Reacting to LEMMiNO | The Search For D. B. Cooper

[@tomakajim]

Cicada 3301: An Internet Mystery is also an amazing and intriguing story, by the same guy, LEMMiNO.

[@gracelee5504]

Yes omg I just commented on the MH370 video telling him he should watch his video on Cicada 3301. I don't think I watched LEMMiNO's video on it, but I remember watching videos and reading about it a few years ago and it was super interesting

[@tomakajim]

@@gracelee5504 definitely my favorite video by LEMMiNO, super crazy internet sleuths are so interesting

[@aftmouse422]

Yes he has to watch that one its great

[@timothygodwin7575]

He already made that video.

[@gracelee5504]

@@timothygodwin7575 Yeah he didn’t yet when this comment was made, but thanks for letting us know!!

[@professorraccoon9531]

Who else randomly found this channel and started watching it frequently?

[@mr.rollercoasters]

I've been watching this channel for over a year lol

[@staciemohler4624]

@@mr.rollercoasters I have been watching for around 10 months I can not remember when for sure

[@M_u_t_e96024]

I have also done so my fellow animal

[@kjsalomonsen9299]

I've been Watching it for 4 months.

[@sgrbeats5013]

I scrolled upon it and now I watch every video

[@shydinosaurproductions9725]

Yay he reacted to it, also you should react to the lost colony of Roanoke by Lemmino

[@gracelee5504]

Oh yeah since he's british, he might not know about the theories about what happened with roanoke. It's possible that he has heard of it, but it would be interesting to see him learn about it more in-depth

[@Allaiya.]

Another good mystery video.

[@suekelley6461]

RIGHT!

[@Subiwu]

Just realized he finally reacted to it like a week ago. I’ve been waiting for a few months lol

[@sweetwater156]

I used to work for an old man named Dan Cooper years ago. His initials were actually DB Cooper. He also bore a striking resemblance to the only sketch of the man in the plane. I joked with him one day that “hey are you that DB Cooper?” And he said “the FBI asked me that in the 1970s” and refused to speak about it again. I worked for him for 10 years. He passed away last year and I still don’t have a definitive idea.

[@yaboicash6666]

Not your fault for not knowing, this is only really a thing to know about around unsolved mystery circles

[@beadsbylara]

Of for those of us that live in the PNW.

[@DutchDread]

Is it though? Because I am Dutch and I know about it from having it randomly show up in movies and shows I saw when I was younger, that sort of referenced it like it's a well known thing. I never really knew the specifics of it, but I did have a general idea of it.

[@I-am-EmJay]

Or were those of us who were alive when it all happened. I was 14 when this happened. HiJackings were rather "common" at the time - but this one was different. And he didn't hurt anyone - getting $200K and getting away in a relatively victimless crime makes him a bit of a folk hero. I still watch all the DB Cooper stuff because of it being such a big story from my childhood.

[@kylevasquez8]

DutchDread well I lived in the Seattle area on and off since 2006, I fly a lot. In 2018 alone, I flew 93 times, half was Denver-Seattle, and I had never heard about it until watching about it here. Some things, even GOT, avoid some people, like me. So I don’t know. Also, there is a lot of Dutch influence in Washington State.

[@thethesaxman23]

I'm glad you liked it!! I think Roanoke and Dyatlov Pass would be good videos of his to check out next!

[@indigodragon0613]

These kinds of cases freak me out. These people who escape could be literally anyone. You could know them.

[@codykirchner9606]

He absolutely did not escape. This is one of those "mysteries" that is only a mystery until you really learn about it. He died. He absulutely died moments after jumping out of the plane. He jumped out, over mountains, in subzero temperatures, during a storm, without protective equipment. He either died before hitting the ground, or soon thereafter. Professional navy seals would not survive that jump. He is absolutely dead.

[@indigodragon0613]

@@codykirchner9606 Frodinger's Cat. Until someone finds a body, there is a tiny chance he did indeed survive.

