D.B. Cooper Parachute Mystery

In 2008, children discovered a parachute, believed to be linked to D.B. Cooper, sparking FBI interest. The parachute was initially dismissed as silk, but further analysis suggested it was nylon, raising questions about its origin. The cords of the parachute were cut, leaving something buried in Amboy, Washington. Another parachute found in Amboy was examined but dismissed by Earl Kazi, the parachute packer. The mystery remains unsolved, with the FBI holding undisclosed information.

What year did children find a parachute that was thought to be linked to D.B. Cooper?

• 2005

• 2008

• 2012

• 2010

Why was the parachute initially dismissed by the parachute packer?

• It was the wrong color

• It was too small

• It was made of silk

• It was too old

What material was the parachute later suggested to be made of?

• Silk

• Cotton

• Polyester

• Nylon

Where is the mystery item believed to be buried?

• Tacoma, Washington

• Amboy, Washington

• Portland, Oregon

• Seattle, Washington

Who knows the location of the buried item?

• The public

• The Cooper family

• The local police

• The FBI

What was the condition of the area where the backyard parachute was found?

• A trash dump

• A well-kept garden

• A construction site

• A forest

Who confirmed that the backyard parachute was not linked to Cooper?

• Earl Kazy

• The local police

• The FBI

• The homeowner

What did Earl Kazy do to confirm the parachute was not his?

• He touched and examined it closely

• He looked at it from a distance

• He asked the homeowner

• He compared it with photos

What was unusual about the condition of the parachute found in the backyard?

• It was covered in mud

• It was brand new

• It showed no signs of long-term burial

• It was heavily deteriorated

What skill set did the identified suspect have?

• Engineering

• Navigation

• Parachute packing

• Piloting