24 episodes
D.B. Cooper Sleuth Ryan Burns
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- True Crime
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5.0 • 15 Ratings
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A podcast about the D.B. Cooper hijacking of November 24th, 1971.
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Darren Schaefer joins to play Suspect Roulette!
Host of the Cooper Vortex podcast Darren Schaefer himself shows up to play Suspect Roulette with Ryan Burns. Both will have to defend and attack most of the named Cooper suspects out there in the Vortex.
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Was Cooper a Member of Air America?
Captain Neil Hansen, famed Air America pilot, joins the show along with researcher Pat Boland to discuss his time in America and all things Cooper related. His insights were very profound. He also thinks he may have known Cooper.
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Audience questions with guest Chris Cunningham
Cooper case wizard Chris Cunningham joins Cooper Sleuth Ryan Burns to answer audience questions.
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Skydivers and a Paratrooper Discuss the Hijacking
I'm joined in this episode by three skydivers of varying experience and skill level. Mark Meltzer is a veteran skydiver with over 1400 jumps across 54 years. Mike Davis is a skydiver and expert paratrooper, having won the 82nd Airborne's Paratrooper of the Year award. Jude Morrow, author of the novel 'Dan Cooper', is a beginner skydiver with 14 jumps on his record as of this recording. They offer valuable insights and reveal several new clues that may help find Cooper.
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Step Inside Cooper's Mind
Let's step inside Cooper's mind for a few moments. It may be more chilling than you realize.
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Bruce Smith - The Mayor of Cooperville
Ryan Burns is joined by the GOAT Cooper researcher, Bruce Smith, to discuss all things Cooper.
Customer Reviews
Another great addition to the cooper vortex
Love this show in addition to The Cooper Vortex. It’s great getting a lawyers perspective. Keep up the great work!
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Best DB Analysis
The host is by far the most thorough researcher on the long overdue resolution of “who was DB Cooper.” In my mind and opinion, Ryan has solved this case and is just missing one or two minor pieces of evidence to truly resolve this matter once and for all. I sincerely hope he and his colleagues get the credit they deserve. HYDR