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* ''WebVideo/BuzzFeedUnsolved'' hosts Ryan and [[ThePeteBesr Brent]], the latter since been replaced by Shane, have discuss many of the ones listed in the description as part of the True Crime and Supernatural portions of the show, mainly the facts and their theories surrounding them.

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* ''WebVideo/BuzzFeedUnsolved'' hosts Ryan and [[ThePeteBesr [[ThePeteBest Brent]], the latter since been replaced by Shane, have discuss many of the ones listed in the description as part of the True Crime and Supernatural portions of the show, mainly the facts and their theories surrounding them.
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* ''WebVideo/BuzzFeedUnsolved'' hosts Ryan and [[ThePeteBesr Brent]], the latter since been replaced by Shane, have discuss many of the ones listed in the description as part of the True Crime and Supernatural portions of the show, mainly the facts and their theories surrounding them.
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* ''Wiki/SCPFoundation'' has a ton of {{Historical Domain Character}}s and {{Public Domain Artifact}}s in storage, including Cain, Abel, and the suitcase that ate D.B. Cooper. Others can't be kept in storage, such as [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centralia_mine_fire the fire giant Surtr buried underneath Pennsylvania]] [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloop or the noisy marine arthropod somewhere between 2,000 and 8,000 kilometers long]].

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* ''Wiki/SCPFoundation'' ''Website/SCPFoundation'' has a ton of {{Historical Domain Character}}s and {{Public Domain Artifact}}s in storage, including Cain, Abel, and the suitcase that ate D.B. Cooper. Others can't be kept in storage, such as [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centralia_mine_fire the fire giant Surtr buried underneath Pennsylvania]] [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloop or the noisy marine arthropod somewhere between 2,000 and 8,000 kilometers long]].
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* D.B. Cooper, also known as Dan Cooper, who vanished on November 24, 1971 with $200,000 after hijacking a 727 and parachuting from the stairs in the tail. The most likely hypothesis are a) he died in the parachuting attempt (which is the official opinion of the FBI, who suspended the investigation in 2016 after 45 years of searching), or b) he survived the jump and simply went back to his old job and old life as if nothing had happened--Cooper was certainly nondescript enough to escape notice. Over the decades, many have searched his projected landing site for traces of him. It is widely believed that the March 1980 eruption of nearby Mount St. Helens may have obliterated any remaining physical evidence, as none has been found since then. The most intriguing evidence is how some of the marked banknotes were found buried in the sand of a beach miles from the projected landing site just ''weeks'' before the eruption, by a young boy... but not only was the flow of many nearby rivers running in the ''opposite'' direction of the proposed landing site (making it unlikely they had simply floated on the waters to the beach before being buried in the sediment unless the FBI messed up the projected landing site), the rubber bands that bound them couldn't have lasted even a year in open air or water for the time it would sediment to build up over them naturally, suggesting they had been deliberately buried possibly only a few years earlier. In 2019, the FBI revealed that, three hours after Cooper jumped, a burglary was reported at a grocery store within the projected landing radius, with the only items stolen being survival gear such as beef jerky and gloves.

