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11:4 AM URGENT 12-15-71 LXL
TO SEATILE (164-81) :

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PORTLAND (164-41) - /
FROM SACRAMENTO (164-59) ip .

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RE SACRAMENTO TEL, DEC. TEN, LAST |
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RECEIVING OFFICES REQUESTED DISPLAY PHOTO OF TO WITNESSES

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SINCE MAY POSSIBLY BE
ATTEMPT TO COVER HIMSELF AS SUSPECT IN THIS MATTER. ADVISE .
SACRAMENTO RESULTS AS SOON AS POSSIBLE SQ OSI, TRAVIS AFB, MAY BE
ADVISED. ¥

CONTACT THIS DATE WITH BEALE AFB REVEALED SR-SEVEN OEW PHOTO
GRAPHIC FLIGHT NOT YET ACCOMPLISHED DUE TO ADVERSE VISIBILITY ALONG
PORTIONS OF ENTIRE ROUTE; HOWEVER, FLIGHT WILL TAKE PLACE FIRST
POSSIBLE OPPORTUNITY. |

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Date: 12/15/71

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Via TELETYPE NITEL
(Priority)
TO : DIRECTOR, FBI (164-2111)
FROM: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) DAILY TELETYPE
NORJAK.

FIRST POSSIBLE OPPORTUNITY.

NUMEROUS SUSPECTS, NEGATIVE.

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. SACRAMENTO ADVISED TODAY THAT BEALE AFB ADVISED
~~ ' ON DECEMBER FIFTEEN INSTANT, THAT THE SR SEVENTYONE PHOTOGRAPHIC
FLIGHT NOT YET ACCOMPLISHED DUE TO ADVERSE VISIBILITY OVER
PORTIONS OF THE ROUTE. HOWEVER, FLIGHT WILL TAKE PLACE AT

INVESTIGATION AT PORTLAND AND SEATTLE CONCERNING

L64-81-/230

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8:08 PM NITEL 12/15/71 DCA

TO DIRECTOR, FBI (164-2111)
FROM SEATTLE (164-81) IP DAILY TELETYPE:

NORJAK ° ' 1 '

SACRAMENTO ADVISED TODAY THAT BEALE AFB ADVISED ON DECEMBER
FIFTEEN INSTANT, THAT THE SR SEVENTYOWE: PHOTOGRAPHIC FLIGHT NOT
YET ACCOMPLISHED-DUE TO ADVERSE VISIBILITY OVER PORTIONS OF THE
ROUTE. HOWEVER, FLIGHT WILL TAKE PLACE AT FIRST POSSIBLE r
OPPORTUNITY. - ' ,

INVESTIGATION AT PORTLAND AND SEATTLE CONCERNING NUMEROUS
SUSPECTS, NEGATIVE. | ,
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70: DALLAS (164-191) Je

FROM: MILWAUKEE (164-37)

UNSUB, AKA DAN COOPER; NORTHWEST AIRLINES FLIGHT THREE

ZERO FIVE, PORTLAND TO SEATTLE, NOVEMBER TWENTYFOUR,

SEVENTYONE; NORJAK _. EXTORTION, 00: SEATTLE.

REURTEL DECEMBER TEN LAST.

GENERAL OLIVER S. RYERSON, WING COMMANDER, TRUAX FIELD,
MADISON, WIS., ADVISED INSTANT DATE THAT MAJOR BOB HEAGY,
TWENTYTHIRD AIR DIVISION OF DULUTH, MINNESOTA, IS STATIONED
AT TRUAX FIELD. GENERAL RYERSON STATED HEAGY WAS PRESENT
WITH HIM AT A COMMANDERS CONFERENCE NOVEMBER SEVENTEEN THRU
TWENTYONE LAST AT DENVER, COLORADO. HE SAID FLIGHT RECORDS
SHOW NO FLIGHTS MADE BY HEAGY DURING FOLLOWING WEEK AND
ATTENDANCE RECORDS SHOW HEAGY PRESENT FOR DUTY AT TRUAX

FIELD NOVEMBER TWENTYTWO THRU TWENTYFOUR LAST.
l.~ Seattle (164-81) (Info) (AM)

1 - Portland (164-41) (Info) (AM)

1 - Minneapolis (164-73) (Info) (AM)
1 - Milwaukee

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MI 164-37
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GENERAL RYERSON RECALLS HEAGY PRESENT WITH HIM IN

ADMINISTRATIVE MATTER AT TRUAX FIELD APPROXIMATELY FOUR PM
NOVEMBER TWENTYFOUR LAST. HE REPORTED HEAGY WAS OFF DUTY
FOR THANKSGIVING 'DAY AND WENT DEER HUNTING WITH OTHER PILOTS
FROM TRUAX FIELD, NOVEMBER 'TWENTYSIX AND TWENTYSEVEN LAST,

"GENERAL RYERSON PERSONALLY ACQUAINTED WITH HEAGY AND
ALTHOUGH HEAGY GENERALLY FITS DESCRIPTION OF UNSUB, RYERSON
DOES NOT BELIEVE HEAGY CAPABLE OF PULLING A HIJACKING.

'RYERSON STATED HE HAS SEEN.NEWSPAPER SKETCH OF UNSUB, 'AND.

XT DID NOT REMIND HIM OF HEAGY.
NO PHOTO OBTAINED IN VIEW OF ABOVE INVESTIGATION.
_ AIR MAIL COPIES TO SEATTLE, PORTLAND AND MINNEAPOLIS.
FOR INFO. | : ,

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TO PITTSBURGH (164-93)
SEATTLE (164-81)

FROM ST. LOUIS (164-63)

NORJAK

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RE SUSPECT

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RE PITTSBURGH TELETYPE TO BUREAU, DEC. FIFTEEN, LAST.

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MILITARY RECORDS ON FILE NPRC-M, SLMO, DISCLOSES FOLLOWING s

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INDUCTED U.S. ARMY, GREENBURG ,PA.,

ENTERED ON ACTIVE DUTY

DISCHARGED IN ABSENTEE STATUS

AND DISHORNORABLY

AS PRIVATE

BY REASON OF CONVICTION BY CIVIL AUTHORITIES. NO DISCIPLINARY

ACTIONS INDICATED BUT WAS AWOL

ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL
PSYCHIATRIC EXAMINATION, BUT WENT AWOl

FOR

PRIOR TO EXAMINATION, AND PERSONAL AND FAMILY HISTORY NOT OBTALNED.

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NO TRAINING AS PARATROOPER OR PARACHUTIST INDICATED.

DESCRIBED AS WHITE MALE, 80RH| i
'; FIVE FEET TEN AND THREE FOURTHS INCHES: ONE FORTY-

mE,

FOUR POVUNDS: "BROWN VHAIR AND EYES: HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION: CIVILIAN

OCCUPATION-STENOGRAPHER: MILITARY OCCUPATION-CLERK TYPIST: b6 per NPRC/FBI
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ADDRESS

» THE HOME OF HIS FATHER, RECORD LISTS

ONE SISTER, C/O MERCY SCHOOL OF NURSING, PITIS-

BURGH, PA.s SOCIAL SECURITY NO.

» FBI

CONSIDER UNSUB DANGEROUS,
END ——— —

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HEADQUARTERS FIFTH UNITED STATES ARMY

1660 EAST HYDE PARK BOULEVARD
' CHICAGO 15, ILLINOIS

ALFAG-ZA 20. LIST, Jokn He 4 Apr41131997
0 973 253

SUBJECT: Discharge as a Reserve Commissioned Officer of the Arny
THRU: Chio?, U. 5. Arny Lalitery District, Mohican

TO: dot Lt John Poth Lint, 0 978 855, TU, USAR

UIRED b6 per NPRC
SPECIAL HANDLING REQ Pe
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Personnel Records Center,
to be used for reference only. Do not recopy

or disseminate in its original! form outside

the Bureaue No (Aste ya)

1. The Secretary of the Army has direoted that you be informed that,
by direction of the President, you are hereby honorably discharged fron
your appointment as a Reserve commissioned officer of the Arny,
effective thia dato.

CAUTION:

2. nis action is taken under the provisions of paragraph Gb (24)

FOR THR COMA

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Chief, Michigan Militery District
Fort Wayne, Buildire 90
6301 W. Jefferson Avenve ;
Detroit 17, Michigan ' '
ATTN: Reserve Disposition Unit
In compliance'with letter, your Headquarters, regerding
my retention in en active status in the Army Reserve, it is
requested that the following indicated action be taken:
WA Request that I be discharged.
a (Signature)
Joyn £. £187.
(Name, typed or printed)
LZ Lr. 0978 BSF
(Grade) (SR)

CAUTION: SPECIAL HANDLING REQUIRED

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Personnel Records Center, St. Louis, Missouri,
to be used for reference only. Do not recopy

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4 Jan, 1956
(Date),

(Address)

Chief, Michigan Military District
'Fort Wayne, Building 90

6301 W. Jefferson Avenue

Dotroit 17, Michigan

Attn: Reserve Disposition Unit

In compliance with letter, your Hoadquarters, regarding my retention
in an active status in the Army Reserve, it is requested that the following

indicated action be taken:

L[/ 'Transfer to the inactive status list of the Standby Reserve. I
presently hold primary MOS: °

Transfer to the inactive status list of the Standby Reserve upon
recommendation of a Board of Officers.

L7] Transfer to Retired Reserve under paragraph » AR 140-160.

Request that I be granted a waiver of the requirement for accruing
the required retirement points during my last retiremont year. The follow-
ing condition(s) of hardship prevented ny active participation in Reserve
activities during that period. If waiver is granted, I will be able and
willing to actively participate in Reserve activities in order to maintain

an active status: . - °
Lh oof woonle Lae precteted "4 Mending Mikio

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YEIRM NAME AND DEPARTMENT, SHOP OR BRANCH KIND OF BUSINESS FARM ENGAGED IN

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SPECIALIZED FIELDS Xb+ REGISTERED WATH NATIONAL ROSTER | OF .
CIARIZED PERS« j lves F><Jno 25 ' .

i, 266 HOSSIES (Indicate Proficiency)

ORGANIZED KESERVE CORPS QUALIFICATION west lonATne ~
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CHOICE POSITION TYPE OF UNIT MOS (If known)
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SECOND Marek FEICER TRuttk Co.» O 61616 Pp
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APPLICATION FOR IDE. "FICATION CARD - NME FORM 2A (PF 4 PIP aT.
LAST NAME = FIRST NAME = MIDOLE NAME (Print or type) GRADE ™ SERVICE NUMBER
§ y ON DATE (of commission) oaTe OF BIRTH WEIGHT HEIGHT, [COLOR OF HAIR }COLOR OF EYES|BLOOD TYPE
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ADORESS ¢Profecably military installation) AY WHICH | MAY BE READILY LONTACTEO TELEPHONE NUMBER
£3/9

| CERTIFY THAT THE ABOVE INFORMATION IS CORRECT AND TRUE TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE ANO BELIEF.

IN THE EVENT "a" ABOVE FS CHECKED, | CERTIFY THAT | HAVE NOT BEEN PREVIOUSLY ISSUED A NME FORM 2A (Res).

IN THE EVENT "d" ABOVE IS CHECKED, 1 CERTIFY THAT NME FORM 2A (Rea) PREVIOUSLY ISSUED TO ME WAS LOST UNDER THE FOL=
LOWING CIRCUMSTANCES: ,

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' SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT (both copies)

DATE OF APPLICATION IDATE OF ISSUEZ Ca OF THE ABOVE CARD IS ACKNOWLEDGED

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* RESERVE OFFICER'S QU@MRRICATION AND AVAILABILITY QUESTIONHAdae

. REPORTS CON TROL
SR 140-135: OL
{ 35) CSOPA+180 (RI)
SECTION I CODING
IMPORTANT lt is essential that all items in Section I be completed each time this forma is submitted, DO NOT USE
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S$. TEMPORARY MAILIN 5 . 16. , street, cily, | Ts RESS ©
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items 37, 38, and 39 and only those items numbered 13 through 36 in which a change has occurred since
last report. If mo change has occurred, enter words "No change"' under item 36. b>
SECTION H ; / ()
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24. FOREIGN LANGUAGE ABILITY (/ more than treo languages, | NUMBER OF MONTHS INCLUs
* specify additional under tem $6) aan EXPERIENCE AS 25, COUNTRIES OF SIVE
FOREIGN RESIDENCE | pits
BEST LANGUAGE AGRITY | UNDERSTAND | READ| WRITE | INTERPRETER [TRANSLATOR '
FLUENT '
Cheek if based on Army. FAIR
Langus fied '
Language Proficiency (1) fn
SECOND BESY LANGUAGE FLUENT i
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Test POOR \ NN N\ s
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fe] M+ st pays THROUGH 180 Days [] M+ 181 DAYS THROUGH 365 DAYS 2 = Q = 1% & v 8 Xe
[[] M bay + More THAN 1 YEAR YEARS, | MONTHS YEARS | MONTHS 1) J > RE rv ms 4
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personal affairs in ord r. LIS
HAS THIS STATEMENT OF AVAILABILITY, IF BASED ON OCCUPATIONAL REASONS, BEEN Kd g we
DISCUSSED WITH YOUR EMPLOYER ["] YES. Ji] NO. IF "YES," DOES HIS OPINION DIFFER 3 5 $ |e
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LENGTH | panx | commereo Jae |i [| je
NAME AND LOCATION OF SCHOOL TITLE OF COURSE BRANCH MOS. iN HELD 8 go 3
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4 7 5
GLIDER- FLIGHT COMBAT COMBAT OTHER AERONAUTICAL G4 :
CO man TI noxse INFANTRY meoica (C) RarIne (Specivy) i RX ™ 8
33. CHRONOLOGICAL RECORD OF ACTIVE MILITARY SERVICE _
pares (From=-To) "Ip enowny" PRINCIPAL DUTIES GRADE UNIT OR ORGANIZATION
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34. TOTAL NUMBER OF MONTHS OVERSEAS ACTIVE MiL- ] 55, ARE YOU DRAWING RETIREMENT PAY, SIG UAALCOWANCE, OR PENSION EROMODe COV
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4, KONE ADDRESS (Nuinber, street oy RFP, city or town, sone and State) 5. PURPOSE OF £XAMINATION 6. DATE OF EXAMINATION
163 PRINCETON, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. SEPARATION 21° APRIL 52 _
7. SEX' 8 RACE + 19. TOTAL YRS, GOVT, SERVICE | 10, DEPARTMENT, AGENCY, OR SERVICE TI ORGANIZATION UNIT
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f ' NOTES. Describe every abnurmatity in detail, (Enter pertinent item number before each
CLINICAL EVALUATION comments 'continua injtern 73 and use additional sheets if necessary.) i
NORMAL ABNOR] (Check each item in appropriate cols '

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43, PELVIC 0 VACINAL 0 RECTAL (Continge in item 73) :
44, DENTAL (Place eppropriate symbols ebove or below number of upper end lower teeth, respectively) REMARKS AND ADDITIONAL DENTAL SEFECTS AND
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le LAST NAME @ FIRST NAME "oe INTTUAL 2. SERVICE NUMBER [3. GRADE sued Se COMPONENT
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LIST, _ John Re 0 978 253 ist Lt TC ORC
6. UNIT, ORGANEZATION AND STATION : 7» PERIOO OF REPORT iS DAYS OF
9206 TSU-IC, SFFE, FROM TO iputyY Leave [OTHER
Fort Mason, Calif 27 Dec 51 | 20 Apr 52 | 116 0 0
paring OFFICER" JOHN D. BIRD, HAJOR TC, O-1S7GLpproonsine orricée CLARENCE Je LANG, Lt oly, Us,

040705, 9206 TSU TC, SFFS, Fort Mason,

11. REASON FOR REPORT PCS RATED OFFICER(K) CHANGE OUTY RATED OFFICER[—) OTHER (Specify)
(Sevryannyat C2) PCS RATING OFFICER(_) CHANGE OUTY RATING OFFICER)

12. ; .

(Do not write in this space) ,

13 OUTIES ACTUALLY PERFORMED ON PRESENT JOB (Give his duty wos 0701. assignment, and, briefly describe, major additional
duties) Assistant Fiscal Officer, Fiscal Division, SFPE. As Assistant Chief, Cost

Kccounting Branch, supervises civilian personnel in compiling, analyzing, and reporting
cost data of SFPE. ut

§

IW. ENTRIES ARE BASED ON Fd 8 Dec Si - 26 Dec SINR .

OBSERVATION OF 30-59 DUTY DAYS fl) OBSERVATION OF 60 OUTY DAYS OR wore CA) OFFICIAL rePorts (}

15. DESCRIPTION OF OFFICER RATED AND COMMENTS (These paragraphs should cover physical, mental, moral qualities of rated officer,
and any special strengths or weaknesses affecting his ebility to do certain assignments not covered elsewhere in the report)

Ae COMMENTS OF RATING OFFICER

A well mannered, reliable, sincere officer who performs his assigned duty with
diligence. He is mentally alert, physically sound, cheerful and cooperative in his
relations with people. Neat and clean appearing with good militar earing. His
rorals are above reproach. — CAUTION: SPECIAL HANDLING REQU

This material copied from records i seen .
Personnel Records Center, St. bon 8 ecopY ;

to be used for reference ony ort weetae .
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Bo COMMENTS OF INDORSING OFFICER [CJ I 00 NOT KNOW THE RATED OFFICER SUT fT HAVE CONFIDENCE IN TME RATER'S UUOGMENT

(—) | 00 Nor KNOW THE RATED OFFICER VERY WELL GUT I HAVE CONFIDENCE IN THE RATER*S JUOGMENT
Concur. Lt List creates a good impression from the first by his appearance and
bearing and strengthens that impression by his continued excellent performance of
duty. His background plus his devotion to the dotail of duty made him an asset to
the Fiscal Office. Studious, progressive and alert, he exhibited a distinct interest

in his assignment. ; ae)
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"16A« RATER'S CERTIFICATE Be IKOORSER'S CERTIFICATE ;
I CERTIFY TMAT TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEOGE AND GELIEF 1 CERTIFY THAT TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE ANO SELIEF
ALL ENTRIES MADE HEREON BY ME ARE TRUE AND IMPARTEAL AND ARE T ALL ENTRIES MADE HEREON BY ME ARE TRUE AND IMPARTIAR AND ARE
IN ACCORDANCE WITH AR 600-185. . IN ACCORDANCE WITH AR 600=185., ; Pa
OATE SIGNATURE LOF/RATER , DATE SIGNATURE OF INDORSER L,
OFFICIAL RELATION TO ATED OFFICER OFFICIAL RELATION TO RATED OFFICER Oe
Chief, Fiscal (Division Port Comotroller _ { )
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ESTIMATED CESIRASILITY IN VARIOUS Oi: @ INDICATE THE cATENT TO WHICH Qe DESIRE THE RATED OFFICER TO
SERVE UNDER YOU IN EACH TYPE OF DUTP MEESCRIGED BELOW. PLACE AN X IN THE PROPER CONSIDER EACH ITEM IN TERMS
APPROPRIATE TO RATED GRADE AND BRANCH, USE THE "UNKNOWN" COLUMN ONLY IF 'THE NATURE OF YOUR CONTACTS WITH THE RATEO
OFFICER MAKES IT IMPOSSIBLE FOR YOU TO MAKE AN ESTIMATE OF HIS PROBABLE USEFULNESS IN A PARTICULAR ASSIGNMENT.

RATER INDORSER
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Sect _ Fiscal Officer Ty oO oO O GEO OO) OF) Oo 2X]
e WORK AS A SPECIALIST, FROFESSIONAL PERSON, OR TECHNICEAN ae Wrens bpd
SPECIFY: "4 > d > fX Mw
De TEACH IN A CLASSROOM SITUATION a. U ian 'ois = = 5 c = 5 3
Ee SERVE IN A CAPACITY INVOLVING MANY CONTACTS WITH CIVILIANS} am IS beg le ., ode = S hed > =
€o9« CONTRACT NEGOTIATION, ROTC, NG, ORC, ETC. =C | Ls =O O sO A ibd
Fa CARRY OUT AN ASSIGNMENT INVOLVING MOSTLY ADMINISTRATIVE ee ie = lo. lz ° uae ©
DUTIES . sl Cs "O20 F 2020 "O38
Ge REPRESENT YOUR VIEWPOINT IN LIATSON ACTIVITIES ; HE 0 ) 2Osh) ~~ Sf] *[x] fs
Me WARE DECISTONS AND TAKE lial IN YOUR NAME OURING YOUR rial 5 "Olea 3 *O "RIE
1. GE RESPONSTOLE IN AN EMERGENCY REQUIRING FORCEFUL rie | oO eae : Oe
Je OTHER ; a oe ~

Ke COMMENT, AND/OR CLARIFY ABOVE RATINGS -AS DEEMED NECESSARY: INCLUDE ANY SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS OF VALUE TO SERVICE,
ficer is economy minded and demands from his subordinates full utilization of
supplies and equipment and return of excesses to supply channels.

°

rser: ahis gificer has offectivgly supported the Port's Conservation Progran and

*For technical services, administrative services, or sfatf, interpret this to mean managerial responsibilities commensurate
with command.

SECTION III SECTION IV

tisolnen SERVICE, RATE THE OFFICER ON PERFORMANCE WHAT IS YOUR ESTIMATE OF THE RATED OFFICER'S OVER-
F his duty assignment, READ ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND ALL VALUE TO TKE SERVICE? COMPARE HIM WITH OFFICERS
PLA A AVY ~

THON HEAVY X IN THE 60X OPPOSITE BEST DESCRIP OF THE SAME GRADE, BRANCH AND OF ABOUT THE SAME
LENGTH OF COMMISSIONED SERVICE. PLACE AHEAVY X OP=

POSITE THE MOST APPROPRIATE DESCRIPTION.

RATER

INDORSER
RATER
INDORSER

Te EXCELS ANY OTHER OFFICER § KNOW IN PERFORMANCE OF
THIS OUTY

Ga OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE OF TRIES DUTY FOUND IN VERY
FEW OFFICERS

5e VERY FINE PERFORMANCE OF DUTY OF SUCH A NATURE THAT
THIS OFFICER, WOULD BE HARD TO REPLACE

Ge PERFORMS THIS DUTY IN SUCH A COMPETENT, DEPENDABLE
MANNER TMAT "THLS OFFICER I$ AN ASSET TO THE SERVICE

8. THE MOST OUTSTANDING OFFICER I KNOW

3- USUALLY PERFORMS "TNTS OUTY COMPETENTLY

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7. ONE OF THE FEW MIGHLY OUTSTANDING OFFICERS I KNOW

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SERVICE '

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B. IN THE EVENT OF immediate mobilization, WHAT IS
THE highest level of performance YOU WOULD EXPECT
FROM THE RATED OFFICER? READ ALL DESCRIPTIONS AND
PLACE A HEAVY X IN THE 80X OPPOSITE BEST OESCRIP=}

A COMPETENT, DEPENDABLE OFFICER OF GREAT VALVE TO
THE SERVICE

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A TYPICALLY EFFECTIVE: OFFICER WHO I$ A.CREDIT TO
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§e WOULD GIVE .A FAIRLY ADEQUATE PERFORMANCE AT two

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AS A GUIDE IN ADMINISTERING LEGISLATION GOVERNING THE WELL-BEING AND PROTECTION OF MY DEPENDENTS IN THE EVENT
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BASIC DATA ON THIS FORM TO BE OBTAINED FROM WD AGO FORM 66
FROM: ' j TO: mo,
' Commanding General

San Francisco Port of Enbarkation
Fort Mason, California

ARMY ANNOUNCEMENT,

LAST NAME = FERSY NAME = MEOOLE ENETIAL ARMY SERIAL NUMGBER| ARM OR SER= BASIC COMPO=
r VICE NENT AGE
wa Loe YEARS MONTHS
List, JOHN E. 0 978 253 TC ORC i
THE ABOVE NAMED OFFICER 1S WITHIN THE ZONE OF CONSIDERATION FOR PROMOTION PURSUANT TO DEPARTIME

DATES OF RANK IN GRADE? "JOATE OF EeAa Oe GRADE
2NO UT TsT tt CAPTAIN WAJOR UT cotonet —|°URRENT "TOUR FROM TO
2biov50 2hNov50 ~ 2ndbt 1s
INCLUSIVE DATES CATEGORY AND EX~
PRESENT DUTY AND ASSIGNMENT UNIT oR STATION Toy 15 Cen VRATION DATE
Student, Amy Finance School | 9206 TSU TC,SFPZ, | loAprs, |16 duly GY Iv 31Augse
(Fiscal Division)| California : ;
Assistant Fiscal Officor, 19 duly 51 to prosont
Fiscal Division, SFPL
b6 per NPRC
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Commanders will confine recommendations tobrief statements. These statements should be phrased to bring
out the Lact that 'the recommending officer either does or does not consider the officer felly qualified
for promotion, that he world be folly agreeable to keep the officer in his command if promoted to the
higher grade, and that there is no disciplinary action pending on the officer.

THE ABOVE NAMED OFFICER C32) 18 Coz) 1 NOT RECOMMENDED FOR PROMOTION IN THE ARMY OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE FOL
LOWING REASONS?

Ho.is an outstanding young officer who has denonstrated to havo leadership and oxocu«
tive ability. Ho is constantly striving to improvo hinsolfs accomlishos his work
with offiolency, applios hinsolf enorgotically and choorfully to his dutios and is
considored to be fully qualificd for promotions

If pronotod it is dasirod that tho officer be rotained in his 'prosont duty assigmmont

Thoro 40 no disciplinary action ponding on the officer. _

TYPEO NAME, GRADE AND ORGANIZATION OF RECOMMENDING OFFICER

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MILITARY PERSONNEL

Use W. D., A. G. 0. Forms Nos. 0337-NG and
0337-NG-1 for oath of offices of commissioned and war-
rant officers, National Guard of the United States; oath
of enlistment on W. D., A. G. O. Form No. 22 (Enlist-
ment Record) for enlisted men; and oath prescribed for

for Service and Oath of Allegiance, United States Mili-
tary Academy). Uso W. D., A. G. O. Form No. 721 for
enlisted women of the W. A.C. For civilian personnel
use Standard Form No. 61 approved by Civil Service
Commission, Cir. No. 409,

cadets United States Military Academy (Engagement ;
(indicate type of commission or appointment by placing X in proper block)

OFFICER, REGULAR ARMY FLIGHT OFFICER
OFFICER, ARMY OF THE U.S. NURSE, REGULAR
OFFICERS*RESERVE CORPS XX. | NURSE, ARMY OF THE U. S.
OFFICER? W. A. C. DIETITIAN, ARMY OF THE U. S. .
WARRANT OFFICER PHYSICAL THERAPIST, ARMY OF THE U.S.
I, enn wre} List 0978253
(First name) (Middle name) (Last name) (Serial mumober)
having been appointed a Second. Lieutenant... Army of the United States, do solemnly swear

(Grade)
(or affirm) that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies,

foreign or domestic, that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I take this obligation
freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that I will well and faithfully
discharge the duties of the office upon which I am about to enter; SO HELP ME GOD.

WC. Tad

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(Grade and organization or arm or service

Sworn to and subscribed before me, at Fort Dustis, Virginia |

this .....22kb. day of July. , 1942. ENG. UBOVES Lt col tent itant. =
. : - : (Signature, with rade, Srganization, <>
. Pos yl inet . a ofico, of efticial administering oath) Ae aN
(Wote.—-Do not alt in the remainder of this form unless you were ordered to report for active duty on the same d; Gi oath o; 4b 0™
nities was adneinistered.) f at py of Coal
REPORT OF ENTRY ON ACTIVE DUTY gi oof a5 # eo?!
eeAboo (Not to be submitted on this form if oath of office spacey blan ) RK prod ® ge po 39% 3? <a?"
P : "yo
TO: THE ADJUTANT GENERAL, Washington 25,D.C. h*"" + oP ente™ or ort
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The officer named in the above oath of office entered upon active dBEy .o08t
ot a+?"(D ually entered upon active duty)
IMPORTANT x0 ®
Memorandum for officerr—Ik ordered to active duty discharged to accept commission, please attach separate +
at your first station on the same day that your oath of statement showing permanent nonmilitary home address
office was administered, Bresent this form to the adju- (this is desired to pr teat yen eee fedethe.zishtsy,
tant or other officer to whom you report. If you wero upon relief from actiye alae . wae
@ warrant officer, or enlisted man of the Regular Army, fers. Inte Br.
Memorandum for commanding officerrmlf the officer Noted f Ne
was ordered to active duty by other than War Depart- (Date) pate =
ment order, attach a copy or extract copy of the order. 7) toy
; (Signature of adjuthaGereteboitation comyfunderhega Bite
For adjutant or organization commander Execute tho day the officer reforts for duty. It is essential that
this form and mail it to The Adjutant General (Appoint- this information r fi Depariment-as Soonragwred
ment and Induction Branch), Washington 25, D. C., on possible.
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This form will be executed in full upon acceptance of a commission or appointment in the Army:
pypewniter will be used, if available.

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| pintiag. a . FOR THE EXECUTION OF THE OATH OF OFFICE

; od. Whenever any person is elected or appointed to an office of honor or trust under the Goy-
ernment of the United States, he is required before entering upon the duties of his office, to take and

"subscribe the oath prescribed by section 1757, Revised Statutes.

7

9. Public Law 746, 77th Congress (sec. 1, Bul. 52, W. D., 1942), eliminates the necessity of
Lxecuting oath on promotion of officers.

, & Oaths of office of Army officers, officers of Women's Army Corps, nurses, warrant officers,

_ flight officers, dietitians, and physical. therapy aides should be taken before some civil officer who is

authorized by the laws of the United States or by the local municipal law to administer oaths, or
before an officer of any component of the Army of. the United States on active duty in Federal serv-
ice commissioned in or assigned or detailed to duty with the Judge Advocate General's Department,
a staff: judge advocate or acting staff judge advocate, the president of a general or special court
martial, a summary court martial, the trial judge advocate, or any assistant trial judge advocate of
a general or special court martial, the president or the recorder of a court of inquiry or of a military
board, any officer designated to take a deposition, any officer detailed to conduct an investigation, or
the adjutant, assistant adjutant (including a warrant officer when so serving), or personnel adju-
tant of a command. Officers of the Army other than those specified are not authorized by law to.
administer such oaths.

4. If the oath.1s administered by an Army officer, his authority to administer oaths under the
nreceding paragraph must be shown. If administered by a civil official, the oath must bear the
Official seal of the person administering the oath, or if he does not use a seal, his official capacity
to administer oaths must: be certified to under seal by a clerk of court or other proper local official,

5. Immediately on receipt of a commission or notification of appointment the appointee will, in
case of acceptance of the commission or appointment, return to The Adjutant General the oath of
office on this form properly filled in, subscribed, and attested. In case of nonacceptance, the com-
mission or notification of appointment will be returned to The Adj utant General by a letter indicat-
ing the fact of nonacceptance.

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~ AND STATEMENT OF PREFERENCES FOR RESERVE OFFICERS
(See Instructions on Reverse Side) an a
To: ; The Adjutant General, Washington, D.C. ' vue JUN 3 1949
FROM! (Last name—Firat name=Middls name) ARMY SERIAL NO, APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT IN OFFICER'S RESERVE CORPS
LIST, Jou EML DO) Bar Ea Lt Trams portutiou Corps

I CERTIFY THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION, IN CONNECTION WITH MY APPLICATION, TO BE CORRECT TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE

1, PERMANENT HOME ADDRESS (Number, street, city, county and State)

e

b6 per NPRC

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3, PLACE CS BIRTH (City, Stale and country)

4 MARITAL STATUS (Check one)

MARRIED ([) seraratep

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(CT) wivowso

5, DEPENDENTS (Number

completely dependent on you other Chan wife)
Heaao

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6, RACE

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BIRTH OR NATURALIZA

7, ARE YOU A CITIZEN OF CATON? $2 FSO, DID YOU BECOME A CITIZEN BY

Yes © by birth a

8, IF YOU ARE AU. S. CITIZEN BY OWN NATURALIZATION, STATE DATE, NUMBER OF CERTIFICATE AND COURT,

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9. NAME OF FATHER (Laat, firat, and middle initial) 10, ADDRESS
List, Jonn Praderiock Decensed
11. COUNTRY OF BIRTH 12, IF NATURALIZED U. S. CITIZEN, GIVE DATE, COURT, CITY AND STATE
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13, NAME OF MOTHER (Laat, first, and middle initial 14, ADDRESS Toa aes
List, Alma Hario
15, COUNTRY OF BIRTH 16, 1F NATURAUIZED VU, S, CITIZEN, GIVE DATE, COURT, CITY AND STATE
USA
17, PERSON TO BE NOTIFIED IN CASE OF EMERGENCY (Laat name First name~Middle tattial) 18, RELATIONSHIP
Alma ¥, List b6 per NPRC Mothor
19, ADDRESS b7C '
». oa! 4 EDUCATION (Uncludes Military Service Schools)
CIRCLE HIGHEST GRADE COMPLETED, ELEMENTARY OR HIGH SCHOOLS DD YOU GRADUATE?
123 45678 9 0 112) i] ves (J vo
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2 (Name of Institution) ATTENDED STATE YEAR MAJORED IN
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2. FORO LANGUAGES (Rech propeans VJ ° a Sse
" LANGUAGE, READ WRITE wA2> [89 SRK. A927 UNDERSTAND
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SOURCE 1. . GRADE SECTION : ,
! von '
_ | DATE OF APPOINTMENT DATE OF ACCEPTANCE, Zz
PAY, MONTH YEAR DAY MONTH YEAR
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23, CHRONOLOGICAL STATEMENT OF SERVICE 0... IN THE ARMY, NAVY, MARINE CORPS, 3 MILITARY OR NAVAL ACADEMY, NATIONAL
GUARD, OFFICERS' RESERVE CORPS, UNITED STATES NAVAL RESERVE, MARINE CORPS RESERVE, COAST GUARD RESERVE, ENLISTED RESERVE CORPS, NAVAL
MILITIA, NATIONAL NAVAL VOLUNTEERS, CITIZENS' MILITARY TRAINING CAMPS, OR RESERVE OFFICERS' TRAINING CORPS,

DATES
HIGHEST ORGANIZATION ACTIVE OR
FROM To GRADE Unclase orm oF vorvice) DUTY INACTIVE
MectS Aord6 | PFC _Arny_of the Unit ; lortorthnnor | Active |
Ssp47_Wen49 | Cndet_ | Adv, ROW, Univ of Viohi gen Cedot Inactive

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24 IF A FORMER WARRANT OFFICER OR ENLISTED MAN OR BOTH, INDICATE SERIAL NUMBERS

. -' 46277034 ,

25, WERE ALL DISCHARGES GRANTED UNDER HONORABLE | 26, WERE YOU EVER REJECTED FOR ANY BRANCH OF [27, EVER REJECTED FOR ROTC? | 20, EVER REJECTED FOR CMTC?
CONDITIONS? / MILITARY SERVICE? a
a a No ys {] yes NO
J ves = [[] no 'CJ ves =) no Ors (YX Reise aak!
29. F "YES" TO 26, 27, OR 28, STATE WHEN AND WHERE REJECTED AND CAUSE ; ee yer? yr!
ie t as of 2%?
i ~. e 70°? ab? cops
~¢ "we Priwsto ergd 45 yo ott' teehee
30, CAMPAIGNS AND BATTLES PARTICIPATED IN (Give dates) ; qher" 46 oP wont ' ov os » 30) SLO
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Central Europe 400 dr od "once >
e ye ec? ere yee
31. THEATERS OF OPERATIONS IN WHICH SERVED (World Wor II only) stipe oO} ae 4" °
gor ° set 4,2 pe
European Theater of Operations 0 ¥353e ,
Asiastio-Pasifio Yheator oe puree ="
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32. DECORATIONS AND CITATIONS RECEIVED ;

Good Conduct Hedal, EAI Service Medal, American Theater Higdon, '
Asiastic-Pacific Service Nedal, Coxbat Infantry Bedge, World Var II Victory
Medal

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$3, MAVE YOU EVER BEEN CONVICTED BY A CIVIL OR MILITARY COURT? (Lf 80, give the date and circwmatances)

Ol ves, —Y no :

4. REMARKS - ~

Urdersigned cozploted first year advanced Transportation Corsa ROTC in Jime 1948. Upon
earelling inthe ROTC in September 1943, 1 found that the TC ROW unit had deen deaoti-
vated.' In viow of this I olected to pursue tho seooad year advanced GUC ROTC course
which I'will cozploto in June 1949. Inasauch az ay interast is centered primarily in
tho Transportation Corps, it is roquested that I be comilasimed in the TCeReserve.
i have read paragraph 2, SR 600-220-1, 10 Vovanber 1948, end certify that I (sere)
(have never) engaged in disloyal or subversivo activities as defined threin.

