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In the fall of 1971, a man posing as an ordinary official hijacked a passenger plane in the northwest of the United States and parachuted out after fulfilling his demands. He was the legendary D. B. Cooper, who disappeared with $200,000 and whose identity is still unknown.
The Second Ransom Drop - Thar Tribune
The second drop unfolded in the same Georgia landscape, but the mood had changed. The FBI now knew that they were dealing with Gary Steven Krist, a practiced escapee who liked complicated plans. Robert Mackle drove to the new location with the five hundred thousand dollars, as instructed. Agents stayed back, hidden, careful not to repeat the mistake of the first attempt. This time no random patrol car drifted past. Krist watched the scene from a…
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