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On the night of November 24, 1971 a man named D.B. Cooper hijacked NWA 305, bound for Seattle from Portland. In exchange for the 36 passengers, he received $200,000 in used $20 bills and 4 parachutes. He ordered the plane to take off from Sea-Tac airport, strapped the $200,000 to his body and parachuted out the rear of that plane into the dark, cold Washington State sky, never to be seen or heard from - until now.

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Joe Koenig makes a compelling argument for identifying the late Walt Reca as the elusive hijacker of Northwest Orient Flight 305. Hon. James G. Huse, Jr., Former Inspector General of Social Security and retired Assistant Director of the United States Secret Service Joe Koenig's exceptional ability to gather and analyze information from key witnesses and documents has resulted in a truly compelling case that Walt Reca is the 'real' D.B. Cooper. Kathleen McChesney Ph.D. Former Special Agent in Charge and Executive Assistant Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation

""Joe Koenig makes a compelling argument for identifying the late Walt Reca as the elusive hijacker of Northwest Orient Flight 305."" Hon. James G. Huse, Jr., Former Inspector General of Social Security and retired Assistant Director of the United States Secret Service ""Joe Koenig's exceptional ability to gather and analyze information from key witnesses and documents has resulted in a truly compelling case that Walt Reca is the 'real' D.B. Cooper."" Kathleen McChesney Ph.D. Former Special Agent in Charge and Executive Assistant Director, Federal Bureau of Investigation

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