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* D.B. Cooper, also known as Dan Cooper, who vanished on November 24, 1971 with $200,000 after hijacking a 727 and parachuting from the stairs in the tail. The most likely hypothesis are a) he died in the parachuting attempt (which is the official opinion of the FBI, who suspended the investigation in 2016 after 45 years of searching), or b) he survived the jump and simply went back to his old job and old life as if nothing had happened--Cooper was certainly nondescript enough to escape notice. It should be noted that every single copycat attempt that made it as far as parachuting from the plane -- often in very similar conditions to the Cooper jump -- saw the hijacker survive. Over the decades, many have searched his projected landing site for traces of him. It is widely believed that the March 1980 eruption of nearby Mount St. Helens may have obliterated any remaining physical evidence, as none has been found since then. The most intriguing evidence is how some of the marked banknotes were found buried in the sand of a beach miles from the projected landing site just ''weeks'' before the eruption, by a young boy... but not only was the flow of many nearby rivers running in the ''opposite'' direction of the proposed landing site (making it unlikely they had simply floated on the waters to the beach before being buried in the sediment unless the FBI messed up the projected landing site), the rubber bands that bound them couldn't have lasted even a year in open air or water for the time it would sediment to build up over them naturally, suggesting they had been deliberately buried possibly only a few years earlier. In 2019, the FBI revealed that, three hours after Cooper jumped, a burglary was reported at a grocery store within the projected landing radius, with the only items stolen being survival gear such as beef jerky and gloves.
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* D.B. Cooper, also known as Dan Cooper, who vanished on November 24, 1971 with $200,000 after hijacking a 727 and parachuting from the stairs in the tail. The most likely hypothesis are a) he died in the parachuting attempt (which is the official opinion of the FBI, who suspended the investigation in 2016 after 45 years of searching), or b) he survived the jump and simply went back to his old job and old life as if nothing has happened--Cooper was certainly nondescript enough to escape notice. Over the decades, many have searched his projected landing site for traces of him. It is widely believed that the March 1980 eruption of nearby Mount St. Helens may have obliterated any remaining physical evidence, as none has been found since then. The most intriguing evidence is how some of the marked banknotes were found buried in the sand of a beach miles from the projected landing site just ''weeks'' before the eruption, by a young boy... but not only was the flow of many nearby rivers running in the ''opposite'' direction of the proposed landing site (making it unlikely they had simply floated on the waters to the beach before being buried in the sediment unless the FBI messed up the projected landing site), the rubber bands that bound them couldn't have lasted even a year in open air or water for the time it would sediment to build up over them naturally, suggesting they had been deliberately buried possibly only a few years earlier. In 2019, the FBI revealed that, three hours after Cooper jumped, a burglary was reported at a grocery store within the projected landing radius, with the only items stolen being survival gear such as beef jerky and gloves.

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* D.B. Cooper, also known as Dan Cooper, who vanished on November 24, 1971 with $200,000 after hijacking a 727 and parachuting from the stairs in the tail. The most likely hypothesis are a) he died in the parachuting attempt (which is the official opinion of the FBI, who suspended the investigation in 2016 after 45 years of searching), or b) he survived the jump and simply went back to his old job and old life as if nothing has had happened--Cooper was certainly nondescript enough to escape notice. Over the decades, many have searched his projected landing site for traces of him. It is widely believed that the March 1980 eruption of nearby Mount St. Helens may have obliterated any remaining physical evidence, as none has been found since then. The most intriguing evidence is how some of the marked banknotes were found buried in the sand of a beach miles from the projected landing site just ''weeks'' before the eruption, by a young boy... but not only was the flow of many nearby rivers running in the ''opposite'' direction of the proposed landing site (making it unlikely they had simply floated on the waters to the beach before being buried in the sediment unless the FBI messed up the projected landing site), the rubber bands that bound them couldn't have lasted even a year in open air or water for the time it would sediment to build up over them naturally, suggesting they had been deliberately buried possibly only a few years earlier. In 2019, the FBI revealed that, three hours after Cooper jumped, a burglary was reported at a grocery store within the projected landing radius, with the only items stolen being survival gear such as beef jerky and gloves.
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* D.B. Cooper, also known as Dan Cooper, who vanished on November 24, 1971 with $200,000 after hijacking a 727 and parachuting from the stairs in the tail. The most likely hypothesis are a) he died in the parachuting attempt (which is the official opinion of the FBI), or b) he survived the jump and simply went back to his old job and old life as if nothing has happened--Cooper was certainly nondescript enough to escape notice. Over the decades, many have searched his projected landing site for traces of him. It is widely believed that the 1980 eruption of nearby Mount St. Helens may have obliterated any remaining physical evidence, as none has been found since then. The most intriguing evidence is how some of the marked banknotes were found buried in the sand of a beach miles from the projected landing site in 1980 by a young boy... but not only was the flow of many nearby rivers running in the ''opposite'' direction of the proposed landing site (making it unlikely they had simply floated on the waters to the beach before being buried in the sediment unless the FBI messed up the projected landing site), the rubber bands that bound them couldn't have lasted even a year in open air or water for the time it would sediment to build up over them naturally, suggesting they had been deliberately buried possibly only a few years earlier.

