, and then vanished into the night by jumping from the rear stairs of a Boeing 727—becoming the only unsolved case of air piracy in commercial aviation history. The episode covers Cooper's meticulous planning, his surprisingly polite demeanor throughout the ordeal, and the fascinating details that have captivated investigators and amateur sleuths for decades.


Movies Discussed

Black Sunday
Black Sunday
1977 2h 23m
★ 6.7
"I have a dream about a movie one day that would be called Black Sunday — Chuck humorously suggests DB Cooper may have anticipated the movie Black Sunday when he asked for the plane windows to be shaded." — Chuck
Sleepless in Seattle
Sleepless in Seattle
1993 1h 45m
★ 6.7
"He tried to get Nora Efron to write a movie about DB Cooper via his brother being the main suspect — Josh references Sleepless in Seattle writer Nora Ephron in context of Kenny Christiansen's brother trying to get her interested in a DB Cooper film." — Josh
The Pursuit of D.B. Cooper
The Pursuit of D.B. Cooper
1981 PG 1h 40m
★ 5.3
"they got to make a movie Who's the biggest movie star we've got treat Williams make him his DB Cooper — Josh references the 1981 film about DB Cooper starring Treat Williams and Robert Redford, which he describes as very bad with three directors." — Josh
Unsolved Mysteries
Unsolved Mysteries
1988
★ 7.7
"There've been countless TV reenactments and dramatizations unsolved mysteries. Am I right? — Josh mentions the TV series Unsolved Mysteries as having covered the DB Cooper case with reenactments." — Josh

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