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He has been called 'a Northwest folk hero,' 'Jesse James,' and 'Billy the Kid.' But until now, he hasn't been called a she. Contrary to popular belief, D.B. Cooper not only survived the infamous hijacking on November 24, 1971. He also committed the highflying caper as a woman. Cooper's real name was first Bobby, then Barb, Dayton. 'Cooper' had gender reassignment surgery in December 1969. In 1971, he pulled his buccaneering swipe dressed as a man and walked away as a woman. Bobby/Barb lived to the age of 76 and died of natural causes on February 20, 2002
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