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* D.B. Cooper, also known as Dan Cooper, who vanished on November 24, 1971 with $200,000 after hijacking a 727 and parachuting from the stairs in the tail. The most likely hypothesis are a) he died in the parachuting attempt (which is the official opinion of the FBI), FBI, who suspended the investigation in 2016 after 45 years of searching), or b) he survived the jump and simply went back to his old job and old life as if nothing has happened--Cooper was certainly nondescript enough to escape notice. Over the decades, many have searched his projected landing site for traces of him. It is widely believed that the March 1980 eruption of nearby Mount St. Helens may have obliterated any remaining physical evidence, as none has been found since then. The most intriguing evidence is how some of the marked banknotes were found buried in the sand of a beach miles from the projected landing site in 1980 just ''weeks'' before the eruption, by a young boy... but not only was the flow of many nearby rivers running in the ''opposite'' direction of the proposed landing site (making it unlikely they had simply floated on the waters to the beach before being buried in the sediment unless the FBI messed up the projected landing site), the rubber bands that bound them couldn't have lasted even a year in open air or water for the time it would sediment to build up over them naturally, suggesting they had been deliberately buried possibly only a few years earlier. In 2019, the FBI revealed that, three hours after Cooper jumped, a burglary was reported at a grocery store within the projected landing radius, with the only items stolen being survival gear such as beef jerky and gloves.
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* Bible John, unidentified serial killer active in Glasgow in the late 1960s. Many people believe Bible John and the convicted serial killer Peter Tobin are one and the same, but it has yet to be proven at trial.

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* Bible John, unidentified serial killer active in Glasgow in the late 1960s. Many people believe Bible John and the convicted serial killer Peter Tobin are one and the same, but it has yet to be was never proven at trial.trial and following Tobin's death in 2022, it never will be.
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** One of Creator/OgdenNash's dreams in the poem "I Can Hardly Wait For the Sandman" involves finding a ''Mary Celeste'' life preserver in the middle of a desert. He firmly believes that if he hadn't woken up at that moment, he'd have solved the mystery.
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** ''Anime/{{Spriggan}}''. In "The Forgotten Kingdom", ARCAM discover the wreck of the Eldridge among other wrecked ships from throughout history on the Island of Ghosts.

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** ''Anime/{{Spriggan}}''.''Manga/{{Spriggan}}''. In "The Forgotten Kingdom", ARCAM discover the wreck of the Eldridge among other wrecked ships from throughout history on the Island of Ghosts.
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** ''Anime/{{Spriggan}}''. In "The Forgotten Kingdom", ARCAM discover the wreck of the Eldridge on the Island of Ghosts.

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** ''Anime/{{Spriggan}}''. In "The Forgotten Kingdom", ARCAM discover the wreck of the Eldridge among other wrecked ships from throughout history on the Island of Ghosts.
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** ''Anime/{{Spriggan}}''. In "The Forgotten Kingdom", ARCAM discover the wreck of the Eldridge on the Island of Ghosts.
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* In 1949, a young actress named Jean Spangler went missing in Los Angeles. She left her daughter with her sister in law one evening, saying she was going to meet her ex-husband to pick up a child support check then to work a night shoot. She was seen waiting on someone at the farmer’s market for several hours but the last time anyone spoken to her was later on that night when she called home to tell her daughter good night and her sister in law that she was going to work longer than expected and to not wait up on her. Even 70 plus years on, no one has ever managed to find her body or even a prime suspect. Two days after she was reported missing, her ripped purse was found in Griffith Park with a note written to a Kirk about going to see a Dr. Scott for a procedure while her mother was out of town. Her family and friends didn’t know who Dr. Scott was but her mother said someone named Kirk had picked her up at home a few times but he’d stayed in the car. She’d been working on a movie with Creator/KirkDouglas and when the police questioned him, he admitted that he’d talked to Spangler a few times on set but they believed his story about being out of town when she disappeared. All doctors named Scott in Los Angeles county were questioned but none of them had seen her under her maiden name or married name. Her ex-husband became a suspect as well but he said they hadn’t met that day and his wife backed up an alibi. They leading theory is that she may have died in a botched abortion and her body was dumped in an undisclosed location but that’s just a theory. Other theories range from her being the victim of a serial killer to running away with the mob to being killed by a man she was dating.

