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• It remains the nation's only unsolved skyjacking.
• Weber said she met her husband, Duane, in Atlanta six years after the skyjacking.
• A former wrestler, he will do what's needed in case of a skyjacking.
• They could help in a skyjacking.
• The bounty is increased to $ 7 million in skyjacking cases, the maximum allowed under federal law.
• The last, off the Comoro Islands in the Indian Ocean, was the shocking climax to a bungled skyjacking.
• That's because after 16 years of making people wait in line, these questions have never prevented a skyjacking.
• At least six attempted skyjacking defection attempts were made from Armenia, the Soviet Union, and Lithuania from 1970 to 1971.
• The whole mystique of D . B . Cooper comes from several things : It was the first skyjacking not headed for Cuba.
• With the terrorist attacks that Tuesday morning, the rules of skyjacking changed dramatically and, in less than an hour, changed again.
• With the 30th anniversary of the crime coming on Saturday, Cooper's escapade remains the only unsolved skyjacking in the United States.
• In the film, Cusack plays a federal marshal who must deal with the skyjacking of a plane transporting the world's most vicious criminals.
• An architect convicted in the second skyjacking was sentenced in September by a U . S . judge to the minimum 20 years in federal prison.
• The skyjacking was the latest in a wave of attacks by the FARC that convinced many Colombians that the 17, 000-strong rebel organization has no interest in reaching a truce.
• Moreover, Lipman suggested that airport security could be improved if frequent travelers carried with them special cards, as airport security would then focus on irregular travelers and significantly reduce the risks of skyjacking.
• I was at war, as strange as that may sound to some people now, with an enemy, which was the United States government, and the skyjacking was a continuation of that struggle.
• Unlike the typical hijackings of land vehicles or ships, skyjacking is not usually committed for robbery or theft . Most aircraft hijackers intend to use the passengers as hostages, either for ET 961 ).
• Like Odysseus desperate to reach home, Poe must retain his honor after the skyjacking, foil monsters like Cyrus, and help keep the ship from careening off course _ in this case, into the Las Vegas strip.
• Though we may feel vulnerable, the United States is better able to devise and deploy countermeasures, whether against skyjacking or anthrax or any still-to-be-deployed threat, than any other nation in history.
• While the skyjacking was only a drill, held aboard a wingless portion of a Boeing 747 cabin at a local aviation museum, Franz and 17 other fliers diligently tried to stop and restrain the make-believe bad guys.