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SIGNATURE (Firat, middle, and last names) PRINTED OR TYPED NAME (Firat, middle, and lout names)

Vokn Emil Hil Lo JON EWIL LIS?

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1, Fill out on typewriter, if practicable; if not, print proper names and write clearly. 'This form must be executed in triplicate'and
forwarded to The Adjutant General. Each copy must be signed. h be obtained ilitary

2. Applications will be accompanied by a Report of Physical Examination (WD AGO Form 68), which may be obtained from any militar
postor station. Physical examination should preferably be by a medical officer of the Regular Army, Officers' Reserve Corps, National
Guard, or Public Health Service. If applicant so desires, the examination may be made by a reputable private physician.

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3. Uf the applicant is in the military service, application will be forwarded through channels, . bd ,
4. Under Remarks" make appropriate explanation, when other allotted spaces are. insufficient. ", aa ;
5. Under "Chronological Statement of Service,"' state duty specifically, as "regimental adjutant,'' "company commander," etc., 20t in
', general terms, as "regimental duty,"' "{taff duty," ets. ot See se 14 cal - .
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(Read Instructions on Reverse Side Before Completing Form)

1. NAME, GRADE, SERVICE NO. AND MAILING ADDRESS (Number, Strget, City, and State) 2, UNIT TO WHICH ASSIGNED

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- a. INDICATE NUMBER OF DAYS NEEGED PRIOR TO REPORTING FOR ACTIVE DUTY UPON DECLARATION OF NATIONAL EMERGENCY OR DECLARATION OF WAR
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HAVE NO PHYSICAL DEFECTS OR CONDITIONS, EXCEPT AS NOTED Va «

UNDER REMARKS ABOVE, WHICH WOULD PREVENT MY PERFORM-~ Sd as
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~~ ° " ENLISTED CORD AND REPGRT OF SEPARATION
) HONORABLE DISCHARGE

9, LASTNAME » FIRST NAME . MIDOLE INITIAL 2, ARMY SERIAL KO, 3. GRADE 6, ARM OR SERVICE 5, COMPONENY
LIST JOHN E 16 177 034 | PFC INF ERC
©. ORGANIZATION 7, DATE OF SEPARATION @. PLACE OF SEPARATION
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10, DATE OF BIRTH 1, PLACK OF BIRTH
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16, RACE 89, MARITAL STATUS 20. US. CITIZEN | 21, CIVILIAN OCCUPATION AND NO. ;
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32. BATTLES AND CAMPAIGNS

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EUROFEAN-AFRICAN-MIDDLE EASTERN THEATER SERVICE MEDAL
AMERICAN THEATER SERVICE MEDAL ASIATIC-PACIFIC THEATER SERVICE MEDALS

34. WOUNDS RECEIVED IN ACTION

NONE

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SMALLPOX TYPHOID TETANUS oH SPA ss DATE OF DEPARTURE DESTINATION DATE OF ARRIVAL
DEC Ah lpec bk lsee- bs CHOL_AUG We 19 FEB 2 ETO : MAR ie
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IMPORTANT 0 pHs TREASURER OF THE U.S. AND FORWARD TO COLLECTIONS SUBDIVISION, VETERANS ADMINISTRATION, WASHINGTON 25, D.

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TRAINES'§ LAST NAME (rinst) (MIDDLE) ARMY SERIAL NUMBER
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ROME ADDRESS ' DATE OF BIRTH AGCT
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University of Wisconsin Madison, Wisconsin
DATE ATE
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DATE AST? LOCAL CLASS LAS,
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1943. English 111 b6 per NPRC Cc 3B
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History 133 3B 3 |
Mathematics 406 A 6
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Avery goods Bogood: fairs » but passed: Faefailed; Inc~incom.
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AST Program. If the trainee is transferred to another AST unit for continuation ia
the AST Program, the original will be furnished to the wait to which he is trans.
ferred; upon his separation from the last unit, the transcript will be given to the
trainee, second copy will be forwarded, withih 10 days after the trainee has
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3. What grade or year did you complete in: Grammar school cevanen Seopur High school wwenncarttan, College or university.
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4. What is your civilian trade or occupation? student... 'How Yong did you work at it? 220, Weekly wage? vewsnaeranne

5. What special military quabfication or occupation have you? _. MQ. anne ene e cane cese canner} to eeeaneac seen en wee eee
(For ere. cook, company clerk, radio operator, motor mechanic, airplane 'engine mechanic, supply sergeant)

6. Areyou single, married, "fe or divorced? . 9s Single, Is anyone dependent on you for support? _ ."20 State number and relationship
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7. Have you ever been convicted (2) ofa a felony? _. (8) of any offense? wnncnene niet Qvawane-anncrant
Have you ever been imprisoned under sentence of a civil court?_....210 If so, where and when? ....---4 20-2 ene cee ee one ne senarnese
Have you ever been discharged other than honorably from the United States military or naval service, the Marine Corps, Coast Guard, or

National Guard in an active, inactive, or reserve status? pet een MOL ep enene benennen natetine da sande cnece antes

8. Have you ever served in the United States military or naval service, the Marine Corps, Coast' Guard, or National Guard in an active, inactive,

or reserve status? ....-.21Q.,.-.-.---+ If so, state last service, date, nature, and cause of separation therefrom

'
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9. Have you ever previously applied for enlistment and been rejected? NO... If so, give date, place, and cause of rejection. han ereotaminen ai

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10. Do you u know that if you a are rejected because of any 'disqualifications known to you and concealed from the accepting officer, you w: gene
furnished with return transportation to the place of acceptance? wre FOS nc ene enn nen nn nnn sen ant ee Se

Hl. Have you ever: Used cocaine, heroin, morphine, marihuana, or any habit-forming drug or narcotic; since childhood w, ies while '5 cane
had gonorrhea, sore on penis, convulsions or fits, or spells of unconsciousness; raised or spat up blood; had anys disease, ordi pets

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MeL cere Je om we meee ag ee og ry et Ee ee ceenersegh Ob gue nol Gprrnrn cnn phn, 4!
13. Do you know that if you secure your ar enlistment by means of any false statement, willful Lnipelaegil on csfeeln eat @l to your qualifica- Race] Citttenship rs)
tions for enlistment, you are liable to disciplinary action? ae 4-1: Se oS x $9 oy FCS Aa :
14. Do you agree to enlist in the Enlisted Reserve Corps of the Army of the United sats suit ay be disqualfied, under regulations /
prescribed therefor? . onan FOS . . sonra ang SO og he leon atenen even
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I declare that Iam 2 not now a raennber of the ve Army, Navy, Marine Corps, National Guard, or Coast Guard in an active, inactive, reserve, or
retired status; that the foregoing questions and my answers thereto have been read to me; that my answers have been correctly recorded and are 2
true in all respects and that I fully understand the conditions under which Tam enlisting. | 4,
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PHYSICAL EXAMINATION AT PLACE OF ACCEPTANCE: - ' a
(Applicant stripped. See Instructions 3 and 7) ' ;

Height ..aceenas.inches; weight .nsecnsce-» pounds, Girth of chest (at, nipples): At expiration ....nencesas-inches. At inspiration ..se/eemenrensiDches.
Vision: Right eye wecncensennne Left eyessucennwacen EYO COMDIIONS J oeperennnennn ct cwennnedecneercusaneeusnnarewarenns i
Hearing: Right ear.ceepensenes Leftearincceceaseee Ear conditions : wenn a

Flat foot: |

Remarks: ! wewwan . aaenn
I certify that U have personally examined the applicant, and that, to the best of ray knowledge and belief, he fulfills the physical and legal requirements for enlist-
ment, and is accepted for enlistuxnt in for service in (if enlisted for service in any particular arm or service) (Instr. 2): onsaenrencencone

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' (Grade sad organization) !
ot Name typed or stamped: . . ene ene ntne pee ncnaniw none nner naar Enlisting officer.

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PHYSICAL EXAMINATION AT PLACE OF ENLISTMENT
MADE BY AN AUTHORIZED MEDICAL EXAMINER

; (Applicant stripped. Sce Lustruction 8) mo , .
Eyes... 0LOWn Hair, Drown. Complexion... F242 Height "24....--cinches, Weight 248, pounds.
Girth of chest (at nipples): At expiration ...000-<-32.. onan _ . inches. At inspiration ..n.caccnwennmeewanazacenencnsenee Zoe ns inches.
General examination (physique, skin, head, chest, abdomen, extremities, ete) nnn MOPMAD ences a a
. ante samen snn enna pecnnerencugennnteconeneyceguuceswenmesanane nowsenee: sneanncenpidneaneeent
General surgical conditions (including hernia, hemorrhoids, varicose veins, and state of abdominal wall and viscera) normal cone

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non symptomatic not disqualifying te ecknndennne

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+ he is mentally and physically qualified for service in the Array of the United States, *A% 84 GMANLK Pan Ge aahoed Lob THLE 2X Uiiked

CERMPRUELE. "4 ia ; |
Place Detroit, Michigan ; OLE ter

Date ' June 14 92943 * Name typed or stamped: CMALLIS.A... BASIE »--CARTAIN » MED. --no-s Medical Corps.

* Strike out clause not applicable.. j ¢ Strike out word not applicable. ¢ See Instruction 9%

. FINGERPRINTS~—RIGHT HAND
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THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ' : '
State of ..... Michigan b6 per NPRC
Detroit 3 ast \ ' '
City, Town, or Military Post :
: ur
1* sohn Emil. List
(Firs¢ panos) (Middle name) (Last name)
born in wocweumand er. wen and now aged abd ncennee years and ..9.... roonths, '
TRKORTDT TORY Trea)

do hereby acknowledge to have voluntarily enlisted thist.......&4. day of ..JUNe

mecenmges 19..43as a soldier in the

Enlisted Reserve Corps of

s of the Army of the United States for the period prescribed by law, unless sooner discharged by proper authority; and

do also agree to accept

from the United States such

bounty, pay, rations, and

lothing as are or may be established by law. And I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will bear true faith

ver; and thai J will obey the orders of
the States, and the orders of the officers appointed over me, according to the Rules and Articles of War.

& 7 ' DURATION OF WAR —
~C- + pryg SIX MONTHS £ LY
Signature: $.. 4 Ze -

'(Middle initial) """ (Last name) (See Instruction 4)

and allegiance to the United States of America; that I will serve them honestly and faithfully against all their enemies whornsoe
the President of r

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T certify that the above oath was subscribed and duly swom to before me thist Ye day of UNE AD. 19.42 I further certify that this enlisted
roan was minutely inspected by me previous to his subscription to the oath; that { found him entirely sober and in full possession of all his mental faculties; that to the
best of my judgment and belief he fulfills all legal requirements, and that in enlisting him into the service of the United States I have strictly observed the regulations

which govern enlistments for the Enlisted Res

. J further certify that the above oath, as filled in, was read to the applicant before his subscription thereto.

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INDORSEMENT OF COMMANDING OFFICER
(See Instruction 1)
To the Commanding General, 4
' (Corps area or department) '
This enlisted man failed to report for duty as directed by ines
. : (Authority or order to active duty) .
'This enlisted man reported, was examined, and found to have {permanent {temporary disqualification because of .
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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10 50100106 '

MAY 1962 EOITION:
GSA GEM, REG. NO, 27

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

.

TO ' SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) DATE: 12/14/71

Maw sic ST. LOUIS ¢ 164-63 ) wexx =P,

SUBJECT:

/ a)

G). Seattle (Enc) »~ w/
2 - Newark (Enc) (164-19)
1 ~ St. Louis (164-63) (Enc)

(5)
GTJ:

NORJAK

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Reference: Newark Teletype to Bureau, 12/13/71.
OHN EMIL 'Lists "Kets 10 ty 637 S O7E BST Remy Service
File was located at the (abextxs0) (Military) Personnel Records Branch, NPRC, St. Louis, Mo., and

reviewed on 12/14/71__ by IC_GEORGE 7. JENKINS

(2) Enclosed are ___. copies of (Form FD-302) (investigative insert) (letterhead memorandum) reflecting
pertinent information. of Seattle, Newark and St. Louis

Enclosed for information and referenced, subject to restriction stamped thereon, are copies of self-
explanatory documents from NPRC files.

([} Personnel, NPRC (Civilian) (Military) Personnel Records Branch, Veterans Administration Record

Processing Center, SLMO, advised on «no record on subject or

. could be located on basis of information furnished. In event ad-
ditional identifying or descriptive data becomes availeble, another lead for review of the NPRC
(civilian or military) records should be submitted. Data needed includes: date and place of birth,
name utilized in employment or military service, branch and military service number, dates of service
or employment, department employing individual, specific organization to which assigned with date of
assignment, and Social Security number. '

(7) File has not yet been located at NPRC. A special search is under way, and file will be reviewed
promptly when located.

(C] File was not located at (Civilian) (Military) Personne] Records Branch, NPRC. SLMO, and should be
located at

a

Leod: :, : Office
record located your division. Handle review.

For reference and assistance in handling lead, copies of pertinent serials are enclosed.

Remorks: No specific training as a paratrooper or parachutist was indicated
in the service records for LIST.

HANDLE AS

Pah . . : — Oy

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11:29PM NITEL 12/17/71 JLK
TO DENVER ,

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| SEATTLE '(164-81) ; bIc

FROM SAN ANTONIO (164-111)

NORJAK

RE: SUSPECT ,| . mo er

RE DALLAS AIRTEL TO SEATTEL DECEMBER SIB LART AND ST. LOUIS
NITEL TO DENVER, SAN ANTONIO AND SEATTLE DECEMBER TEN LAST.

OFFICERS RECORDS, MILITARY PERSONNEL CENTER, RANDOLPH AIR FORCE
BASE, TEXAS, sHowl USAF SERIAL NUMBER
SSAN
PRESENTLY A ASSIGNED TO AERO SPACE

DEFENSE COMMAND, ENT AIR FORCE BASE, COLORADO. HE ENLOSTED IN ne
USAF COMMISSIONED pr
HAS HAD CONTINUOUS SERVICE. HAS SERVED FROM
RATED SUPERIOR.

DESCRIBED IN RECORDS AS MALE, WHITE, BORN

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INCHES, ONE HNDRED EIGHTY THREE POUNDS, HAIR AND EYES BROWN, MARRIED. °
DENVER COLORADO, ESTABLISH WHEREABOUTS OF Pee

DURING PERIOD OF NORJAK AS PER INSTRUCTIONS IN SEATILE AIRTEL TO
ALBANY AND ALL FIELD OFFICES DECEMBER SEVEN LAST.
UNSUB CONSIDERED ARMED AND SANGEROUS. Led- S/- 183%,

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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10 ' '
MAY 1962 EDITION
GSA FOMR (4 CFR) 101-116

'UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO =: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) pate: 11/7/72
b6é
mon pyifec, SACRAMENTO (164-50) (P) pr
supject: NORJAK _
00: Seattle —

Re St. Louis letter to Seattle, 9/22/72, and

Los Angeles letter to Sacramento, 10/12/72. CD
RE: joel bé
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sed for Seattle is a photograph of | | be
| | biographical sketch_on the back, as well as b7c

a sheet entitled Biographical Data] _ |
both published by National Aeronautics and Space

+, Administration (NASA) for background purposes. A copy of
the Biographical Data sheet is also enclosed for los Angeles
and St. Louis for information purposes.

On 10/31/72, RALPH JACKSON, Public Affairs, NASA
Flight Research Center, Edwards Air Force Base (EAFB),
California,| | b6
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| presently assigned to the Manned
Spacecraft Center, NASA, Houston, Texas, where he has been
designated to|

JACKSON stated| was assigned to Edwards AFB b6
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background available at EAFS is a Biographical Data sheet
and a biographic sketch which is compiled on all NASA

Leu- El - SF
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1 - St, Louis (164-63) (Enc. 1) (Info) ined
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Transmit in Via Airtel
_ _ _ _ (Pypeinplaintext orcode) Precedence)
2/17/76
(Date)
TO: SAC, Seattle (164-31)
-FROI: Director, FBI (164-2111) T

"MORJAR
QU: SBATILE

Re Latent Fingerprint Section Form 1-336 dated

| b6 per DEA 12/18/75, and Seattle letter to the Sureau dated 2/3/76.

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bIF Re Seattle communication requests information as

to why four individuals were considered suspects in captioned
matter.

For information of Seattle, on 11/28/75,[ |
[_| Drug Enforcement Administration, "lashington, D. C.,
had telephonically contacted Associate Director N. P. Callahan
and advised that there had been two recent plane crashes
(one in the Georgia area and the other in Tennessee) in vhich
drug trafficing was involved. | |felt there was the
possibility that one of the individuals involved may be the
unknown subject in captioned case, Also Known As Dan Cooper.

(Do not type BEYOND THIS MARGIN.)

(This line for LEFT MARGIN.)

Investigation conducted through FSTH} revealed
that the four individuals stated in referenced Seattle
communication were involved in these crashes. A physical
descriptive comparison, as vell as a fingerprint comparison
vere conducted vith negative results.

Further investigation concerning these suspects
does not appear warranted at this time.

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Airtel

2/17/76
TO: SAC, Seattle (164-81)

FROM: Director, FBI (164-2111)

NORJAK
00: SEATTLE

Re Latent Fingerprint Section Form 1-336 dated
12/18/75, and Seattle letter to the Bureau dated 2/3/76.

Re Seattle communication requests information as

to why four individuals were censidered suspects in captioned
matter.

For information of Seattle, on 11/28/75,[ |

[__| Drug Enforcement Administration, Washington, D. C.,
had telephonically contacted Associate Director N. P. Callahan
and advised that there had been two recent plane crashes

(one in the Georgia area and the other in Tennessee) in which
drug trafficing was involved. |felt there was the
possibility that one of the individuals involved may be the
unknown subject in captioned case, Also Known As Dan Cooper.

| Investigation conducted through FBIHQ revealed

: that the four individuals stated in referenced Seattle
communication were involved in these crashes. A physical
descriptive comparison, as well as a fingerprint comparison
were conducted with negative results.

Further investigation concerning these suspects
does not appear warranted at this time.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

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OPTIGNAL FORM NO, 10
JVEY¥ 1973 EDITION

'i
. GSA FPMR (41 CFR) a

* UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

° 4

Memorandum

xX.

TO

SUBJECT:

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) DATE: 4/16/76

SAC, KANSAS CITY (164-80) -P-

NOR IAK
00 SE

Re Kansas City letter to Seattle, 2/26/76, and.
Oklahoma City airtel to Kansas City, 4/13/76. Nbo¢- UV VAS¢
Enclosed for Seattle and okLahoms City are two
copies each of an insert reflecting investigation at the
Federal Records Center, Kansas City, Missouri; one photo
of | |two copies of a letter from the U.S.
Probation Office, Phoenix, to U.S. Board of Parole, Washington,
D.C., two copies of a letter from the Louisiana State Peniten-
tiary to FCI, Los Angeles, Californias; and two copies of an
insert reflecting investigation at Higginsville, Missouri.

jleft to the //

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Leads regarding |
discretion of office of origin.

LEAD
KANSAS CITY

AT[__|s~KANSAS

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Center, Kansas City, Missouri, made avaijable for review file

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| |] He was Atlanta,
Georgia, same dates; transferred .
lCalifornia.,l |
| Arizona. |
Arizona,
| committed to] |
California, | —
and |
| |
, In regard to letter from_U. S,. Probation Office,
Phoenix, Arizona, file disclosed | bé
| Phoenix, Arizona, visited| b7C
| for one and three-quarters hour and listed
himself as an employer.
File indicated| worked in the | ) ps
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File disclosed | bé
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| Lona Beach. California. |
would be U, S. Courthouse, 312 Spring
Street, Los Angeles, California, his | |
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The following is a physical description and back-
ground information on , bé6é
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Name
Aliases
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Race a White bé
Sex - "Hale b7Cc
Date of Birth .
Place of Birth
Height "43 inches (!; :
Weight 195 pounds ;
Complexion Ruddy, .
Eyes Green . . !
Hair . Black Co
Build Stocky .
SSAN
FBI No. .
Marital Status |
Religion None
Occupation Sales, guard,

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LArizona

Sears and Marks

Education High School Graduate,
two years college at
University of Maryiand

Military S U.S. Air Force,
an |
honorable discharge, ]
Characteristics | _ ~~
Remarks - " Proficient in use of both
English and Spanish languages
Father
Mother
[Long Beach, Californis
Inglewood, Californi . |
Lona Beach. California
Friend
Lakeside, California (1969)
Friend
Long Beach, California (L969)

Friend

Los Angeles, California (1969)

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Long Beach, California (1969)

San Diego. California (1969)

"Teno Reach, California (1964)

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Blue Ribbon Meat Company,
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state approved driving instruc-

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Temple City, California (1969)

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[___Jadvised he is not identical with an individual "b6
known as D. B. COOPER, who highjacked an airliner during 1971 BIC
and bailed out over the state of Washington. He further stated
that he has never been in nor flown over the state of Washington.
The following description was obtained from observation
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Name: - { ET BG
Sex: - Male bic
Date of Birth: | |
Height: ys
Weight: 220 —
Hair: Brown, partially balding
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After_observing an artist conception photograph of
D. B. COOPER, remarked that he had not had as much hair bé
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school.

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he wes promised a job with Aim-Land, Inc., operated by|
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fox the mentioned company, We wish ta report the TC
'following violations of his releases
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According to the pnolica department an all-points bulletin has. .
heen placed throughout the western states. Furtzer, a police *
informant at Albuquerque, New Hexico stated that on Pee
| | | believed to D2 a BID
| In Albuquarcue,| lwere in
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She further advised that] lesaaes |
at Jin Bl Monta, California~
reportedly|
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visitor's register a4 | bie
visited foxy 1-3/4 hours, signing in as employer.
the above information was furnished by the Fhasnix Polis
Department +4 and | Jo£€ the —_
EL Monte Police Department, El Monta,. California. .
Th is respectfully racommended that | a, Ferole Viclator's Warrant
bo issued im: suadiately.
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LOUIS M. "SOWERS Angola, Louisiana 707) _ ©, MURRAY HENDES

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The above named man was received at this institution onb7C¢ | to
serve a term o for the crime of

We have information that he was confined at your institution fron

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So that we may elrectively plan for this inmate from the standpcint of custodyp7c

discipline, work, and all other phases of training and treatment, we will appreciate
your sending us copies of any classification, social history, medical conduct, or.
any other reports available to yau, which will reflect his past history and adjust-
ment at your institution. If complete reports are not available, please furnish
information regarding, the items ssecified on the reverse of this letter.

To be of maximum value to us, we need this information at the earliest possible
date, : .

We appreciate your cooperation and will be glad to reciprocate upon request,

Sincerely yours,

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Date: 7/29/76

(Type in plaintext or code)

AIRTEL AIR MAIL
(Priority)

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TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (164-211)
(Attn: Identification Division,
Latent Fingerprint Section)

PROp: ADTC, LOS ANGELES (164-497) (P)

SUBJECT: NORJAK
OO; Seattle

a <a
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Rnelosed for Seattle and Potts d are three
photographs euch of and his vartner

For information of the Bureau, Seattle and Port-
land, | lwas previously suggested as
a suspect in this matter and a_ photograph of| |
teken in 1366 while he was al | for
Western Airlines was displayed to all witnesses and none
noted any similarities between | jJand unsub in
this matter.

In April, 1976, a source of the Los Angeles Office,

whose identity must be concealed and who furnishes informa-

tion | |to the Los Angeles Division concern-

ing | | was of the opinion

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Special Agent in Thacge

KUL S, GOVELNMENT FAMTRw OFFICE 21:69 9 - ott-659 Oy

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LA 164-497

Similarities exist between artist's conception of the
highjacker and most recent photographs of | | . b7D
Jof the source.

A.review of the Los Angeles files concerning b6
| Jand a summary of additional investigation at b7C
Los Angeles reveals the following information:

Special Agent (SA) | |Drug Enforcement b7C per DEA
Agency (DEA), Terminal Island, California, described ad
[Jas a skilled pilot who would be completely familiar
with the Boeing 727 aircraft, as he was terminated as a
commercial pilot (flight engineer) byl Airlines in
| Thereafter
|} became one of the most daring and intelligent
luntil his imprisonment
by Mexican authorities on| | when he was arrested
in Mexico using the name of| | and flying
a Cessna 182A, registration nunber| | was
scheduled to be released fror i j inaloa, Mexico,
in However ,| lis of the opinion 7c per DEA
|} has recently bought his way. out of prison. b7F

Agent| | advised this has not been confirmed.

DEA closely followed|
and his activities during| | and
they were known to regularly Fly_to Portland and Oregon,
where they were associated with |

| at|
SAI made available logs and notes_concerning the coverage
of activities by DEA inl } 3A
review of this data revealed| | name was on a gas

slip ata Qualy tron Station, Burbank, California, Airport,

dated for the purchase of 101 gallons of fuel for
aircraft number] |] The next recorded notation concern-
ing | indicated_he was observed at Santa Monica,
California, Airport, at] | where he

arrived in a rental car bearing California License
He reportedly indicated he was waiting for a plane to arrive

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LA 164-497

and had departed in another rental car when the plane
he was waiting for did not arrive.

| lhas been described by sal |ana 7 per DEA
[as having »7?

Jin appearance and was BIE

not _ know to have any parachuting or sky diving experience.

from late to

mid and later became a cooverati wf Ss :
against associates,

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In addition to the above data it is noteal

| His partner in this
venture, which was apparently used as a front for narcotic b7C per DEA

Sy ypeciing activities: was a citizen using the name b7D
of According to | |

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LA 164-497

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California Drivers License

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FBI Wumb

This recoré reveals a|

in Los A
charging

$12,500,
and

indicating he would be extradited anywhere in the United
This file indicated that the Metropolitan Toronto
Police, Toronto, Canada, had related thatthe

in Toronto of hreaking and entering

States.

convicted

was

1963, as

It is

also noted that| Jhad rented a car from Hertz in
and that in December,
belongings in Los Angeles were shipped to al |

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Toronto on 12/18/71,

Ld

ow is available descriptive data
concernina and his close criminal associate,

Name
aka

Race

sex

Date of Birth
Height
Weight
Complexion
Hair

Eyes
Education

telephone number|]

1971, his

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White
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6'1"

180 pounds
Ruddy-reddish, freckles

Brown

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Studied law and math ics at
Santa Monica City Co je

Santa Monica, Califa. a

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LA 164-497
Occupation Pilot
Previous
Employment Western Airlines pilot

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FBI Number

Name

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Race White

Sex Male

Date of Birth

Place of Birth

Citizenship

Occupation Photographer

Height 5'9" to 5'10"

Complexion Dark

Weight 160 pounds

Eyes . Brown

FBI Number

Criminal Associate

Marital Status
REQUEST OF THE BUREAU

Although there is_considerab i ancy
between the actual ages of | and tha b6
descriptive data furnished by the witnesses of unsub this bic
matter, in view of the extensive criminal activities of
and the Identification Division is requested to
compare the known fingerprints of | JFBI

Number |

} and } FBI Number.

jwith the unidentified latent prints located on

victim aircraft in this matter.

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LA 164-497
LEADS
TO SEATTLE, WASHINGTON AND PORTLAND, OREGON: Any
additional investigation concerning| Jand/or| b6
will be left to the discretion of Seattle and b7c

Portland and the above is being furnished by the Los
Angeles Division for their information and evaluation.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

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wee @perar Bureau oF INVESTIGATION ©

anuary 18, 1977

b6

Jwas contacted at the Fairbanks District>'©
Office, Bureau of Land Management (BLM), telephone number
452-4725,

informed due to the fact that he has been b6
employed for years as a smoke jumper by the BLM, he has had a= b7c
lot of curiousity type interest in the famous aircraft hijacking
pulled off by D. B. COOPER. His interest has been magnified from
time to time due to the newspaper publicity put out on this case.
His interest has been profounded even more inasmuch as he has
'Jumped into the area where D. B. COOPER allegedly jumped with the >
hijack loot and the fact that the news media reports this jump
would have been very hazardous and most likely D. B. COOPER was
killed during the jump. stated this latter statement by
the press is total hogwash. @ informed that any experienced
jumper could have jumped into the area: involved without suffering
any injury at all. He stated during his years of experience as a
smokejumper, he has jumped with hundreds of says who could have
performed this, jump. :

| informed that auring the 'tate and early 63

} he worked with a smoke jumper employed by BLM by the name b6
of He i) they worked together in bic

Washington State during the late and were both assigned to
the Fairbanks, Alaska district office in the early| | He
stated he lost track of | lduring the latel lwhen

| He last saw| jan L9/L at_a retirement
party at the smokejumper base in Washington State.[___—sddrove
up in a brand new car, dressed ve well, and'looking quite
prominent. He spoke_briefly with talked a little bit
-about old times, and| |Jcommented that he was doing quite
well and was working at the Tacoma Navy Shipyards.

| stated that] | who was be
of BLM at the Fairbanks Distric ice, and is now withb7c

BLM in Washington, D.C., had once told him that he heard| |

File #

Interviewed on

1/11/77 , Fairbanks, Alaska AN 164-59

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by —— Date dictated

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency;

it and its contents are not to be distributed ouiside your agency.
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| He and|_____———_—discussed this b6

fact and the D. B. COOPER hijacking case and between them derived BIC

that | |Jcould be reduced to D. B. COOPER. They
both agreed that if| | was involved in such a caper, he would
be just the one to think of using this alias He stated t

is the daredevil type and

| just to prove a point of his
daring to the other men.

stated_that he did not go to the FBI with this b6

information Lnasmuch as stated he had discussed this ° 7°
with the eee [Tao had fumnished all jn formation regarding his

knowledge of further related to him that

he had furnished | jname as a possible suspect in_this

matter when he was interviewed by the FBI. Both he and|

agreed that if there was such a thing as a statute of
limitations on the crime, and | |had been involved, he would
brag publicly about it upon expiration of the statute of limita-
tions. He was just that type of individual. Further, the artist
conception of D. B. COOPER that was circulated just after the
crime was very, very similar .to| appearance.

informed that in the event[_____Jhas. not been »6
checked out by the FBI and additional information might be sought 7c
regarding him, he would be able to furnish the names of other ©
individuals who were acquainted with and had knowledge of

One such individual who comes immediately to his mind
is | | who is now employed by BLM at |
| | Winthrop, Washington.

[ ]reiterated that his reason for not coming 'forth ©
with this information was as he had related; merely that it was bic
discussed openly between himself and other people, and he was told
that it had been reported to the FBI. . \

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
FOI/PA

DELETED PAGE INFORMATION SHEET
Civil Action# 1:16-cv-01790

Total Deleted Page(s) = 2
Page 12 ~ b6 - per USCRC; b7C;
Page 13 ~ b6 - per USCRC; b7C;

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r INTERVIEW WORKSHEBT , }
CID Regulation 195-1 .
SECTION A —- PERSONAL DATA ON. PERSON INTERVIEWED

1. NAME (Lost, First, Middle) 2. ROI/SEQ NO. (Include Primary Offense Code)
b6 per USCRC
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3. ALIASES/NICKNAMES 4. ORGANIZATION/ ADDRESS 5S. MCAC

None HHC, 4/73d Armor, APO NY 09046 EL
6. SEX |7. RACE}8. GRADG 9. 008 (Yr, Mo, Day) J10. PoB (City, State) 11. SSN 12, FORMER SERVICE NO,

M Caucl SSG

13.HT |14.WT [15. HAIR|16. EYESII7. IDENTIFYING MARKS 18. SECURITY |19. MOS 20. DUTY ASh6 per USCRC
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21. ACTION TAKEN 22. INTERVIEWEE RELATIONSHIP TO CASE |23. OFFENSE CODES RELATING TO INDIVIDUAL ONLY
YES NO NA SUSPECT SUBSECT vicTim WITNESS
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SECTION B — OPTIONAL b7Cc
24, PERMANENT HOME ADDRESS : j25. TELEPHONE
26. ETS |27. DEROS/PCS [28. CITIZENSHIP (Req No.) |] 29. MARITAL STATUS 30. PASSPORT NUMBER
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31- EDUCATION LEVEL 32. KNOWN FRIENDS/ACQUAINTANCES 33, VEHICLE DATA
lA yrs
34. OF FENSE(S) UNDER INVESTIGATION : 35, DATE, PLACE, TIME INTERVIEW BEGAN
incraft Skyjacking 26 May 77/CID Stuttgart /0820
86. RIGHTS READ AND EXPLAINED BY 37. COUNSEL REQ/PRESENT (Full Name) 38. WRITTEN STATEMENT TAKEN
N/A | N/A XMves Cyno
$39. LINEUP USED 40. POLYGRAPH REQUESTED 41, PERSON FINGERPRINTED
(CC) ves Kano (_] res XYNo (ll res KXNo
42. CO NOTIFIED (Date and Name) 43. CRD CHECK (If Yes, give Date)
N/A Cives CiJNo
44, INTERVIEW CONDUCTED BY 45. TIME AND DATE' TERMINATED 46. DISPOSITION OF INTERVIEWEE
SA OP 3 / 26 May 77 Released
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CID FORM 44 PREVIOUS EDITIONS OF THIS FORM ARE OBSOLETE.