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* In 1949, a young actress named Jean Spangler went missing in Los Angeles. She left her daughter with her sister in law one evening, saying she was going to meet her ex-husband to pick up a child support check then to work a night shoot. She was seen waiting on someone at the farmer’s market for several hours but the last time anyone spoken spoke to her was later on that night when she called home to tell her daughter good night and her sister in law that she was going to work longer than expected and to not wait up on her. Even However, from there everything else becomes fuzzy. None of the studios even had movies filming that night and she was reportedly at a restaurant and a gas station later on that morning. 70 plus years on, no one has ever managed to find her body or even a prime suspect. Two days after she was reported missing, her ripped purse was found in Griffith Park with a note written to a Kirk about going to see a Dr. Scott for a procedure while her mother was out of town. Her family and friends didn’t know who Dr. Scott was but her mother said someone named Kirk had picked her up at home a few times but he’d stayed in the car. She’d been working on a movie with Creator/KirkDouglas and when the police questioned him, he admitted that he’d talked to Spangler a few times on set but didn’t know her personally and they believed his story about being out of town when she disappeared. All doctors named Scott in Los Angeles county were questioned but none of them had seen her under her maiden name or married name. Her ex-husband became a suspect as well but he said they hadn’t met that day and his wife backed up an alibi. They However, they’d been through a very contentious custody case in which she won custody from him before her disappearance and he later fled from authorities when he was ordered to go to jail for contempt of court when he refused to cooperate when her mother tried to get custody. The leading theory is that she may have died in a botched illegal abortion (she had told a friend she was pregnant right before she went missing) and her body was dumped in an undisclosed location but that’s just a theory.that theory also has some major holes in it. Other theories range from her being the victim of a serial killer to running away with the mob to being killed by a man she was dating.
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** Referenced in ''Film/SpiderManFarFromHome'': MJ was fascinated by the Black Dahlia case, and Peter Parker purchased a black glass flower necklace to give her.
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** David Fincher's film ''Film/{{Zodiac}}'' strongly suggests that a real suspect in the officially unsolved Zodiac Killings was the guilty party.

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** David Fincher's film ''Film/{{Zodiac}}'' ''Film/{{Zodiac|2007}}'' strongly suggests that a real suspect in the officially unsolved Zodiac Killings was the guilty party.
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* ''Wiki/SCPFoundation'' has a ton of {{Historical Domain Character}}s and {{Public Domain Artifact}}s in storage, including Cain, Abel, and the suitcase that ate D.B. Cooper.

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* ''Wiki/SCPFoundation'' has a ton of {{Historical Domain Character}}s and {{Public Domain Artifact}}s in storage, including Cain, Abel, and the suitcase that ate D.B. Cooper.
Cooper. Others can't be kept in storage, such as [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centralia_mine_fire the fire giant Surtr buried underneath Pennsylvania]] [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloop or the noisy marine arthropod somewhere between 2,000 and 8,000 kilometers long]].
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** A throwaway gag in ''Series/ThirtyRock'' implies that he is Kenneth's father.
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* D.B. Cooper, also known as Dan Cooper, who vanished on November 24, 1971 with $200,000 after hijacking a 727 and parachuting from the stairs in the tail. The most likely hypothesis are a) he died in the parachuting attempt, or b) he survived the jump and simply went back to his old job and old life as if nothing has happened--Cooper was certainly nondescript enough to escape notice. Over the decades, many have searched his projected landing site for traces of him. It is widely believed that the 1980 eruption of nearby Mount St. Helens may have obliterated any remaining physical evidence, as none has been found since then. The most intriguing evidence is how some of the marked banknotes were found buried in the sand of a beach miles from the projected landing site in 1980 by a young boy... but not only was the flow of many nearby rivers running in the ''opposite'' direction of the proposed landing site (making it unlikely they had simply floated on the waters to the beach before being buried in the sediment unless the FBI messed up the projected landing site), the rubber bands that bound them couldn't have lasted even a year in open air or water for the time it would sediment to build up over them naturally, suggesting they had been deliberately buried possibly only a few years earlier.

