Fragment of D.B. Cooper ransom bill sells for $134,200 at Dallas auction
A piece of a banknote tied to the 1971 D.B. Cooper hijacking sold for $134,200 at an auction in Dallas. The note was part of the $200,000 ransom paid to the hijacker. In 1980, a young boy found a portion of this ransom money at Tena Bar, and the FBI later confirmed it was authentic. The sale highlights continued public interest in one of America's most enduring unsolved aviation crimes.
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