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For use of this fon .ce AR 190-30; the proponent agoncy Is Office of The . rovost Marshal Gonesal,

HHC, 4/73 Armor, APO NY 09046

» WANT TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT UNOER OATH:

Q: SSG this office is presently in possession of a Request for
Assistance from the Legal Attache assigned to the US Embassy regarding
possible information which you might posses regarding the Hijacking of
Flight 305, on 24 November 1971. Do you infact have any information

regarding the above incident?
As As far as positive information, I do not know. A SSG b7c

who was assigned to the Everett Recruiting Station, Washington

4

jthe hijacker met that of

[he did with the money.

State, at the same time as myself, is a master jumper and posseses the
knowledge of leaving an aircraft in the the ihcident took place.
He was on leave at the time the ineidenL_—_ place and returned a few
days after the incident. I thought nothing about it, until the des-
cription of the hijacker ed on television. The description of
to enclude the ages. I approached

and in a joking manner asked him where he was on leave and what
He told me that he had gone alone into Canada to
Look at some d that he knew nothing about the incident.

Q: Where is Jat this time and is he still on active duty?

As Yes, he still is on active duty. He is now an SFC and is assigned

for duty in USAREUR Headquarters, located_im Heidelberg, Germany. His

LOCATION DATE TIME FILE NUMBER
Stuitzart, Germany @ 26 May 77 hrs 1097-77-03 56
LAST NAME, FIRST NAME, MIODLE NA SOCIAL SECURITY ER. GRADE/STATUS.-
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ORGANIZATION ON ADORESS b7C

b6 per USCRC

telephone numbers are Heidelberg Military| |} I know
and do not think that he did it, but it was just a joke between him and

person shown on television,

Q Did you ever tell al lthatL sid naa talked about sky-~
jacking an aircraft in such a manner as Flight 305?
A: No, I neva did tell that I wor ked with a p®7o n
who met. the ded and had the knowledge and was_on jeave at the
time of the incident by himself. That is all I told

Q: Has in fact ever mentioned to you the possibility of
skyjacking an aircraft?

me since he was on leave alone at the time and met the description of thé

b6 per USCRC

BE INITIALED AS "'PAGE__

ADDITIONAL PAGES MUST CONTAIN THE HEADING "STATEMENT OF___

OF__.

TAKEN AT ___ DATED
THE BOTTOM OF EACH ADDITIONAL PAGE MUST BEAR THE INITIALS OF THE PERSON MAKING THE STATEMENT AND

PAGES."" WHEN ADDITIONAL PAGES ARE UTILIZED, THE BACK OF PAGE 1 WILL

E LINED OUT, AND THE STATEMENT WILL BE CONCLUDED ON THE REVERSE SIDE OF ANOTHER COPY OF THIS FORM.

As No, never.
Q: Do you think is in fact the person responsible? b6 per USCRC
Az: No I do not, b7Cc
Q: Do youprichtoaodf or delete anything to'or from this statement?
A: No sir
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JAN 68, WHICH WILL BSE USED,

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STATEMENT (Continued)

NOT

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va

AFFIDAVIT

HAVE READ OR HAVE HAD READ TO ME THIS STATE-

MENT WHICH BEGINS ON PAGE 1 AND ENDS ON PAGE

WITNESSES:

. | FULLY UNDERSTAND THE CONTENTS OF THE ENTIRE STATEMENT |

OF PUNISHMENT, AND WITHOUT COERCION, UNLAWFUL INFLUENCE

MADE 8Y ME. THE STATEMENT IS TRUE. ! HAVE INITIALED ALL CORRECTIONS AND HAVE INITIALED THE BOTTOM OF EACH PAGE '
CONTAINING THE STATEMENT. | HAVE MADE THIS STATEMENT FREELY WITHOUT HOPE OF BENEFIT OR REWARD, WITHOUT THREAT.

Subscribed and sworn to before me, a person authorized by law

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INITIALS OF PERSON MAKING STATE

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ART 136 (b) (4), MCM 49

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CIRB-OPF-0 - g June 1977
SUBJECT: Transmittal of Information (164-23)

Legal Attache
Embassy of the USA
P.0. Box 310

APO 09080 b6 per USCRC
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1. Reference to your Request for Assistance dated 13 May 77,

pertaining to SSG

2. On 26 May 77,L___] was intery tewed_and rendered a written
statement in which he stated that SFC HQ, USAREUR, -

Heidelberg Germany, met the description of the hijacker and fur-
ther had the opportunity to commit the crime.

3. Efforts are being made to interview lin Heidelberg.
The results of the interview of will be provided by
- separate correspondence.
FOR THE COMMANDER: , pepe USCRC

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2 Incls b7C
1. Stmnt of L__| LTC, NPC
dtd, 26 May 77 Chief, Operations Division
2. Interview Worksheet
of dtd, 26 May 77
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"y/ th KJ 7S 92

FOR OPEITIAL Ut. GALY
Protective Marking 1s Excivdgd
from Avtormatit Teri nation' .

(PARA 13. AR 340-16)

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DIRECTOR, FBI (164-2111) G/15/77

LEGAT, BONN €164-23) (PF)

NORJAK
(00; Seattle)

Enclosed for Seattle is copy of letter from
Department of the Army, Headquarters, Second Region,
U. S. Army Criminal Investigation Command, dated 6/8/77;
original Sworn Statement, dated 5/26/77; and original
Interview Worksheet, dated 5/26/77.

5 ~ Bureau
1 ~ Foreign Liaison Unit

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CIRB-OPF-0 10 June 1977
SUBJECT: Transmittal of Information (164-23)

Office of Legal Attache
US Embassy
P.O. Box 310

b6 per USCRC
APO 09080 b7c

LY

1. Reference to your request 164-23 and our interim reply of
Jun 77.

2. On 9 dun 77, SFC| | ODCSOPS, HQ,
USAREUR and 7th Army Wap tear ee regarding his alleged hi-
jacking of flight 305 denied participation in this
hijacking. A sworn statement and photographs of{[___—ijare
inclosed for your information.

3. Our office was unable to verify the lease status of
in 1971 as the records of such Teave are maintained at the US
Army Finance Center, Ft Ben Harrison, Indiana. b6 per USCRC

b7C
FOR THE COMMANDER:

b6 per USCRC
b7C

6 Incls
]. Waiver portiticate & LTC, MPC.
Stmt of Chief, Operations Division

co torksheet of
3. Photographs (3) of

b6 per USCRC
b7C

FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

Protective Marking is Exciuded

from Automatic Termination

(PARA 13, AR B40-18) DB Cooper-15795

No -8)- S94

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SUBJECT: lst Information Report 567-77-0151

Commander

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APO 09403

b6 per USCRC

; b7C
L. Reference US Embassy Legal Attache Request for assistance

(164-23); dated 13 May 77.

2. On 9 Jun 77, SFC| | ODCSOPS, HQ,
USAREUR & 7th Army, was interviewed and denied any guilty
knowledge of the hijacking of the aircraft in_question. Attached
are the Waiver Certificate and Statement off CID Form
44, and one color and two black and white photographs of

3. A check of| |finance records at the US Army Central >6 per USscRC
Finance and Accounting Office, APO NY 09403, to determine if he ?'°
took a leave in Nov 71, the month in which the aircraft was hi-
jacked met with negative results, All leave records are retired
after eighteen months, and would be on file at the US Army Finance
Center, Ft Benjamin Harrison,: IN.

b6 per USCRC
b7C
CW2, USA.
Special Agent in Charge
5 incl
as
CF: Cdr Wuerzburg District
rOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
'tus Protective Marking is Exctiues DB Cooper-15796
From Automatic Termination, ° - a

(Para 13, AR 340-18)

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RIGHTS@Peninc PROCEDURE/WAIVER CERTIFI@@iE

For uso of this form, sea An 190-30; the proponont ogoncy ts the Office of the st Morshal General.
LOCATION DATE TIME - FILE NUMBER
Heidelberg, Germany 9 Jun 77 |/ SAS 567-77- O'S 0
LAST NAME, FIRST NAME, MIDDLE NAME SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER GRADE/STATUS
| | sFc
ORGANIZATION OR ADDRESS - b6 per USCRC
ODCSOPS, HQ, USAREUR & 7th Army, APO NY 09403 b7¢c

RIGHTS WAIVER CERTIFICATE

RIGHTS

The investigator whose name appears below told me that he is with the United States Army Criminal
Investigation Command and wanted to question
me about the following offense(s) of which I am suspected/accused: Aircraft Hijacking /

Unlawful Detention
Before he asked me any questions about the offense(s), however, he made it clear to me that I have the following rights:

1. Ido not have to answer any questions or say anything.

2. Anything I say or do can be used as evidence against me in a criminal trial.

3. (For personnel subject to the UCMJ) Ihave a right to talk to a lawyer before or after questioning or have a lawyer
present with me during questioning. This lawyer can be a civilian lawyer of my own choice at my own expense or
a military lawyer detailed for me at no expense to me. Also, I may ask for a military lawyer of my choice by name
and he will be detailed for me if his superiors determine he is reasonably available.

3. (For civilians not subject to the UCMJ) Ihave a right to talk to a lawyer before or after questioning or have a
lawyer present with me during questioning. If I cannot afford a lawyer and want one, arrangements will be made to
obtain a lawyer for me.

4. If I am now willing to discuss the offense(s) under investigations, with or without a lawyer present, I have a right to
stop answering questions at any time or speak to a lawyer before answering further even if I sign the waiver below.

' b6 per USCRC
WAIVER b7C

Understanding my rights as stated above, I am now willing plane : tiebiomvyithout a
lawyer being present.

WITNESSES (If available):

Organization or address and phone

Typed name of investigator

Heidelberg Resident Agency
USACTDC, APO NY 09102

Organization or address and phone investigator's organization

NON-WAIVER

I do not want to give up my rights:

_] I want a lawyer. ; .
i} Ido not want to be questioned or say anything.

Signature of interviewee

' rac at 1 THIS WA. VER CERTIF ICATE TOR OFFICHAL WISE ORNL er 2823) SUBSEQUENTLY EXECUTED BY THE

DA ' Fore 3881 J NOL af REPLACES DA FORM 2620, 1 OCT 67, WHICH IS OBSOLETE. °
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SWORN STATEMENT e

For use of this form, seo AR 190-30; the proponont agency Is Office of The Provost Marshal Gonorul.

LOCATION DATE TIME FILE NUMBER
Heidelberg, Germany 9 Jun 77 | 1340 EG) -T1-01 5 l
AE SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER. GRADE/STATUS
SFC E-7

ORGANIZATION OR ADDRESS

ODCSOPS, HQ, USAREUR & 7th Army, APO NY 09403 bre

b6 per USCRC

I have been advised that I am being questioned concerning the hi-
jacking of a Northwest Orient Airlines aircraft, Flight #305 from
Portland, Or to Seattle, Washington, which occurred on 24 Nov 71.
Q: Would you relate all assignments you have had from 1970 to the
present?

A: In 1970 I was assigned to the 3/8th Cav at Coleman Barracks in
Mannheim, Germany, until Apr 71. From May 71 until Jul 74 I was
assigned to the US Army Recruiting Station in Everett, Washington.
I was the Station Commander.

Did you ever take a leave to Canada?

Yes. During the summer of 1973, I took a leave to Canada. I think
it was for 18 days. My mother and father-in-law were visiting from
Germany, therefore I took a leave to Canada. We only stayed there
about three or fou days.

Q: Are you a qualified parachutist?

A: Yes,

Q: To what degree are you a parachutist?

A: I am a novice parachutist. Military only. I have not practiced
sports parachute jumping. I am-also jumpmaster qualified. That means
I have had additional extensive training, but I am not a senior or
master parachutist.

Q: Have you ever flown from Seattle, Washington to Portland, Oregon
or vice versa.

A: No.

Q: Earlier when you were first informed that you were to be questioned
about the hijacking between Portland and Seattle in 71, you commented
something about "my friend D.B. COOPER", will you explain?

A: D.B. COOPER is not my friend. I don't even know him. I made the
comment because I was in WahsiWashington when the hijacking occurred
and read the newspapers reports about it. Another Sergeant who was
assigned to the same station, had seen a sketch or a composite picture
of the hijacker in the newspaper, the one which depicted D.B. COOPER,

Q: Did you take a leave in November 1971. while assigned in Everett?
A: No.

Q: Were you away from your station on Temporary Duty in Nov 71?

A: No.

Q:

A:

to include the height and weight. I don't know i told someone
about it or not. Someone else I mean.

Q: Do you have any knowledge of the hijacking other that what wag

» WANT TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT UNDER OATHS

and told me that I looked exactly like the man popheaved the sketch,

b6 per USCRC.
EXHIBIT (INITIALS OF NG STATEMENT

Cc 2
| rAGE 10F PAGES

te

ADDITIONAL PAGES MUST CONTAIN THE HEADING "STATEMENT OF__ TAKEN AT___DATED__CONTINUED."*
THE BOTTOM OF EACH ADDITIONAL PAGE MUST BEAR THE INITIALS OF THE PERSON MAKING THE STATEMENT AND
BE INITIALED AS "PAGE___OF___. PAGES."* WHEN ADDITIONAL PAGES ARE UTILIZED, THE BACK OF PAGE ! WILL

BE LINED OUT, AND THE STATEMENT WILL BE CONCLUDED ON THE REVERSE SIDE OF ANOTHER COPY OF THIS FORM.

__ DATE 2823 ~reocFigg OPFICIALUSE UNLV S""* DB Cooper-15798 _|

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oa

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. : AFFIDAVIT

I,

HAVE READ OR HAVE_HAD READ TO ME THIS STATE-

MENT WHICH BEGINS ON PAGE { AND ENDS ON PAGE 2

+ | FULLY UNDERSTAND THE CONTENTS OF THE ENTIRE STATEMENT

MADE BY ME, THE STATEMENT {S TRUE. 1! HAVE INITIALED ALL CORRECTIONS AND HAVE INITIALED THE BOTTOM OF EACH PAGE

CONTAINING THE STATEMENT. { HAVE MADE THIS STATEMENT FREELY JT THREAT
OF PUNISHMENT, AND WITHOUT COERCION, UNLAWFUL INFLUENCE, OR
b6 per USCRC [_—_—__—_—
WITNESSES: b7C
. 7 by law
to administer oaths, this 9 thday of June 719 77

at Heidelbere. Germany

ORGANIZATION OR ADORESS

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Oath)

SA

>

Art 136 (b) (4) UCMJ 1969

(Typed Namo of Poraon Administering Oath)

ORGANIZATION OR ADDRESS

(Authority To Administer Oatha)

INITIALS OF PERSON MAKING STATEMENT ~

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SECTION A — PERSONAL DATA ON PERSON INTERVIEWED

- Bit. NAmwe (Last, First, Middle} 2. ROUSEQ NO. (Include Primary Offense Code)
@ b6 per USCRC @
; BIC 567-7/-0151
3. ALIASES/NICKNAMES Ta ORGANIZATION/ ADDRESS 5. MCAC
ODCSOPS, HQ USAREUR & 7th Army EL
None APO NY 09403 . :
6. SEX |7.RACE |8. GRADE |9. DoB (Yr, Mo, Day) 10. PoB (City, State) 11. SSN 12. FORMER SERVICE NO.

M Cauc | SFC

13,HT Ji4.wT |t5. HAIR JT. EYES ]17. IDENTIFYING MARKS TS. SECURITY | 10. MOS 20. DUTY ASSIGNMENT
ANC
h CLEARANCE Spec Asst to
68 160 | Brn |Blue None TS 11B40 ODCSOPS
21. ACTION TAKEN 22. INTERVIEWEE RELATIONSHIP TO CASE {23. OFFENSE CODES RELATING TO INDIVIDUAL ONLY
YES NO NA [SUSPECT SUBJECT VICTIM WITNESS
1 C) [A ca Cc Cl C) NA
SECTION B — OPTIONAL
ESS b6 per USCRC 25. TELEPHONE NO.
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2. ETS [@7. DeEROS/P CS [28.ciTIZENSHIP (Req No.)]29. MARITAL STATUS 30. PASSPORT NUMBER
M.w/l child
3t. EDUCATION LEVEL 32. KNOWN FRIENDS/AQUAIN TANCES 33. VEHICLE DATA
13 yrs Na NA
34. OF FENSE(S) UNDER INVESTIGATION ; 35. DATE, PLACE, TIME INTERVIEW BEGAN
Hijacking 9 Jun 77, 1320, Heidelberg RA
36. RIGHTS READ AND EXPLAINED BY 37. COUNSEL REQ/PRESENT (Full Name) 38. WRITTEN STATEMENT TAKEN
None/None . [Rl ves (1No

39. LINEUP USED 40. POLYGRAPH REQUESTED 41. PERSON FINGERPRINTED

([] ves [X) no Clves CXino CJyes JNo
42. CO NOTIFIED (Date and Name) 43. CRD CHECK (If Yes, give Date)
NA Clyves | KJ No
44. INTERVIEW CONDUCTED BY 45. TIME AND DATE TERMINATED 46. DISPOSITION OF INTERVIEWEE

1500, 9 Jun 77 Rel to own custody

REMARKS

. . . b6 per USCRC
Relatives live a¢ same address as in item 24 above. b7C

Has no relatives in Canada.

No property, estate or business interests in US or Canada.

CID FORM 44

tres7s = VCC 3 FORORSIGIALUSE ONLY. OBSOLETE

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! Dircetor, TBE (164-2111) G/LG/T7

Lernt, Eonn (164-£3) ¢€P)

NORAD
CO: Serttic

Cnelosed for Scattic is copy ef Ictter fren Lepart-
ment of the Arcy, Headquarters, Sceend Rogion, U. &. Arny
Crininal Investigation Command, dated 6/10/77 and copy of
letter datcd 6/9/77; original Rights Varning Procedure/Vaiver

Forkahents 2 original svorn stater: ric view
Vorkcheat; and three photes of STC

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REPLY TO SA U
ATTN OF: ,
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SUBJECT: NORJAK (A) bic
00: SEATTLE
BUFile 164-2111
TO:
To: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
, b6
RE: WASHINGTON BIC
Re Seattle letter to Omaha dated 5/16/78.
Attached hereto is an insert reflecting investigation
— conducted in the Seattle Division.
LEAD:
SEATTLE DIVISION
At Vancouver, Washington
b6 per IRS
Will maintain contact with Special Agen{__|
——_ Intelligence Division, Internal Revenue Service,
ancouver, for information of value concerning this matter.
ARMED AND DANGEROUS.
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The following investigation was conducted by bé
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At Vancouver, Washington

On May 26, 1978, contact was attempted with b6 per IRS
Special Agent| | Intelligence Division, Internal
Revenue Service, Vancouver, with negative results as he
was not available.

On June 16, 1978, Special Agent| | SUPYa,.5 per IRs
advised that_he would attempt to obtain the Income Tax b6
Return for | date of birth| |

[] and determine if this return justified the FBI obtaining
the necessary authority to look at the return.

At| Washington

On June 20. 1978 | | Ps

| advised she had learned that LIE

was moving in a short while to Vancouver, Washington.

Jjwas not moving to Portland, but, instead,
She

stated

very frequently in order to] |
i Oregon, at his place of business, called

She said she does not know why]

| In addition, she said that the

know the outcome |

| She stated she did not

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~ NITED STATES GOVERNMENT.
ome 6728/78 memorandum
Marr or: SA| PS
SUBJECT: NORJAK (A) mn

00: SEATTLE
BUFile 164-2111

TO:

To: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)

b6
RE: | | WASHINGTON —

Re Seattle letter to Omaha dated 5/16/78.

Attached hereto is an insert reflecting investigation
conducted in.the Seattle Division.

LEAD:

' SEATTLE DIVISION

At' Vancouver, Washington

b6 per IRS

Will maintain contact with Special Agent[___|
[| Intelligence Division, Internal Revenue Service,
Vancouver, for information of value concerning this matter.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

(3)- Seattle (164-81)
JTG/jh
(3)

rBI—SEATILE —_/

Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10
(REV. 7-76)

GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6
SO10-112

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® © "
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Memorandum :

TO : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) DATE:0/22/78
|
FROM : SA b6
b7C
SUBJECT: NORJAK (A)
00: SEATTLE
BuFile 164-2111
Re: | b6
WASHINGTON b7C
Re Seattle memo of SA 6/28/78. b6
b7C

Attached hereto are two inserts reflecting investi-
gation conducted in the Seattle Division,

LEADS :

SEATTLE DIVISION ©

At Vancouver, Washington

b6 IRS
Will maintain contact with Special Agent| per
[| Intelligence Detail, Internal Revenue Service,
Vancouver, for information of value concerning this matter.

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SE 164-81
JITG/dlb
1

| The following investigation was conducted by SA bs6

b7C

At Vancouver, Washington

ADMINISTRATIVE pe Pex TRS

On 7/17/78, | | Special Agent, Intelli-
gence Division, Internal Revenue Service, Vancouver, confi-
dentially advised that |

|} but when he did, he would contact the Vancouver
Resident Agency Office of the FBI.

On 8/16/78, contact was attempted withL__|
supra, with negative results, as he was not available..

b6 per IRS

On 8/18/78,| | supra, advised he had
received no new or pertinent information concerning}

| | He said that when he received this information,
he would contact the FBI.

b3 per IRS
b6

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SE 164-81
JTG/dlb
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The following investigation was conducted by SA

At Washington

On 7/26/78. |

| | advised he had learned that]

[was now conducting a business known as

He said he had also learned that was banking at
the United States National Bank of Oregon, Century Tower
Branch, Portland, Oregon...

|] located at| Portland, Oregon.

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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

A fi ann . FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Memorandum

TO : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) pate: 9/22/78 :
FROM : sa| | , b6
. b7Cc
SUBJECT: NORJAK (A)
00: SEATTLE
BuFile 164-2111
Re: | b6
WASHINGTON b7c
Re Seattle memo of SA 6/28/78. b6
b7C
Attached hereto are two inserts reflecting investi-
gation conducted in the Seattle Division.
LEADS:
SEATTLE DIVISION ~ b6 per IRS'
At Vancouver, Washington ~
Will maintain contact with Special Agent
[ Intelligence Detail, Internal Revenue Service,
Vancouver, for information of value concerning this matter.
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FROM

SUBJECT:

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)

SA

NORJAK (A)
00: SEATTLE
BUfile 164-2111

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

DATE: 10/17/78

Division,
mation of

RE:

| Washington

Re Seattle memo of SA|

Will recontact SA|

Internal Revenue Service, Vancouver,

value concerning subject.

ARMED & DANGEROUS

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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT _ UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
M, d . FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
° TO : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) . pate: 10/17/78
FROM : SA bé |
b7C
SUBJECT: NORJAK (A)
00: SEATTLE
BUfile 164-2111
RE: b6
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Washington
Re Seattle memo of SA| 18/22/78. Peo
Will recontact SA| | Intelligence
Division, Internal Revenue Service, Vancouver, for infor-
mation of value concerning subject.
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REPLY TO

DATE:

ATTN OF:

SUBJECT:

TO:

© ® UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT ,
10/25/78
/28) memorandum
SA b6
b7C
NORJAK (A)
00: SEATTLE
BUFILE 164-2111
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
RE: | b6
| | WASHINGTON b7c
Re Seattle memo of SA| Jdated 8/22/78. b6
b7C
Attached hereto are two inserts reflecting investi-
gation conducted in the Seattle Division.
LEADS:
SEATTLE DIVISION
At Vancouver, Washington
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[ Intelligence Detail, Internal Revenue Service,
Vancouver, for information of value concerning this 6
matter. per IRS
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SE 164-81
JTG: arm
1

The following investigation was conducted by

SA |

At Vancouver, Washington

ADMINISTRATIVE

cS On 9/18/78, contact was attempted withL__]

Special Agent, Intelligence Division, Internal
Revenue Service, Vancouver, with negative results as he
was not available.

On 10/18/78, | |] supra, advised he
i iditional information concerning

He said when he received this
information, he would contact the Vancouver Resident
Agency Office of the FBI.

b6
b7C

b6 per IRS

b3 per IRS
b6

DB Cooper-1687

|

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The following investigation was conducted by b6
SA b7c
at | | Washington
Qn 10/16/78, bé6
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live in the| |larea although he runs a]
| }in Portland. He stated that |
|
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wn? @ @ UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT -

DATE: 10/25/78 memorandum

neren Ee, sa | |
b7C
SUBJECT: NORJAK (A) .
OO: SEATTLE
-BUFILE 164-2111
To: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
RE: | | -bS
| [ WASHINGTON BIC
Re Seattle memo of SA dated 8/22/78. b6
b7C
Attached hereto are two inserts reflecting investi-
— gation conducted in the Seattle Division.
LEADS:
SEATTLE DIVISION
At Vancouver, Washington
Will maintain contact with Special Agent|__| b6 per IRS

[ Intelligence Detail, Internal Revenue Service,
Vancouver, for information of value concerning this
matter.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Memorandum.

TO > SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) DATE: 1/8/79

FROM :; SA| |

SUBJECT: NORJAK (A)
OO: Seattle

RE:
Washington -

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Re Seattle memo of SA| | October,

1978.

Attached hereto is an insert reflecting investiga-

tion conducted in the Seattle Division.
LEAD :
SEATTLE DIVISION

ad Washington

Will recontact| |

| | for.further information of
value concerning this matter.

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SUBJECT: NORJAK (A)

OO: Seattle

RE:

Washington

Re Seattle memo of SA October,

1978.

Attached hereto is an insert reflecting investiga-
tion conducted in the Seattle Division.

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at| Washington

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. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
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TO ; SAC, PORTLAND (164-41) DATE: 3/6/79
FROM : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
SUBJECT: NORJAK (A)
OO: SEATTLE
BUfile 164-2111
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date of referenced communication, the Seattle Division
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by the name of| |
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revealed as been seen with large amounts of
money which, according to | come from Omaha,
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of value concerning in that area.
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ADMINISTRATIVE:

Confidential information provided by the Intélligence
Detail, Internal _Revenue Service, Vancouver, Washington,
has revealed no |

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banks at the United States National Bank of Oregon, Century
Tower Branch, Portland, Oregon.

The Seattle Division has conducted all investigation

deemed f i in an attempt to learn the source of
This investigation has not determined bé

this source. It therefore-appears, in order to resolve bic
this matter, that |should be interviewed concerning

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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Memorandum

TO: SAC, PORTLAND (164-41) DATE: 3/6/79
FROM: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
SUBJECT: NORJAK (A)

00: SEATTLE
BUfile 164-2111

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date of referenced communication, the Seattle Division
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by the name of |
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revealed has been_seen with large amounts of
money which, according to| come from Omaha,
Nebraska, and an unknown location'in Canada. Investigation
by the Omaha Division has failed to reveal any information
of value concerning| Jin that area.
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The following investigatin was conducted by SA

at Phoenix, Arizona: b6
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On November 21, 1979,| | U. S.
Probation and Parole Office, Phoenix, Arizona, furnished the
following information concerning the possible identity of
"D. B. COOPER," the person who hijacked a Portland to Seattle
Northwest Airlines jet in 1971.

has been supervising a parolee named WARREN bé6
DAVID SMITH, a white male, date of birth December 2, 1916, bic
FBI Number 977-833. SMITH is an old-time bank robber whose
criminal career began in 1935.

WARREN DAVID SMITH was paroled on May 10, 1978, from
his latest bank robbery conviction from the Federal Detention
Center at Florence, Arizona. SMITH absconded from his parole
on or about September 15, 1979, while living in Mesa, Arizona.

In November, 1979,| | b6

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anniversary of the Northwest Airline hijacking in the State of b7D
Washington. "
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and remembered the name "D. B. COOPER." b7D
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The| Jare dated April 3rd and April 17th
respectively and were apparently received by WARREN DAVID SMITH
in April, 1978, prior to his parole from the Federal Detention
Center at Florence.
| | told |were signed "JACK" b6
and were written by another convict whose true name is HOWARD b7c
HUBBEL (phonetic), who uses the alias, "JACK HUBBEL." b7D
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envelope bearing the return address and name of a third prisoner, 6
who at the time was incarcerated at Folsom Prison in California. 7c
The envelope bore the name| ] and also located b7D
in the same envelope was a Xerox copy of an earlier newspaper DIF

item detailing the events of the hijacking.

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further indicatd has b7D
used the alias D. B. COOPER a number of times when registering b7F
at motels. |

On November 21, 1979,| was tele- b6
phonically contacted by SA JOSEPH C. KELLY in an effort to nn
obtain] Jlater turned the documents over ear
to the FBI on November 28, 1979. |

lhas indicated to land the FBI that b6

she is extremely fearful| | She advised WARREN bic

DAVID SMITH had | | about b7D

the time he absconded from supervision in September, 1979. "1

On December 5, 1979] ladvised that bé

| |told him that Jis believed to be accompanied P7¢

by| | who escaped from the Folsom Prison approxi- b7D

mately three months ago and is believed to be in the southern bTE
California area.

On December 6, 1979, jtelephonically advised b6
she believes HUBBEL was incarcerated at a minimum_security b7c
facility at Fort Worth, Texas, when| | | b7D

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past accompanied by Jand is bic

now believed to be Living in the_Portland, Oregon, area. b7D
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the hijacking incident and does not know whether or not HUBBEL's
[~~ [contain the information or a hoax.

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The following investigatin was conducted by SA

at Phoenix, Arizona:

On November 21, 1979,| | u. s.
Probation and Parole Office, Phoenix, Arizona, furnished the
following information concerning the possible identity of
"D. B. COOPER," the person who hizjjacked a Portland to Seattle
Northwest Airlines jet in 1971.

has been supervising a parolee named WARREN
DAVID SMITH, a white male, date of birth December 2, 1916,
FBI Number 977-833. SMITH is an old-time bank robber whose
criminal career began in 1935.

WARREN DAVID SMITH was paroled on May 10, 1978, from
his latest bank robbery conviction from the Federal Detention
Center at Florence, Arizona. SMITH absconded from his parole
on or about September 15, 1979, while living in Mesa, Arizona.

In November, 1979,

j read a recent newspaper article recalling the

anniversary of the Northwest Airline hijacking in the State of
Washington.

|recalled after reading the article,

which she had read

and remembered the name "D. B. COOPER."

The| lare dated April 3rd and April 17th
respectively and were apparently received by WARREN DAVID SMITH
in April, 1978, prior to his parole from the Federal Detention
Center at Florence.

| to1a| |were signed "JACK"
and were written by another convict whose true name is HOWARD
HUBBEL (phonetic), who uses the alias, "JACK Tee .
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| stated | | were fotnd in
envelope bearing the return address and name of a third prisoner;
who at the time was incarcerated at Folsom Prison in California.
The envelope bore the name| | and_ also located _
in the same envelope was a Xerox copy of an earlien yy ovePaey{
item detailing the events of the hijacking.

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

TO SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) DATE: 2/25/80
FROM SAI | — BS
—Suspert
supjecT: NORJAK
On 2/19/80 SAI | ATF, advised me he b6 per ATF
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photograph, which is attached.

veals the following information:

Height
Weight
Eyes
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Address

The driver's license re-

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TRANSMIT VIA: PRECEDENCE: CLASSIFICATION:
AKT eletype (2 Immediate (7) TOP SECRET
() Facsimile [12 Priority ((] SECRET
m- ——— £37 Rottine (] CONFIDENTIAL
CQUNCLASEFTO * !

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Date ___ 6/27/80

FM SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
TO DIRECTOR (164-2111) ROUTINE OBR |}
LAS VEGAS ROUTINE A3RIZ

SACRAMENTO ROUTINE QQUSZ | Auw 4b )l

SAN, FRANCISCO | (164~ 220) (SQ 10) ROUTINE 230/Z

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_NORJAK; CAA - HIJACKING (A); 00: SEATTLE.
RE. SEATTLE TELETYPE TO THE BUREAU JUNE 14, 1980, AND

SAN FRANCISCO TELETYPE TO THE BUREAU DATED JUNE 26, 1980.
FOR THE INFORMATION OF LAS VEGAS AND SACRAMENTO, THE

ABOVE REFERENCES REFLECT THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION. SEATTLE

HAS BEEN NEGOTIATING WITH A WRITER,

, MOUNTAIN VIEW, CALIFORNIA, FOR THE PAST

THREE WEEKS REGARDING A POTENTIAL SUBJECT OF CAPTIONED CASE.

[_] BELIEVES HIS RESEARCH REGARDING "D.B. COOPER" HAS UNCOVERED

| apo CARD: ur ctiATOR

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(_] Facsimile (FJ) Priority () SECRET
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PFGE TWO SE 164-81 UNCLAS

THE REAL PIJACKER. PLAYS TQ WRITK 7A BOOK OM THIS CASE. —_

LED THF SRATTLY AND SFtl FRANCISCO DIVISIONS TO RPLIEVF THAT HE
HAD OBTAINED A COPY OF Th POTENTIAL SURIFCT'S FINGFRPPINTS FROM
MICROFITIZ' FUPLOYMENT RECORDS. [eas TO PROVIDE THESE
PIUGFRPRINTS TO THE S-M PRANCISCO DIVISIey oF gumr 24, 1980.

THE SPATTLE DIVISION IN CONJUNCTION PITH TRE RUPRAT LYGAL SECTION
BRAS AGRRED TO noriry[ | Ir TRF PRINTS DO NAT MATCH, WITHIN
PIVE WOPEING DAYS FOLLOWING THE COMPLIPTION OF TRF FINGERPRINT

COMPARISON. IF THE PRINTS ARE IDFNTICAL, THE PPI WI "MAKE

ADDITIONAL COMPACTS WITH [ AND HT: EAS AGPEED TO PROVIDE TFL
FRI WITH ALL OF HIS RFGEARCHE NATA.