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* D.B. Cooper, also known as Dan Cooper, who vanished on November 24, 1971 with $200,000 after hijacking a 727 and parachuting from the stairs in the tail. The most likely hypothesis are a) he died in the parachuting attempt, attempt (which is the official opinion of the FBI), or b) he survived the jump and simply went back to his old job and old life as if nothing has happened--Cooper was certainly nondescript enough to escape notice. Over the decades, many have searched his projected landing site for traces of him. It is widely believed that the 1980 eruption of nearby Mount St. Helens may have obliterated any remaining physical evidence, as none has been found since then. The most intriguing evidence is how some of the marked banknotes were found buried in the sand of a beach miles from the projected landing site in 1980 by a young boy... but not only was the flow of many nearby rivers running in the ''opposite'' direction of the proposed landing site (making it unlikely they had simply floated on the waters to the beach before being buried in the sediment unless the FBI messed up the projected landing site), the rubber bands that bound them couldn't have lasted even a year in open air or water for the time it would sediment to build up over them naturally, suggesting they had been deliberately buried possibly only a few years earlier.
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* D.B. Cooper, also known as Dan Cooper, who vanished on November 24, 1971 with $200,000 after hijacking a 727 and parachuting from the stairs in the tail. The most likely hypothesis are a) he died in the parachuting attempt, or b) he survived the jump and simply went back to his old job and old life as if nothing has happened--Cooper was certainly nondescript enough to escape notice. Over the decades, many have searched his projected landing site for traces of him - it is widely believed that the 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens may have obliterated any remaining physical evidence - as none has been found since then. The most intriguing evidence is how some of the marked banknotes were found buried in the sand of a beach miles from the projected landing site in 1980 by a young boy...but not only was the flow of many nearby rivers running in the ''opposite'' direction of the proposed landing site (making it unlikely they had simply floated on the waters to the beach before being buried in the sediment unless the FBI messed up the projected landing site), the rubber bands that bound them couldn't have lasted even a year in open air or water for the time it would sediment to build up over them naturally, suggesting they had been deliberately buried possibly only a few years earlier.

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* D.B. Cooper, also known as Dan Cooper, who vanished on November 24, 1971 with $200,000 after hijacking a 727 and parachuting from the stairs in the tail. The most likely hypothesis are a) he died in the parachuting attempt, or b) he survived the jump and simply went back to his old job and old life as if nothing has happened--Cooper was certainly nondescript enough to escape notice. Over the decades, many have searched his projected landing site for traces of him - it him. It is widely believed that the 1980 eruption of nearby Mount St. Helens may have obliterated any remaining physical evidence - evidence, as none has been found since then. The most intriguing evidence is how some of the marked banknotes were found buried in the sand of a beach miles from the projected landing site in 1980 by a young boy... but not only was the flow of many nearby rivers running in the ''opposite'' direction of the proposed landing site (making it unlikely they had simply floated on the waters to the beach before being buried in the sediment unless the FBI messed up the projected landing site), the rubber bands that bound them couldn't have lasted even a year in open air or water for the time it would sediment to build up over them naturally, suggesting they had been deliberately buried possibly only a few years earlier.
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* D.B. Cooper, also known as Dan Cooper, who vanished on November 24, 1971 with $200,000 after hijacking a 727 and parachuting from the stairs in the tail. The most likely hypothesis are a) he died in the parachuting attempt, or b) he survived the jump and simply went back to his old job and old life as if nothing has happened--Cooper was certainly nondescript enough to escape notice. Over the decades, many have searched his projected landing site for traces of him - it is widely believed that the 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens may have obliterated any remaining physical evidence - as none has been found since then. The most intriguing evidence is how some of the marked banknotes were found buried in the sand of a beach miles from the projected landing site in 1980 by a young boy...but not only was the flow of many nearby rivers running in the ''opposite'' direction of the proposed landing site (making it unlikely they had simply floated on the waters to the beach before being buried in the sediment), the rubber bands that bound them couldn't have lasted nearly a decade in such conditions, suggesting they had been deliberately buried possibly only a few years earlier.

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* D.B. Cooper, also known as Dan Cooper, who vanished on November 24, 1971 with $200,000 after hijacking a 727 and parachuting from the stairs in the tail. The most likely hypothesis are a) he died in the parachuting attempt, or b) he survived the jump and simply went back to his old job and old life as if nothing has happened--Cooper was certainly nondescript enough to escape notice. Over the decades, many have searched his projected landing site for traces of him - it is widely believed that the 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens may have obliterated any remaining physical evidence - as none has been found since then. The most intriguing evidence is how some of the marked banknotes were found buried in the sand of a beach miles from the projected landing site in 1980 by a young boy...but not only was the flow of many nearby rivers running in the ''opposite'' direction of the proposed landing site (making it unlikely they had simply floated on the waters to the beach before being buried in the sediment), sediment unless the FBI messed up the projected landing site), the rubber bands that bound them couldn't have lasted nearly even a decade year in such conditions, open air or water for the time it would sediment to build up over them naturally, suggesting they had been deliberately buried possibly only a few years earlier.



