Ep. 208: the skyjacker & the claims adjuster

What a week it's been to live on this spinning rock, right? This week Corrigan tells Marko the story of the only unsolved highjacking case in American history, and we talk about the assassination of a healthcare CEO, and what the response says about the state of the U.S. Highlights: [0:00] Corrigan tells Marko about the mystery of famous highjacker D.B. Cooper, and about new revelations that might finally tell us for sure who he was![45:28] It has been a CRAZY week to be alive, Mark doesn't like Corrigan's accent work, book club will be Dec. 28th[53:30] A discussion of Corrigan's upcoming resolutions leads to some deep philosophical tangents about morality[01:11:38] What we watched! (Nazi Town, USA, Wicked, Trapped in the Rocky Mountains, Arctic Void, History of the Occult, Three Wiser Men and A Boy, Sugarplummed, The Christmas Quest, A Nightmare on Elm Street, Suicide Squad, Targets, Nightbeast, The Burrowers[01:45:22] We talk about the assassination of United Healthcare and what we can take from the discourse about the killer Stuff we referenced: D.B. Cooper Update: Why FBI Reopened The 53-Year-Old Plane Hijacking Case A Staggering New Clue on D.B. Cooper's Tie Has Blown the 52-Year-Old Case Wide Open D.B. Cooper Who is D.B. Cooper? New Evidence May Crack One Of America’s Greatest Mysteries D.B. Cooper skyjacking: Boy, 8, unearths ransom notes $5,800 of airplane hijacker D. B. Cooper’s ransom money is found near the Columbia River on February 10, 1980. UnitedHealth uses faulty AI to deny elderly patients medically necessary coverage, lawsuit claims Insurance company halts plan to put time limits on coverage for anesthesia during surgery Competing Companies Scrub Online Leadership Bios …Fear Of Being Next?