PRCAUST OF THE ABOVE INTOUMATION, TRE SFATTlP DIVISION
REOQUPSTPD THAT TPN LATENT FINGERPRING SPcTronm Or ™PT IDENTIFICATION
DIVISION FXPEDITIOUSLY COMPARE TIE PINGFRPRINTE THAT THE SAN

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APTERNOOH OF JUNE 24, 1960. HE PAPLADIEN THAT HE DIN NOT HAVE
THE FINGPRPRINT CARD FOR THE POTENTIZT, SURGTCT. HE CALID HE
DFTERMINEN TTAT THIS INDIVIDUAL HAD PORVTD FOP A GAMBLING

ESTAPLISUMFPNT IN] THE LAKF TAHOF - ST?7TTLINP, NFVADA, AREA AND THAT

Approved: Transmitted Per
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TEE ACTUAL CARD OR MICROFIL' OF THIS CARD WERE I*t THR POESPFSEION
OF THR CLUB AND/OR THE SHERIFI'S OFFICN. HE SAID THAT AS A
PRIVATE CITIZ07] ER WAS UNARLF TO OPT?AIM @FIS CARD AND NAS
TPERFFOPF ProOUreTING THE FRI TO ORTAIN THIS CARD FOR TRANSMITTAL
TO TRF IDMITIPICATION DIVISION. [_|vas ADVISFN TEAT IT WAS
TER UNDPRSTAMNDING OF "ITE €?N FRANCISCO OFFICT erat, |HAD TH
CARD IN NIf POSSESSIO' PND WAS TO SUPPrMpPrP THR CAPD TO THE FRI.
[_] cormm pes THPT NE NFVTR SAID PE FAD TRF CARD, PUT USED THE
TRRY "WE LOCATTD" THE CARD.

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ROOK HAS RTVPALTD THAT DN. BR. COOPON IS ACTIVATION wt INDIVINU?L
BY TET UY T OF TACK PARVYPR, DPPF OP RPT MAY 22, O44, AT

yun? CImy, CPLITOPHTA. PURRITRMOPP, UACT PARMUR WAS FORMERLY

EMPLOYED AT TPT NEVADA LONGH, A GAERLING NAPTARLISUMONT AP LATE
TAEOD, NEVADA. PARMDR PMPOARLTTDLY WS PIMGPRPRINTTD IN ARDER TO

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COUNTY, NEVADA, AND TH2T TFT THNTE Eres or FINGPRPRIMTS ARF PRING

MAIMNTAT ITD RY TIA NEVADA LODGE, TFT WMACPOP COIMITY SMPRIPF'S OFFICE,

AYD C. I. I., SACRAMENTO, caLIronuta.[ |aneo erLacen TERT onF

SET OF TUF PRINTS IS CURRENTRY BLING NFLN PY

DOUGLAS COUNTY, NEVADA, TFLEPMONF MUMPPR]

[| RELATED TPAT SOME OF TEE AFORIMPMPIOMPD PIMNGPRPRIMTS ARF OM

MICROPIns.[___—sdSTATED PHAT JACK FAPMEP Ig A ACCOMPLISHED
SKYDIVEP YO HAS COMPLFTED OVER 200 amPs, AN ACCOMPLISHED SKIN
DIVFR AND A MOTORCYCLE PYTUUSIAST. TAPMFR APPPETUTLY NAS SPENT
THA MAJORITY OF HIS LIFF IM yUPA city, crurrormmra.[____] BELIEVES
[MAT FAPMER DOPE NOT HAVE A MILITARY RPCORD IN THAT AT AGE 18
FARMPR ATTEMPTED TO GFT INTO THE UNITFN STATPS AIR FORCE, RUT
WA REJFCTED DUM TO A DISEFSY In urs riwns. [__ JIS Urawarr or
ANY ARPFST PFCORD FOR FARUFR.

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GARTH DUNNING, VIO WAS APPROXIMATELY 44 YFAPS OLN IN 19°71 AT THE

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DUNNING WAS IN THE UNITED STATPD ARMY DURING THE LATE 1°50'S AND
AT ONE POINT YE WAS STATIONOD DN GRFENLAMD. FURPTUPRMOPE, DUNNING
HAS SPENT APPROMIMATELY 15 YE?PRS IN YUPA CITV, CALIFORNIA, AMD
THAT DUNNING PREVIQUSLY WORKED POR PARMIR'S CLUP, SOUTH LAKE
TADOE. :

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A STRONG POSSIBILITY TEUAT JACK FARMER AND GARTH DUMTING WERE

INVOLVED I" A RIP OFF OF PUNDS FROM THE MFVANA LODGP 2UID THUS
JANTED TO DISAPPEAR. HIS RFSEARCH REVFALES TAT OM AUGUST 5, 1969,

AT CRYSTAL POINT NFAR THE NEVADA LODGr, MFVADA, THAT FARR AND

DUNNING DISAPPFARED IN A SKIN DIVING ACCINFNT AND TMRIR BODIES

WERF NEVER RECOVERED. FPARMER AMD DUNNING WEDP RFPORTENLY

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THAT FARMER AND DUNNING CARRIED OUT CAPTIONED HITACKING DURING
1971.
TEF FOLLOVING LFADS ARE BEING SET OUT IM AM ATTFMPT TO

ORTAIN POSSIPLE FINGERPRINTS POR FAR"Fe AND DUMNING SO THAT TREY

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("] Teletype 7] Immediate [7] TOP SECRET
([] Facsimile (12 Priority (c] SECRET H
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PAGY SIX Sh 164-81 UNCLAS
CAN DE COMPARFD WITE THE LATENT PINGFRPRINTS IM CAPTIONED CASE.
THE PUREAT IS PROULSTED TO SEARCH ALL AVAITARLT CRIMINAL AND
MILITARY RECORDS REGARDING JACK TARVER AND GARTH DUMNMING.
SACRAMENTO AT SACRAMPNTO, CALIFOPNIZA: SEARCH Dy RECORDS
FOR FAPMFR AND DUNNING.
SPARCF CILT PECORDS FOP. FARMER AND DUNNING.
LAS VEGAS AT LAKE TAHOD, NFPVADA: CONTACT APPROPRIATE LAW
EMFORCEMPNT AGPMCIPS ANMN/OR MANAGEMENT OF TEE MEVADA LODGE IN
AN ATTEMPT TO LOCATE FINGERPRINTS FOR JAC™ PARMTR AND IMFORMATION

OF THE ALLEGED ACCIDPNT BY FARMER AND DNUMNMING ON AUGUST 5,

1969,
ALL LOCATED FINGERPRINTS FOR PAR"FP AMD/OP DUNNING SHOULD be |
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DIVISION, LATENT FINGFRPRINT SECTION.
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TO DIRECTOR (164-2111) ROUTINE

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SACRAMENTO ROUTINE _ ,

SAN FRANCISCO (164-220) (SQ 10) ROUTINE

BT

UNCLAS

NORJAK; CAA - HIJACKING (A); 00% SEATTLE.
RE SEATILE TELETYPE TO THE BUREAU JUNE 14, 1980, AND

SAN FRANCISCO TELETYPE TO THE BUREAU DATED JUNE 26, 1988.

' FOR THE INFORMATION OF LAS VEGAS AND SACRAMENTO, THE
ABOVE REFERENCES REFLECT THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION. SEATTLE

'HAS BEEN NEGOTIATING WITH A WRITER ,| |

THREE WEEKS REGARDING A POTENTIAL SUBJECT OF CAPTIONED CASE.

BELIEVES HIS RESEARCH REGARDING "DeBe COOPER" HAS UNCOVERED

MOUNTAIN VIEW, CALIFORNIA, FOR THE PAST |

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THE REAL HIJACKER. PLANS TO WRITE A BOOK ON THIS casE.[ __|
LED THE SEATTLE AND SAN FRANCISCO DIVISIONS TO BELIEVE THAT HE

HAD OBTAINED A COPY OF THE POTENTIAL SUBJECT'S FINGERPRINTS FROM
MICROFILM EMPLOYMENT RECORDS. WAS TO PROVIDE THESE
FINGERPRINTS TO THE SAN FRANCISCO DIVISION ON JUNE 24, 19808.

THE SEATTLE DIVISION IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE BUREAU LEGAL SECTION
HAS AGREED TO NOTIFY[__| IF THE PRINTS DO NOT MATCH, WITHIN
FIVE WORKING DAYS FOLLOWING THE COMPLETION OF THE FINGERPRINT

COMPARISON. IF THE PRINTS ARE IDENTICAL, THE FBI WILL MAKE

ADDITIONAL CONTACTS WITH[_] AND HE HAS AGREED TO PROVIDE THE
FBI WITH ALL OF HIS RESEARCH DATA.

BECAUSE OF THE ABOVE INFORMATION, THE SEATTLE DIVISION
REQUESTED THAT THE LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION OF THE IDENTIFICATION

DIVISION EXPEDITIOUSLY COMPARE THE FINGERPRINTS THAT THE SAN
FRANCISCO DIVISION WAS TO RECEIVE.

APPEARED AT THE SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE ON THE

AFTERNOON OF JUNE 24, 1980. HE EXPLAINED THAT HE DID NOT HAVE
THE FINGERPRINT CARD FOR THE POTENTIAL SUBJECT. HE SAID HE
DETERMINED THAT THIS INDIVIDUAL HAD WORKED FOR A GAMBLING

ESTABLISHMENT IN THE LAKE TAHOE = STATELINE, NEVADA, AREA AND THAT

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THE ACTUAL CARD OR MICROFILM OF THIS CARD WERE IN THE POSSESSION

OF THE CLUB AND/OR THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE. HE SAID THAT AS A
PRIVATE CITIZEN HE WAS UNABLE TO OBTAIN THIS CARD AND WAS

THEREFORE REQUESTING THE FBI TO OBTAIN THIS. CARD FOR TRANSMITTAL

TO THE IDENTIFICATION DIVISION. WAS ADVISED THAT IT WAS
THE UNDERSTANDING OF THE SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE THAT[L__|HAD THE

CARD IN HIS POSSESSION AND WAS TO SURRENDER THE CARD TO THE FBI.

CONTENDS THAT HE NEVER SAID HE HAD THE CARD, BUT USED THE

TERM "HE LOCATED" THE CARD.
ON JUNE 25, 1986, THE SEATTLE DIVISION TELEPHONICALLY

INTERVIEWED| |REGARDING THIS MATTER AND HE PROVIDED THE

FOLLOWING INFORMATION. HE STATED THAT HIS RESEARCH FOR HIS
BOOK HAS REVEALED THAT D. B. COOPER IS ACTUALLY AN INDIVIDUAL

BY THE NAME OF JACK FARMER, DATE OF BIRTH MAY 22, 1944, AT
YUBA CITY, CALIFORNIA. FURTHERMORE, JACK FARMER WAS FORMERLY

EMPLOYED AT THE NEVADA LODGE, A GAMBLING ESTABLISHMENT AT LAKE

TAHOE, NEVADA. FARMER REPORTEDLY WAS FINGERPRINTED IN ORDER TO
OBTAIN A GAMBLING WORK CARD DURING THE PERIOD OF 1968-1969.

STATED THAT| }OF THE NEVADA CLUB IS A

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TELEPHONE NUMBER | | HE FURTHER RELATED THAT THERE Pee
WERE THREE FINGERPRINT CARDS FILLED OUT FOR FARMER AND THAT THE .
FINGERPRINTS WERE TAKEN BY| | WASHOE

MAINTAINED BY THE NEVADA LODGE, THE WASHOE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE,
AND C. I. Ie, SACRAMENTO,' CALIFORNIA. ALSO RELATED THAT ONE

|
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COUNTY, NEVADA, AND THAT THE THREE SETS OF FINGERPRINTS ARE BEING
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[| pouaLas county, NEVADA, TELEPHONE NUMBER

[_] RELATED THAT SOME OF THE AFOREMENTIONED FINGERPRINTS ARE ON

MICROFILM.[___]STATED THAT JACK, FARMER IS AN ACCOMPLISHED bs
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SKYDIVER WHO HAS COMPLETED OVER 299 JUMPS, AN ACCOMPLISHED SKIN

DIVER AND A MOTORCYCLE ENTHUSIAST. FARMER APPARENTLY HAS SPENT
THE MAJORITY OF HIS LIFE IN YUBA CITY, CALIFORNIA.[__ BELIEVES

_ THAT FARMER DOES NOT HAVE A MILITARY RECORD IN THAT AT AGE 18
FARMER ATTEMPTED TO GET INTO THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE, BUT

WAS REJECTED DUE TO A DISEASE IN HIS KNEES. IS UNAWARE OF
ANY ARREST RECORD FOR FARMER.

[__|staTED THAT FARMER HAD AN ACCOMPLICE BY THE NAME OF 6 |

GARTH DUNNING, WHO WAS APPROXIMATELY 44 YEARS OLD IN 1971 AT THE
TIME OF THE HIJACKING. THE EXACT DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH FOR

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DUNNING ARE UNKNOWN TO} |]RESEARCH HAS REVEALED THAT
DUNNING WAS IN THE UNITED STATED ARMY DURING THE LATE 1958°5S AND

AT ONE POINT HE WAS STATIONED IN GREENLAND. FURTHERMORE, DUNNING
HAS SPENT APPROXIMATELY 15 YEARS IN YUBA CITY, CALIFORNIA, AND
THAT DUNNING PREVIOUSLY WORKED FOR BARNIE'S CLUB, SOUTH LAKE

TAHOE.

[__] RELATED THAT HIS RESEARCH HAS REVEALED THAT THERE IS
A STRONG POSSIBILITY THAT JACK FARMER AND GARTH DUNNING WERE

INVOLVED IN A RIP OFF OF FUNDS FROM THE NEVADA LODGE AND THUS

_ WANTED TO DISAPPEAR. HIS RESEARCH REVEALS THAT ON AUGUST 5, 1969,

AT CRYSTAL POINT NEAR THE NEVADA LODGE, NEVADA, THAT FARMER AND
DUNNING DISAPPEARED IN A SKIN DIVING ACCIDENT AND THEIR BODIES

WERE NEVER RECOVERED. FARMER AND DUNNING WERE REPORTEDLY

DECLARED LEGALLY DEAD AND

[__] CONJECTURES THAT FOLLOWING THEIR CONVENIENT DISAPPEARANCE b6

THAT FARMER AND DUNNING CARRIED OUT CAPTIONED HIJACKING DURING

1971.
THE FOLLOWING LEADS ARE BEING SET OUT IN AN ATTEMPT TO

OBTAIN POSSIBLE FINGERPRINTS FOR FARMER AND DUNNING SO THAT THEY

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CAN BE COMPARED WITH THE LATENT FINGERPRINTS IN CAPTIONED CASE.

THE BUREAU IS REQUESTED TO SEARCH ALL AVAILABLE CRIMINAL AND
MILITARY RECORDS REGARDING JACK FARMER AND GARTH DUNNING.

SACRAMENTO AT SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA: SEARCH DMV RECORDS

FOR FARMER AND DUNNING.
SEARCH CII RECORDS FOR FARMER AND DUNNING.

LAS VEGAS AT LAKE TAHOE, NEVADA: CONTACT APPROPRIATE LAW
ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES AND/OR MANAGEMENT OF THE NEVADA LODGE IN
AN ATTEMPT TO LOCATE FINGERPRINTS FOR JACK FARMER AND INFORMATION
OF THE ALLEGED ACCIDENT BY FARMER AND DUNNING ON AUGUST 5,

1969.
ALL LOCATED FINGERPRINTS FOR FARMER AND/OR DUNNING SHOULD on
BE IMMEDIATELY FORWARDED TO SA IDENTIFICATION
DIVISION, LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION.
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164-41 (P) March 14, 1980
YOUR FILE NO.
FBI FILE NO. isa-aiay ?

LATENT case No. A-45410

to: SAC, Portland

RE: NORJAK
REFERENCE: Airtel 2-13-80
EXAMINATION REQUESTED By: Portland
SPECIMENS: Approximately $5,800.00 in U.S. currency, Q58
The Q specimen is further described in a separate Laboratory
report.
No latent prints are present or were developed on the U.S.
currency. ,
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164-41 (P) March 14, 1980
YOUR FILE NO.
FBI FILE NO. 184-3114 2

LATENT CASE NO. A-45410

to: SAC, Portland

RE: NORJAK

EXAMINATION REQUESTED By: Portland
SPECIMENS: Approximately $5, 800.00 in U.S. currency, Q58

The Q specimen is further described in a separate Laboratory

report,
No latent prints are present or were developed on the U.S.
currency. :
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'Dr'ssemination

RoSting Slip. --,.
FD-417 (9-12-69) 4
(Copies to Offices Checked)

To: [-) Director, Att.:

Cg SAC,
[_] Albany (7) Houston
{_} Albuquerque (_] Indianapolis
(_) Alexandria C_] Jackson
{(] Anchorage (_) Jacksonville
(_j Atlanta {_] Kansas City
(_] Baltimore (_} Knoxville
(_| Birmingham (_] Las Vegas
(_] Boston {_] Little Rock
[—j Buffalo {[_] Los Angeles
(_] Butte (_]} Louisville
{_] Charlotte (| Memphis
{_] Chicago (_] Miami
(_J Cincinnati (_] Milwaukee
(_] Cleveland (_] Minneapolis
(_] Columbia (C] Mobile
L_] Dallas (_.) Newark
{_] Denver [_] New Haven
(_] Detroit (_] New Orleans
{_] El Paso (_} New York City
(—J Honolulu [_] Norfolk

Date

7/1/80

[_] Oklahoma City
Omaha
{_] Philadelphia
[_] Phoenix
(_] Pittsburgh
{_]} Portland
{_] Richmond
(_] Sacramento
St. Louis
{_] Salt Lake City
{_} San Antonio
{_] San Diego
{_] San Francisco
{_] San Juan
(_] Savannah
Rt Seattle
[_] Springfield
(_] Tampa
[_] Washington Field

RE: UNSUB, aka
D.B. Cooper
AIRCRAFT PIRACY
00: Portland

REMARK 8:

Enclosed for Seattle is Mobile
letter to Detroit dated 6/25/80, which is

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SAC, DETROIT (164-115) 6/25/80
SAC, MOLILE (164-125) (RUC)

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Re Detroit letter to Nobile, 4/14/80.

On 5/29/80, | | Alabama
Board of Corrections, Route 5, Sox 125, Montgomery, Alabama,
36117, telephone vas contacted at the Kilby State

Prison. | | adviscd that all records for 7 labama State
Prisoners are Maintained at th: Central Records Office,
3371 Atlanta Highway, Montgomery, Alabama. [___|further
advised that he had made inquiry of this_record section and
determined that a record in the name of
wus on £ile.

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Alabama Board of Corrections, 3371 Atlanta uighvwar,
Montgomery, Alabama, was contacted and she_made available
Alabama TDoard of & ections Pile Number in the name
of A review of this
file disclosed the following information:

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Department of Corrections and Institutions, Montgomery,
Alabama, onL___—«ds~=s On| Jwas paroled and
assigned to the Parole Office at Decatur, Alabama.
incarceration with the Alabama State Department of
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along with |, cor having

Jin Albertville, Alabama.

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|- U. S. Marine Corps, enlistment

|- U. S. Marshal, Detroit, Michigan

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- State Department of Corrections and
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SAC, DETROIT (164-115) 6/25/80

SAC, MOBILE (164-125) (RUC)

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00: PORTLAND

Re Detroit letter to Mobile, 4/14/80.

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Montgomery, Alabama, was contacted and she made available
Alabama Board of Corrections File Number | in the name
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file disclosed the following information:

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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

M em 0 7 a ndum FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

TO 'i SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) "DATE: 6/27/80

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Ns * SAC, SAN FRANCISCO (164-220) (P) (SQ. 10)

SUBJECT: NORJAK (A);
00: SEATTLE T

Being forwarded to the Minneapolis Office is one
colored photograph depicting two white males, standing in
front of a snowmobile, with the notation of D.B. Cooper
for the individual in the brown or maroon trousers.

For the information of Seattle and Minneapolis,
a letter dated_6/17/80, was received at the San Francisco
Office from] jfrom San Francisco.
In this letter,| |states that recently, while he
was in Minneapolis to attend a high school reunion, he met

a high school classmate who furnished , Rfu_the above mentioned
photograph. He said this individual is _

| | Minneapolis, Minnesota,
telephone number| | He said this individual believed
that the photograph was that of D.B. Cooper. He continued
that the social_occasion did not lend itself to questioning

| | } but| Jindicated that this individual was
| now in Canada.
[| pointed out that| |was in a

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siderable difficulty with the aid of crutches. He seemed a
little incoherent at times, and his wife mentioned that he
had had considerable damage to his neck and head at the time
of the accident. | told that an Agent of
the FBI would probably call on him at a later date regarding
this matter.

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2 - Minneapolis (Enc. 1)
2 - San Francisco

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) 6/27/80

SAC, SAN FRANCISCO (164-220) (PB) (sQ. 10)

MORTAR (A);
03: SEATTLE

Being forwarded to the Minneapolis Office is one
colored photograph depicting two white males, standing in
front of a snowmobile, with the notation of D.B. Cooper
for the individual in the brown or maroon trousers.

For the information of Seattle and 'Yinneapolis,
a letter dated_6/17/30, was received at the San Francisco
Office from }£rom San Francisco.
In this letter, | jJstates that recently, while he
was in Minneapolis to attend a high school reunion, he mat
a high school classmate who furnished him_the above mentioned

rbhotoaraph. He said this individual is| , | -
ilinneanolis, "Minnesota,
telephone number | | He said this individual believed
that the photograph was that of D.B. Cooper. He continued
that the social_occasion did not lend itself to questioning
| } but indicated that this individual was
now in Canada.

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siderable difficulty with the aid of crutches. fe seomed a
little incoherent at times, and his wife mentioned that he
had had considerable damage to his neck and head at the time
of the accident. | | told jthat an Agent of
the PBI would probably call on him at a later date regarding
this matter.

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SUBJECT:

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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Memorandum

SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

DATE: 6/27/80

SAC, SAN FRANCISCO (164-220) (P) (SQ. 10)

LAL

Being forwarded to the Minneapolis Office is one
colored photograph depicting two white males, standing in
front of a snowmobile, with the notation of D.B. Cooper
for the individual in the brown or maroon trousers.

NORJAK (A);
00: SEATTLE

For the information of Seattle and Minneapolis,
a letter dated_6/17/80, was received at the San Francisco
Office from| |} from San Francisco.
In this letter, | Jstates that recently, while he
was in Minneapolis to attend a high school reunion, he met

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a high school classmate who furnished , ftthe above mentioned
pphotoaranh.—He said this indy ividual is

Minneapolis, MinneSota,

telephone numberL___—}—s «He Said this individual believed
that the photograph was that of D.B. Cooper. He continued
that the social_occasion did not lend itself to questioning

| but Jindicated that this individual was
now in Canada.

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Siderable difficulty with the aid of crutches. He seemed a
little incoherent at times, and his wife mentioned that he
had had considerable damage to his neck and head at the time
of the accident. | told] Jthat an Agent of
the FBI would probably call on him at a later date regarding
this matter.

@ - Seattle

2 - Minneapolis

2 ~- San Francisco
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SEARL HED. INDEX
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BROWN, SSAN 22579258919) DOUGLAS COUNTY, NEVADA SHERIFF'S

OFFICE NUMBER 630382, NO KNOWN ARRESTS, LAST KNOWN ADDRESSES
_ OF 535 ST. FRANCIS DRIVE AND 1293 'MARION AVENUE, BOTH IN
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JACK SCOTT—FARWER DESCRIBED AS Wid, DOB MAY 22, 1944,

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ARRESTS, LAST KNOWN ADDRESS 59! CASSIDY, YUBA CITY,

CALIFORNIA, REPORTED MISSING AND PRESUMED DROWNED AT CRYSTAL
BAY, AUGUST 5, 1969.
ON JULY 1, 1986, FINGERPRINT CARD FOR DUNNING OBTAINED

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FROM DOUGLAS COUNTY, NEVADA SHERIFF'S OFFICE AT MINDEN.

ATTEMPTS TO LOCATE FINGERPRINT CARD FOR FARMER AT WASHOE

COUNTY, NEVADA SHERIFF'S OFFICE, RENO, NEVADA, TO DATE, HAS

BEEN NEGATIVE. THIS CARD APPEARS TO HAVE BEEN LOST OR

MISPLACED, HOWEVER, FINGERPRINT CLASSIFICATION IS AVAILABLE.

SACRAMENTO DIVISION SHOULD CONTINUE EFFORTS TO SECURE
FINGERPRINT CARD FOR FARMER THROUGH CII, DMV OR POSSIBLY
THROUGH LOGICAL AGENCY IN YUBA CITY, CALIFORNIA.

LAS VEGAS DIVISION WILL FORWARD TO THE BUREAU THE
FINGERPRINT CARD OF DUNNING AND THE CLASSIFICATION OF FARMER.
WILL FORWARD TO OTHER OFFICES THE WASHOE COUNTY, NEVADA
SHERIFF'S OFFICE REPORT RE DROWNING AWD RESULTS OF
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WMA, DOB DECEMBER 18, 1987, 3'8", £65 POUND, BOR ADD
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CASHED BY AND GIVEN TO
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THE PORTLAND AREA.

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INTEREST IN THE RECOVERED MONEY$ 2) THE $90 THAT IS
WIRED FROM A WASHINGTON BANK; 3) HIS FEAR OF FEDERAL

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5) HIS PARATROOPER EXPERIENCE AND 6) HIS PHYSICAL AGE
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DRAWINGS OF D. B. COOPER.

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'PREVIOUSLY REPORTED UNIDENTIFIED LATENT FINGERPRINTS AND

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For Personal Identification
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FD-36 (Rev. 5-22-78) ) @

Bureau of Criminal Identification and Information (CII), advised
that a check of their files failed to locate any record for 4
Jack Farmer. | made available a copy of a fingerprint

card showing a Garth Hudson Dunning, age 23, applying for % [-§

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teacher's license in 1951. cot bY 4-3

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2 - Sacramento

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(_] Teletype : (1) Immediate (_] TOP SECRET
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RE: SE teletype to Bureau, 6/27/80. ~
Enclosed for SE is one Xérox copy of fingerprint card
for Garth Hudson Dunning.
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Earline M. Charles.
At Sacramento, Ca.
A check of Ca. motor vehicle registration and driver's
license records, on June 30, 1980, through the Ca. Law
Enforcement Telecommunication System (CLETS), failed to locate
a license for Jack Farmer born 5/22/44. Records were also
negative under the name Garth Dunning.
It is to be noted that records reveal numerous licenses
issued to individuals by the name of Jack Farmer, however none
of these individuals reside in Yuba City.
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: RE: . WORJAK | Sue Al

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RE: SE teletype to Bureau, 6/27/80.

Enclosed for. SE is one %exox copy of fingerprint card
for Garth Hudson Dunning.

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Earline M. Charles.

At Sacramento, | Ca.

A check of Ca. motor vehicle registration and driver's
license records, on June 30, 1980, through the Ca. Law
_Enforcement Telecommunication System (CLETS), failed to locate
"@ license for Jack Farmer born 5/22/44. Records were also.
nedflitive under the name Garth Dunning.

It is to be noted that records reveal numerous licenses
issued to individuals by the name of Jack Farmer, however none
of these individuals reside in Yuba City.

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Bureau of Criminal Identification and Information (CII), advised »7¢
that a check of their files failed to locate any record for g
Jack Farmer. made available a copy of a fingerprint

- card showing a Garth Hudson Dunning, age 23, applying for a

teacher's license in 1951.

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1-336 (Rev. 10-26-79)

FEDER BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Washington, D. C. 20537

REPORT

of the

LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION
IDENTIFICATION DIVISION

YOURFILENO. 164-497 (7) (P) July 3, 1980

FBI FILE NO. 164-2141
LATENT CASE NO. A-L5l 0

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FEDENT BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Washington, D. C. 20537

REPORT

of the

LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION
IDENTIFICATION DIVISION

YOURFILENO. 164-497 (7) (P) July 3, 1980

FBI FILE NO. 164-2111
LATENT CASE NO. 9 _lichi4 0

To:5SAC, Los Angeles

RE: NORJAK;

REFERENCE: Teletype 6/12/80
EXAMINATION REQUESTED By: Los Angeles
SPECIMENS:

The previously reported unidentified J

FBI No palm prints for|
the Identification Division files.

2 - Seattle (164-81)
1 - Portland (164-41) ©

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

915 Second Avenue
. 7 Reply, Please Refer to Seattle, Washington 98174 |
le No. July 8, 1980

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Second and Marion
Seattle, Washington 98104

Dear Sir:

-Pursuant to a telephone call from Special Agent "BG
|, to your department on July 8, 1980, and incident to an BIC
official investigation by this agency, it is requested that you

furnish identifying data (Social Security Number and Date of Birth)
from your records regarding

Very truly yours,

Paul L. Mack
Special Agent in Charge

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supervisory Special Agent

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
915 Second Avenue
Pas g's Please Refer to Seattle, Washington 98174 |
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Second and Marion
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| , to your department on July 8, 1980, and incident to an bic
official investigation by this agency, it is requested that you

Furnish identifying data (Sacial Security Number and Date of Birth)

from your records regarding

Very truly yours,

Paul L. Mack
Special Agent in Charge

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Supervisory Special Agent

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Dissemination
Routing Slip ..
FD-417 (9-12-6

(Copies to Offices Checked)

To: [7] Director, Att.:

fest SAC,

(_) Albany

(_] Albuquerque
{__] Alexandria
{_] Anchorage
(_] Atlanta

(-) Baltimore
(_] Birmingham
C_] Boston

{_) Buffalo

(_] Butte

(C] Charlotte
[_} Chicago
(_] Cincinnati
[_} Cleveland
(_] Columbia
(_) Dallas

{_] Denver

(_] Detroit

(_] El Paso
C_] Honolulu

UNSUB, aka
D.B. Cooper

RE:

(_]} Houston

(—] Indianapolis
(_] Jackson

{__| Jacksonville
{_] Kansas City
[—) Knoxville
(_j Las Vegas
{_] Little Rock
(| Los Angeles
C_] Louisville
(_] Memphis

(_] Miami

{_] Milwaukee
(_] Minneapolis
{_] Mobile

C_] Newark

[_] New Haven
[_] New Orleans
(_] New York City
[_] Norfolk

Date

(_] Oklahoma City
(_] Omaha

(_] Philadelphia
(_] Phoenix

([) Pittsburgh

L_} Portland

{_] Richmond

[] Sacramento
[_] St. Louis

[_] Salt Lake City
[_] San Antonio
[_] San Diego

(_] San Francisco
(_) San Juan

(_] Savannah

& | Seattle

{_]} Springfield
(_] Tampa

(_] Washington Field

7/7/80

CAA-HIJACKING (A)

OO: Seattle

REMARK S:

Enclosed is Anchorage letter to

Portland dated 7/1/80 which was sent inadvertantly
since

to Portland as office of origin;
letter is being forwarded.

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M, d FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
TO SAC, PORTLAND DATE: 7/1/80
FROM Sadie ANCHORAGE (164-227) (RUC)
SUBJECT: UNSUB, aka
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closed for Portland are three rental receipts in
the name |
On 6/19/80, | Jj and currently
residing at | Fairbanks, Alaska, telephone
| contacted SA| }at the Fairbanks Resident

C2>- Portland (Enc. aon |

Agency, | Jadvised that he had information which he believed
pertains to captioned matter. He advised that approximately one
year after instant hijacking, he sent a letter to the Portland
Office of the FBI suggesting that he may have positive information
in this matter. He advised he was never contacted regarding this
letter and he subsequently wrote a second letter during 1980,
shortly after money, believed to be ransom money in this case,

was found in the Columbia River near Portland, Oregon.

[ advised that he has also not received an answer
to the above letter.
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[|then explained that during 1971, he was a newspaper
carrier for the Daily News—Miner at Fairbanks, Alaska. Included
On his paper route was the| apartment_building located
at| | Fairbanks, Alaska. of

that apartment building was occupied by a who he
| knew as_thef | at the F. W.#Woolworth store

in Fairbanks. |described| Jas follows:

Sex Male

Race Caucasian

Age Approximately 31 - 32
Height Approximately 5'10"
Build Slender

Hair Dark and cut short

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AN 164-227
Miscellaneous Did not wear glasses; clean-
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month period with jand determined that{[__lexpressed an b7Cc

avid interest in flying and parachuting. [___Jaiso discussed

Vietnam as though he had been involved in that _conflict.

never mentioned a family and resided alone. [_Jrecailed that
generally kept to himself and had few, if any, visitors.

[| recalled thatL_____]was a subscriber to the b6
newspaper from approximately 5/2/71 - approximately 11/20/71. b7c
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approximately 11/24/71, indicating that he was traveling to the
Los Angeles, California, area to become the of the
Woolworth store there.

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left Fairbanks, Alaska, he recalled seeing the news accounts b7C
concerning captioned hijacking. He recalled a Sr rong ppesemblance
between the composite drawings of captioned Unsub and
He advised that he immediately formed the opinion that| jcould
have been D.B. Cooper; however, as a juvenile, he was so intrigued

by the possibility that this crime could be conducted successfully
that he chose not to contact anyone about his suspicions.

Approximately one year after the crime he decided that
he should make known his beliefs and he wrote his first letter to
the FBI. When he did not receive an answer to this letter he
assumed that the matter was resolved without needing to contact
him and did not consider the matter further. His interest was
again aroused when he saw news accounts regarding the recovery of
money connected to this case. At that time, he wrote a second
letter to the FBI concerning his suspicions.

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for | might_be destroyed with age. Based on this bic
concern he contacted | | who own and operate
the apartment building at| L which wn
as| apartments during 1971. | |
owned the building at that time also; however, have since changed

the name of the building. [___]advised he was allowed to search
rental receipts for the building and was successful in locating
the three enclosed receipts for May, July, and October, 1971, in the

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AN 164-227

name of | Two of these receipts show a middle initial
which appears to be advised he was unable to locate the
other rental receipts for| | however. did locate a rental
receipt dated 11/22/71 in the name of showing that
a deposit was_made on| | He explained that this would

indicate that| |}moved into that unit some time on or shortly
after 11/22/71. He explained that he recalled that[___]|did not
actually leave the apartment _until approximately one or two days
before Thanksgiving, 1971. [_____ladvised he also found a rental
receipt dated 4/5/71, in the name of| indicating
that | |was the occupant of | |during April, 1971.

[J advised thatl ltold him he
could keep these rental receipts and he was, therefore, furnishing
them to the FBI, without any desire to receive them back.

[L__jadvised he could furnish no additional descriptive
information regarding[__Jand was only furnishing this
information to relieve his own mind.

On 6/20/80, teletype inquiry with the Alaska Department
of Motor Vehicles determined that there is no record for a
[ Jwith an address of| |
Fairbanks, Alaska. It was determined that drivers' license
records are routinely purged every five years.

On 6/20/80, the records of the Fairbanks Police
Department and the_Alaska State Troopers, Fairbanks, Alaska,
were negative for|

Fairbanks, Alaska.

On 6/20/80, the records of the Interior Credit Bureau,
910 College Road, Fairba Alaska ailed reflect a reference
identifiable with
| Fairbanks, Alaska. It was determined that the records
are routinely destroyed after five years of inactivity.