** In one ''ComicStrip/{{Dilbert}}'' comic, [[http://dilbert.com/strip/1991-01-17 Dogbert claims to have Cooper's remains]]. "He learned that you should never get your parachutes from the same people you're robbing."

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** In one ''ComicStrip/{{Dilbert}}'' comic, [[http://dilbert.com/strip/1991-01-17 Dogbert claims to have Cooper's remains]]. "He learned that you should never get your parachutes from the same people you're robbing.""[[note]]The FBI actually ''did'' consider sabotaging the parachutes, but Cooper seemed to have anticipated this as it's believed he specified four parachutes (two back and two front) in the ransom to make them think he planned to take a hostage, which made them backpedal over the risk. Indeed, Cooper would only use two of them (a back and front set) and leave the other set in the plane, with it believed he used the front reserve parachute to secure the money when he made the jump.[[/note]]
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* D.B. Cooper, also known as Dan Cooper, who vanished on November 24, 1971 with $200,000 after hijacking a 727 and parachuting from the stairs in the tail. The most likely hypothesis are a) he died in the parachuting attempt, or b) he survived the jump and simply went back to his old job and old life as if nothing has happened--Cooper was certainly nondescript enough to escape notice. Over the decades, many have searched his projected landing site for traces of him - it is widely believed that the 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens may have obliterated any remaining physical evidence - as none has been found since then. The most intriguing evidence is how some of the marked banknotes were found buried in the sand of a beach miles from the projected landing site in 1980 by a young boy...but the rubber bands that bound them couldn't have lasted nearly a decade in such conditions, suggesting they had been deliberately buried possibly only a few years earlier.

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* D.B. Cooper, also known as Dan Cooper, who vanished on November 24, 1971 with $200,000 after hijacking a 727 and parachuting from the stairs in the tail. The most likely hypothesis are a) he died in the parachuting attempt, or b) he survived the jump and simply went back to his old job and old life as if nothing has happened--Cooper was certainly nondescript enough to escape notice. Over the decades, many have searched his projected landing site for traces of him - it is widely believed that the 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens may have obliterated any remaining physical evidence - as none has been found since then. The most intriguing evidence is how some of the marked banknotes were found buried in the sand of a beach miles from the projected landing site in 1980 by a young boy...but not only was the flow of many nearby rivers running in the ''opposite'' direction of the proposed landing site (making it unlikely they had simply floated on the waters to the beach before being buried in the sediment), the rubber bands that bound them couldn't have lasted nearly a decade in such conditions, suggesting they had been deliberately buried possibly only a few years earlier.
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* D.B. Cooper, also known as Dan Cooper, who vanished on November 24, 1971 with $200,000 after hijacking a 727 and parachuting from the stairs in the tail. The most likely hypothesis are a) he died in the parachuting attempt, or b) he survived the jump and simply went back to his old job and old life as if nothing has happened--Cooper was certainly nondescript enough to escape notice. Over the decades, many have searched his projected landing site for traces of him - it is widely believed that the 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens may have obliterated any remaining physical evidence - as none has been found since then.

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* D.B. Cooper, also known as Dan Cooper, who vanished on November 24, 1971 with $200,000 after hijacking a 727 and parachuting from the stairs in the tail. The most likely hypothesis are a) he died in the parachuting attempt, or b) he survived the jump and simply went back to his old job and old life as if nothing has happened--Cooper was certainly nondescript enough to escape notice. Over the decades, many have searched his projected landing site for traces of him - it is widely believed that the 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens may have obliterated any remaining physical evidence - as none has been found since then. The most intriguing evidence is how some of the marked banknotes were found buried in the sand of a beach miles from the projected landing site in 1980 by a young boy...but the rubber bands that bound them couldn't have lasted nearly a decade in such conditions, suggesting they had been deliberately buried possibly only a few years earlier.
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** The Music/RayStevens song "I Saw Elvis in a UFO" claims that Hoffa, among others, [[ElvisHasLeftThePlanet was abducted by aliens]].

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* The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theft_of_the_Jules_Rimet_Trophy Jules Rimet Trophy]], which was stolen twice, the first time in UK, 1966, where a dog named Pickles found it and became famous, the second time in Brazil, 1983, this time the trophy was never recovered and said to have been melted into gold bars, ironically, a replica was in a safe, but the original was in public exhibition, there are non-fiction and fiction works about it, often showing the trophy still intact.

