Podcast appearances and mentions of Martin J Mcnally

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After 15 seconds of freefall, Martin McNally pulls the ripcord. He begins to spin out of control. The parachute whips out and blasts him in the face. McNally looks up at the canopy as it pulls him away from the Earth. Then he looks down, and he realizes that the money bag strapped to his body detached and fell into the night sky.What now? He’s beat up, he lost all the money, and by the time he reaches the ground, there will be hundreds of FBI agents searching for him. What’s the point? McNally, considers ending it all.This is a Burner Phone Podcast X Pretend Radio collaboration

Martin McNally recounts his 1972 hijacking of an American Airlines flight heading to Tulsa, Oklahoma. His plan was simple—sneak a submachine gun onboard a 727 jet, demand a half-million dollars in cash, and escape with a parachute. And he almost got away with it.He was inspired by the infamous hijacker D.B. Cooper. But unlike D.B. Cooper, we actually know how McNally’s story ends.As you can imagine, his plan didn’t go smoothly. The pilot had to return to St. Louis to get the mailbags full of money. After hours of negotiations with the FBI, there was a crew change and an FBI agent, dressed as crew members, snuck on board. Then, as the plane was preparing for take off, a drunk passenger smashed his Cadillac into the nose of the plane.By now, it should have been over. But McNally persisted and demanded a new plane. Once up in the air, McNally jumped into the darkness and disappeared with the cash.This is part one of a two part series. In part two, you’ll learn what happened after Martin McNally lands and how he eventually got caught.This is a Burner Phone Podcast X Pretend Radio collaborationartwork by sillygoose.co

If you have not listened to the 7 part interview with the parachuting skyjacker Martin J. McNally, please stop and go back to listen to those episodes. In this episode, David, a retired Marion prison... The post Martin J. McNally, Prison Stories appeared first on Gangland Wire.

Martin J. McNally told us about his attempted prison break with Garrett Brock Trapnell. In this episode, we learn how Robin Oswald, the daughter of Barbara Ann Oswald, who tired to break Mac and Trapnell... The post Martin J. McNally – Follow-up appeared first on Gangland Wire.

Prison Break The Department of Justice sentencing guidelines send Mac to the famous maximum security federal prison at Leavenworth, Kansas. Here, he has a fateful meeting with another skyjacker named Gordon Trapp Brocknell. And, just... The post Martin J. McNally- Part 7 appeared first on Gangland Wire.

Arrest and Trial Of McNally Shortly after, Mac arrives back home with a new plan. He is going to skyjack another plane and ask for a million dollars this time. As Mac makes contacts with his... The post Martin J. McNally – Part 6 appeared first on Gangland Wire.

The Hunt for the Skyjacker Skyjacker Martin J. McNally continues telling how he lands safely in a farm field. He determines he is in Indiana by the license plates. After hiding over night, hearing helicopters... The post Martin J. McNally – Part 5 appeared first on Gangland Wire.

Skyjacking Interrupted In Part 4, convicted skyjacker Martin J. McNally (“Mac”) relates how a local St. Louis man is drinking at the Lambert Airport Mariott Inn lobby bar. The bar patrons are watching this skyjacker... The post Martin J. McNally – Part 4 appeared first on Gangland Wire.

The Hijacking Our D. B. Cooper copycat, Martin J. McNally, continues with his fascinating account of a real life skyjacking. He has selected Lambert Field in St. Louis and has arrived at the gate. Mac... The post Martin J. McNally – Part 3 appeared first on Gangland Wire.

The Preparation In the first episode, Mac told how he heard about the successful skyjacking of D. B. Cooper and started his own skyjacking plan. In this second episode of our interview with convicted skyjacker,... The post Martin J. McNally – Part 2 appeared first on Gangland Wire.

Several months back, Aaron and I posted an episode telling about a 1972 D.B. Cooper copycat skyjacker named Martin J. McNally. In 1972, D. B. Cooper inspired McNally and several others to skyjack  passenger planes... The post Martin J. McNally – Part 1 appeared first on Gangland Wire.