On 6/20/80, | | F.W. Woolworth
m 302 Cushman Street, Fairbanks, Alaska, telephone
romani advised that a review of store records back to 1970
(records have been destroyed prior to that) fails to reflect any
reference to a| jhaving been employed at the store as
an| Jor in any other capacity. [further
advised that he came to the Fairbanks store during 1977 from the
Los Angeles area where he served as the of the Panorama

City, California, Woolworth store for| | He i
he was never familiar with al lwho served as an|

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| ]of any of the Los Angeles area Woolworth
stores while he was at the Panorama City store.

| further advised that the national headquarters
for F.W. Woolworth Company are located in the Woolworth Building
on Broadway, New York, New York. He emphasized, however, that
the company headquarters would not have any personnel records
as these are maintained in the individual store where the
employee is assigned.

[___Jzurther advised that| | a Fairbanks area
resident, had also made recent inquiry regarding| |
At that time, one of the See of el at believed that she
recalled someone by the name of at the store. The
employee was not certain whether or not the name she was thinking
about was actually lor a similar name. She recalled

that the person she was referring to was also associated in some
way with the University of Alaska.

On 6/23/80,|
University of Alaska, Fairbanks, telephoned | advised that
a review of University of Alaska employee and student records
failed to reflect any reference identifiable with] | or

| Fairbanks, Alaska.

Administrative

Inasmuch as logical investigation at Fairbanks, Alaska,
fails to further identify the] described by
— the above information is being furnished Portland for
whatever action deemed appropriate and Anchorage is considering
this matter RUC.

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SAC, ANCHORAGE (164~227) (RUC)

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(00: PD)

Enclosed for Portland are three rental receipts in

the name |

On_6/19/80, | | and currently
residing at | Fairbanks, Alaska, telephone
| contacted SAl Jat the Fairbanks Resident

Agency. jadvised that he had information which he believed
pertains to captioned matter. He advised that approximately one
year after instant hijacking, he sent a letter to the Portland
Office of the FBI suggesting that he may have positive information
in this matter. He advised he was never contacted regarding this
letter and he subsequently wrote a second letter during 1950,
shortly after money, believed to be ransom money in this case,

was found in the Columbia River near Portland, Oregon.

advised that he has also not received an answer
to the above letter.

[| then explained that during 1971, he was a newspaper
carrier for the Daily News—Miner at Fairbanks, Alaska. Included

on his paper route was the ] apartment_building Loceted

at] | Fairbanks, Alaska. of
that apartment building was occupied by a | who he
knew as the at the F. W. Woolworth store

in Fairbanks. | described | jas follows:

Sex Male

Race Caucasian

Age Approximately 31 - 32
Height Approximately 5'10"
Build Slender

Hair Dark and cut short

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TRANSMIT VIA: PRECEDENCE: CLAS SIFICATION:
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(4) ALRPEL (J) Routine (9 CONFIDENTIAL !
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Date _7/8/80
TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM: SAC, SAN FRANCISCO (164-220) (P) (SQ. 10)
SUBJECT: NORJAK (A);
OO: SEATTLE
Re: Miami airtel to Seattle, 5/1/80.
The following investigation was conducted by SA

AT SAN MATEO, CALIFORNIA:

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1 - Miami (Info.)
1 - San Francisco

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SUBJECT: NORJAK (A); 3
00: SEATTLE

Re: Miami airtel to Seattle, 5/1/80.

The following investigation was conducted by SA _

AT SAN MATEO, CAR TFORNIA: /

(protect identity), upon being re-

contacted, advised that he could furnish no additional informa—_

tion concerning this matter.

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FOR INFORMATION OF SEATTLE, RECORD CHECKS AT THE YUBA . |
COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE, YUBA CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT, MARYSVILLE
POLICE DEPARTMENT AND THE SUTTER COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE WERE
NEGATIVE REGARDING ANY. ARREST RECORD FOR JACK SCOTT FARMER'.

EFERENCED SEATILE TELCAL INQUIRED REGARDING DMV AND CII |
CHECKS, WHICH WERE FORWARDED TO SEATILE'ON JULY 2, 198@, BY a ae
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COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE, YUBA CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT, MARYSVILLE
| POLIGE DEPARTMENT. AND THE SUTTER COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE WERE
NEGATIVE REGANDING ANY ARREST ANCORD FOR JACK SCOTT FARMER'.

REFERENCED SEATILE TELCAL. INQUIRED REGARDING DMV AND C142
_ CHECKS, WHICH WERE FORWARDED TO SEATILE ON JULY 2, 198%) BY

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PERSONNEL, FEDERAL RECORDS CENTER (CIVILIAN PERSONNEL RECORLS)
Lil WINNEBAGO, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI, ADVISED THAT NO RECORuS OF

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Memorandum

TO : Director, FBI( 164-2111 ) DATE: 6/40/80
FROM : Legal Attache, OTTAWA (164-47 »(P )
SUBJECT: NORJAK .

(A)

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Reference: Byte] , 6/27/80.

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TO: SAC: TO: LEGAT:
(_] Albany (() Houston Oklahoma City Bern
(_] Albuquerque '{_] Indianapolis = Omaha tS Bogota
(_} Alexandria [_] Jackson (_] Philadelphia (_] Bonn
(_] Anchorage (_1 Jacksonville (_j Phoenix (C] Buenos Aires
(_] Atlanta (_] Kansas City () Pittsburgh (_] Hong Kong
(_] Baltimore _] Knoxville {_} Portland ([] London
(_] Birmingham (| Las Vegas {_| Richmond {_} Manila
(_] Boston C_] Little Rock (__] Sacramento (-] Mexico City
[_] Buffalo [[] Los Angeles (-] St. Louis (C) Ottawa

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(1 Chicago (_] Miami [_] San Diego ((] Tokyo.
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(_] Cleveland (_] Minneapolis (J San Juan
(_] Columbia (_] Mobile [Savannah
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(_] Denver New Haven [_] Springfield
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(J Honolulu Norfolk [_] Quantico

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(| SAC, Brooklyn-Queens (MRA)

(Date)
NORJAK (A)
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Retention For appropriate

(EX) For information [[] optional {(] action (—] Surep, by

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sources, [_] paraphrase contents.

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"Memorandum

TO : Director, FBI( 164-2111 )

FROM : Legal Attache, OTTAWA (164-47

SUBJECT: NORJAK
(A)
00: Seattle

Reference:

UNITED STATES ae OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION -

DATE: 6/30/80

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Butel, 6/27/80.

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{_] —__—___ copies of

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Name and Location of Agency

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The following investigation was conducted
by SC DENISE NELSON-NALL on July 2, 1980.

AT RENO, NEVADA

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Washoe County Sheriff's Department, Reno, Nevada,
furnished the following information:

She stated GARTH DUNNING applied with that
department for a work card in 1969 to work at the
Tahoe Nugget as a dealer, listing an address of
Ridgeway Street, CarnelianBay, California. She stated
the file is on microfilm. She furnished a copy of his
fingerprint card but stated his original application
for a work card has been lost.

She stated JACK SCOTT FARMER applied with
that department for a work card in 1969 to work at
the Nevada Lodge as a dealer listinga address of
Ridgeway Street, CarnelimBay, California. She stated
the file is on microfilm also and his fingerprint card
has been lost but did furnish a copy of his original
work card application.

She stated both DUNNING and FARMER were
photographed by that department and furnished copies
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ebtainged Exom the Douglas County Sheriff's
Office, Hinden, Wevada.

One cepy of reports dated 8/6/69 from the
Washoe Caunty Sheriff's Office, Reno, Navada,
which ceflect the disappcarance and possible
drownlnag of Garth Uudsen Dunning and Jack Scott
PVormer.

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For the information of the Bureau and receiving
offices, the original fingerprint card for Jack Scott
Farmer could not be located in the Records Division of
che Washoe County Sheriff's Office, Reno, Nevada. Investi-
gation conducted at Crystal Bay, Incline Village, Reno, and
Carson City, Nevada, has failed to locate any other finger~
print card for Farmer. Farmer's fingerprint classification
is as follows: O 313" Ioo 19.

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The Identification Division, Attn: Latent
Fingexprint Section, is requested to photograph the enclosed
Dunning fingerprint card, make appropriate comparisons as
suggested in referenced 6/27/80 teletype, and thereafter
return the original card to the Las Vegas Division,

Attn: Carson City Resident Agency, whereupon it will be
returned to the Dauglas County Sheriff's Office.

LEAD :

LAS VEGAS DIVISION

At Carson City, Nevada

Will forward appropriate FD~-302s reflecting
investigation at Crystal Bay, Incline Village, and Carson
City, Nevada. .

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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

Memorandum

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

TO : SAC, PORTLAND (164-41) DATE? = 7/11/80

FROM; SAC, SACRAMENTO (164-50) (P)

SUBJECT: NORJAK

00: Seattle

For the information of Portland on 7/9/80,

Deputy |

| Siskiyou County Sheriff'ts Office,

Yreka, California, advised that he had received

"information

from an individual who wished to have

her identity protected regarding captioned matter.
This an re name is |

California, telephone number| |
| ladvised|

that approximately two years

ago|

who now resides at

| Phoenix, Arizona, telephone

number | } told her that while working on a ranch

near Hilt, California, on the Oregon border with an

individual named| | that had
gotten drunk and told| [that he was D. B. Cooper.

went on to tell| Jthat he had buried

the money aij

fter the sky-jacking and was waiting to dig

it up. He advised that he had moved to the Hilt,

California,

area due to the fact that there were too

many policeman aware of the situation in Washington

and Oregon.

Subsequent to receiving the above information

was telephonically contacted on 7/9/80,

and advised that again she wished to have her identity
remain anonymous but that she had received the above
information from| jJapproximately two or

three years

ago and that| had again mentioned

it approximately two or three months ago. | |
advised that she had seen lonce or twice

but that

and therefore would be extremely familiar with him.

had worked and lived with]

| Jadvised that to the best of her recollection

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near Callahan's Restaurant, near Ashland, Oregon, b7D
approximately two or three years ago, and therefore
would have a record in the state of Oregon.

The above information is being furnished to
Portland for its evaluation. Any logical leads, such
as an attempt to locate a record on b6
or a composite photograph being showed tol | b7c
in Phoenix, Arizona, is being left up to the discretion b7D

of office of origin.

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The following investigation was
Arundel County, Maryland by Special Agent

On July 11, 1980, the records of t!
Annapolis, Maryland, were checked concerning

and they revealed that| |was not arrested by that.
department in the early I570"s, He did have three arrests as
ollows: ,

Charge Disposition Date

Annapolis PD records further reflect | | listed |
his address at that time as| _ | Richmond, Virginia.
In addition, subject had FBI record ¢/|

This recor
reflected an additional arrest by Anne Arundel County PD in
On July 8, 1986, records of Anne Arundel County PD

wer ked and revealed that| lwas arrested on
and on| |for the same charge
of | | The comp ; é :
was | lwith the
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occupation was listed ag and
the record reflects that the complainant
left for home on an airplane. In the orrense, was

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The following investigation was _ conducted in Anne
Arundel County, Maryland by Special Agent} |

On July 11, 1980, the records of the_Annapolis City PD,

Annapolis, Maryland, were checked concerning

and they revealed that | was not arreste y. a
department in the early S. He did have three arrests as
follows: ;

Charge Disposition Date

Annapolis PD records further reflect[ __] listed
his address at that time as| | Richmond, Virginia. -

In addition, subject had FBI record # | This record
reflected an additional arrest by Anne Arundel County PD in

On July 8, 1980, recerds of Anne Arundel County PD
were checked and revealed_that was arrested on

and on |] for the same charge

of | |. The complainant in both of these matters
was| | with the

| Millersville, Md. | |

occupation was listed aq ]and_in th arrest
the record reflects that the complainant

left for home on an airplane. In the| offense, [was
placed for collateral and the disposition listed wai

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TOr SAC, PITTSBURGH (164-93)
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SUBJE NORJAK (A)

00: Seattle

Re Pittsburgh tel to Bureau, 6/25/80.

Enclosed for Pittsburgh and Seattle are two cppies
of investigative insert.

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continues. 7

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SUBJECT: NORJAK (A)
00: Seattle

Re Pittsburgh tel to Bureau, 6/25/80.

Enclosed for Pittsburgh and Seattle are two copies

of investigative insert.
Baltimore, at Silver Spring, Maryland, investigation

continues.

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Seattle (Enc. 2)

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"tH 3UFFALO TELCAL TO SUREAU, JULY 1d, 1980.

FOR INFO OF BUREAU, ASAC| | BUFFALO WAS —_

ASSIGNED TO SALT LAKE CITY DIVISION AT TIME OF CAPTIONED HIJACKING.
DURING COURSE OF INVESTIGATION OF HIJACKING CASE COMMITTED BY

SU3J RICHARD FLOYD MC COY, JR., APRIL 9, 1972, SIMILARITIES Were
NOTED BETWEEN SUBJECT OF NORJAK CASE AND MC COY. INTEWSIVE

INVESTIGATION WAS CONDUCTED BY SU DIVISION AND OTHER DIVISIONS

TO ESTABLISH WHETHER, IN FACT, MC COY
BUREAU FILES

HIJACKING IN NORJAK.

INVESTIGATION DURING PERIOD APRIL,

JAS THe PERPETRAIOR OF
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VERSATION[ J ADVISED HE HAD TAKEU SIGNED STATEMENT Fut

WC COY UHENELL co COY DESCRIBED SCELaAnIO OF HIJACKING Li ShICn He

WAS ARKESTED. "AS ASKED "HETHER HE weCALLep (NAT AT flues

OF MC COY HIJACKING, HC COY HAD BEEN CONSIDZRED SUoPacl Lu LOxdAK.
[ss STATED HE DID ROT RECALL THAT, HOYEVER, He POLS RECALL 6 |
THAT AT TIME HZ TOOX SIGNED STATZWENT FxOM HO COY wHICK COssuiien

SEVEHAL KOUAS, AT CONCLUSION OF SIGNED STATEWT HC COY Tyatet To

HIM AwD ASKED HIM, "HOW DON'T YOU YANT ME TO TZLL YOU AgOUT To

oTHEx one?" [___]STATED THAT HE DID NOT RKALIZE yHar HC COY

MAY HAVE BEEN REFERRING TO auD BECAUSE HE das PazSsed FOR Tine

OW HIS PRE-SEUTENCING REPORT, HE SAID, "LO, NOT NO. L'LL Tay

TO GET BACK TO YOU." AFTER OBTAINING SlGueb StatsiucwT,

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SIGLOD STATINENT AND ORDERED SIGKED STATEMENT S2ALaD In COUNT
RECORDS. orvveasl—]otars HE DIV wT GOT sak TO Tabs Tu
US COY ABOUT ANY FURTHER WATTERS. WO COY vas SUSS2QUZUTLY
SEATENCED TO FORTY YEARS IW PRISO AND YAS IMCANCERATED af
LEWISBURG FEDERAL PENITENTIARY, LEVIS3URG, PA.
FOLLONING HIS INCARCERATION NC COY ESCAPED FROM PuISOu Alu ile
AUD ANOTHER PRISONER PEAPETRATED SEVERAL 34uk MOBBEXTAS Liv
INDIANAPOLIS, KENTUCKY AND WORTH CAROLINA AREAS. SUBSEGUELT L-
VESTIGATION LOCATZD HC COY AT VIAGINIA BEACH, VA. AND MC Cov
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AT TIME OF MC COY'S TRIAL In 1972 Pee
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FEARFUL OF MC COY AND YAS PROVIDED PHOTECTION BY FBI AGENTo OUZLiG
COURSE OF TRIAL. AT TItd OF NORJAK CONTINUING THRU Tis OF ats
ARREST,
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AND SURZAU MAY WISH TO REVIEW INVESTIGATION CONDUCTED To
ESTABLISH MC COY AS SUBJECT OF HOAJAK AUD POSSIBLY CONSIDER The
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INVESTIGATION, KOVEVER, ESTABLISHED THAT WC COY YAS WOT, Iu FACT,
Tif PROVO 8UT WAS IN LAS VEGAS, &EVADA AT LEAST PART OF THaT Tlie.

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7 NORJAX, CAA = NIJACK CA), (OO: SEATTLE?

; ORE BUFFALO TELCAL 10 BUREAU, JULY 18, 1980.

| FOR INFO OF BUREAU, ASAS BUFFALO WAS

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"TQ ESTABLISH WHETHER, IN FACT, MC COY WAS THE PERPETRATOR OF 'THE
HEGAGKING IN SORJAK. BUREAU FILES VILL CONTAIN RESULTS OF THAT }
INVESTIGATION DURING PERIOD APRIL, 1972 THRU SUMMER, 1972,

AS BUREAU AND SEATTLE ARE AWARE, THERE WaS LITTLE PHYSICAL

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FD-362 (REV. 3-8-77) © @

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

+ Su Kr 'y Sb, & Date of transcription 7/3/8 0

| | Nevada Lodge Hotel and Casino,
furnished the following information:

advised that he was employed as aL_s—iéid
during the time that Jack Scott Farmer was employed by the
Nevada Lodge as a craps dealer, during the years 1968 and
1969. He was aware that in August, 1969, Farmer was reported
missing and presumed drowned. a stated that he had no
reason to believe that this report and presumption was not
correct.

stated that he recalled Farmer having
discussed skin diving with him in Lake Tahoe several days
prior to the disappearance, Farmer relating the precautions
necessary to dive in Lake Tahoe. He recalled that Farmer
had served as a skin di instructor on a part-time basis
during his employment. stated that he was not aware
of any skydiving abilities possessed by Farmer, and could
not recall any discussions relating to skydiving with Farmer.

[ds advisea that Farmer rode a motorcycle and
frequently carried with him on the motorcycle a small dog.
Farmer was known for his unorthodox actions at times, however,
was considered a reliable employee who rarely missed work.
Farmer was considered honest and was not suspected of having
stolen or otherwise deprived the Nevada Lodge of any funds
or money.

[_]recalled that Farmer had been attending
school at an unknown location. He did not recognize the
name Garth Dunning, either as an employee or a friend of
Farmer's.

[_— advisea that he could vaguely recall having
discussed Farmer approximately three months ago with an
unknown person and could not recall if this person was
another Nevada Lodge employee or someone from outside. He
added that he would not have stated that Farmer was suspected
of stealing money.

Investigation on 722/890

by

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furnished the following information: BIC
advised that he was employed as a[_ b6
auring the time that Jack Scott Farmer was employed by the b7c

Nevada Lodge as a craps dealer, during the years 1968 and
1969. He was aware that in August, 1969, Farmer was reported
missing and presumed drowned. DP stétea that he had no
reason to believe that this report and presumption was not
correct.

[_| stated that he recalled Farmer having b6
discussed skin diving with him in Lake Tahoe several days b7c
prior to the disappearance, Farmer relating the precautions
necessary to dive in Lake Tahoe. He recalled that Farmer
had served as a skin diving instructor on a part-time basis
during his employment. [—_—_—srJstated that he was not aware
of any skydiving abilities possessed by Farmer, and could
not recall any discussions relating to skydiving with Farmer.

advised that Farmer rode a motorcycle and b6
frequently carried with him on the motorcycle a small dog. bic
Farmer was known for his unorthodox actions at times, however,
was considered a reliable employee who rarely missed work.
: Farmer was considered honest and was not suspected of having
: stolen or otherwise deprived the Nevada Lodge of any funds '
' or money.

recalled that Farmer had been attending b6
school at an unknown location. He did not recognize the bic

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{ name Garth Dunning, either as an employee or a friend of
} Farmer's.

[advised that he could vaguely recall having b6
discussed Farmer approximately three months ago with an bic
unknown person and could not recall if this person was
another Nevada Lodge employee or someone from outside. He

| added that he would not have stated that Farmer was suspected
of stealing money.

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| investigation on — at File #

| SA Arw - 7/2/80 Pee
by Date dictated .
This document contains neither recommendations nor canctusions of the FBI. It Is the Property of the FB! and Is loaned to your agency;
it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. DOB Cooper- 18411

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

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[dj advised that he recalled Jack Scott Farmer b6
asa craps dealer who was employed at the casino from May 31, / bT7C
1968 through August 9, 1969. During, or prior to his employment,
Farmer had been a student at Chico State College in Chico,

California. [____——_—sdJstated that during Farmer's employment,
he was never suspected of cheating or otherwise stealing money
from the Nevada Lodge. | |] advised that during that
time period, he| | was employed as a| |
and would have been aware of any accusations against Farmer.

[Cid recalled that Farmer shared a very close b6
relationship with| [ Jidentified as b7c
| ] Attempts to locate an loyment application
for] jwas negative, however recalled that

married another person and probably worked under her
married name. produced a 3X5 card reflecting
Farmer's employment dates and physical descripti
employment files, whereupon it was noted the name
and a telephone number of
This number may have been the telephone number of|

advised that he was aware Farmer had b6

been reported drowned with another person, and was not b7Cc
familiar with the name Garth Dunning. |

[| stated that no fingerprint cards are b6
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FD-302 (REV. 3-8-77)

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

> UA b dy Ui, & , Date of transcription 7/3/80

| Nevada Lodge Hotel

and Casino, furnished the following information:

advised that he recalled Jack Scott Farmer

as a craps dealer who was employed at the casino from May 31,
1968 through August 9, 1969. During, or prior to his employment,
Farmer had been a student at Chico State College in Chico,
California. [____—s—édwW stated that during Farmer's employment,

he was never suspected of cheating or otherwise stealing money

from the Nevada Lodge.
time period, he|

advised that during that
|was employed as al |

and would have been aware of any accusations against Farmer. |

| | recalled that Farmer shared a very close

relationship with | jidentified as

for]

Attempts to locate an employment application
Jwas negative, however, recalled that

married name.

| | married Parner ney een and probably worked under her

produced a 3X5 card reflecting

Farmer's employment dates and physical description from the
employment files, whereupon_it was noted the name |
and a telephone number of| |

This number may have been the telephone number of

advised that he was aware Farmer had

been reported drowned with another person, and was not '
familiar with the name Garth Dunning.

stated that no fingerprint cards are

maintained at the Nevada Lodge for any reason whatsoever.

7/1/80 / Crystal Bay, Nevada ~EV-~16-4—6.0
Investigation on é at File #
id .
SA Farw 7/2/80
by Date dictated
This document contains nelther recommendations nor conctustons ef the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and Is toaned to your agency;

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION.

Su Be KB ) 4 Date of transcription 7/3/80

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Douglas County b6
Sheriff's Office, advised that she had located a fingerprint bIC
card for Garth Hudson Dunning, dated July 25, 1966. Also 7
located were Applications for Work Permit pertaining to

Dunning dated July 25, 1966, July 11, 1968 and July 30, 1969.

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FQ-302 (REV. 3-8-77} . @ ;

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Sur A$ te } (, _ of transcription 7/3/80

| | Douglas County
"Sheriff's Office, advised that she had located a fingerprint
card for Garth Hudson Dunning, dated July 25, 1966. Also
located were Applications for Work Permit pertaining to
Dunning dated July 25, 1966, July 11, 1968 and July 30, 1969.

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The original fingerprint card and copies_of the
work applications were furnished to Special Agent| |

7/1/80 / Minden, Nevada ~-LYV164-69—
nf at File #

SAV axrw 7/2/80

by Date dictated

investigation on

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the propeity of the FBI and Is loaned to your agency
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The following investigation was conducted by Special
Agent] on July 1, 1980: Ps
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At Incline Village, Nevada

Records of the Washoe County Sheriff's Office (WCSO),
Incline Village Substation, reflected that Garth Hudson Dunning
applied for a work permit on August 28, 1963, stating his
employment as a dealer at the Tahoe Nugget, located in Crystal
Bay, Nevada. Dunning furnished a residence address of 1293
Marion Avenue, Chico, California, and Ridgeway Street, Carnelia
Bay, California. He was assigned WCSO #A07970. On August 8,
1969, Dunning was reported as a possible drowning victim, WCSO
case number 51423.

Records located at WCSO, Incline Village Substation,
reflected that Jack Scott Farmer applied for a work permit on
May 31, 1968, listing his employment as a "change person" at
the Nevada Lodge. He was assigned WCSO number A18825. He
furnished addresses of General Delivery, Tahoe City, 591
Cassidy, Yuba City, California, and Ridgeway Street, Carnelia
Bay, California. The record reflects that on June 9, 1969,
he re-applied for a permit as a dealer at the Nevada Lodge,
and on August 6, 1969, was listed as a drowning victim, WCSO
case number 51423.

A review of these records for the name of b6
proved negative. bic
Detective wcso, advised that all

further records concerning the drowning would be available
at the WCSO, Reno, Nevada.

At Carson City, Nevada

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applied for work as a dealer at the Sahara Tahoe Hotel and
Casino on July 25, 1966. He was later employed as a dealer
at Barney's Club, Stateline, Nevada from July 11, 1968 through
July 30, 1969. He was described as a male white adult, date
of birth December 18, 1927, Social Security Account Number

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553-32-8519. These same records reflected that Jack Scott
Farmer was employed as a change person on May 31, 1968 at

the Nevada Lodge, Crystal Bay, Nevada. He was described as

a male white adult, date of birth May 22, 1944, Social Security
Account Number 568-58~-4306. No other information was

available concerning Farmer.

agent[_———sdadvised that fingerprint cards for
gaming persons are not maintained by the Gaming Control Board,
except for key employee positions. He advised that neither
Farmer nor Dunning were considered key employees.

At Minden, Nevada

} Douglas County
Sheriff's Office, advised that no record could be located
identifiable with Jack Scott Farmer.

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The following investigation was conducted by Special

Agent | lon July 1, 1980:

At Incline Village, Nevada

Records of the Washoe County Sheriff's Office (WCSO) ,
Incline Village Substation, reflected that Garth. Hudson Dunning
applied for a work permit on August 28, 1963, stating his
employment as a dealer at the Tahoe Nugget, located in Crystal
'Bay, Nevada. Dunning furnished a residence address of 1293
Marion Avenue, Chico, California, and Ridgeway Street, Carnelia
Bay, California. Hé was assigned WCSO #A07970. On August 8,

1969, Dunning was reported as a possible drowning victim, wcso

'case 'number 51423.

8 Records located at wcSO, Incline Village Substation,
reflected that Jack Scott Farmer applied for a work permit on
May 31, 1968, listing. his employment as a "change person" at
the Nevada Lodge. He was assigned WCSO number Al8825. He —
furnished addresses of General Delivery, Tahoe City, 591
Cassidy, Yuba City, California, and Ridgeway Street, Carnelia
Bay, California. The record reflects that on June 9, 1969,
he re-applied for a permit as a dealer at the Nevada Lodge,
and on August 6, 1969, was listed as a drowning victim, WCSO-
case number 51423.°

A review of these records for the name of |

proved negative.

Detective| | wcsO, advised that all

| further records concerning the drowning would be available

at the WCSO, Reno, Nevada.

At Carson City, Nevada

Records available at_the Nevada State Gaming Control
Board, as furnished by "Agent | | reflect that
Garth Hudson Dunning, 55 St. Francis Drive, Chico, California,

applied for work as a dealer at the Sahara Tahoe Hotel and

Casino on July 25, 1966. He was later employed as a dealer
at Barney's Club, Stateline, Nevada from July 11, 1968 through
July 30, 1969. He was described as a male white adult, date

of birth December 18, 1927, Social Security Account Number

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The following investigation was conducted by
SC DENISE NELSON-NALL on June 30, 1980.

AT RENO, NEVADA

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'Washoe County Sheriff's Department, furnished copies
of her department's reports concerning a drowning
incident involving one JACK SCOTT FARMER, and one
GARTH DUNNING on

She also furnished the fingerprint card
of GARTH DUNNING.

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7 a GARTH DUNNING.

» Washoe. County Sheriff's Department, furnished copies

. dincident involving one JACK SCOTT FARMER, and one

The following investigation. was conducted by

se DENISE NELSON-NALL on June 30, 1980.

AT RENO, NEVADA

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. SUBJECT: NORJAK :
, CAA@IT3 ACHING (A)
00: Seattle
, Re Las Vegas airtel to Director dated 7/7/80.
r "Enclosed fer the Seattle Division are the original

and one copy encn of tho following:

ED 302 dated 7/2/60 reflecting tho interview of

HD Goa dated 7/1/20 'reflecting the interview of | b7C

FD 502 dated 7/1/C0 rofiecting the interview of

Insert roflecting investigation at Incline Village

and Cardon City, Nevada.
Insert reflecting investigation at Reno, Nevada.

fe Enclosed for Sacvamenta and San Francisco Divisions
ino are 'two copies each of these FD 302's and inserts. .

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; Vor the infomation cf the Bureau and receivipg
olfices, the Appigention for Vouk Card filled out by Jack
Scott Tarm.er at Rowo, Fevadea, on 5/31/68, reflects that
Farmer apnarcnily utilized an alias of Jack Scott Ponticelli.
He, also, Listed as arrest in 1965 for "Possion' by the El
Dorado County Sheriff's Office, apparently at Tahoe City,
California. This arrest may have been for possession of
an illegal substance, as Farmer received probation and a
fine which he listed as a disposition. Due to the illegible
copy received, further information concerning this arrest
and use of the aka could not be determined.

The Bureau is requested to search the Identification
Division files for a fingerprint card of Jack Scott Ponticelli
which may be identical to Farmer.

mneerene,

SACRAMENTO DIVISION

&t Tahoe City, California.

Will attempt to locate a fingerprint card for

Farmer under the alias of Jack Scott Ponticelli, and if
located, forward this card to the LatentFingerprint Section,
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nete fox the Unattle Division aro the original
2nd one copy each of the followhirrt
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: Se dates C/i/e9 veflecting the interview of bic
=e dated F/L/c0 reflecting the interview of
Ensert eotieatinug investigation at Incline Villege
and Carson City, Towed.
angert sotiecting investigation at Reno, Nevada.
Exclosed for crainmumntoe and San Francisca Biv rlaiens

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'TOs DIRECTOR, FBI (164-2111)

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FROM: SAC, CHARLOTTE (164-222) (RUC)

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NORJAK (A) _
(003 SEATTLE)

Re Pittsburgh teletype to Bureau, 6/25/60.
Arrest Guilée were conducted at ordi ne tah Points ne
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the job Witten ere Sears Warehouse, Greensboro, N.G-
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advised that to her knowledge,[_]
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d never been on the West Coast.

stated that] [had been in the military serving a hitch
in the Army as &p er, during a time period she thought
to be throught | she added that she could not recall
him ever parachuting sInce his leaving the Ary.

lstated that upon his departure from
Greensboro and High Point, N.C. lwent to
live in_the Parkersburg, West Va. area and continues to reside

there.

apologetically stated apain that she was

unsure as
Va.

to what year departed for Parkersburg, West

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7/18/80
TOs DIRECTOR, FBI (164-2111)
FROM; / SAG, CHARLOTTE (164-222) (RUC)
NORJAR' (A)

(00: SEATILE)
Re Pittsburgh teletype to Bureau, 6/25/80.

Arrest checks were conducted at Greensboro. High Point,

Thomasville, and Guilford County. N.G. regarding

and refiected| | occurring on

On 7/17/80,

Thomasville, N.C., telephone
and intervieye ised t} e 5 3 he
dates that

mumber| | was contacte

pact

She stated that in|

| she, along with her husband,
resided in Ruffsdale. Ps. and

| She stated that she

and ner husband moved to Lake Milton, Ohice_in Cctober,

untii she returned to High Point, N.C. in £Lollowing the

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house on >» High Point, N.G. and followi

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was working while| | but he could

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1-336 (Rev. 10-26-79)

repent BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Washington, D. C. 20537

REPORT

of the

LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION
IDENTIFICATION DIVISION

YOUR FILE NO. 164-81 (P) July 18, 1980

FBI FILE NO. 164-2111
LATENT CASENO. 45410

TO: SAC, Seattle
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RE: NORJAK;
CAA ~- HIJACKING
REFERENCE: Teletypes 6/24/80 and 6/28/80
EXAMINATION REQUESTED BY: Seattle
SPECIMENS:

This report confirms and supplements the informa-
tion furnished in Butel of 7/5/80.

The previously reported unidentified latent finger-
prints and the latent impression, which 'is either a fingerprint
i n this case are not the fingerprints of
| i U. S. Army service j } born|
in| | U. S. Marine Corps
service j born | } or Garth Hudson

Dunning, U. S. Army service #19213544, born 12/18/27 in Chico,
California.

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1-336 (Rev. 10-26-79) f™.

BUREAU OF Ivesticaniot

Washington, D. C. 20537

REPORT

of the

. LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION
IDENTIFICATION DIVISION

YOUR FILE NO. 164-81 (P) . July 18, 1980

FBI FILE NO. 2713
164-2111
LATENT CASE NO. %-45410

TO sxe, Seattle

Aus 4, 4st

RE: WORJAK;
CAA - HIJACKING

REFERENCE: Teletypes 6/24/80 and 6/28/80

EXAMINATION REQUESTED BY: .
- SPECIMENS: - Seattle

This report confirms and supplements the informa~
tion furnished in Butel of 7/5/80,

- The previously reported unidentified latent finger-.
prints and the latent impression, which is either a fingerprint

or palm print, in this case are not the fingerprints of
U. S. Army service | born

in | U. S. Marine Corps
service L_____—s—i'd| zDorn| |] or Garth Hudson
Dunning, U. S. Army service #19213544, born 12/18/27 in Chico,
California.

1 ~ Las Vegas

1 - Sacramento
1 - San Francisco (164-220) (sQ 10) yx -F1L4I54
SEARCHED INDEXED....<
SERIALIZED..1...f\...FILED: et
JUY/2 3 1980 (
THIS REPORT IS FURNISHED FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY FeI/B0N

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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF IN VESTIGATION
Memorandum

to : SAC, sac PHOENT . _pATE: 7/24/80
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FROM : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
SUBJECT: NORJAK 4 (LU
CAA-HIJACK (A) AB ©
00: Seattle

Bufile 164-2111

Enclosed are four (4) artists composites,
two black and white, and two color, depicting the
NORJAK unsub, aka DAN COOPER, D.B. COOPER, with and
without glasses.

THE CRIME

. On November 24, 1971, a lone white male
boarded Northwest Orient Flight #305 at Portland,
Oregon. At approximately 3:22 P.M., while the flight
was en route to Seattle, Washington, he indicated to
the stewardess that his brief case contained a bomb
which would blow up the plane unless his demands were
met. .

The hijacker demanded $200,000 and four
parachutes in exchange for the safety of the 36
passengers aboard the plane. When the aircraft landed
at Seattle, Washington, Northwest Orient Airlines
complied with his instructions. After he received the
parachutes and the money, the hijacker allowed all
passengers and two airline stewardesses to deplane.

