DB Cooper Case Insights

Larry Carr, the case agent for the DB Cooper case, discusses the 1980 discovery of money linked to Cooper. He explains his strategy of involving the public to solve the case, similar to how bank robberies are solved. Carr shares his experiences with public communication, including calls and emails, and mentions withholding certain information that only Cooper would know. He concludes by identifying a suspect with the necessary skill set.

What was discovered in 1980 that was linked to the DB Cooper case?

• A parachute

• Money with matching serial numbers

• A briefcase

• A plane ticket

How did Larry Carr initially view the DB Cooper case?

• As a bank robbery in an airplane

• As a simple kidnapping

• As a missing person case

• As a case of mistaken identity

What method did Larry Carr use to try to solve the DB Cooper case?

• Keeping all information confidential

• Releasing information to the public

• Hiring private investigators

• Using advanced technology

How many calls did Larry Carr receive per week regarding the DB Cooper case?

• One or two

• Seven or eight

• Three or four

• Five or six

What was Larry Carr's attitude towards the public's persistent interest in the case?

• He was frustrated

• He enjoyed it

• He was indifferent

• He found it bothersome

Why did Larry Carr hold back certain pieces of information?

• They were irrelevant

• They could help solve the case

• They were too sensitive

• They were already public

What type of information did Larry Carr keep to himself?

• Media reports

• Details only Cooper would know

• Evidence from the crime scene

• Witness testimonies

What did Larry Carr know about the suspect?

• The suspect's financial status

• The suspect's family background

• The suspect's skill set

• The suspect's exact location

What makes the identified person a suspect in the DB Cooper case?

• Their physical appearance

• Their skill set

• Their financial history

• Their criminal record

What was Larry Carr's role in the DB Cooper case?

• A journalist

• The case agent

• A suspect

• A witness