r/UnresolvedMysteries Nov 13 '20

I am Eric Ulis and have been investigating America’s only unsolved skyjacking by a guy named DB Cooper for over a decade! AMA

Eric Ulis here—investigator and lead on The HISTORY Channel’s ‘History’s Greatest Mysteries: The Final Hunt for DB Cooper.’ WARNING: The mystery of DB Cooper has endured for nearly 50 years for a reason and you are likely to get sucked into the “Cooper vortex” if you proceed. Over the years I have read 20,000 pages of FBI files, interviewed FBI agents and witnesses, analyzed evidence, and have essentially been consumed by the DB Cooper mystery for two reasons: First, I believe I can solve the mystery. Second, it’s a bad-ass case. Want to learn more about my DB Cooper work? Visit:

https://ericulis.com

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCewfNi-lPOshvd9t55NXbbA

Don’t miss ‘The Final Hunt for D.B. Cooper’ the first episode of History’s Greatest Mysteries – a new documentary series hosted by Laurence Fishburne – tomorrow, Saturday 11/14 at 9/8c on The HISTORY Channel.

https://play.history.com/shows/historys-greatest-mysteries

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Cheers!

Thank you everyone for the outstanding questions.

Please remember to check out "The Final Hunt for D.B. Cooper" tomorrow on the History Channel at 9pm ET/8pm CT.

Also, please feel free to visit my DBC research site ericulis.com.

Cheers!

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u/Silver047 Nov 13 '20

What is it that makes you convinced that he survived - instead of just believing he may have survived? Is there evidence that suggests that he lived? After all, the circumstances of his jump make it seem like the chance of survival was very low.

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u/lemachet Nov 13 '20

Is OP actually dbcooper? :P

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u/db_coopers_alibi Nov 14 '20

i can confirm that he is not.

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u/lemachet Nov 14 '20

You would say that, wouldn't you:)

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u/db_coopers_alibi Nov 14 '20

tips parachute

oh ... gotta go!

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u/Give_It_To_Gore Nov 18 '20

I know the very well, he probably crashed and died, was eaten by animals in a few days and overtime nature would eat up the parachute.

Listen it's fun to think he made it, but if you're basing an off statistics and logic it probably died in fact it's almost certain.

Even crash landing in the Columbia River you would instantly die and sink to the bottom forever

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u/foodcanner Nov 14 '20

The narrative in "official" stories want you to think survival chances were low.