[@wowoking2]

@@codykirchner9606 The stolen money was found...and buried

[@wowoking2]

@@codykirchner9606 Someone who found the money couldve kept a secret about the body if cooper was found dead

[@nathanhass]

There's a comedy movie about a group of friends trying to find db cooper called "Without a Paddle" it's actually really good

[@danor6812]

"Why are you taking off your shoes?" "I can run faster barefoot" "You can't outrun a bear" "I don't have to outrun the bare".....

[@kevinjohnanand]

I love this channel because it feels like I'm learning interesting things with a friend.

[@willardwooten9582]

This was in the news everyday here in Wa. And still every year marking the anniversary. I would always keep my eye out for money while backpacking.

[@hifijohn]

been fascinated by the story ever since I heard about when I was a kid.

[@swantonatombomb]

You should check out Lemmino's video on the lost colony of Roanoke it's got a bit to do with British and US history

[@charliejones7294]

Excellant!

[@Natso_1]

Excellent!

[@JKM395]

This case has always fascinated me. He's probably the only hijacker that we all root for.

[@dougbowers1256]

One thing not mentioned in the video, after this incident, 727’s were reconfigured so that the aft stairways could no longer be lowered during flight in order to discourage attempts of this kind.

[@thomasmiller1340]

I love that you care about Americans and have an interest in our culture. So many Brits just make fun of us. While we have are faults, so many people just poke fun instead of offering constructive criticism. Keep up the good work, Lav!

[@marciebulsaraorcutt]

I also live in the area where this took place (not far from Mount St Helens): Just north of Portland, Oregon (between Portland and Seattle, Washington actually)... and near the Columbia River where the mysterious money was found. I have watched EVERY documentary/unsolved mystery show that comes along about this, and have my own theories (of course!) about who he was/what happened.🕵 One of the shows that came out a couple years ago, actually included interviews with Florence the Flight Attendant as well as the pilot of the airplane... It was the ONLY time that the two of them had allowed themselves to be interviewed/had spoken about the whole thing publicly since right after it happened in 1971. That was REALLY interesting, because they dispelled some incorrect "facts" that have become ingrained in the repeated versions of the story over the years.🖖

[@stillhuntre55]

This was a big deal when I was a teen! TV shows etc would reference Cooper all the time. Love that you're reacting to this!

[@katherinemiller2401]

Luka: "Wait, they lost the cigarette butts? How do they lose evidence??" FBI: 👁👄👁

[@drakesroach507]

You gotta react to the unsolved mysteries of the zodiac killer

[@jonhelmstadter2870]

I agree, that's another truly weird story from my younger days growing up in the bay area.

[@mrgee4592]

My friend would always bring his own bomb when he flew on a commercial flight. His reasoned that the odds that there would be TWO bombs on the same flight would be astronomical.

[@cripple9860]

madlad

[@SilvanaDil]

It was so much easier to get away with stuff 50 years ago. I'd settle for indoor smoking being OK.

[@jeffbogue5022]

What about people who don't smoke and don't want to breathe that nicotine tar and whatever other poison cigarettes have in them

[@SilvanaDil]

@@jeffbogue5022 - Oh, geez. How about fireplaces, BBQs, cars?

[@jeffbogue5022]

@@SilvanaDil excuse me son you said in doors cars are out side barbqs are out side and fire places have a vent and a shut for the smoke to go out remember what the surgeon general said about cigarettes being harmful

[@SilvanaDil]

@@jeffbogue5022 1.) Don't call me "son." 2.) So, you're okay with outdoor carcinogens killing you. Got it.

[@jeffbogue5022]

So your o k with cancer smoking in doors not caring who you are killing with your cancer smoke as long as you get your nicotine fix

[@jackiebinns6205]

I absolutely love watching u tube with you 😅 This story is a very much reported story in the USA so many documentaries of this over the years ! FBI specials and on and on ! But it was nice watching it again with you

[@rhiahlMT]

You can easily find out about High School classmates through yearbooks. Most high schools kept them from each class. Now you can get them online. Personally, I think Bigfoot got him. 🤣🤣

[@timb.4742]

Good show. Thanks for this video. I've heard about this, but didn't know the details until now. Interesting to speculate.

[@zevikan8638]

Grazed by the Apocalypse is a really interesting video by Lemmino.

