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This is not the story of a hijacker. It is the story of a hijacking...
D. B. Cooper: An Incomplete History tells the story of the only unsolved US hijacking as narrative history. Focusing not on the hijacker –who he is or current whereabouts– but on those drawn into his plot, relying on FBI files released over the past 10 years and firsthand accounts as they happened. The reader find themselves in an America long gone and times never to return. In the vein of other narrative historians such as Cornellius Ryan and Richard Reeves, An Incomplete History brings to life those who lived through the events of November 24, 1971 and after, weaving in those caught up in the frenzy by choice or design. Read Sample (PDF) |