He then ordered the remaining crew members
into the first-class section of the aircraft and
informed them he desired to fly to Mexico City. The
hijacker instructed that the plane proceed in a
southerly direction and fly at a low altitude and slow
speed which would enable the rear door of the plane
(Boeing 727) to be opened during the flight.

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The hijacker apparently bailed out somewhere
between Seattle, Washington, and Reno, Nevada, where the
plane landed to refuel. It was determined the hijacker,
two parachutes, and the ransom money had disappeared when
the plane was inspected at Reno, Nevada.

Artist conception drawings of the aircraft hijacker
were prepared by the FBI Exhibit Section and are considered
a reasonable Likeness. The black and white composites were
prepared initially and sometime later the color composites
were prepared toi @pict the'hijacker's complexion and age
more graphically.

The hijacker is described as follows:

Race White

Sex Male

Age Mid 40's

Height 5'10" to 6!

Weight 170 to 180 lbs.

Complexion Olive, Latin appearance,
medium smooth :

Hair ; Dark brown or black,

parted on the left
; combed back
Eyes Possibly brown, during
later part of flight the
hijacker put on dark
wrap-around sunglasses with
dark rims

Voice Low, spoke intelligently,
no particular accent

Characteristics Smoked Raleigh filters
type cigarettes

Wearing Apparel Black or brown suit;

narrow black tie (clip on type);

black rain type overcoat or

dark top coat; dark briefcase or.

attache case; carried a paper bag -

4 x 12 x 14 inches; brown shoes
Remarks '" Very polite at all times

ARMED AND DANGEROUS

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FROM

SUBJECT:

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

Memorandum

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

SAC, ; _pATE: 7/24/80
ATTN: SA . ;
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
NORJAK Ay (U
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CAA-HIJACK (A) As

00: Seattle
Bufile 164-2111

Enclosed are four (4) artists composites,
two black and white, and two color, depicting the
NORJAK unsub, aka DAN COOPER, D.B. COOPER, with and
without glasses.

THE CRIME

On November 24, 1971, a lone white male
boarded Northwest Orient Flight #305 at Portland,
Oregon. At approximately 3:22 P.M., while the flight
was en route to Seattle, Washington, he indicated to
the stewardess that his brief case contained a bomb
which would blow up the plane unless his demands were
met. . .

The hijacker demanded $200,000 and four |
parachutes in exchange for the safety of the 36

passengers aboard the plane. When-the aircraft landed '

at Seattle, Washington, Northwest Orient Airlines
complied with his instructions. After he received the
parachutes and the money, the hijacker allowed all
passengers and two airline stewardesses to deplane.

He then ordered the remaining crew members
into the first-class section of the aircraft and
informed them he desired to fly to Mexico City. The
hijacker instructed that the plane proceed in a
southerly direction and fly at a low altitude and slow
speed which would enable the rear door of the plane
(Boeing 727) to be opened during the flight.

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RICHARD FLOYD MC COY, JR.

CRIME ABOARD AIRCRAFT ~-- HIJACKING;
INTERFERENCE WITH FLIGHT CREW MEMBERS

*

Synopsis: On April 7, 1972, an individual boarded United Air

'Lines (UAL) Flight 855, a Boeing 727 from Newark, New Jersey,
. to Los Angeles, California, at Denver, Colorado. Approximately

15 to 20 minutes after take off, the individual was observed to
be holding a hand grenade and a gun. The stewardess delivered
messages of instruction to the pilot. Instructions included
diverting airplane to San Francisco, California, where UAL was
suppose to have $500,000 in cash and four parachutes available.
Instruction envelope contained one hand grenade pin and a

- bullet. Aircraft landed at San Francisco where the hijacker's

demands were met. All passengers and part of crew were permitted
to deplane. The pilot was then ordered to take off immediately.
The pilot felt a slight surge of the airplane in the vicinity of
the Provo, Utah, Airport and thought the hijacker must have
jumped out. Information was received that a possible suspect

in the case might be Richard Floyd Me Coy, dr. Me Coy was
positively identified as the hijacker through handwriting
comparisons and fingerprints located on UAL "Mainliner Magazine"
found in seat occupied by hijacker. Mc Coy was arrested on
April 9, 1972, after being charged in a complaint with violation
of Section 1472(i)(1), Title 49, U. S. Code, Aircraft Piracy,
and Section 1472(j), Title 49, U. S. Code, Interfering With
Plight Attendant. On July 10, 1972, Mc Coy appeared in U. 58.
District Court and was sentenced to a period of 45 years in

the custody of the Attorney General.

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CRIME ABOARD AIRCRAFT - HIJACKING;
INTERFERENCE WITH FLIGHT CREW MEMBERS

On April 7, 1972, United Air Lines Flight 855,
a Boeing 727 en route from Newark, New Jersey, to Los Angeles,
California, via Denver, Colorado, had just completed a routine
stop at Denver and was once again in flight.

Approximately 20 minutes after take off, an

- unidentified man was observed to be holding a hand grenade

and a gun. He sent the grenade pin and a bullet to the pilot

with instructions that the plane be diverted to San Francisco,
California. The stewardess was the messenger, and on numerous
occasions instructions were sent from the hijacker to the pilot.
The pilot was instructed to land at the San Francisco
International Airport and to park at Runway 19-Left, along with
specific instructions as to refueling the aircraft and distance
that all vehicles should be kept from the aircraft. The
instructions also demanded $500,000 and four parachutes and
that all notes be returned to the hijacker. ,
After considering the safety of the passengers,
crew and airplane, United Air Lines decided to meet the hijacker's

demands. Two flight. bags were filled with cash and were delivered

_to the hijacker, along with the parachutes he had demanded.

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After the hijacker had determined the money and other items

had been properly prepared, he permitted the passengers and

- part of the crew to deplane.

The pilot was then instructed to taxi to the active
runway and take off. They were to head east and climb to
14,000 feet. The cabin was to be depressurized and the pilot
was to fly to predesignated locations. The instructions from
the hijacker began to take on the appearance of flight plans

and they were delivered with increasing frequency, still using

- the stewardess as the messenger.

The hijacker covered the peephole from the cockpit
into the cabin and then began to change clothes into a Sump
suit, helmet, boots and parachute, which he Gia with the ease
that comes with long hours of practice. Following these
preparations, instructions were given that he be kept advised
as to ground speed, flight speeds, wind speeds, altimeter
settings and sky conditions. His last instructions were to go
to Fairfield, Utah, Price and Grand Junction, after that he
was not seen again. The pilot feit a slight surge of the
airplane in the vicinity of the Provo, Utah, Airport, and
thought the hijacker had jumped, so he sent the stewardess

into the passenger compartment to verify his departure.

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- BRty International: Airport,.wheré the airplane was examined

- ~Special Agents of the FBI,' working together with .Provo City .

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Aiver ine aFtep having determined the hijacker. had actually
Left~ the airplane,: the-pilot..then. returned to: the: Salt- Lake

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and searched- for- evidence..' The' evidence. located contained some
"items that would- later. be very important. in the. positive
Gdentification of the hijacker... Included in: the--evidence. was

'@ copy of United: Air Lines. "Mainliner. Magazine", which was

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Bocated in' the: seat" occupied by the hijacker, and also found
Was "a-hand :printed note from the hijacker which read.as .: -
Follows: "Everybody off now except the stewardesses. They
stay put. --Get-'the hell: 'off -the:.GD. <Be.quick about it --..
Aiseé this runway." TE U2 foarritotirs.es 20. ioe
fu--+ i... The -above -items, -along with all of the: items of

'éviderice,; were submitted -to the :FBI Laboratery -in Washington,

PDErG. 5 for 'examiriations:.- wire cleo ti. ae te nett ee le:
éo 7: 7: -A séarch of -the vicinity-'of .the Provo, Utah, Airport
SwaS -instituted bécause it was.felt <the -hijacker had bailed
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Floyd 'Me Coy, Ux.; 'who Was a Vietnam Veteran, a helicopter

pilot and 'an' avid "sky 'diver. Me Coy was reportedly a member

of the Utah Air National Guard 'and a 'student at the Brigham

Young 'University; where he was staying police 'science.

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and during, the. interview. he -denied any. participation in or

knowledge of .the ,hijacking, -He. id, however, furnish the

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message was sent to the FBI. Laboratory in Washington for

comparison with. the. message found on the airplane. Me Coy

continued to claim innocence as was released.

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from military service records. It was determined that Me Coy
-had written the note. Fingerprint experts had compared latent
prints with Me Coy's fingerprints and it was determined that

a print on the "Mainliner Magazine" in the seat occupied by

the hijacker was made by Mc Coy.

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; On April 9, 1972, a complaint was filed charging
Richard Floyd Me Coy, Jr. with violation of Section 1472(i)(1),

. Title 49, United States Code, Aircraft Piracy, and Section

1472(j), Title 49, United States Code, Interference With
Flight Attendant.

Mc Coy was arrested on April 9, 1972, but he refused
to discuss the hijacking. Following his arrest, a search |
warrant was -issued and his house was searched. The following
are some of the items found during the search:

1. One parachute, blue and white with red trim.

2. One black helmet, crash type, with white strap
snap on back.

3. One large cardboard box containing various items
of clothing, a pistol, holster and a black glove.

4. A military pineapple-type grenade, green and
yellow in color, with the pin and spoon removed.

§. United States currency totaling $499,970.
On July 10, 1972, Richard Floyd Mc Coy, Jr. appeared
in United States District Court and was sentenced to a period

of 45 years in the custody of the Attorney General.

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Synopsis: On April 7, 1972, an individual boarded United Air
"Lines (

UAL) Flight 855, a Boeing 727 from Newark, New Jersey,

_ to Los Angeles, California, at Denver, Colorado. Approximately

15 to 20 minutes after take off, the individual was observed to
be holding a hand grenade and a gun. The stewardess delivered
messages of instruction to the pilot. Instructions included
diverting airplane to San Francisco, California, where UAL was
suppose to have $500,000 in cash and four parachutes available. ©
Instruction envelope contained one hand grenade pin anda

- bullet. Aircraft landed at San Francisco where the hijacker's

demands were met. All passengers and part of crew were permitted
to deplane. The pilot was then ordered to take off immediately.
The pilot felt a slight surge of the airplane in the vicinity of
the Provo, Utah, Airport and thought the hijacker must have
jumped out. Information was received that a possible suspect

in the case might be Richard Floyd Mc Coy, Jr. Me Coy was
positively identified as the hijacker through handwriting
comparisons and fingerprints located en UAL "Mainliner Magazine"
found in seat occupied by hijacker. Me Coy was arrested on
April 9, 1972, after being charged in a complaint with violation
of Section 1472(i)(1), Title 49, U. S. Code, Aircraft Piracy,
and Section 1472(5), Title 49, U. S. Code, Interfering With
Plight Attendant. On July 10, 1972, Mc Coy appeared in U. S.
District Court and was sentenced to a period of 45 vears in

the custody of the Attorney General.

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division here.

Neighbors had little contact ,

with the two, except for an oc-,
casional passing greeting or a
friendly wave as McCoy jogged
through the neighborhood. One
of the men once offered to help
fix a neighbor's car. °
Then late Saturday night,
& FBI agents swooped down on
the rented house after three
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were fired. McCoy was killed 2

and Walker arrested. -

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McCoy and Walker came home
'about 11:30 P. m. Saturday.

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McCoy, 31, a former Sunday
school teacher and Green Beret
who flew a helicopter in Viet-
nam, went to the front door of
the house. Walker drove away,
apparently to survey the
neighborhood.

'McCoy opened the front
door and at that point an agent
inside identified himself and
told him to hold it and then to

{come in," said FBI spokesman
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* "After about a split second,
he pulled his revolver,'' Coneys
said. ''He got one shot off, and
the agent returned fire. It
blasted him right out the front
door."

McCoy's single shot missed
the agent andimbedded itself in
@ wall. Coneys said McCoy was
hit once by a shotgun blast.

WEAPONS IN CAR

Outside, Walker was just
returning to the house when the
shooting started, Coneys said. .
Walker, who had been added to -
the 10-most-wanted list Jess'
than a month ago, sped away, |
but was arrested minutes later, :

"Twounits pulledhim over at! :
gunpoint,'' Coneys said. "He!
had two loaded weapons in the: i
car, buthechosetosurrender."" i

Walker, 35, was taken'to the'
Pmrtsmouth jail to await.
arraignment today. .
, McCoy had been a Mormon
Sunday school teacher and had
attended Brigham Young
University as a law enforce-

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45-YEAR SENTENCE: ~*~

Botin'April 1972armet with
a grenade, McCoy took over a
United Air Lines 727 shortly af-
ter the plane hadleft Denver for
Los Angeles. The flight was
diverted to San Francisco,
where passengers were allow-
ed to leave and $500,000 in ran-
som and parachutes were plac-
ed aboard.

McCoy bailed outnear Provo,
Utah. He was arrested at his
home in Provo three days later
and all but $30 of the money was
recovered. He was sentenced to
45 years in,

McCoy and "Walker, along
with two other inmates, fled
from the federal prison at

Lewisburg, Pa. on Aug. 10,-

smashing to freedom through
"two chain link fences in a com-
mandeered garbage truck
despite a deluge of bullets. The
"other two escapees were recap-
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'been named in one federal bank
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18086. The card bears an original left thumb and right thumb
fingerprint for farmer.

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has culminated in the obtaining of fingerprints (right and left
thumbprint) of D. B. Cooper suspect Jack Scott Farmer, Date of
Birth 5/22/44. [____Jadvised that he obtained the_fingerprints
and other identifying data regarding Farmer fron
who resides in Yuba City, California. The aforementioned enclo-
sure is a dealer's permit for Jack Scott Farmer, who was employed
during June of 1969 at the Nevada Lodge at Lake Tahoe, Nevada, and
was issued by the office of the Sheriff, Washoe County, Nevada.

also provided the Seattle Division with Farmer's California
ariver's license number J855095, which expired in 1970, and lists
a California address of 318 Hazel Street, Chico, California.
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resemblance to the artist's conceptions of the hijacker, D. B.

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Scott Farmer's address in California was 591 Cassidy Avenue, Yuba
City, California. In addition, ]provided the Seattle Division
a photograph of Farmer in full parachute gear and a copy of Farmer's
parachute log, which was dated May, 1967.

REQUEST OF THE BUREAU

The Latent Fingerprint Section is requested to compare
the enclosed fingerprints with latent fingerprints from captioned
case. Furthermore, the Latent Section is requested to expeditiously

contact Case Agent SA] |, regarding that compari-
son inasmuch as a prior arrangement with the writer,

has been made regarding the comparison of these prints. The Bureau
has been advised of that arrangement. Furthermore, the Latent
Section is requested to photograph the enclosed fingerprints for
possible future comparisons and return the dealer's card to Seattle
inasmuch _as it has been loaned to the Seattle Division by the
writer, |

The below listed offices are being furnished this commu-
nication for informational purposes:

San Francisco
Las Vegas
Sacramento

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[_] Teletype ((] Immediate (_]} TOP SECRET i
{_] Facsimile (J Priority 4 SECRET
fy Airtel (2) Routine [J] CONFIDENTIAL !
(1 UNCLAS EF TO i
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TO DIRECTOR, FBI (164-2111)
Attn: | b6
Identification Division bic
Latent Fingerprint Section
FROM SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) Ay GS
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NORJAK
CAA - HIJACKING (A)
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Enclosed for the Identification Division, Latent
Fingerprint Section, is one Washoe County, Nevada, Identification
Card in the name of Jack Scott Farmer, ID No. A-18825, Card No.
18086. The card bears an original left thumb and right thumb
fingerprint for farmer.
On 7/28/80, | lwriter des- b6
cribed in previous communications, telephonically contacted the b7c

Birth 5/22/44.
and other identifying data regarding Farmer: from|
who resides in Yuba City, California.

Seattle Division to advise that additional research on his part
has culminated in the obtaining of fingerprints (right and left
thumbprint) of D. B. Cooper suspect Jack Scott Farmer, Date of
advised that he obtained the fingerprints

The aforementioned enclo-

Sure is a dealer's permit for Jack Scott Farmer, who was employed
during June of 1969 at the Nevada Lodge at Lake Tahoe, Nevada, and
was issued by the office of the Sheriff, Washoe County, Nevada.
also provided the Seattle Division with Farmer's California
driver's license number J855095, which expired in 1970, and lists
a California address of 318 Hazel Street, Chico, California.
Seattle notes that the photograph on the driver's license bears a
resemblance to the artist's conceptions of the hijacker, D. B.

2 - Bureau (Encl - 1)

2- Las Vegas (164-60)

2 —- Sacramento .

2 .- San Francisco (164-220) (Sq. 10)
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1-836 (Rev. 10-26-79)

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"FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION —

Washington, D. C. 20537

REPORT

of the

LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION
IDENTIFICATION DIVISION

YOUR FILE NO. 164-93 (P) July 29, 1980

FBI FILE NO. 164-2111
_ LATENT CASE NO. A~45410_

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REFERE eed Pittsburgh teletype 6/26/80 and st. Louis teletype 7/2/80
EXAMINATION REQUESTED BY: "Pittsburgh and St. Louis

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1-386 (Rev. 10-26-79)

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Washington, D. C. 20537

REPORT

of the

LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION
IDENTIFICATION DIVISION

164-53 (DP} duly 29, 1930
LG4—2741
An A5A10

TO: GAC, Pitisburch

RE ORGAN

Pittshurdh teletyne 6/26/09 and St. Loukas taletyre 7/2/00
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Washington, D. C. 20537

REPORT

of the

LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION
IDENTIFICATION DIVISION

YOUR FILE NO. LG4-G0 {P} July 30, 1990

FBI FILE NO. 164-2111
LATENT CASENO. AmA5410

1-336 (Rev. 10-26-79) @ )

TO: SAC, Las Veqas

RE: WORGATR;
CAAT IIACKING

REFERENCE: Airsels 7/7/80 and 7/15/60
EXAMINATION REQUESTED BY: La3 Vooas
SPECIMENS:

Tingerprints of Garth fudson Buanlag

fae praviously roported unidentified latent fincer~
prints and Latent iroression (fingerprint ox palm print) in
this vase are not the fingarprints of Carth Hudson Dunning,
as sot forth in LYPS rocort of 7/19/00 te Seattig, with copics
furnished to Las Veqas, Saeramonte and Gan Pronetsco Divisions,
Ho pain prints ara contained in the Identificahion Division
files for Dunnine,

| On the basis of the information furnished, no finger-
print rocord was located in the Identification Division filas
fox Jack: Scott Parmor,

suo fingerprints az anelosod, along with copies of
wonorts fron the Washes County Sheriff's Offiea, Reno, Uovada.

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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
sre 1/28/80 memorandum
REPLY TO. REWYS sacramento (164-50) (RUC)
sumect: NORJAK (A)

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TO:

SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)

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advised that a review of the [Sete of his office
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was arrested by his department for violation of

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photographs of which are being forwarded to
Seattle as enclosures.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10
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DATE:

REPLY TO
ATTN OF:

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TO:

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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)

Re Albuquerque airtel to Seatthe, 6/6/80.

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advised that a_ review of the records of his office

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RE WFO TELCALL TO SEATTLE AUGUST 4, 1980. _
YASHINGTON FIELD OFFIC (WFO) INVESTIGATION INDICATES

Al IDATE AND PLACE OF 31RTH

BEING IDENTICAL TO CAPTIONED UNSUB.

ACCORDI! 1G TO A WFO SOURCE IS CURRENTLY PLANNING

LIQUIDATION OF HIS BANK ACCOUNT FROM RANIER NATIONAL sah

(VANCOUVER WASHINGTON SRANCH) BY HAVING MONEY WIRED TO ANOTHER
ACCOUNT FOR CONFIDENTIAL LIQUIDATION IW WASHINGTON, D.C. CWOC).

[J oPENWED a SAVINGS ACCOUNT AT D.C. WATIONAL BANK OW AUGUST 4,

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"PAGE TWO DE WF #9931 UNCLAS

Mya IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE,[ J IS SEEKIWG A PASSPORT,

Po , USING A FRAUDULENT AFFADAVIT, FOR IMMEDIATE DEPARTURE TO THE'

IT IS NOTED BY WFO THAT THE RECOVERED MOULY OF APPROXIMATELY

$3002 WAS FOUND PEAR VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON. IN ADDITION,~L |
HAS APPARENTLY USED MAKE-UP AND OR OTHER DISGUISES IN PAST

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ROBBERIES TO MAKE HIMSELF LOOK AS THOUGH HE HAD DARK/SWARIHY
SKIN. [__] ALSO WAS KNOWN TO WEAR SUNGLASSES DUKING A BANK
ROBBERY as PART OF HIS DISGUISE awd. IS A HEAVY SMOKER. |
[ts A GRADUATE OF THE AND
WORKED ON A CONTRACT BASIS FOR BOEING AIRCRAFT UNTIL
HE was alia THE U.S. ARMY. |

[J FaciaL CHARACTERISTICS AND PHYSICAL SIZE ARE
EXTREMELY CLOSE TO THOSE OF THE DESCRIBED D.3. COOPER AND THE
PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION GIVEN BY THE VICTIMS OF THE HIJACKING.

C_]xas BEEN RECEIVING S9ti@ PER MOWTR 8Y WIRE FROM THE
RANIER NATIONAL BANK, VANCOUVER BRANCH, Sel MAIN STREET, VANCOUVER,
WASHINGTON. THE MONEY HaS BEEN DEPOSITED INTO aw ACCOUNT MAkAGED
BY HIS RESIDENT MANAGER. THE RESIDENT MANAGER DEDUCTS HIS RENT

AND GIVES THE REMAINING $658 IN CASH. |

[ Jorenep a SAVINGS ACCOUNT AT D.C. NATIONAL OW AUGUST 4,

1986 TO PRECLUDE FURTHER INVOLVEMENT BY HIS RESIDENT MANAGER ,

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"Page THREE DE WF, #2231 UNCLAS

Sus BEEN KNOWN TO USE SOCIAL SECURITY ACCOUNT NUMBERS

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[FOR OPENING ACCOUNTS
AND FOR IDENTIFYING DATA. |
LEADS: |
SEATTLE AT VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON. WILL EXPEDITIOUSLY

° CONTACT U.S. ATTORNEY AND ACQUIRE A COURT ORDER FOR THE

>> account oF D | DATE OF BIRTH |
PLACE OF BIRTH FOR HIS ACCOUNT AT KaNIZR cone

NATIONAL BANK ABOVE. |

WILL, DETERMINE WHAT KIND(S): OF ACCOUNT(S) ARE OPEN, WHERE
DEPOSITS ORIGINATE; (I.E. OVERSEAS, OTHER BANKS ETC.) HOW MUCH i
MONEY WAS ORIGINALLY pEPOSITE "D INTO THE ACCOUNT; THE AVERAGE
BALANCE; AND ANY OTHER IDENTIFYING INFORMATION 'concERwincl __]

OR ANY OTHER PERSON WHO MAY BE HELPING WITH HIS ACCGUNT(S).
IN aS MUCH AS[_____]1$ PLAWNING DEPARTURE FROM THE U.S.

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ACCOUNT FOR GCOMFIDENTIAL LICUIDATION If "ASHISGTON, D.C. CuPc).

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
915 Second Avenue

rely, Please Refer eo Seattle, Was.:ington 98174

August 6, 1980

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Mountain View, California

Dear

This letter will confirm in writing a telephone conversation
between you and Special agent on August 6, 1980. bé
Furthermore, this letter is in regards to a letter from the Seattle bic

Division of the Federal Bureau of Investigation to you, dated June 18,
1980, which concerned the "D. B. Cooper" hijacking case.

On July 29, 1980, the Seattle FBI Office received from you
a set of inked fingerprints (right and left thumb) of one Jack Scott,
Farmer, Date of Birth May 22, 1944. These fingerprints were forwarded
to the Identification Division of the FBI at Washington, D. C., and
were compared with the latent fingerprints located on the skyjacked
aircraft. On August 6, 1980, the Identification Division telephonically
contacted the Seattle Division to advise that the comparison had been
completed and that the prints of Farmer do not match the latent
fingerprints from the aircraft. .

The original fingerprints which you provided the FBI will
be returned to you by separate communication. Your assistance in
this investigation is greatly appreciated.

Very truly yours,

Paul L. Mack
Special Agent in Charge

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

reply, Please Ref 915. Second Avenue , \
ie er te Seattle, Washington 98174
August 6, 1980

| i.

_

Mountain View, California | |

Dear | |

This letter will confirm in writing a telephone conversation
between you and Special Agent| Jon August 6, 1980.

| Furthermore, this letter is in regards to a letter from the Seattle

| Division of the Federal Bureau of Investigation to you, dated June 18,
1980, which concerned the "D. B. Cooper" hijacking case.

. On July 29, 1980, the Seattle FBI Office received from you
.a set of inked fingerprints (right and left thumb) of one Jack Scott
Farmer, Date of Birth May 22, 1944. These fingerprints were forwarded
to the Identification Division of the FBI at Washington, D. C., and
-were compared with the latent fingerprints located on the skyjacked
aircraft. On August 6, 1980, the Identification Division telephonically
contacted the Seattle Division to advise that the comparison had been
completed and that the prints of Farmer do not match the latent
fingerprints from the aircraft.

The original fingerprints which you provided the FBI will
be returned to you by separate communication. Your assistance in
this investigation is greatly appreciated.

Very truly yours,

Paul L. Mack
Special Agent in Charge

By:

Supervisory Special Agent

1 - Addressee
1 -| |
Attorney at Law
525 University Avenue
Suite 1100
_ Palo Alto, California 94301
(2)- Seattle (164-81)
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AIRTEL a 8/5/80
TO: SAC, WFO
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AIRTEL | 8/5/80
TOs SAC, WFO

(ATTN: SA|
FROM: SAC, SACRAMENTO (164-50) {(P)

SUBJECT: NORJAK
CAA - HIJACKING (A)
OO: SEATTLE.

Re WFO telcali to Sacramento on 7/31/80.

. Enclosed for WFO are eighteen (18) copies of a
photograph of| taken on by the
Sacramento Sheriff* rtment, Sacramento, California,
under their number

_ Enclosed for Seattle is one (1) copy of the above
photograph.

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Memorandum

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

TO >SAC, SEATTLE DATE: = 8/5/80

"ae BALTIMORE (164-223) (S-8) (P) yaX:

CCA - HIJACK (A)
00: SEATTLE

Re Baltimore memo of dated 5/9/80.

On 4/24/80,

Columbia, Maryland, advised that about 6 years ago while
visiting the American Instrument_Company, Silver Spring,

Maryland, he met a man known as] who
working as a| J}for this firm, and

was
that

had also worked for Automated Handling Systems, Division of
[J advised

Eaton, Baltimore, Maryland, twelve years ago.

that he recently observed a television program concerning
ee oes and noted the close similarity between the two.
further advised that| J}was interested in
parachuting and sailplaning and reportedly was a member of

a sailplane club in Bethesda, Maryland.

Liaison with|

America Instrument Company, 8030 Georgia Avenue, Silver
Spring, Maryland, revealed that a review of personnel

records failed to locate anyone identifiable with
or

Xeroxed copies of the D. B. Cooper drawing were

displayed to various American Instrument Company employees
without identification. A review of Montgomery County,
Maryland directories, which cover the Bethesda, Maryland

sailplaning club. Review of directories and Department of

or

Motor Vehicle Administration in attempt to identify

unproductive.

Codseattle

2-Baltimore
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LEADS:

BALTIWORE DIVISTOR

AT BALTIUORE, iAsRYLeIND

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SAC, SEATTLE , 8/5/80
SAC, BALTIMORE (164-223) <S-8) (P)

NORJAK
CCA ~ HIJACK (A)
00: SEATTLE

Re Baltimore memo of dated 5/9/80.

On 4/24/80,

Columbia, Maryland, advi b years ago while
visiting the American Inst Spring,
working as a ___|for this firm, and that
had also worked for Automated Handling Systems, Division of
Eaton, Baltiwore, Maryland, twelve years ago. (—__ advised
that he recently observed a television program concerning
D. Be Cooper and noted the close similarity between the two.

further advised that| lwas interested in
parachuting and sail and reportedly was a wember of
a sailplane club in Bethesda, Maryland.

Liaison with| |
America In&trument Company, 5030 Georgia Avenue, Silver
Spring, Maryland, revealed that a review of perso
records failed to locate anyone identifiable with
or Xeroxed copies of the D. B. Cooper drawing were
displayed to various American Instrument Company exaployees
without identification. A review of Montgomery County,
Maryland directories, which cover the Bethesda, Maryland
area, failed to locate any references to a parachute or

at:

sailplaning club. Review of directories and Depa £
Vehicle Adninistration in attemt to identify| jor
unproductive.
Gzseattle
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AIRTEL

FROM:

SUBJECT:

copy of fingerprints

DIRECTOR, FBI

ATTN:

IDENTIFICATION DIVISION,
LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION

SAC, SACRAMENTO (164-50) (P)

8/11/80

foneped

CAA - HIJACKING (A) ect.

0O: SEATTLE

Sub V9b

Re Las Vegas airtel to Bureau, 7/15/80.

Enclosed for Bureau are two xerox copies of
fingerprints for Jack Scott Farmer.

On 7/31/80,

| provided a xerox

Ponticelli, arrest report number 4753.

or Jack Scott Parmer, aka Jack Scott

The following description was obtained from
the arrest report number 4753:

'Name Jack Scott Farmer
Race White
Sex Male
DOB 5/22/44
SSAN2 568~-58-4306
Height 6°
Weight 175 pounds
Hair Blond
Eyes Blue
California driver's
license 3855095
Miscellaneous Address at time of arrest

-was 591 Cassidy Avenue,
Yuba City, California

2 - Bureau (Enc. 2)
(i Seattle (164-81) (Info)
2 - Sacramento

RES :mml |

(5).

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SEARCHES a
SERIALZ

CII number | ea il. Ha

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AIRTEL 8/11/80
TO: DIRECTOR. FRT
ATTN: | |
IDENTIFICATION DIVISION,
LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION
FROM: SAC, SACRAMENTO (164-50) (P) heed

CAA - HIJACKING (A)
00: SEATTLE

| SUBJECT: NORJACK ec WA Aheott Teton

Re Las Vegas airtel to Bureau, 7/15/80.

Enclosed for Bureau are two xerox copies of
fingerprints for Jack Scott Farmer.

On 7/31/80,| | provided a xerox
copy of fingerprints for Jack Scott Farmer, aka Jack Scott
Ponticelli, arrest report number 4753.

The following description was obtained from
the arrest report number 4753:

Name Jack Scott Farmer
Race White
sex Male
DOB 5/22/44
SSAN2 568~-58-4306
Height 6'
Weight 175 pounds
Hair Blond |
Eyes Blue
California driver' s
license 3855095
Miscellaneous Address at time of arrest

was 591 Cassidy Avenue,
Yuba City, California

CII number 2~-827- YAl- JI- - 44

2 - Bureau (Enc. 2) one

SEARCHED .
(A> Seattle (164-81) (Info) a yy *
2 ~ Sacramento SERIRNZEB a}
RES smml ' GWG

(5)

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1-336 (Rev. 10-26-79)

FEDEAAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Washington, D. C. 20587

REPORT

of the

LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION
IDENTIFICATION DIVISION

YOURFILENO. 164-801

FBI FILE NO. 164-2111
LATENT CASE NO. #45410

TO SAC, WFQ

August 12, 1980

Lu
RE: UNSUB,, AKA :

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CRIME ABOARD AIRCRAFT
EXAMINATION REQUESEEE Hye L080
SPECIMENS: WFo
Four sections of newspapers.
Copy of fingerprints of| b6é
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| This report confirms and supplements the information telephonically
furnished on 7-18-80,
No latent prints of value were developed on the newspapers:
The previously reported unidentified latent fingerprints and
ent i fingerprint or palm print) are not the fingerprints of
FBI |U. S, Army b6
service { | born bie
U. S. Army service ; born|
U. S. Army service 7 |
born No palm prints are contained in the
Identification Division files for these individuals.
/64-8] - 95,
The specimens are being returned under separate cover:
Seattle (164-81) SEARCHED. peg INDEXED senmeepre
SERIALIZ pee F LED Sach
AUG13 1980 |
THIS REPORT IS FURNISHED FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY E nev dos b6
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1-336 (Rev. 10-26-79)

FEDMAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Washington, D. C. 20587

REPORT

of the

LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION
IDENTIFICATION DIVISION

YOUR PILE No. 484-301 August 12, 1980
LATENT CASE NO. pares

TOSAG, WFO Bé

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DB. B, COOPER;
CRIME ABOARD AIRCRAFT

REFERENCE: Airtel 7-15-80

EXAMINATION REQUESTED BY: wro

SPECIMENS: idaho a
Four sections of newspapérs
Copy of fingerprints off | ps6

This report confiznis and supplemente the inforraation telephonically
farnished on 7-18-80,

No latent prints of yalue were deyeldped on the newspapers.

The previously reported unidentified latent fingerprints and
| latent Impression (fingerprint or palm print) are not the finxerprints of

FB LU; & Army b6
service ¥ | born BIC
LU. 8. Army service 4 born] |
__| 8. 8. Army service { |
bord | No palm prints are contained in the
icentitication Division files for these individuals.

L«l-Sl- 1445

The spevimens are béing retixned under separctd cover.

2 ~ Seattle (104632) SEARCHED gal NDEXED oh.
SERIALIZED rd fn FILED sssnntae
AUG13 1980
THIS REPORT IS FURNISHED FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY FI-SEATILE-*¢ gf
DB Cooper-18495 _

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.

-" £D-302 (HEV. 3-8-77)

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

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= Date of transcription AUCUSt 13, 1980
| | Rainier National b6
Bank, 801 Main Street, Vancouver, Washington, advised that she b7C
has handled most of the wire transfers for and
recognizés his voice when he calls on the phone. The first trans-
fers in 1976 from |savings account were to a bank in
Alaska (name unrecalled), and then later to the D. C. National
Bank, 1801 K Street Northwest, Washington D. C., attention
for deposit to the account of | |
Jnumber| |
said the last transfer was for $666 on 8/4/80, and b6
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requested the money be wired to the D.C . National Bank,
or him to pick up upon presentation of proper identification.

1 _|turtner advised that | lhad provided his ad- 6
dress to over the phone as being] bic
| Washington D.C.