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* The [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theft_of_the_Jules_Rimet_Trophy Jules Rimet Trophy]], which was stolen twice, the twice. The first time was in UK, the UK in 1966, where a dog named Pickles found it and became famous, the famous. The second time was in Brazil, 1983, Brazil in 1983; this time time, the trophy was never recovered and said to have been melted into gold bars, ironically, bars. Ironically, a replica was in a safe, but the original was in public exhibition, there exhibition. There are non-fiction non-fictional and fiction fictional works about it, often showing the trophy still intact.


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**Investigations between 2019 and 2021 concluded that an avalanche (probably a slab avalanche) caused the hikers to suddenly leave their camp in low visibility conditions with inadequate clothing.
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*Over in the Sinosphere, we have the disappearance of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jianwen_Emperor the Jianwen Emperor]], after the successful coup by his uncle Zhu Di, the later Yongle Emperor. The official narrative during the Yongle era was that the Jianwen Emperor perished in a fire. However, during the second year of the Wanli era (about 150 years after Zhu Di's death), the young Wanli Emperor asked Zhang Juzheng (then the Senior Grand Secretary) about the Jianwen Emperor; Zhang then claimed that the Jianwen Emperor survived the coup, but became a monk, and even returned to the capital (Beijing) to have his identity verified when he was in his 70s or 80s, during the Zhengtong era [[note]]1436-1449. Zhu Yunwen was born in Dec 1377; this meant that he would have been 60-73 years old during the Zhengtong era (by East Asian reckoning).[[/note]]. Even so, the final fate of the Jianwen Emperor is still debated.
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** During Ted Cruz's unsuccessful 2016 presidential campaign, internet users opposed to the Texas senator jokingly accused him of being the Zodiac Killer, based on noted physical similarities between Cruz and a police sketch of the killer; the joke became popular enough to be referenced on [[Series/TheDailyShowWithTrevorNoah the Daily Show]] and for Creator/LarryWilmore to openly take part in it during the 2016 White House Correspondents' Dinner. Additionally, Donald Trump suggested (in all apparent seriousness) that Cruz' father might have been involved in [[WhoShotJFK the Kennedy assassination.]] [[labelnote:Note]][[Administrivia/RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgment Regardless of your opinions on Ted Cruz]], note that he is physically unable to be the Zodiac Killer. The killings occurred during the 1960s and early 1970s; Cruz was born in 1970.[[/labelnote]]

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** During Ted Cruz's unsuccessful 2016 presidential campaign, internet users opposed to the Texas senator jokingly accused him of being the Zodiac Killer, based on noted physical similarities between Cruz and a police sketch of the killer; the joke became popular enough to be referenced on [[Series/TheDailyShowWithTrevorNoah the Daily Show]] and for Creator/LarryWilmore to openly take part in it during the 2016 White House Correspondents' Dinner. Additionally, Donald Trump suggested (in all apparent seriousness) that Cruz' father might have been involved in [[WhoShotJFK the Kennedy assassination.]] [[labelnote:Note]][[Administrivia/RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgment Regardless [[labelnote:Note]]Regardless of your opinions on Ted Cruz]], Cruz, note that he is physically unable ''physically unable'' to be the Zodiac Killer. The killings occurred during the 1960s and early 1970s; Cruz was born in 1970.[[/labelnote]]
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** ''{{Series/CSI}}'': Entomologist and night shift lab supervisor Gil Grissom studies the phenomenon in season 7.
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* In 1949, a young actress named Jean Spangler went missing in Los Angeles. She left her toddler daughter with her sister in law one evening, saying she was going to meet her ex-husband to pick up a child support check then to work a night shoot, never to be seen again. Even 70 plus years on, no one has ever managed to find her body or even a prime suspect. Two days after she was reported missing, her ripped purse was found in Griffith Park with a note written to a Kirk about going to see a Dr. Scott for a procedure while her mother was out of town. Her family and friends didn’t know who Dr. Scott was but her mother said someone named Kirk had picked her up at home a few times but he’d stayed in the car. She’d been working on a movie with Creator/KirkDouglas and when the police questioned him, he admitted that he’d talked to Spangler a few times on set but they believed his story about being out of town when she disappeared. All doctors named Scott in Los Angeles county were questioned but none of them had seen her under her maiden name or married name. Her ex-husband became a suspect as well but he said they hadn’t met that day and his wife backed up an alibi. They leading theory is that she may have died in a botched abortion and her body was dumped in an undisclosed location but that’s just a theory. Other theories range from her being the victim of a serial killer to running away with the mob to being killed by a man she was dating.

