Buy some of D.B. Cooper's cash!

I posted about how some Seattle, Washington natives might have found famed then-terrorist, now folk hero D.B. Cooper's parachute. In the never-ending desire to cash in, the man who found a stack of Cooper's ill-gotten loot is now auctioning off 15 of the infamous $20 bills to the highest bidder.

Brian Ingram was an 8-year-old on a family camping trip when he discovered three bundles of deteriorating $20 bills on the shore of the Columbia River near Portland, Ore., in 1980. The money turned out to be some of the $200,000 ransom D.B. Cooper was carrying when he parachuted from a plane after a 1971 hijacking

"My wife and I have discussed it over a few years, and we just decided we wanted to share it with people," said Ingram, 36, of Mena, Ark.
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"Wanted to share it with people," huh? That's one way to put it. Another would be, "we decided that with the recent news story and renewed interest, now would be a great time to cash in on some serious dough! Show me the money, bitches!" Although, good for them. What the hell else are they going to do with a bunch of partially decomposed $20 bills?