WA-Sl- $4 Fb
Investigation nAUgust 13, 1980 ,, Vancouver, Washington ae oe
; SERIALIZED LAT FILED
by_ SA GMS : esg bate dictftes AULUSHL L3nnh980 b6
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This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of

it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. DB Cooper-18496 D

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" FD-302 {REV. 3-8-77) . Ce r

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

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BS Date of transcription August 13, 1980
|, Rainier National b6
Bank, 801 Main Street, Vancouver, Washington, advised that she bic
has handled most of the wire transfers for| | and
recognizes his voice when he calls on the phone. The first trans-
fers in 1976 from savings account were to a bank in

Alaska (name unrecalled), and then later to the D. C. National
Bank, 1801 K Street Northwest, Washington D. C., attention
| | for deposit to the account of | ]

| | number |
|said the last transfer was for $666 on 8/4/80, and bé6é
this time |siad he wanted his savings reduced to a $5 balance. b7c

requested the money be wired to the D.C . National Bank,
or him to pick up upon presentation of proper identification.

a further advised that had provided his ad- b6 |
dress t over the phone as being b7C

Washington D. C.

Investigation nAUgust 13, 1980 ,, Vancouver, Washington File # DS iea_ar— SY

Pi

by__SA GMS :esg Date dictate AUGUSt 13, 1980 Peo

This cocument contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FB! and is loaned to your agency:
it and its cont istri i .
'ontents are not to be distributed outside your agency . DB Cooper-18497

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i
. FO-302 (REV. 3-8-77) zs ) e

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

5

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Date of transcription August 18 2 19 80

| | Rainier
National Bank, 810 Main Street, Vancouver, Washington, was pro-
vided with a "Certificate of Compliance with the right to Finan—-
cial Privacy Act of 1978" dated 8/8/80; "Formal written request
for financial records" dated 8/8/80; and a court order dated
8/8/80 from U. S. Magistrate Gilbert H. Kleweno, Vancouver,
es Aes a 90 day delay in notification ofl ___d

and prohibiting the Rainier National Bank from dis-—

closer to| |for 90 days. The above three documents all
pertain to accounts of|

| [ | then provided necoxds which indicated bhat
Vancouver, Washington, opened checking account number
on 4/6/73 by depositing a government check in_the amount
of $542. His Social Security Number was listed as| |
and occupation as| | The account was placed in the
inactive files on 12/11/75 due to inactivity with a balance of
$42.31.

[ ] advised that 10/13/76 [ __—| started a savings

account number| |by transferring the balance of $34.81
from the inactive checking account. His address given at that
time was,in care of| | Juneau,
Alaska. Date of birth was listed as| | mother's

maiden name as| | occupation, | local address at
the

Records indicate regular monthly deposits by govern-
ment checks starting in November 8, 1976, with $730 and in-
creasing to $945 as 5/30/80. Withdrawals of one or more per
month have been made by wire transfer ranging from $14 to $1,003.

advised that she opened both the checking and
savings accounts for but could only recall him as being a
white male.

lcI-F1- GFF

Investigation on 13, 1980,._Vancouver, Washington arPpryeTST OWEN fT Rone

SERIALIZED =I] FILED _

vil
by sal GMS:csg_ Date dictate August, 3. 1980
HUG tu wey
DB Cooper-16498
This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. ft is the property of t
it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.

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FD-302 (REV. 3-8-7) , 7 Y
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
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= ; Date of transcription August 18 2 1980
| Rainier b6
National Bank, 810 Main Street, Vancouver, Washington, was pro- b7C
vided with a "Certificate of Compliance with the right to Finan-
cial Privacy Act of 1978" dated 8/8/80; "Formal written request
for financial records" dated 8/8/80; and a court order dated
8/8/80 from U. S. Magistrate Gilbert H. Kleweno, jon ofl
Washington, authorizing a 90 day delay in notification of|
| ohibiting the Rainier National Bank from dis-
closer To for 90 days. The above three documents all
pertain to accounts of
| | lthen provided records which indicated that .b6
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Vancouver, Washington, opened checking account number|
on 4/6/73 by depositing a government check in amo
of $542. His Social Security Number was listed as
and occupation as| | The account was placed in the .
inactive files on 12/11/75 due to inactivity with a balance of
$42.31.
ladvised that 10/13/76, started a savings b6
account number |by transferring the balance of $34.81 bic
from the inactive checking account. His address given at that
time was,in care of | Juneau,
Alaska. Date of birth was listed as| | mother's
maiden name ag | occupation, | | Local address at
the |
Records indicate regular monthly deposits by govern- :
ment checks starting in November 8, 1976, with $730 and in-
creasing to $945 as 5/30/80. Withdrawals of one or more per |
month have been made by wire transfer ranging from $14 to $1,003.
, | advised that she opened both the checking and b6
savings accounts for |but could only recall him as being a b7C
white male. :
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Investigation on_August 13, 19804 Vancouver, Washington pi, z SE 164-81- $444
by__SA| | _—SsGMS:es¢ Date dictareg_ AUUSt 13, 1980 bé
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This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency: :
. it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. . OB Cooper-18499

==== Part 45 · PDF page 288 ====
e

FD-36 (Rev. 5-22-78)

I
FBI
i
TRANSMIT VIA: PRECEDENCE: CLAS SIFICATION:
[7] Teletype {7} Immediate (-] TOP SECRET
(-] Facsimile (7 Priority (-] SECRET
Cy — ALSTEL [7] Rottine (7) CONFIDENTIAL |
[1] UNCLAS EF TO {
[ UNCLAS :
fa af ! "
TO: SAC, SBATTLI (164-31)
FRO.I: SAC, LAS VEGAS (164-59) (RUC) { 4
- UL Sf . Satan reert
SUBJECT: WORTAK; f fe ob bth SON
CAA - HIJACKING (A) ZL ag ' f f
OO: SeEttls aloe < (
OME hs , } <]

Re Sisttl. ¢irn-1l te bur su, jecsd 7/30/40.

On 3/3/00, Dunning' S$ fine rorint card wes roturn-d
to th Douglzs County Su-rifi's Offic. st Vinden, al WEdz.
ie) furth-r inv-stiqetion is b ing corduct'd r-gerdirg Jick
Scott Frrm.c er wurning unliss so r.agu-stra by S-snkl.
vivision.

2/- Sseitls
1 - Lis V.ujgis
Wd :2sxre
(3)
Om A
U
Approved: F Transmitted >
wi (Number) (Time) - - "Y,
tr U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFTCE; 1980-305-750/5402
Cooper-18501
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AIRTEL
rn Co, 8/12/80
TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) Aus Vk s
FROM: SAC, LAS VEGAS (164~60) (RUC)

| SUBJECT: NORJAK; -
_.. |) "GAN = HIJACKING (A)
002: 'Seattle

Re Seattle airtel to. 'Bureau, dated 7/30/80. | |
On 8/8/80, Dunning' s 'fingerprint card was returned
'to the Douglas County Sheriff's Office at Minden, Nevada.
'No further investigation. is being conducted regarding Jack

- Scott Parmer or Dunning unless so requested by | Seattle
Division.

WS: 38x . . | SEARCHED... i '
@ Be, 7 ine ee ems AC
SO | ; , AUG M6 1980 |

Fui-S

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DB Cooper-18504 |

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\

I
FBI
I
TRANSMIT VIA: PRECEDENCE: CLAS SIFICATION: !
x Teletype (J Immediate (O TOP SECRET : °
{_] Facsimile (-) Priority (_] SECRET
Oo XZ) Routine [[] CONFIDENTIAL !
[J UNCLAS EF TO
ix UNCLAS
| (OS
Date _8/14/80
FM SEATTLE (164-81) (P) |
TO WASHINGTON FIELD (164-301) ROUTINE A
a
Br
UNCLAS D)
UNSUB, AKA D. B. COOPER. CRIME ABOARD AIRCRAFT.

RE WFO TELETYPE TO SEATTLE, AUGUST 4, 1980.

ON AUGUST 13, 1980,

[| «RAINIER NATIONAL BANK, 801 MAIN STREET, VANCOUVER,
WASHINGTON, WAS PROVIDED WITH A "CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE WITH
THE RIGHT TO FINANCIAL PRIVACY ACT OF 1978", DATED AUGUST 8,
1980; "FORMER WRITTEN REQUEST FOR FINANCIAL RECORDS", DATED
AUGUST 8, 1980; AND A COURT ORDER, DATED AUGUST 8, 1980, FROM

U. S. MAGISTRATE GILBERT KLEWENO, VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON,

AUTHORIZING 90-DAY DELAY IN NOTIFICATION OF|

AND PROHIBITING THE BANK FROM DISCLOSURE TOo[_____]FOR 90 DAYS.

THESE DOCUMENTS PERTAINED TO ACCOUNTS OF| |

[| PROVIDED RECORDS INDICATING | ( v4

GMS/jcb *

ORACE p,,

ec

Approved: On JB

Transmitted

(Number) (Time) f

COV TF

DB Cooper-18502

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FD-36 (Rev. 5-22-78)
t

*t

I
FBI
|
TRANSMIT VIA: PRECEDENCE: CLASSIFICATION:
["] Teletype (7) Immediate (.] TOP SECRET . °
(_] Facsimile (CI Priority {_] SECRET \
| {_] Routine C) CONFIDENTIAL
( UNCLAS EF TO
(4 UNCLAS
|
Date
PAGE TWO SE 164-81 UNCLAS
| VANCOUVER, b6
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WASHINGTON, OPENED CHECKING ACCOUNT NUMBER | | ON
APRIL 6, 1973, BY DEPOSITING A GOVERNMENT CHECK IN THE AMOUNT
OF $542.00. SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER WAS LISTED As|
AND OCCUPATION AS| | THE ACCOUNT WAS PLACED IN

INACTIVE FILES ON DECEMBER 11, 1975, DUE TO INACTIVITY, WITH

A BALANCE OF $42.31.

[_______]ADVISED THAT ON OCTOBER 13, 1976, ___—=sYSTARTED b6

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SAVINGS ACCOUNT NUMBER |

OF $34.81 FROM THE INACTIVE CHECKING ACCOUNT. ADDRESS WAS

| BY TRANSFERRING THE BALANCE

LISTED AS C/o|

ALASKA.

MOTHER'S MAIDEN NAME AS[___—'| ~ OCCUPATION As[__| AND

|, JUNEAU,

DOB WAS LISTED AS |}

LOCAL ADDRESS AS

RECORDS INDICATE REGULAR MONTHLY DEPOSITS BY GOVERNMENT
CHECKS, STARTING NOVEMBER 8, 1976, WITH $730.00, AND INCREASING
TO $945.00, AS OF MAY 30, 1980.
MONTH HAVE BEEN MADE BY WIRE TRANSFER, RANGING FROM $14.00 TO
$1,003.00. [ _—s| IS CHECKING. MICROFILM RECORDS IN ATTEMPT b6

TO IDENTIFY GOVERNMENT CHECKS RECEIVED FOR DEPOSIT.

WITHDRAWALS OF ONE OR MORE PER

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(Number) (Time)

FBI/O0J

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FD-36 (Rev. 5-22-78) @ ©
¢

i
' FBI
i
TRANSMIT VIA: PRECEDENCE: CLAS SIFICATION: !
(C1 Teletype (Cc) Immediate (_] TOP SECRET
([] Facsimile (1 Priority (-] SECRET
[] Routine [1] CONFIDENTIAL !
(7 UNCLAS EF TO
(4 UNCLAS
t
Date
PAGE THREE SE 164-81 UNCLAS
| | RAINIER BANK, VANCOUVER, b6

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WASHINGTON, ADVISED SHE HAS HANDLED MOST OF THE WIRE TRANSFERS FOR

[_|anp RECOGNIZES HIS VOICE WHEN HE CALLS ON THE PHONE. THE
FIRST TRANSFERS IN 1976, WERE TO A BANK IN ALASKA (NAME UNRECALLED) j

AND THEN LATER, TO THE D. C. NATIONAL BANK, 1801 K STREET NORTHWEST }

WASHINGTON, D. C., ATTENTION | |

AND DEPOSITED TO THE ACCOUNT OF] | NUMBER

[_]SAID THE LAST TRANSFER WAS FOR $666.00 ON AUGUST 4, b6
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1980, AND THIS TIME[ _—s«|SALD HE WANTED HIS SAVINGS ACCOUNT
REDUCED TO A $5.00 BALANCE AND THE MONEY WIRED TO THE D. C.
NATIONAL BANK FOR HIM TO PICK UP UPON PRESENTATION OF PROPER
IDENTIFICATION.

SEATTLE AT VANCOUVER: WILL ATTEMPT TO IDENTIFY THE GOVERNMENT
CHECKS USED FOR DEPOSIT.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

BT

Approved: Transmitted Per
(Number) (Time)

FBI/DOJ

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SEO805 22802262

BE SE

RR WF

R 1423592 AUG 80

FM SEATTLE (164-81) (P)

T@ WASHINGTON FIELD (164-361) ROUTINE

BT

UNCLAS

UNSUB, AKA D. B. COOPER. CRIME ABOARD AIRCRAFT.
RE WF@ TELETYPE TO SEATTLE, AUGUST 4, 1988.
ON AUGUST 13, 1980,

RAINIER NATIONAL BANK, 881 MAIN STREET, VANCOUVER,

WASHINGTON, WAS PROVIDED WITH A "CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE WITH
THE RIGHT TO FINANCIAL PRIVACY ACT OF 1978", DATED AUGUST 8,

1980; "FORMER WRITTEN REQUEST FOR FINANCIAL RECORDS", DATED

AUGUST 8, 1986; AND A COURT ORDER, DATED AUGUST 8, 1980, FROM
U. S. MAGISTRATE GILBERT KLEWENO, VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON,

AUTHORIZING 9-DAY DELAY IN NOTIFICATION OF| |

AND PROHIBITING THE BANK FROM DISCLOSURE TO FOR 98 DAYS. ree:
THESE DOCUMENTS PERTAINED TO ACCOUNTS OF a
[___|PROVIDED RECORDS INDICATING "|

:

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—

PAGE TWO SE 164-81 UNCLAS

| ROOM 219, VANCOUVER, bs
WASHINGTON, OPENED CHECKING ACCOUNT NUMBER| | on
APRIL 6, 1973, BY DEPOSITING A GOVERNMENT CHECK IN THE AMOUNT
OF $542.90. SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER WAS LISTED AS|
AND OCCUPATION AS THE ACCOUNT WAS PLACED IN

INACTIVE FILES ON DECEMBER 11, 1975, DUE TO INACTIVITY, WITH
A BALANCE OF $42.31.

ADVISED THAT ON OCTOBER 13, 1976, STARTED —

SAVINGS ACCOUNT NUMBER | BY TRANSFERRING THE BALANCE
OF $34.81 FROM THE INACTIVE CHECKING ACCOUNT. ADDRESS WAS
LISTED AS C/0 | JUNEAU,

ALASKA. DOB WAS LISTED AS

MOTHER'S MAIDEN NAME AS[__—i.-: OGCUPATION as AND
LOCAL ADDRESS AS

RECORDS INDICATE REGULAR MONTHLY DEPOSITS BY GOVERNMENT
CHECKS, STARTING NOVEMBER 8, 1976, WITH $732.96, AND INCREASING
TO $945.90, AS OF MAY 38, 1988. WITHDRAWALS GF ONE OR MORE PER

MONTH HAVE BEEN MADE BY WIRE TRANSFER, RANGING FROM $14.69 TO

$1,903.00. [-_]1IS CHECKING MICROFILM RECORDS IN ATTEMPT bé6
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PAGE THREE SE 164-81 UNCLAS
| RAINIER BANK, VANCOUVER,
WASHINGTON, ADVISED SHE HAS HANDLED MOST OF THE WIRE TRANSFERS FOR

AND RECOGNIZES HIS VOICE WHEN HE CALLS ON THE PHONE. THE

FIRST TRANSFERS IN 1976, WERE TO A BANK IN ALASKA CNAME UNRECALLED) ;
AND THEN LATER, TO THE D. C. NATIONAL BANK, 1391 K STREET NORTHWEST,

WASHINGTON, D. C., ATTENTION|
AND DEPOSITED T@ THE ACCOUNT OF | | NUMBER

[__]Sa1b THE LAST TRANSFER WAS FOR $666.99 ON AUGUST 4,

198%, AND THIS TIME[ _—'|SAID HE WANTED HIS SAVINGS ACCOUNT
REDUCED TO A $5.90 BALANCE AND THE MONEY WIRED TO THE D. C.
NATIONAL BANK FOR HIM TO PICK UP UPON PRESENTATION OF PROPER

IDENTIFICATION. .
SEATTLE AT VANCOUVER: WILL ATTEMPT TO IDENTIFY THE GOVERNMENT
CHECKS USED FOR DEPOSIT.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.
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FD-36-(Rev. 5-22-78) @ ®
1
FBI
TRANSMIT VIA: PRECEDENCE: CLASSIFICATION:
([] Teletype [7] Immediate (.) TOP SECRET
[2 Facsimile (C) Priority () SECRET
tj airtel (2 Routine (J CONFIDENTIAL !
(J UNCLAS EF TO
a (1) UNCLAS
Date__8/12/80__|
TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) !
exon} , DALLAS (164-1928) (RUC) 16
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SUBJECT: UNSUB, aka
D. Be. Cooper
CAA - HIJACKING
00: SEATTLE
Re Dallas airtel to Seattle, 6/6/80.
In view of no response having been received to '
reairtel, Dallas is considering case RUC'd.
ARMED AND DANGEROUS. .
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airtel

8/12/80

TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)

FROM: SAC, DALLAS (164-1928) (RUC)
SUBJECT: UNSUB, aka
D. B, Cooper
CAA - HLJACKING |
00: SEATTLE
Re Dallas airtel to Seattle, 6/6/80.

In view of no response having been received to
reairtel, Dallas is considering case RUC'd.

4ED_ AND DANGEROUS.

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TO: § DIRECTOR, FBI (164-2111) oe /
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FROM: SAC, DETROIT (164-115) (P) (SQD. C-4)
NORJAK (A)
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is described ag ale, 6'2" £ brown eyes, b7c

black hair, born fall nam and b7D
has no known crim cord. —

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fingerprint records regarding in an attempt bé

to determine if he was in the military service and Wich branch. b7c

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Dissemination
Routing Slip

FD-417 (9-12-69)

To: [J Director, Att.:

(Copies to @. Checked)

(ISAC, SEATTLE (164-81)

(J Albany

(_] Albuquerque

(C] Alexandria

(_]} Anchorage

{_] Atlanta

{_] Baltimore

_] Birmingham
Boston

-) Buffalo

[_] Butte

(_] Charlotte

(_] Chicago

(_] Cincinnati

(_] Cleveland

C_] Columbia

(_]} Dallas

{_] Denver

[_]} Detroit

(_} El Paso

L_] Honolulu

RE: onde

(OO:

(_) Houston
{_] Indianapolis
[_) Jackson
(_] Jacksonville
(_} Kansas City
[_] Knoxville
(_] Las Vegas
(_] Little Rock
(_] Los Angeles
(_] Louisville
(_] Memphis
(_] Miami
(_] Milwaukee
{_] Minneapolis
{__] Mobile
C_] Newark

New Haven
{_] New Orleans
_] New York City
L_] Norfolk

Date

(_] Oklahoma City
C_] Omaha

(_] Philadelphia
[_] Phoenix

{_] Pittsburgh

{_]} Portland

(J Richmond

{_] Sacramento
(_] St. Louis

(_] Salt Lake City
[_] San Antonio
{_] San Diego

(_] San Francisco
(_} San Juan

C_]} Savannah

L_] Seattle

[_] Springfield
(_] Tampa

(_] Washington Field

8/15/80

IW4-B\

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REMARKS: attached airtel inadvertently sent
to Portland.

FILE #: 164-41

OFFICE

RC/7E

SAC

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AIRTEL 8/12/80

(ATIN: IDENTIFICATION DIVISION)
FROM: SAC, DETROIT (164-115) (P) (SQD. C-4)

NORJAK (A)
00: PORTLAND

TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (164-2111) } Uy

| Southfield, Michigan Police b6
Denartment advised that he has a source who associates with one b7C
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| jregarding captioned case,
and advised the source that he, | | is D. B. 5 PORERs Source
advised | lchere| Jo£f D. B. COOPER

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black hair, born full name and b7D

has no known Crimtnai—récord. :

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FROM ;

SUBJECT:

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT . UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

Memorandum

SAC, SEATTLE 064-81) (P)

SA

NORJAK
00: SEATTLE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

DATE: August 18, 1980:

jlo

Reference Seattle Memo of Si

dated 2/26/80.

It has been determined through conversation with
SA| at the_Vancouver RA that sometime during

February or March 1980,

of Washougal,

Washington, had come into the RA Office at Vancouver, wherein
he had described the parachute referred to in referenced

memo as being a green military type parachute and that it was
presently being used as an awning by a neighbor. Since it'
is apparent that this parachute has no connection with cap-
tioned matter, no further investigation is being conducted at

Vancouver.

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

SAC, SEATTLE @64-81) (P)

SA . | Jal D, oy

NORJAK
OO: SEATTLE

DATE: August 18, 1980

Reference Seattle Memo of Ss
dated 2/26/80.

[thas been determined through conversation with
sal at the Vancouver RA that sometime during
February or March 1980,| |, of Washougal,
Washington, had come into the RA Office at Vancouver wherein
he had described the parachute referred to in referenced
memo as being a green military type parachute and that it was
presently being used as an awning by a neighbor. Since it'
is apparent that this parachute has no connection with cap-
tioned matter, no further investigation is being conducted at
Vancouver,

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Washington, D. C. 20537

REPORT

of the

LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION
IDENTIFICATION DIVISION

YOUR FILE NO. 16481 (P) August 15, 1980
FBI FILE NO. 164-2111 ©

LATENT CASE NO. A-45410

TO: SAC, Seattle ©

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RE: NORJAK; Al

CAA ~- HIJACKING . wr A,
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REFERENCE: Airtel. 7-30-80 .
EXAMINATION REQUESTED BY: Seattle

SPECIMENS: Identification card bearing two. fingerprints.

This report confirms and supplements the informa-
tion telephonically furnished on 8~6-80..

The previously reported unidentified latent finger-
prints and latent impression (fingerprint or palm print) are
not the fingerprints: present on a Washoe County, Nevada,
Sheriff's Office identification card bearing the name
Jack Scott. Farmer, identification #A-18825 and card #18086.

No fingerprint record was located in the Identifi-
cation Division files for Jack Scott Farmer.

The specimen is enclosed.

?

lo4-3l- FA GS

THIS REPORT IS FURNISHED FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY FBI/DOJ
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FEDER BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Washington, D. C. 20537

REPORT

of the

LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION
IDENTIFICATION DIVISION

YOUR FILE NO. 164-81 (P) August 15, 1980
FBI FILE NO. 164-2111

LATENT CASE NO. A-45410

TO: SAC, Seattle

Aus Wb, Y

RE: NORGAK;
CAA - HIJACKING

REFERENCE: Airtel 7-30-80
EXAMINATION REQUESTED BY: gonttle

SPECIMENS: aa . 7 . . . :
Identification card bearing two fingerprints

This report confirms and supplements the informa~
tion telephonically furnished on 8-6=—80,

The previously veported unidentified latent finger-
prints and latent impression (fingerprint or palm print) are
not the fingerprints present on a Washoe County, Nevada,
Sheriff's Office identification card bearing the name
Jack Scott Farmer, identification #A-18825 and card #18086.

No fingerprint record was iocated in the Identifi-
cation Division files for Jack Scott Parmer,

The specimen is enclosed,

Enc . | ? RAG a
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® | @
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Washington, D. C. 20537

REPORT

of the

LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION
IDENTIFICATION DIVISION

YOUR FILE NO. LG4=50 (Pp September 16,1989
FBI FILE NO. e432 a4 ~ . °
LATENT CASENO. = ASAB ATA

to, SfC, Sacramento

RE! ORTACR
CAR ~ HIGACKING

REFERENCE: Airtel 8/11/80

EXAMINATION REQUESTED BY: Sacramento
SPECIMENS: Two copies of Eingerprints of
Jack Scott Tarmer

Tho previously reported unidentified Latent
fingerprints in this case were compared with the submitted
copics of £ingarprints of VYarror, but no identification was

Ho inked fingerprints or palm prints were lecnated in
the Identification Division files for Parmer.

Major case prints ara nocded for conclusive
comparisons.

Yho specimens are enclosed.

@ o egattlo (164-81) Mek E $464

AUG 4 8 198

SEARCHED, INDEXED. defo
SERIALIZED &: v2 EILED

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATIO

Washington, D. C. 20537

REPORT

of the

LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION
IDENTIFICATION DIVISION

YOUR FILE NO. we Gary's ~
DIRE MO. 464039, (") Saptonbar 1¢,1986
LATENT CASENO. y_acarg
to; SAC, Saezanento

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REY sro pyact
CAA ~ HRIACKING

EXAMINATION REQUESTED BY: Sacxrarento
SPECIMENS: mwo copies ef fingerprints of

dacs Geott Parmer

hp provLougly rovorted unidentified Llatant
fingerprints 1 in this case vora compared with the submitted
copios ef fingorprints of Farmar, but no identification vas
offoetad..

Yo inked fingerprints or palm prints wore lecated in
the Ifentification Division filea fer Parmer,

ajor east prints ara needed for conclusive
comparisons.

Sho opadimans are crclosed.

2 — Seattle (104-81 desi sedes!

SEARCHED, = NDEKED dpa
SERIALIZED coded BILED, 1
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AUG ig 980 |

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FBim- SEATTLE as

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TO FBI SEATTLE IMMEDIATE

FBI WASHINGTON FIELD IMMEDIATE

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UNCLAS

NORJAK; CAA. 00: SEATTLE
BY TELETYPE DATED AUGUST 22, 1988, LEGAT LONDON ADVISED:
RETELCALL OF SA[___]10 LEGAT, LONDON AUGUST 20, 1988.

ON AUGUST 22, 1988 | FUR-

NISHED COPY OF

ALIAS D.B. COOPER

BORN | JIS THE BELIEVED HIJACKER OF A NORTH

WEST AIRLINE JET ON 24/11/71. HIJACKER PARACHUTED OUT OF THE PLANE
WITH $290,008 OVER MOUNTAINOUS TERRITORY. HIJACKER HAS MANAGED 'TO
AVOID ARREST TO THIS TIME. BECAUSE OF LACK OF HIS avr AT

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TIME OF THE HIJACKING IT IS ESSENTIAL TO APPREHEND HIJACKER WITH

MONEY RETRIVED AS "A RESULT OF ACTS OF AIR PIRACY. WE RECEIVED INFOR-
MATION FROM THE FBI THAT THE SUSPECTED HIJACKER PLANS TO ARRIVE AT
LONDON HEATHROW AIRPORT AT 72:25A.M. ON PANAM FLIGHT NO. 186 ON
4/9/86 THE FBI BELIEVES THAT THE PURPOSE OF THIS TRIP IS TO RETRIVE
MONEY OBTAINED IN HIJACKING OF 24/11/71. FBI IN WASHINGTON D.C.
NOTIFIED FBI*S LEGAL ATTACHE IN LONDON CONCERNING THIS MAN. PLEAS
CONDUCT DISCRETE SURVEILLANCE OF SUBJECT TO DETERMINE HIS MOVEMENTS.
INCLUDING WHICH FINANCIAL INSTITUTION OR BANKS HE CONTACTS, IF HE
WITHDRAWS LARGE SUMS OF MONEY , AND ADVISE THIS OFFICE OF TIME,

DATE AND PLACE HE WILL RETURN TO U.S.A. FBI BELIEVES SUBJECT MAY
TRAVEL TO NETHERLANDS OR PORTUGAL PRIOR TO HIS RETURN TO U.S.A.
DESCRIPTION WHITE MALE 6 FT TALL 206 PONDS. BLUE EYES EXCELLENT
PHYSICAL SHAPE, LONG WHITE HAIR. THE PHOTOGRAPHS AND FINGERPRINTS
WILL BE SENT BY DISPATCH LETTER IMMEDIATELY. DO NOT ARREST BASED

ON THIS NOTICE."

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LEGAT, LONDON WITH BACKGROUND AND REQUESTED INVESTIGATION. TO DATE, b7E

LONDON HAS NOT RECEIVED ANY COMMUNICATION THROUGH BUREAU CHANNELS.

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IF BUREAU AND WASHINGTON FIELD DESIRE LEGAT, LONDON TO PARTICI-
PATE IN THIS INVESTIGATION, AN APPROPRIATE COMMUNICATION SHOULD

BE SENT ADVISING OF HOW SUSPECTED TO BE D.B. COOPER, SOURCE

OF INFORMATION THAT[ __| COMING TO LONDON TO RETRIEVE MONEY

OBTAINED IN NOVEMBER 24, 1971 HIJACKING, SOURCE OF INFORMATION AND

REASON FOR CONTINUING ON To

WHETHER FISUR

WILL BE REQUESTED OF PHOTO OF EXTREME

IMPORTANCE ESPECIALLY IN LIGHT OF REQUESTED FISUR. LEGAT, LONDON
SUGGESTS FORWARDING WITH CREW OF DULLES-LONDON AIRLINE.
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WITH $256, "90 OVER NOUN TALNOUS TERRE TORY: » NTJACKER KAS MANAGED TO
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TO DIRECTOR FBI IMMEDIATE |
ATTENTION PERSONAL CRIMES UNIT at

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UNCLAS
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RE BUREAU TEL AUGUST 22, 1989. |

WASHINGTON FIELD INVESTIGATION INTO THIS MATTER ON

JUNE 26, 198@ BASED ON TELEPHONE CALL FRoM| |
| OF A TRANSIENT TYPE TEMPORARY HOUSING FACILITY
IN WASHINGTON, D. C. (WDC). ACCORDING TO[ | A RESIDENT.

IDENTIFIED AS COULD POSSIBLY BE D. B. COOPER, -

THE UNSUB IW CAPTIONED HIJACKING. VIEWED COMPOSITE
DRAWING OF UNSUB, D. B. COOPER, AND STATED BASIC FACIAL

CHARACTERISTICS ARE SIMILAR.
SUBSEQUENT INVESTIGATION DETERMINED | | 1s

IDENTICAL TO HOLDER OF FBI NUMBER A WHITE MALE

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BORN] |WAS ARRESTED IN[___|aT

SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA FOR BANK ROBBERY AND RECEIVED

AGAIN ARRESTED IN SACRAMENTO,

CALIFORNIA, PRIOR TO CAPTIONED HIJACKING, ON
CHARGE OF| | THIS CHARGE
EFFECTIVELY VANISHED AFTER HIS ARREST AND
WHEREABOUTS UNKNOWN UNTIL WHEN HE WAS ARRESTED
on | wDc.

| SUPRA, BELIEF THAT| _] AND UNSUB,

D. B. COOPER ARE ONE IN THE SAME BASED ON THE FOLLOWING:
i.[____] CAUSES $999.99 TO BE WIRED FROM A VANCOUVER,

WASHINGTON BANK TO A WDC BANK, MONTHLY.

2.([_____] HAS EXPRESSED TO HIM A FEAR OF THE FBI SINCE

RECENT MEDIA REPORTS THAT MONEY CONNEGTED TO THIS HIJACKING
WAS RECOVERED IN THE MOUNTAINS IN WASHINGTON STATE.
3. [ _] BELIEVED To BE FORMER ARMY PILOT, PARATROOPER

WITH PURPORTED ""OQUTDOOR" EXPERTISE.

4.[ ___]aGE AND PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS COMPATIBLE
WITH ARTIST CONCEPTION DRAWING.

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FINGERPRINTS OF NOT IDENTICAL TO THE UNIDENTIFIED Reo

LATENT FINGERPRINTS ON FILE IN THIS CASE.
INVESTIGATION BY THE SEATTLE FBI OFFICE HAS DETERMINED

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WITH REGULAR MONTHLY DEPOSITS BY U.S. GOVERNMENT CHECKS
STARTING-NOVEMBER, 1976 AT $739.9G AND INCREASING TO $945.06

AS OF MAY 34, 1989. ON AUGUST 4, 1989,[ __| ORDERED HIS
SAVINGS ACCOUNT BALANCE REDUCED TO $5.00 BY WIRING $666.90
TO A WDC BANK. INVESTIGATION CONTINUES TO FURTHER IDENTIFY

THE GOVERNMENT CHECKS USED FOR DEPOSIT.

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OVERSEAS EXPERIENCE AS A PILOT. L___] DISCHARGED IN FEBRUARY,
[_]anp GRADUATED FROM THE

On| | RECEIVED A U.S. PASSPORT FOR 6 |
REPORTED TRAVEL TO THE NETHERLANDS.[ _|HAS TOLDL___|

HE WILL BE TRAVELING ON SEPTEMBER 4, 1989 TO LONDON.

IN ADDITION, HAS TOLD ANOTHER ASSOCIATE HE INTENDS
TRAVEL TO PORTUGUAL.

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PAGE FOUR DE WF 9924 UNCLAS

INFORMATION CONTAINED IN REFERENCE TELETYPE, AS REPORTED
BY INTERPOL, IS FACTUALLY INCORRECT. AS A COURTESY GESTURE,

WASHINGTON FIELD REPORTED IN SUBSTANCE THE ABOVE INFORMATION
TO A INTERPOL REPRESENTATIVE. FOLLOWING THIS, WASHINGTON

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TO FBIHQ FOR DISSEMINATION TO LEGAT, LONDON.

THE BUREAU IS REQUESTED TO FURNISH ABOVE TO LEGAT, LONDON.
NO INVESTIGATION OR SURVEILLANCE REQUESTED AT THIS TIME.
SHOULD SUBSEQUENT INVESTIGATION REQUIRE OVERSEAS INVESTIGATION,

SAME WILL BE REQUESTED THROUGH FBIHQ ONLY.

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DRAWING OF UNSUB, D. B. COOPER, AND STATED BASIC FACIAL
CHARACTERISTICS ARE SIMILAR. )
SUBSEQUENT INVESTIGATION DETERMILED| | r3 _

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

i

\ Date of transcription

ae

8/13/80

| —__] Parkersburg, W. Va., telephone

| | was

int at the home of her parents,
Marys Pike, telephone

was made aware of the identity of the interviewing Agent and the

nature of the inquiry. She was advised that

the interviewing

Agent had received an anonymous telephone call from a woman on

June 23, 1980, who said that[

resembles D. B.

Gooper. | | advised she did not make the telephone call.
She did, however, provide the following information:

| ladvised shel

She said]

| whom she

had not| |

was relatively new

to Parkersburg. She said when she met him he was a

| | saial

_] She said sh |

Inever said or did anything

lthat would cause her to
believe that he had ever committed a criminal act in the past.

