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A diligent D.B. Cooper researcher believes that a tiny metal fragment found on the skyjacker's necktie could point the way to his identity. The optimistic assessment came by way of Eric Ulis, who has spent years studying the case and confidently told a Seattle TV station that "I would not be surprised at all if 2024 was the year we figure out who this guy was." The researcher's reasoning centers around a microscopic piece of metal, said to measure just "three to four percent of a single centimeter," which was extracted from a necktie left behind by the skyjacker as he made his daring escape back in 1971.
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