[@bendelaney7217]

The story of "The Barefoot Bandit" fascinates me as much as this story

[@Jacob-hm1th]

Your really branching out man, love to see you being divers. Keep it up 💯

[@gcountry100]

Yes! Thanks for listening to your fans! It goes a long way

[@jonhelmstadter2870]

I remember this weird story from my younger days, it just keeps getting curiouser and curiouser. I was 16 in '74

[@Mr_Nobody913]

You seem pretty chill mate. Lookin through more of your vids.

[@dirtypagan5793]

There’s also an event simular to this that happened here in Canada a few years ago. On the northern BC coast these two guys tried to rob these people in the middle of the woods. Long story short they shot and killed a couple and a famous botanist collecting samples nearby. What followed was then going deep into the wilderness with the police on their tails. Somehow this chase continued for at least a week, occasionally confirming their locations throughout with various security camera footage from small town stores. They made it all the way to Manitoba before a boat and other evidence was found ,suggesting they crashed it and killed themselves. However, no bodies were ever found.

[@CB-en5iq]

Without a Paddle movie from some years ago is based on the DB Cooper mystery.

[@sirflappington2484]

The truth has been revealed, D.B. Cooper was actually Loki after he lost a bet.

[@LaudeturIesusChristos]

Cicada 3301: An Internet Mystery is a fantastic video, i think we would all love to see you react to it.

[@axelundin5944]

Who else randomly found this channel and started watching it frequently?

[@sklizzy3125]

@@axelundin5944 me

[@grabble7605]

Finding out who people knew in high school is as easy as opening a yearbook...

[@kamryn110]

I say we let Dan Coop Coop get away with it😂 End of the day he’s a thief not a killer. He let everyone get off first and didn’t take a hostage so🤷‍♀️ he’s the one hijacker we’re here for

[@j.l.9029]

If you are at all interested in Lost Media, then a good channel to check out would be blameitonjorge, his channel is great and he does mini-documentaries on certain bits of lost media, if you are also into mystery it can be very interesting too. A good one to start with would be "the Search for Clockman" video, it's a very interesting story, especially if you know nothing about it at the beginning.

[@NaomiDollxoxo]

I live within the flight pattern between Seattle and Portland. This is a huge thing here. People still look for D.B. Cooper's money

[@bh8458]

Hey Luka! Great video from someone who lives in Oregon!!

[@juliangerrard1970]

You should react to so how good is Mike Trout by stark raving sports.

[@altaclipper]

This was the heyday of high jacking. They frequently turned out a lot worse than this one did (there was a famous military operation at a place called Entebbe, for example). But keep in mind, in those days, not only could you smoke on commercial aircraft, you could bring a bomb along in your carry-on luggage.

[@zachz5472]

keep doing Lemmino! Do the tic-tac or cicada one next!

[@JawadBhuiyan]

"tic-tac" lol

[@vagabond0078]

Pretty much all of lemminos stuff is awesome. MORE! :)

[@catifiedgaming]

Plot twist, Donald J. Trump is D. B. Copper

[@k1ndalow]

insane video lmao couldnt stop watching so interesting

[@visionaryventures12]

For another airline hijacking story, check out the story of seven days in Entebbe.

[@angeldominguez3022]

I instantly like your vids bro, great content always

[@killerlalu1]

1st plane trip: I jumped out (skydiving) and sent my brother-in-law and myself into a death spiral; 2nd plane trip: international to the Yucatan Peninsula (Mexico) the summer after 9/11, so we came home on the 4th of July to EXTREMELY heightened security (lots of searches on both sides of the flights!); 3rd plane trip: business trip flying home out of LAX where a huge water main busted under the drive-up portion of the terminal, causing closures and chaos everywhere; 4th plane trip: business to California, again, but bad weather returning to Houston had us circling the airport until we only had enough gas to reroute to Austin to refuel (we were airplane #11 out of a never-ending line of planes!) so we could return to circling Houston until it was safe to land, many hours later; 5th (and last) plane trip: Disney World (Florida) to enjoy an extended vacation weekend with my son and sister's family for Star Wars week. Honestly, you never know what might happen when traveling by plane, but I figure I pretty much used up so many options in so few flights that I'm not really very keen on trying my luck again unless I need to. 🤣 Thanks for the great video; DB Cooper has always been a bit of a fascinating one for me. 💜😊💚

[@Peg__]

Lot of former N.W.Airline friends of mine*, believe it was Christiansen. N.W.A. was constantly on strike for better pay. Also, his brother said he was known for wearing a tupee, has the briefcase along with receipts that make a convincing money trail. *My longtime BF, put in 20 years of mechanic service with NWA.

