Hi, everybody. Welcome to this special extra episode of Frozen Truth. Thank you for downloading.

I hope you'll be glad you did. It's going to be worth your while, I believe.

Darren Schaefer is on the line with me right now. He's my guest in this bonus episode.

He is the producer of The Cooper Vortex. This is a podcast covering the DB Cooper disappearance in such an

interesting and unique way that I had to bring it to you. I had to share it with you. I hope it's a safe

assumption that you enjoy mysteries, the whodunit of it all. And DB Cooper is up there with the

Zodiac and the Lindbergberg baby.

I mean, it's one of its Hall of Fame level in the annals of true crime history.

But there's something different a little bit about D.B. Cooper and the way Darren covers it in this podcast, too, the Cooper Vortex.

Full disclosure.

I want everyone to know that Darren is my guest at my request

here today. He is not paying for this time. I'm not being compensated in any way for this

episode. I thought this would be fun and I thought you guys would enjoy it. Darren, welcome to

Frozen Truth. This is not a guest-driven podcast whatsoever,

but I wanted to reach out and bring you on

because I think your work is exceptional,

underrated, and a good place to start maybe.

I know most are familiar,

but give us some just basics on D.B. Cooper in that case.

Thank you for having me on. I really do appreciate this opportunity.

So the D.B. Cooper hijacking happened November 24, 1971.

A man who identified himself by the name Dan Cooper boarded a flight from Portland to Seattle,

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