We still don’t know where most of D.B. Cooper’s money landed in 1971, but one Vancouver woman had an interesting view of the other end of that transaction.
Susan Greb watched as $200,000 was loaded onto the hijacked Boeing 727 at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
Back then, Greb said, “I worked for Pan American.
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