[@MichaelScheele]

"DB Cooper" is my favorite unsolved mystery. I grew up in the Pacific Northwest, so I've heard about it since I was a small child. I know a retired FBI agent who questioned passengers from NW flight 305 about DB Cooper. If he really jumped out over southern Washington, I think he died. It would be hazardous to jump over that area during the day with good weather. At night under stormy conditions, it's more or less suicidal. Some have speculated that he jumped later in the flight before the aircraft landed in Reno. That would be more survivable.

[@RonaldNolter-ih4ry]

And That's Why The next Five Copycats Survived right, Real Genius....

[@RonaldNolter-ih4ry]

Nobody Nose The Exact time He Jumped Cant Prove it,if So How,.

[@CynicalGear]

The documentary Resurrect dead the mystery of the Toynbee tiles.

[@leftfield4outer]

Db Cooper was my trail name when I hiked the Appalachian trail.

[@Stevesrssrssrs]

He not only lived, but got away with it. There was a show on the History Channel years ago before the channel went to shit. On this show, these investigators tried to solve old mysteries, cold cases, historical world events; shit like that. And one case was that of D. B. Cooper. They came to an almost absolute certainty of who he was. And there's no doubt in my mind either! Dan Cooper was Kenneth Christiansen!!! But old Billy Smith is my backup guess!

[@RonaldNolter-ih4ry]

It wasn't Christenson 1 he never admitted it Even before he died 2. He was to short,3, he didn't even have hair like flight Attendants, said he had,he was close to bald case closed,just to name a few reasons.

[@austinreed5805]

Lemmino’s videos are documentary worthy. You should react to his Cicada 3301 or The Dyatlov Pass videos.

[@ShayTheValiant]

Here are some other LEMMiNO videos I would recommend. Of course, I don't expect you to react to all of these, but I just thought these would be interesting for you: "The Lost Colony of Roanoke" "The Universal S" "The Battle of Los Angeles" "Cicada 3301: An Internet Mystery" "The Mandela Effect: A Critical Analysis" "Artificial Intelligence" "The Eight Spiders" "The Dyatlov Pass Case" "The Dark Side of the Web" "Top 10 Facts - War" "Top 10 Facts - World War II" "Top 10 Facts - Football" "Top 10 Facts - Unsolved Mysteries [Part 1]" "Top 10 Facts - Unsolved Mysteries [Part 2]" "Top 10 Facts - Music" "Top 10 Facts - Money"

[@JawadBhuiyan]

I would also recommend "Top 10 Facts - Death"

[@usdibad6292]

Watching peeps learn interesting topics is a guilty pleasure of mine ahahaha

[@masdog5585]

loved this reaction lavish.

[@judyvalencia3257]

What I've never understood was why didn't they rig his parashoot (sorry, can't spell) not to open.

[@lalosalamanca2404]

He asked for 2 parachutes so they thought he would take a hostage they couldn’t risk the life of the hostage

[@lziv7583]

I love you Luka but does anyone else skip like 40 seconds into the video to whenever the video starts? 😂

[@relaxcards3778]

he had a dummy parachute or one they use to show as an example, for instructional purposes and not to be used in actual jumps so he most likely just died on landing

[@tymmgwayn302]

All this happened not far from where I grew up. D.B. Cooper is, strangely, a folk hero here in Washington State. Hahaha

[@alexkindberg2505]

I love mandela-effect videos, you should try it

[@chebikitty5566]

They actually found a fragment of a parashute used for the jump buried on the property of someone in the area they suspected he jumped.

[@shadowbroker4619]

Bedtime Stories has a really good video on YT about Dyatlov Pass. That would be a great story to react to!

[@jaclynwilliams2515]

Guys I figured it out it was Loki (also plz react to cicada 3301

[@coreymarcum5728]

I live here lol. Right on the Columbia river where the bills got found.

