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In November, 1971, a soft-spoken man in a plain business suit and known only as D.B. Cooper hijacked an airliner, forced it to land, and released the passengers. Claiming his briefcase was a bomb, he forced the crew to take off again and then parachuted from the rear door of a plane over Washington State, along with more than $2000,000 he had extorted from the authorities. The FBI said he perished in the wilderness, but there is ample evidence suggesting that he survived.





Teresita Basa was murdered in her Chicago apartment. There were no suspects and police, were at a dead end until another woman allegedly became possessed with Teresitas spirit and told her the killers name, Allan Showery. Showery was sentenced to 14 years in prison.