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* In 1949, a young actress named Jean Spangler went missing in Los Angeles. She left her toddler daughter with her sister in law one evening, saying she was going to meet her ex-husband to pick up a child support check then to work a night shoot, never to be shoot. She was seen again.waiting on someone at the farmer’s market for several hours but the last time anyone spoken to her was later on that night when she called home to tell her daughter good night and her sister in law that she was going to work longer than expected and to not wait up on her. Even 70 plus years on, no one has ever managed to find her body or even a prime suspect. Two days after she was reported missing, her ripped purse was found in Griffith Park with a note written to a Kirk about going to see a Dr. Scott for a procedure while her mother was out of town. Her family and friends didn’t know who Dr. Scott was but her mother said someone named Kirk had picked her up at home a few times but he’d stayed in the car. She’d been working on a movie with Creator/KirkDouglas and when the police questioned him, he admitted that he’d talked to Spangler a few times on set but they believed his story about being out of town when she disappeared. All doctors named Scott in Los Angeles county were questioned but none of them had seen her under her maiden name or married name. Her ex-husband became a suspect as well but he said they hadn’t met that day and his wife backed up an alibi. They leading theory is that she may have died in a botched abortion and her body was dumped in an undisclosed location but that’s just a theory. Other theories range from her being the victim of a serial killer to running away with the mob to being killed by a man she was dating.
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* In 1949, a young actress named Jean Spangler went missing in Los Angeles. She left her toddler daughter with her sister in law one evening, saying she was going to meet her ex-husband to pick up a child support check then to work a night shoot, never to be seen again. Even 70 plus years on, no one has ever managed to find her body or even a prime suspect. Two days after she was reported missing, her ripped purse was found in Griffith Park with a note written to a Kirk about going to see a Dr. Scott for a procedure while her mother was out of town. Her family and friends didn’t know who Dr. Scott was but her mother said someone named Kirk had picked her up at home a few times but he’d stayed in the car. She’d been working on a movie with Creator/KirkDouglas and when the police questioned him, he admitted that he’d talked to Spangler a few times on set but they believed his story about being out of town when she disappeared. All doctors named Scott in Los Angeles county were questioned but none of them had seen her under her maiden name or married name. Her ex-husband became a suspect as well but he said they hadn’t met that day and his wife backed up an alibi. They leading theory is that she may have died in a botched abortion and her body was dumped in an undisclosed location but that’s just a theory. Other theories range from her being the victim of a serial killer to running away with the mob to being killed by a man she was dating.
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* The disappearance of the American labor union leader Jimmy Hoffa in 1975. It's generally accepted that Hoffa was murdered by organized crime, but the location and precise circumstances of his death remain unknown, and his body was never found. The FBI are still looking for his body.

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* The disappearance of the American labor union leader Jimmy Hoffa UsefulNotes/JimmyHoffa in 1975. It's generally accepted that Hoffa was murdered by organized crime, but the location and precise circumstances of his death remain unknown, and his body was never found. The FBI are still looking for his body.



** The movie ''Hoffa'', starring Creator/JackNicholson, suggests that he was [[spoiler:assassinated by one of his mob allies after Hoffa threatened to reveal their connections]].

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** The movie ''Hoffa'', ''Film/{{Hoffa}}'', starring Creator/JackNicholson, suggests that he was [[spoiler:assassinated by one of his mob allies after Hoffa threatened to reveal their connections]].



** ''Film/TheIrishman'' uses the claim that mob associate Frank Sheeran murdered Hoffa for threatening to reveal secrets about the Mafia. Unlike the more fantastic or conspiratorial stories, Hoffa is simply burned in a crematorium so he'll never be found.

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** ''Film/TheIrishman'' uses the claim that mob associate Frank Sheeran murdered Hoffa for threatening to reveal secrets about the Mafia. Unlike the more fantastic or conspiratorial stories, Hoffa Hoffa's body is simply burned in a crematorium so he'll never be found.

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