Hello, everybody. Welcome back to Crime Weekly. I'm Stephanie Harlow. And I'm Derek

Lavasser. So today we are continuing and finishing up with the DB Cooper case. Honestly, like

if if I would have entertained this and gone as deep as so many people who devoted their

life to DB Cooper have gone, this would be a 20 part series. And everybody would be sick

of us and hate us by the end of it. And we would be sick of ourselves and hate ourselves

by the end of it. I mean, I was going to do an episode of Suspaks. There's a lit well

first of all, the FBI had something like a thousand suspects initially. And I mean,

there's as far as like suspects that are popular and people talk about, there's got to be

like 15 to 20 of them. And honestly, I don't think any of them pan out even though everyone

who like I said is obsessed with this case has a suspect that they will die on the hill

of even though there's been plenty of evidence and things that have come out and been like,

oh, this isn't the right person. And they just ignore that stuff. So honestly, it would

have been modeled. So we're we're pretty much just going to go over like the evidence,

the speculations, things like that, a couple of suspects. But like I said, none of them pan

out. And what I find to be the most interesting, which we're going to focus on today is like

the forensic evidence, the evidence that was left behind. And what kind of stuff like

forensically, like DNA and particles and stuff was found in that evidence because I find

that to be the most interesting. And I think if this case gets solved, that's what's

going to solve it, not like looking at a bunch of random people and being like, that guy

was in the military, that guy knew how to parachute. So like one of these suspects, if you

watch the DB Cooper, where are you Netflix series, which I couldn't finish, honestly,

because there was so much speculation, the the specific team of people believe that DB

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