Who did it
This man bought a plane ticket under the name "Dan Cooper" in 1971.
D.B. Cooper
DB Cooper hijacked this airline.
Northwest Orient Airlines
Cooper used this item to threaten the flight crew.
A briefcase and a bomb
Some believe Cooper didn't survive because of this weather condition.
Freezing temperatures (It's assumed he didn't survive the jump due to cold, the terrain, and a lack of equipment)
Netflix released a documentary called “D.B. Cooper: ___.”"
Scooby Doo ____ _____ ______
Where are you?
True identity of DB Cooper remains ___.
Unknown
The year flight MH370 disappeared
2014
This amount of money was part of the ransom
$200,000
One theory says MH370 was taken to this secretive country.
North Korea
This news outlet was heavily criticized for MH370 coverage.
CNN
This man was once considered a suspect because his mother claimed he said he was DB Cooper.
The flight path of MH370 was from ___ to ___.
Kuala Lumpur to Beijing
Some of the ransom money was later found here.
Near the Columbia River (In 1980, a boy found $5,800 in the woods near Vancouver, Washington)
Some think MH370 was hijacked _____ using this technology.
(think controller)
Remotely
In Loki (Marvel series), the character reveals he was actually ___.
D.B. Cooper
This group of people were first questioned after Flight MH370 disappeared.
Pilots and crew
After jumping, Cooper was last seen over this region.
The Cascade Mountains (near Portland, Oregon)
MH370’s communication system was mysteriously ___.
turned off
A Cooper theory says he was part of this organization.
Military or CIA
This Malaysia Airlines flight disappeared on March 8, 2014, while en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing.
MH370
$800 – This country led the official underwater search for MH370, covering over 120,000 square kilometers.
Australia
MH370 vanished from radar over this body of water.
South Indian Ocean
These were the last known coordinates or location markers of MH370
the last known position was near the southern Indian Ocean.
This popular supernatural TV show inspired many MH370 conspiracy comparisons.
(what happens when you can't find your destination)
Lost
The last verbal communication from MH370’s cockpit was this two-word phrase, a standard handoff to Vietnamese air traffic control.
"Good night Malaysian Three Seven Zero"?