[@montaija222]

Cooper was smart asf. He probably wore layers under his suit to make them think he died or had layers and food ect. Under the dynamite just like he made them think he was taking a hostage. He's the American/Canadian James Bond. Cool asf

[@RonaldNolter-ih4ry]

Coopers Bomb was flares Arranged to look like a Bomb,he obviously needed light when he landed diving in to a snow storm in the Cascade MtN,in a suit and penny slipper shoes,he had to set up a fire, obviously to get his suit dryed, did he have a accomplice on the ground but what are his chances,of landing close to him at night in storm,with no specific knowledge of where he was at,Fligjt PO ath was changed to Reno so cooper dint know ,plus he dont know the exact speed of plane,he may have told them to slow to certain speedlike150 miles an hour,but if they didn't pay much attention to that request,they could have slowed to160 mph,at the cooper landing spot woyld have been off bye miles,thats the tricky part,no real id,of Cooper Walking out of Woods,big Mystery,hadto have someone with vehicle,accomplice he reached,bye,walkie talkie or made it somehow to phone,unless he lande semi close to where he wanted,and had a power boat to get out of area,if not what else.How did he got out of woods nobody seeing him,bigger mystery,and what happen to money biggest Mystery.

[@maureen14]

I find a couple of things strange about this story first of all when he motion for this flight attendant to sit next to him and he presented the dynamite bomb to her the plane was still on the ground I don't understand why she didn't go back tomthe captain and that way the flight wouldn't take off at all and secondly I think he was so smart that he made it LOOK like he jumped out of the plane! Threw out some of the parachutes, threw out some money and either hid on the airplane PR OR they were all in on it that's my theory. Wasn't there at least lie detectors back then?

[@jasmine__renee1848]

So the plane was in the middle of a really bad rainstorm when they think he jumped and he had a non steerable parachute. What if when he jumped, the storm blew him in a completely different direction than what the authorities thought since they based it on the flight path? I haven't finished the video yet but this question/idea is stuck in my head.

[@jasmine__renee1848]

It didn't specify if it was a windy storm or just a heavy rainfall type. But if it was super windy also, that could explain why the 3 bundles on money were found in a different relatively far area from the expected drop zone🤷🏾‍♀️idk I may be reaching but I think it could explain some things in this mystery

[@yullt6885]

In the US D.B. Copper is a famous mystery.. I wouldn’t expect a British soccer fan to know about it.

[@jaechao]

He is a soccer fan, in his earlier videos he always said he was a soccer fan, now he knows about the NFL, NBA, or MLB

[@rxdntpto]

My biggest question is what if they got the search area wrong? They looked at the area they were over when they felt the plane shaking, but seeing how Cooper was already very intelligent and did certain things (like the 4 parachutes) to throw the authorities off, it is not unreasonable to think he intentionally shook the plane and jumped somewhere completely later. For all we know, he could have been living his best life in the desert of Arizona while the poor FBI was looking for him in Oregon.

[@VivaCohen]

I mean if he jumped with a parachute it's not inconceivable that the chute took him all the way to Tina Bar since it was so windy (although it's crazy to blindly parachute out of a plane at night in a severe store - I feel like death is not a crazy assumption at all)... But also omg the FBI "unintentionally gave him a dummy chute", If I hadn't already skydived that might put me off it lol

[@bluetintin8290]

You need to look at the San Francisco earthquake in 89

[@hotshot104]

This ones a American legend

[@JellyFishPuddin]

this is one of my favorite KZbin videos. Ever.

[@NaomiDollxoxo]

I may be a weirdo, but always thought D.B. Cooper was a very James Bond type person

[@desphin4887]

It’s wild how he got away with bringing dynamite in a briefcase. You would think someone would check that

[@JDMcFarren]

In the early 1970s they probably wouldn't have checked.

[@Grapetime]

They actually started checking after 9/11 seeing that this is in the 70's I hope this answers your questions

[@nalsra0]

In the 1970’s they didn’t check anybody

[@dianem8544]

They started x-rays on baggage a couple years after the D.B. Cooper thing. '74, I think? But in '71, they didn't check any bags, nor did you even have to provide ID. You could buy a ticket with cash and get right on the plane.

