The Hollywood Reporter: HBO's documentary 'The Mystery of D.B. Cooper' explores several suspects and theories surrounding the unsolved 1971 hijacking case

Written By Helena Traill

As AMC’s Mad Men approached the end of its acclaimed run, a fringe-but-persistent theory popped up that the show might conclude with the revelation that Jon Hamm’s Don Draper was actually notorious plane hijacker D.B. Cooper.

It was a theory generated from circumstantial clues and had little to do with the actual storytelling of the series — see also the “Is Megan actually Sharon Tate?” quandary — but it pointed simultaneously to how certain viewers treat all entertainment as a puzzle to be solved and to the enduring mystery of D.B. Cooper.

Read the full article on The Hollywood Reporter.

Helena Traill

Founder of nooh Studio, Helena is a Central Saint Martins Graphic Design alumni and now studying a part time Masters in Healthcare and Design at The Royal College of Art. She writes about graphic design, branding and storytelling. Follow along for frequent updates on Linkedin.

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