The Federal Bureau of Investigation’s (FBI) newly released file on the infamous 1971 Northwest Orient Airlines Flight 305 hijacking reveals intriguing details about the perpetrator whom authorities were never able to catch.
The FBI refers to the case as one of its “greatest unsolved mysteries,” and the latest disclosure delves into one of the hundreds of suspects who could have posed as D.B. Cooper, the alias the hijacker used.
The suspect pursued by the FBI had significant flying experience, but those who knew him claimed he could not have committed the crime.
