by Laura Conaway

A man now claims that a mysterious hijacker, missing since he jumped out of a plane in 1971, was his brother.

The case of D.B. Cooper is one of the most famous crimes in American history. It is also the only skyjacking in the world that has gone unsolved. Over the past three decades, the FBI has investigated nearly 1,000 suspects. They might as well be looking for Sasquatch.

With $200,000 and four parachutes, Cooper bailed out of a commercial flight somewhere over southwestern Washington State, in 1971. The ghost story may finally be at an end.