
Podcast about the investigation in the mystery of D.B. Cooper
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 82 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeHistory | |||

This was a doozy...
Ned DeHan is the host of Black Box Online Radio on YouTube. The King of Mysteries we can call him!
Cooper researcher extraordinaire Pat Boland joins the show!
On this episode, Ryan takes a long at an Iceberg chart that a fellow sleuth, Eli, created. This is both parts of two YouTube episodes combined.
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Ryan is oddly emotional, especially on the question of whether Cooper survived the landing. But, he’s a good talker and gets to the point. One problem that hovers over all Cooper podcasts: I think we ran out of evidence a long, long time ago. So, all the discussion is about inferences from the tiny amount of data we do have. And I think that well has run dry. “Suspect” talk seems like a depressing way to fill the void, so I stopped listening to those particular conversations. Still, it will be a... more
GREAT podcast. Awesome to see someone from the LGBTQ+ community so knowledgeable about the Cooper case. Way to go, Ryan!
The most honest DB cooper podcast out there. Period.
Dan Gryder is a convicted felon!
Thank you for your passion and dedication to this case. I don’t know why I am an so fascinated with Dan Cooper… keep up the great work and thank you.
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A deep-dive true crime show focused on the D.B. Cooper mystery, with long-form conversations, live audience interactions, and expert guests. Episodes frequently explore evidence, timelines, and competing theories while situating the case within broader cold-case discussions and adjacent mysteries (e.g., Zodiac, Black Dahlia, Amelia Earhart). The host(s) emphasize evidence-based dialogue, civility, and community-driven research, often balancing rigorous analysis with lively banter and fan engagement. A notable strength is the sustained, participatory format that blends archival materials, expert perspectives, and fan theories, making it highly engaging for listeners who enjoy thorough investigative storytelling and ongoing case updates.
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D.B. Cooper Sleuth launched 3 years ago and published 82 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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2. Pat Boland
3. Chris Williamson
4. Chris Cunningham
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