[@nihartley5265]

Hey you should definitely do Grazed by The Apocalypse by Lemmino. Its amazing.

[@lifescar8807]

I think he landed in a wooded area and was properly dismembered by aggressive wildlife. As far as the money, maybe over the years most of it became mulch. some blew away and ended up in the water, or maybe he buried it and forgot the exact location. Maybe he purposely left money behind in order to make it seem as if his mission didn't end successfully. All I really know is that my black ass aint jumping out of no plane, in the dark, near the woods. If Cooper survived, that's Legendary.

[@FEJK82]

In America, you can pay to go do the "D.B. Cooper Jump"... if you have the prerequisite jump experience.

[@HallOfMall]

You should watch grazed by the apocalypse by lemmino Its a really interesting and kinda scary experience

[@paimad]

Why i can see that "Activate Windows" in the bottom right?

[@hawx00145]

You should react to The Battle of Los Angeles...one of the few interesting cases of extraterrestrial/UFO's sightings during WW2

[@RogueJyn]

My guess is, if cooper survived, he probably found it amusing that no body coukd find him so he spared a few grand at a beach as a sort of taunt

[@johnreeves6854]

Theres actual rumers of him still being alive I watched a thing about these investigators who think they know him his name wasnt cooper

[@natekraner3721]

“How the hell do you lose evidence??” Welcome to America

[@RonaldNolter-ih4ry]

It was 1971,and sometimes theFBI doesn't always tell the truth to the public.

[@jaredanson]

You definitely should checkout some stuff related to the UnaBomber or Zodiac Killer

[@tudorjason]

As a related video that you could make a reaction vid for, may I suggest the plane hijacking by Richard Russell.

[@RonaldNolter-ih4ry]

Does anybody Have a idea of How he Cooper got out of The Cascade mountains,with hardly nobody noticing .

[@StevenG14]

Luka is D.B. Cooper confirmed

[@randomperson6988]

I think he could have jumped later in the flight

[@Justin_80]

You should watch 'The Killdozer | Hero or Villain' it's a crazy story.

[@62impalaconvert]

In 1971 $200,000 was a lot of dough. It would equal a few million today. I remember hearing the news story on TV. It was Thanksgiving eve. It was reported that the temperature at 10,000 ft was around 10 degrees F. He was in a business suit.

[@jeffbogue5022]

It's a lot of doigh today

[@RonaldNolter-ih4ry]

So When He Cooper MadeIt To Ground what did He Do 1 he had to get warm jumping a winter storm right,How did he get out with basically Nobody Noticing,Bigger Mystery To be ..

[@RonaldNolter-ih4ry]

I would Bet a million Dollars it Wasnt Rack straw 1 28 years old case closed on him move on.

[@RonaldNolter-ih4ry]

Christian some what around eye area resembles,Guess Who ,Duane weber,

[@macgregorvanbeurden581]

I never knew about this one haha. You should do the lost colony next btw.

[@larey9484]

You should try Nexpo's Disturbing Things from Around the Internet series

[@OGGuy-xb1yk]

There are a lot of missing person mysteries that if you watch will drive you nuts.

[@jesterrefuerzo1662]

Grazed by the Apocalypse by LEMMiNO is another great video

[@tonyb4452]

Try out some Dark Docs vids. They’re pretty cool. Operation Paul Bunyan is a great “how would America respond if...” example.

[@HahnJames]

The assumption is that Cooper jumped from the aft stairway directly after lowering it. It would have been a rough ride but, he could have jumped anywhere along the route to Reno.

[@danielhoehne801]

James, I've seen a couple of shows that suggest he probably lowered the aft stairway just to make then think that's when he jumped, and that he likely jumped a lot closer to Reno. The original drop zone, with mountains, forest, snow and cold, would have been crazy to jump into. Whereas outside Reno, it's wide open desert, much easier/safer landing area.

[@gr8t1bobo]

I would love for you to react to the Zodiac Killer. This is about a serial killer who taunted police and wrote hidden messages with codes. To this day they never found out who it was and they have not been able to figure out what his letters say.