D.B. Cooper: Where Are You?! - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Take the Money and Jump
A criminal known only by the alias D.B. Cooper becomes a modern-day folk legend. Countless suspects emerge, but some stand out more than others.
Innocent Men Don't Hide in Storage Bins
Robert Rackstraw's colorful history of run-ins with the law draws Tom Colbert and his team of sleuths toward a theory teeming with intrigue.
Seeing Jesus in the Toast
A deluge of far-out speculations surface after the FBI closes the book on D.B. Cooper and releases its investigative files to the public.
Cooperland
Parallels between D.B. Cooper and the fictional Canadian comic book hero who shares his name open up new possibilities.
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