D.B. Cooper's Daring Flight Path and Jump
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On November 24, 1971, a mysterious man known as D.B. Cooper hijacked a Boeing 727, ordering a flight from Portland to Seattle before diverting toward Reno<sup class='text_citation' source_id='3' start_phrase='On November 24, 1971' end_phrase='to Reno'></sup>.
After obtaining the $200,000 ransom and four parachutes, the plane's route took unexpected, sharp turns that some experts believe mirror the maneuvers of military chase jets<sup class='text_citation' source_id='2' start_phrase='After obtaining the' end_phrase='chase jets'></sup>.
At roughly 10,000 feet and traveling near 196 miles per hour, Cooper bravely leapt from the rear stairs into a cold, dark night<sup class='text_citation' source_id='4' start_phrase='At roughly 10,000 feet' end_phrase='dark night'></sup>.
The erratic yet calculated flight path continues to spark debates and fuel the enduring legend of his daring jump<sup class='text_citation' source_id='6' start_phrase='The erratic yet' end_phrase='daring jump'></sup>.
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