She said he is a hard worker.

| | said she had never heard of the D. B

Cooper skyjacking incident. She said that

admittedly an ex-paratrooper, would not have
such a crime as that committed by Cooper.

been capable of

AY yl _-71-92)89

Investigation on —8/11/s9o-—___. at Ti ia File #—=DOQ = 6p
SEARCHED - NPLEIO Y-
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This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. it ts the property

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was made aware of the identity of the interviewing Agent and the
nature of the inquiry. She was advised that the interviewing
Agent had received an anonymous telephone call from a woman on
June 23, ; id that| lxesembles D. B.
Gooper. advised she did not make the telephone call.
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(; Date of transcription 6/30/80

| who
being made aware of tae identity of the Interviewing agent
and the nature of the interview, advised as follows:

stated that he has had a continuing
interest In the D. 2. Coover affatr since its occurrence
becouse of the newsmedia conjecture thet Coopor possibily

was a narechutist and that he had been a paratrooper. He said
that the fact of his being a former paratreoper and his
rosenbinnee toe the optiss concention of Foopcr has brought

coments from feller | cuch acs,
are you _sure you are not Coover?,. 'when the interviewing agent
advised that he was there as a result of an anonymous

said, "oh, the cailer was probably

|commemted about a recent article in the
Farkersbure Newspansr unich told of pleees of the extortion
money boing tound. He caid it was probably placed there as a
"decoy", He asked the interviewing agent if the Federal Eureau
of Investigation (FBI) hed obtained fingerprints of Cooper
and if the FEL were certain that Gooper had actually parachuted,
instead of hidins hinself on the planes Alco, whon the nechanics
OF the alleged juap vere discussod stated that the
Jump was cortainly possible, that the gpecd oF the plane and the
aliitude of it would be no factor. He said that he, as a
United States frmy Paratrooper, had made 30 jumps; one jucp,
according to hin, was made from a plane Plyins at 200 miles
per hour.

| jadvised, \vhon he tas told by the interviewing
asont of HIS S arity to Coonser, that he is not Cooper and —

that he had becon no farther Vest then Tow. He did admit, however,

to conciderable travel, Including flyiny to various places, but
mostly, ho caid, Cast of the Micsicsivpi. He said that he
once had a passrort tt Newfoundland, ands; more reecntly, he
sald he mede an application cor a pacsport to Saudi Arabia.

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

& Date of transcription 6/30/80

| | who
being made avare of the identity of the interviewing agent
and the nature of the interview, advised as follows:

__|steted that he has had a continuing
interest in the D. B. Cooper affair since its occurrence
because of the nevsnedia conjecture that Cooper possibily

was a parachutist and that he had heen a paratrooper. He said
that the fact of his boing a former paratrooper and his
reacenblance to the artist conception of Cooper has brought

comments from fellLovs | such as, | |
are you_s are not Cooper?". When the interviewing agent
advised % he was there as a result of an anonymous
phone caller,| said, "oh, the caller was probably

|commented about a recent article in the
Parkersbure Newspaper which told of pieces of the extortion
money being Tun He said it was prohably placed there as a
"decoy". He asked the intervicwing agent if the Federal Pureau

of Investigation (FBI) had obtained fingerprints of Cooper
and if the FEI were certain that Cooper had actually parachuted,

instead of hiding himself on the planc, Aliso, when the nechanics
of the alloged jump tere discussed, stated that the
jump vas certainly possible, that the speed of the plane and the

altitude of it would be no factor. He said that he, as a
United States Army Paratrooper, had made 30 jumps; one jump,
according te hin, was made from a plane flying at 3200 miles
por nour.

advised, when he was told by the interviewing
agent of his similarity to Cooper, that he is not Cooper and —

that he had been no farther Vest than Iowa. He did admit, hovever,

to considerable travel, including flying te various places, but
mostly, he said, East of the Nissiccinpi. He said that he

once had a passport tc Newfoundland, and; more recently, he
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DETERMINE AMOUNT OF VA COMPENSATION, ANY PERTINENT MEDICAL HISTORY
AND FURNISH RESULTS TO WASHINGTON FIELD AND SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
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TRAVEL ON SEPTEMBER 3, 1980, MERELY COMMENTS MADE BY TO A

WASHINGTON, D.C. (WDC) ACQUAINTANCE AND HAS NOT BEEN CONFIRMED.

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PLANS REGARDING SURVEILLANCE OF
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In Reply, Please Refer to
File No,

mNITED STATES DEPARTMENT 4& JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

915 Second Avenue
Seattle, Washington 98174

September 19, 1980 ,
Lagi Jtiaoe b4 a8 we
Mountain View, California b6
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pearL__

Enclosed with this letter is the original Dealer
Permit for Jack Scott Farmer, which you previously made
available to the Seattle Division of the FBI.

Thank you again for your assistance in the D. B.
Cooper hijacking investigation.

Very truly yours,

Allen P. Whitaker
Special Agent in Charge

By:

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Supervisory Special Agent

Enclosure - 1

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NOTE: The FBI Identification Division has taken

a one on one photograph of the above dealer's
permit, including the right and left thumb prints con-
tained on the permit. Reference Bureau Identification
Repo-t, dated 8/15/80; Latent #A-45410, Bufile 164-2111.

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Enclosed with this letter is the original Dealer
Permit for Jack Scott Farmer, which you previously made
available to the Seattle Division of the FBI.
Thank you again for your assistance in the D. B.
Cooper hijacking investigation.
Very truly yours,
Allen P. Whitaker
Special Agent in Charge
By:
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Enclosure - 1

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NOTE: The FBI Identification Division has taken

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permit, including the right and left thumb prints con-
tained on the permit. Reference Bureau Identification
Repo-t, dated 8/15/80; Latent #A-45410, Bufile 164-2111.

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FD-302 (REV. 3-8-77) 9 oo

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

1 9/9/80

Date of transcription

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Rainier
National Bank, 810 Main Street, Vancouver, Washington, advised

that she had determined that the checks deposited to the savings
account of were Veterans Administration checks.

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it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.

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FD-302 (REV. 3-8-77)

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

i Date of transcription 9/ 9/ 80
Rainier Pec
National Bank, 810 Main Street, Vancouver, Washington, advised
that she had determined that the checks deposited to the savings
account of were Veterans Administration checks.
investigation on____ 8/28/80 Vancouver, Washington ., SE 164-81-@NQ]
SA /tcs 8/28/80. Ps
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Memorandum

To: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) Date 8/27/80
From Mf SAC, INDIANAPOLIS (164-177) (RUC)

Subject: = NORJAK (A)
00: SE
BUFILE 164-2111
ReIPlet to Seattle, 3/27/80.
In view of the fact that all outstanding

investigation has been completed in the Indianapolis
; Division; this matter is being placed in an RUC status.

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SAC, INDIANAPOLIS (164-177) (RUC)

NORJAK (A)
00: SE
BUFILF 164-2111
ReIPlet to Seattle, 3/27/80.
In view of the fact that 211 outstanding

investigation has been completed in the Indianapolis
Division, this matter is being placed in an RUC status.

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

AIRTEL ,
DATE: 9/3/
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TO : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) ye"
FROM EHO canons (164-167) - P - 0), Tn
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SUBJECT: NORJAK
CAA-HIJACK (A)
(OO: SEATTLE)
BUFILE 164-2111

- Re Richmond airtel to Seattle, 4/23/80.

Enclosed for Seattle is the original of an FD-302
reflecting interview of| t Charlottesville, b6
Va., on 4/11/80 by SA fand the original of an bic
FD-302 reflecting her re-interview on 4/14/80. Also enclosed are
the original investigative notes made during above stated
interviews.

For the information of Seattle, periodic recontacts with

during May, 1980 through August, 1980, up to be |

and including August 25, 1980, were unproductive in obtaining any bic

additional information other than to identify Phoenix, Oregon as _|

the town in which| |had owned and operated |
the hotel described in the enclosed FD-302 reflecting her

interview on 4/11/80.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

AIRTEL
DATE: 9/3/80

TO : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM : SAC, RICHMOND (164-167) - P -

SUBJECT: NORJAK
CAA-HIJACK (A)
(00: SEATTLE)
BUFILE 164-2111

Re Richmond airtel to Seattle, 4/23/80.

Enclosed for Seattle is the original of an FD-302
reflecting interview of| lat Charlottesville,
Va., on 4/11/80 by SA and the original of an
FD-302 reflecting her re-interview on 4/14/80. Also enclosed are
the original investigative notes made during above stated
interviews.

For the information of Seattle, periodic recontacts with
|} during May, 1980 through August, 1980, up to
and including August 25, 1980, were unproductive in obtaining any
additional information other than to identify Phoenix, Oregon as
the town in which] Jhad owned and operated
the hotel described in the enclosed FD-302 reflecting her
interview on 4/11/80.

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' Date of transcription
1 : 4/23/80

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| Charlottesville, Virginia, was b7C
shown four artists' composites, two black and white and two
colored, depicting the individual known as D. B. Cooper who
jacked Northwest Orient Flight Number 305 on November 24, 1971.
| viewed the four artists' composites and stated in her
judgment, the black and white artist's composite without the
sunglasses looks just like| } John Scott
Maze, who died of a heart attack in November,.1974, in Scottsdale,
Arizona, at the age of 59.

She noted in addition to the information she furnished
to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Charlottesville, Virginia,
on April 11, 1980, John Scott Maze did smoke cigarettes of the
filter type but she could not recall the brand.

She also noted he was always extremely polite, even to
her whom he did not care for at all.

She noted the composite she identified as looking just
like John Scott Maze, looked like him without the "David Niven"
type mustache he always wore.

She also recalled he alwab talked at a low modulation as
he had an adversity towards loud noise. She added, she talks loud
and that was one of the things Maze did not like about her.

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[_ J aavisea she has papers and photographs stored away bec

and if she locates anything which would be of further value to the
Federal Bureau of Investigation concerning Maze, she will contact
the interviewing Agent and furnish it to him.

In conclusion she stated in her judgment, the composite
picture she identified is a picture of John Scott Maze, and Maze's
complexion was even more tan than the complexion depicted in the
colored composites when she last saw Maze in person in 1972.

Interviewed on 4/14/80 |. at Charlottesville, Virginia File # RH 164-167
ry) , SE 164-81
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FD-302(rev.3-8-77) , ,

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

7 Date of transcription
1 4/23/80

| | bé6é
| Charlottesville, Virginia, was b7C
shown four artists' composites, two black and white and two
colored, depicting the individual known as D. B. Cooper who
skyjacked Northwest Orient Flight Number 305 on November 24, 1971.
Co iviewea the four artists' composites and stated in her

judgment, the black and white artist's composite without the

sunglasses looks just like John Scott

Maze, who died of a heart attack in November,, 1974, in Scottsdale,
"Arizona, at the age of 59.

She noted in addition to the information she furnished
to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Charlottesville, Virginia,
on April 11, 1980, John Scott Maze did smoke cigarettes of the
filter type but she could not recall the brand.

She also noted he was always extremely polite, even to
her whom he did not care for at all.

She noted the composite she identified as looking just
'like John Scott Maze, looked like him without the "David Niven"
type mustache he always wore.

She also recalled he alwad' talked at a low modulation as
he had an adversity towards loud noise. She added, she talks loud
and that was one of the things Maze did not like about her.

advised she has papers and photographs stored away b6
and if she locates anything which would be of further value to the b7c
Federal Bureau of Investigation concerning Maze, she will contact
the interviewing Agent and furnish it to him.

In conclusion she stated in her judgment, the composite
picture she identified is a picture of John Scott Maze, and Maze's
complexion was even more tan than the complexion depicted in the
colored composites when she last saw Maze in person in 1972.

Wo-B\- BOO

interviewed on 4/14/80 at Charlottesville, Virginia File # RH 164-167
. SE 164-81

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It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its
contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.

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Date of transcription
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| | Charlotteville, Virginia, b7c
eLlephone number Urnished the following information

relating to the D. B. Cooper Skyjacking case under investigation
by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).

| viewed a television program entitled "In Search Of" b6
which is broadcast weekly on Sunday nights. She noted one of the b7Cc
recent broadcasts reviewed the D.B. Cooper Skyjacking case and in
the presentation a composite picture of Cooper, made from
information furnished by witnesses was displayed.

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stated the_composite picture was without question
in her mind a picture of| John
Scott Maze, who died in Scottsdale, Arizona, of a heart attack, in

November 1974.
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she believes is currently residing with

Tempe, Arizona, |

1JOnn Scott Maze.

[__|Jrelatea John Scott Maze, at the time of his death, bé6é
resided in a trailer home at 1149 North 92nd Street, Scottsdale, bic
Arizona. She noted that John Scott Maze had been employed by
AiResearch, Phoenix, Arizona, as an engineer for twenty years
prior to being fired in the middle 1960's for being an alcoholic.

She continued after he was fired, he never held any
meaningful employment to her knowledge up to his death. She
added after he was fired, he used to disappear for two or three
months at a time and just go out into the wilderness of Oregon and
the state of Washington to be by himself.

She noted he was a "real loner" and had as little to do
with other people as he could.

Interviewed 6 30 at CrrarLroccesvittre; Fibre $f Rit ts 4-167

Virginia SE 164-81
By SA ae Date Dictated VEER ae
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RH 164-167
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She further stated he knew airplanes inside and out and
could fly. She advised he did fly various kinds of aircraft
although she did not know if he had a flying license of any kind.
She added he could fly a helicopter, and on one occasion when he
read about a bank robber being arrested for a robbery, he
explained what the robber did wrong and how he would have done it.

She noted he stated he would have used a helicopter to
make his escape after the robbbery.

[__Jaiso stated in 1967 or 1968, Maze spent a year in bé
San Diego during which time he took sky diving lessons. She was b7c
unable to furnish the address where Maze resided during that year,
but she noted] | who currently

resides in Phoenix, Arizona, visited Maze in San Diego during that
time and she would know.

[_] continued, Maze had received a less than honorable b6é
discharge from the United States Army during World War II for bie
being a "neurotic".

[__jrelated that in 1970, Maze made a down payment on a b6
hotel in the southern section of the state of Washington, near the b7Cc
state border. She could not recall the name of the town where the
hotel was located but did recall it was a small town and the town
had the same name as a city located in Arizona.

She continued, in 1972, Maze paid off the debt owed on
the hotel and he later sold it prior to his death. She noted the
person or persons who bought the hotel are currently making
payments on the debt to Maze's estate for which] | b6
who resides in Phoenix, b7c
Arizona, collects the payments and distributes the payments among

; added, Maze did not have any savings or means of b6
income and it puzzled members of the family as to how Maze could bic
purchase the hotel and live so well.

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She noted he bought expensive clothes, jewelry, etc.,
and always had new vehicles, including campers, which he used when
he went off into the wilderness of Oregon and Washington.
noted Maze also owned some property in Florida and Arizona.

She added when he was fired from AiResearch in the early
1960's, he did not have any savings or assets and there was not
any family wealth.

| | further related that in 1972, Maze visitea[ _]

in Charlottesville, Virginia, at which time he had a new
Chevrolet Elcamino pickup truck with a sleeping camper on the
back. She emphasized Maze was an avid camper at home and in the
wilderness by himself.

She also related Maze exercised and took care of his
health, having quit drinking for approximately eight years. She
noted in 1972, although approximately 57 years of age, he looked
about 35 years old in appearance. She added, he did not have any

age wrinkles but did have some small "laugh wrinkles at the corner
of his eyes" which were not real prominent.' .

She described him as follows:

Complexion Tan
Height Approximately 5 feet 10 inches
: to 5 feet 11 inches
Weight Approximately 165 pounds
Hair Full head of dark brown hair
: which was fine in texture
Eyes Blue
[_|continuea in appearance Maze looked like "a young
David Niven", the movie star, and wore a mustache like Niven. She

added, Maze was a secretive and very methodical person who never
did anything impulsively. She explained if Maze was going to buy
a vehicle, he took several months to decide on which vehicle to
buy and he would even go so far as to study the vehicle on
blueprint, test run it, and check it over completely before
deciding.

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She added he always thought things out completely before
acting. In her judgment Maze was extremely intelligent ¢ and could
do anything he set his mind to do.

also related when Maze b6
Charlottesville, Virginia, in 1972, he would not sleep in a bed, bic
and he slept on the floor in the bedroom made available to him.
She added, Maze was born in Kane, Pennsylvania, in
September, 1915, where he was raised by a mother and a grandmother
after the death of his father when he was very young.

[_| further related, Maze had stipulated in his will b6
that upon his death, he was not to be embalmed, he was to be put bic
in a pine box and buried as soon as possible so that he could rot
as soon as he could.

She added, to her knowledge, Maze's wishes were carried
out and he was buried in the East-Resthaven Cemetery in
Scottsdale, Arizona, by Carr Mortuary, 26 East Fifth Street,
Tempe, Arizona.
[_ reiterated, the composite she observed on the re
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televisi i arch Of" for D. B. Cooper is identical to
John Scott Maze, minus his mustache.

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Date of transcription

1 4/23/80
b6
| | Charlotteville, Virginia, bie
telephone number| | furnished the following information
relating to the D. B. Cooper Skyjacking case under investigation
by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).
viewed a television program entitled "In Search O£" b6
which is broadcast weekly on Sunday nights. She noted one of the bic
recent broadcasts reviewed the D.B. Cooper Skyjacking case and in
the presentation a composite picture of Cooper, made from
' information furnished by witnesses was displayed.
stated the_composite picture was without question b6
in her mind a picture of John BIC
Scott Maze, who died in Scottsdale, Arizona, of a heart attack, in
November, 1974.
| | related. she was | | b6
| and whom b7C
pale—believes is currently residing with
Tempe, Arizona, |
}John Scott Maze.

[Jreiatea John Scott Maze, at the time of his death, b6
resided in a trailer home at 1149 North 92nd Street, Scottsdale, b7c
Arizona. She noted that John Scott: Maze had been employed by
AiResearch, Phoenix, Arizona, as an engineer for twenty years
prior to being fired in the middle 1960's for being an alcoholic.

She continued after he was fired, he never held any
meaningful employment to her knowledge up to his death. She
added after he was fired, he used to disappear for two or three
months at a time and just go out into the wilderness of Oregon and
the state of Washington to be by himself.
She noted he was a "real loner" and had as little to do
with other people as he could.
Interviewed dr-47tr1t/s80 at-thartottesvitte; Fite -#- Rit ts4-1i67
Virginia —" $B 164-81~ @S0\
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By SA fyvir Date Dictated 4/14/80 a

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI.
It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its
contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.

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The following_investigation was conducted by SA
j and sal on July ll, 1980:

AT BUTTE, MONTANA

| ad-
vised that he recalls a few months ago when he was watching
television when a composite photograph of the individual
known as D. B. COOPER appeared on the screen. He recalled
at the time that the picture "jumped out", and he said to

his children at the time]

advised that at the time there was little doubt in his mind
that the photograph appeared to be

A composite photograph of D. B. COOPER was shown
to| } and he advised that that photograph did not
give him the same impression that the photograph on tele-

vision had, although the composite photograph does have
the same general facial characteristics asl !

]was also shown a photograph of

which had been taken on April 28, 1978, andl |
stated that is definitely]

| jstated that he had worked in several
places with |] such as New Mexico, Utah, and Colorado,

but he recalls that in each instance did not last

very long. | | described

jand therefore did not last very long

on any one job. | Jalso advised that[_Jwas
a | } but he had a good personality and was a

very likeable individual who could talk people out of
just about anything.

|advised that he was not aware of any
experience on the part of[_—ijrelative to flying or |
using parachutes; however, he did feel that | would
be capable of attempting such an act as hijacking an air~

plane and subsequently bailing out of it. | | ad-
vised that{ was the kind of a person that would do

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just about anything that the average person would not
consider doing.

Based on a comparison of the photograph of
| [and the composite photograph of D. B.
COOPER,| _]could not see that much similarity;
however, he reiterated that when he saw the composite
on television, his immediate impression was that the
composite photograph was in fact which
is the name that} utilized.

| jadvised that in a week or two he
plans to take a trip to New Mexico and other areas
where he has previously worked. He advised that while
making this trip he would make some inquiries with old
friends as he meets them to see if anyone knows of the
location of | | and if he determines the loca-
tion, he will advise the FBI.

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The following investigation was conducted by
SA| |

AT HELENA, MONTANA

On August 1, 1980,| | residing at be
| Helena, Montana, was contacted at his place bie
of employment as al_ | for FRONTIER AIRLINES,

Helena Air Terminal.

advised that on May 31, 1980, he was in b6
the bar at the COLONIAL INN, Helena, Montana, drinking and b7Cc
relaxing when he began talking with a man, who identified
himself as | jclaimed to be a
} who was_iust passing through Helena.
L_—'d| advised that he told that he was working
with FRONTIER AIRLINES, and then they b iscussing
airline hijacking. [_ ]stated that claimed
to have heard from some waitress in a town in the State
of Washington, that D. B. COOPER, the individual who
hijacked the plane seven or so years ago in the State of
Washington, was still alive and might be living in Europe.

[sdstated thatL__———iddid not mention the b6
name of the waitress, the town in the State of Washington bie
where the waitress worked or did he provide any specifics
as to the real identity of D. B. COOPER or location where
he "might" be living in Europe.

| stated that he does not recall the man's BG
name, which and bie
after this incident, he,| | checked with the COLONIAL
INN, and|___ was not registered at the COLONIAL
INN on May 31, 1980.

[| stated additionally that he recalls that b6
when he left the COLONIAL INN on the evening of May 31, bie
1980, he leftL _——siJin the bar and drove completely
around the COLONI id not observe any
_ ___|stated that he frequents
the lounge at the COLONIAL INN, and since this incident,

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BT #164-26
SE #164-81
RKP/dep

2

he has not seen in the COLONIAL INN LOUNGE,
nor has he seen at any other location in Helena,
Montana. .

[stated that if he was going to guess,
he would guess that the man was from somewhere in the
State of Washington, because the man seemed to talk
more about Washington than Montana; however, this is
just a guess on his part.

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FD-36 (Rev. 5-22-78) r @ .

; ye
FBI
TRANSMIT VIA: PRECEDENCE: CLASSIFICATION:
(_j Teletype (_] Immediate C TOP SECRET '
() Facsimile ' Priority. ( SECRET !
ps) _AIRTEL (7) Rottine (1 CONFIDENTIAL
(J) UNCLAS EF TO }
(1) UNCLAS |
Date 9/5/80

TO : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)

FROM : SAC, BUTTE (164-26) (RUC) .
SUBJECT: NORJAK (A)

00: Seattle
Bufile #164-2111

Re Sait Lake City airtel to Butte, 6/5/80.

Enclosed for Seattle are the original and one
copy each of two investigative inserts setting forth
investigation conducted at Butte, Montana, on 7/11/80,
and at Helena, Montana, on 8/1/80.

It is noted that| — _ 'tele-
phonically contacted the Butte Office on 5/31/80, stating

th talking to an individual by the name
of at the COLONIAL INN in Helena, Montana.
The results of that conversation are set forth in the
enclosed insert at Helena, Montana. ;

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

KVO

Q)- Seattle (Enc. al
1 - Butte
KPH/dep

(3)

rll

Transmitted . Per

DB Cooper-18676

(Number) (Time) -

U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1980-305-750/5402 .

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qe . @ |.
x AIRTEL
9/3/80
TO > SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM >: SAC, BUTTE (164-26) (RUC)
: SUBJECT: NORJAK (A)

00: Seattle

Bufile #164-2111

Re Salt Lake City airtel to Butte, 6/5/80.

Enclosed for Seattle are the original and one
copy each of two investigative inserts setting forth
investigation conducted at Butte, Montana, on 7/11/80,
and at Helena, Montana, on 8/1/80.

It is noted that | tele- b6
phonically contacted the Butte Office on 5/31/80, stating b7c

that_he had been talking to an individual by the name
of at the COLONIAL INN in Helena, Montana,
The results of that conversation are set forth in the -
enclosed insert at Helena, Montana.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

CQ) - Seattle (Enc. 4) (AM)
1 - Butte
KPH/dep
(3)

tia ne
SEP 4 1980
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DB Cooper-18679

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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Memorandum

TO : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81), DATE: 9/3/80

FROM : §¢, RUBY T'YMASEK

_ NORJACK '
SUBJECT: Dn. BRB. COOPER
LOK ALIKE -| b6

CAA b7C
On 8/39/80, | b6
Republic, Wash., tel#:| J telephonically contacted b7c

the Seattle office reflecting the following information:

[ advised that: ok alike of DB. B. COOPER, b6
was observed by the name of wears b7C

same sun glasses, age aro;

Republic ash... with his
}at one time. He is a dead ringer
rom the composite sketches of D. B. COOPER. [

was retired from the service and is familier in KC135's
and B_ 52's and has some knowledge in jumping in Vietnam.
has moved from Denver, Colorado to Republic,
Wash. and now plans on moving from Republic, Wash. on
9/3/80, to unknown destention.

This is being filed for information purposes.

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DB Cooper-18680

Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Sav

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==== Part 45 · PDF page 361 · Bates DB Cooper-DB Cooper-16681 ====
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Memorandum

TO : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) , DATE: 9/3/80

FROM : Sc, UBY TMASEK

NOR JACK L -
SUBJECT: D. 3. COOPER
LOK ALIKE ~ | b6

CAA b7c

on 8/39/80] bre
Republic, Wash., tel#:| | telephonically contacted
the Seattle office reflecting the following information:
advised that. a_look alike of D. B. COOPER, Pee

was observed by the name of| | wears

same sun glasses, age Apopn e wears of ave. lives in
Republic, Wash., with his

| at one time. He is a dead ringer
from the composite sketches of D. K. COOPER.

was retired from the service and is familier in KC135's
and B 52's and has some knowledge in jumping in Vietnam.
| lhas moved from Denver, Colorado to Republic,
Wash. and now:plans on moving from Republic, Wash. on
9/3/80, to unknown destention.

This is being filed for information purposes.

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SEARCHED , gl DEKeD Ni om
SERIALIZED D { -

FBI-SEATTLE

Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan .
DB Cooper-16681

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DATE:

TO:

9/8/80

} UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

memorandum

C, MINNEAPOLIS (164-73) (RUC)

:f NORJACK

00: SEATTLE
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)

MY

Re Minneapolis airtel to Director dated 6/18/80.

Review of this matter at Minneapolis reflects that no further

information has been furnished re

4

Q)- Seattle

1 - Minneapolis
WMP /amh
(3)

Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan

7
In view of the above, Minneapolis Division is placing this case
in RUC status until such time a
the possibility of interviewing

arding possibility of interviewing

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ptucther leads are forthcoming regarding
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SEARCHED,

sem INDEXF Ln, i
SERIALIZED. Ag 5 SR
i

SEP 12 1980

¥U.S.Government Printing Office: 1976—241-530/3018

DB Cooper-186682

OPTIONAL, FORM NO. 10
(REV. 7-76)

GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6
5010-112

==== Part 45 · PDF page 363 ====
9/8/80
SAC, MINNEAPOLIS (164~73) (RUC)

NORJACK
00: SEATTLE

SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)

Re Minneapolis airtel to Director dated 6/18/80.

Review of this matter at Minneapolis reflects that no further

information has been furnished regarding possibility of interviewing
[| : b6é
b7C

In view of the above,

Minneapolis Division is placing this case

in RUC status until such time as_ further leads are forthcoming regarding

the possibility of interviewin

@- Seattle

1 - Minneapolis
WMP/amh
(3)

b6
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\" was 2 \ oe, ad

SEP 12 1980

ve Cooper-18683

==== Part 45 · PDF page 364 · Bates DB Cooper-DB Cooper-18684 ====
DB Cooper-18684
: This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBh and is loaned to your agency: —__

rm k1:302 (REV. 3-8-77)

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

4 Date of transcription —_& vs 4-7. / 80

b7Cc

I, Billings, Montana,

furnished the following information during a telephone call
from Billings to Los Angeles, California:

ladvised that approximately one year ago
(1979), | } also known as| } an American
Indian now residing in Kyle, south Dakota, confided he was
planning to eventually publish_a book regarding his past
activities and adventures and | Jan

excerpt from what was purported to be a| j}of his
forthcoming book. The excerpt was an account of] |
hijacking of a commercial airliner_in the early 1970's using

the name "Cooper." According tol | this document
contained many details of the crime and were represented
by to be in account of his own accomplishment of the
hijacking. | Lstated is 2 heavy drinker and

| shortly thereafter, [made additional
references to the hijacking and cautioned that no one
else was aware of his proposed bock and his accomplishment
of this crime. | was unable to recall all of the détails
of thef Jot the hijacking, but remembered there

was an explanation of the planning of the crime, including
use of the name "Cooper" and a reference to the perpetrator
parachuting from the aircraft.

| Jexplained she did not questionL___|
in any detail concerning, this matter in 1979 as she was
unaware at that time of a hijacking of a commerical airliner
in Seattle involving a suspect using the name "Cooper" who
parachuted from the plane while in flight.

According to| l served in the United
States Marine Corp from approximately | and was
a combat veteran of two or more tours in Vietnam. He claims
to have been parachute trained in the Marine Corp and is
believed to have been active in "skydiving" subsequent to his
discharge from the military service.

b6

Investigation on__6/ 9/80 at_os Angeles, California ,,, 4

by_SAI wed

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2
LA 164-497

lfurther stated she has learned through bé
casual conversations with several unidentified American nae

Indians in South Dakota, thatL_______] reportedly gave targe
sums of money to the American Indian Movement (AIM) in
south Dakota in the early 1970's. It was reported that
Amiotte's donations |

«

[was described as follows: b6

b7¢c
Name b7D
Alias
Race Amercian Indian
Date of birth |
Parents | father (deceased)
| | mother; possibly
residing at Rosebud, South Dakota
with
Residence Kyle, South Dakota
Employment Little Would School
| explained that this matter has been on b6
her mind for several months and after considerable deliberation b7c
has elected to furnish this information to the FBI. b7D
During the above interview |requested that

her identity be protected.

c

Ino

DB Cooper-18685

==== Part 45 · PDF page 366 · Bates DB Cooper-DB Cooper-18686 ====
"tn ED2802 (REV. 3-8-77) . ,

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

1 Date of transcription 6/47 ft 80

| | b6
| Billings, Montana, bic
furnished the following information during a telephone call b7D
from Billings to Los Angeles, California:
ladvised that approximately one year ago b6
(1979), | |} also known as| |] an American aa
D

Indian now residing in Kyle, south Dakota, confided he was

planning to eventually publish_a book regarding his past

activities and adventures and an
excerpt from what was purported to be al lof his
forthcoming book. The excerpt was an account of|

hijacking of a commercial airliner i he early 1970's using
the name "Cooper." According tol this document

contained many details of the crime and were represented
by| to be in account of his own accomplishment of the

hijacking. | [stated] Lis a heavy drinker and
| |shortly thereafter, |made additional
references to the hijacking and cautioned | that no one
else was aware of his proposed book and his accomplishment
of this crime. | lwas unable to recall all of the détails
of the jor the hijacking, but remembered there

waS an explanation of the planning of the crime, including
use of the name "Cooper" and a reference to the perpetrator
parachuting from the aircraft.

lexplained she. did not question[._| b6

in any detail concerning this matter in 1979 as she was b7c
unaware at that time of a hijacking of a commerical airliner bID
in Seattle involving a suspect using the name "Cooper" who
parachuted from the plane while in flight.
According to| | served in the United bé6

States Marine Corp from approximately| Jand was b7c
a combat veteran of two or more tours in Vietnam. He claims bID
to have been parachute trained in the Marine Corp and is
believed to have been active in "skydiving" subsequent to his
discharge from the military service.

NoN~2\-RED7) ,

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~

Investigation on___6/9/80 a Los Angeles, California ,,,4 Los Angeles 164-497

=P
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DB Cooper-18686

This document contains neither recomraendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBi and is loaned to your agency: _ oe

==== Part 45 · PDF page 367 ====
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nie. FBI. -

aes Cae

TRANSMIT VIA: ©" =" PRECEDENCE: "CLASSIFICATION:

(C) Teletype - """ ey] Immediate (5 TOP SECRET
(Facsimile == = == Priority (OQ SECRET ou

9 AIRTEL "|. PyRottine," 2 = |S CQ CONFIDENTIAL

PO ee . [J UNCLAS EF TO.» *"
[CO UNCLAS ©".

9/9/80

TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM: SAC, "LOS ANGELES. (64 4977) (RUC)
" SUBJECT: NORJAK

OO:. : eee Soe

el ce nated

and 'the. original "PD~302 setting - forth information reported soe
: : to Los Angeles: 'by |on' 6/9/80; . Enclosed for " b6
oe Minneapolis is: one copy of this -FD-302 for assistance in an _b7c
: conducting additional leads. that. might be. requested by ¢ the 7 bID
. office of. origine,.. _

As set forth in 'referenced Los. Angeles telety ; a :

| | is concerned that any interview of - +2 b6E
aka,. confronting |with allegations reported by, _, BTC
'will 'immediately identify the source of this information. ~~ "7 BID
Accordingly, | has requested - her identity be protected. OE

: Los Angeles. again: suggests that. any follow-up oo,

interview: of | |. be coordinated 'through the Los Angeles | b6
.case agent. in this matter who will' be able to arrange for | Jo b7C
her: interview in. 'Montana' via telephone - from Los. Angeles. b7D

: 7 ()-. Seattle (Enc.: oil fe. Mee Be

° -. 2 ~ Minneapolis. (Enc. Lie Rs.

- Ee Los' Angeles: a

: "feb/emt oe ' CSL Bo Oo ae es

(Number) (Time)

'Transmitted —___ ans — Per —_- Lee
: oot, fu. S. GOVERNMENT eee OFFICE: 1980- "205558 tBiper- 18688

Approved:

==== Part 45 · PDF page 368 · Bates DB Cooper-DB Cooper-18689 ====
LA 164-497

For furth info ion of Seattle, on 8/28/80,
we yo Hederal Express: b6é
emphis, Tennessee, telephone number tem- b7Cc

porarily staying at a Los Angeles motel prior to his return
to Memphis, telephonically furnished the following information
to Los Angeles:

| | advised that on the evening of 8/28/80, b6
he viewed an NBC news special concerning captioned matter b7c
and feels that the artists conception of _D.B, Coopner closely
resembles an individual known to him as

According to] | was once al | b6
for American Flyers Charter Airlines | | bic
and during that time period lived in Manquin, Virginia.

Upon termination of employment with this company,|
reportedly moved to Richmond, Virginia, to |
He was an Air-Force officer and Vietnam veteran familiar

with weather, parachutes, survival_technigques, and all systems
on the 727 aircraft, according tol

| lbelieves thad lcan now be reached bé
through] | Pleasanton, b7c
California.
Los Angeles indices contain no information identifiable
with] based on information developed to date. b6é
b7c
Leads to interview| | are being left to

the discretion of the office Of Origin.

DB Cooper-18689

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==== Part 45 · PDF page 369 · Bates DB Cooper-DB Cooper-18690 ====
FD-36 (Rev. 5-22-78)
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to Los Angeles
Minneapolis is

'

@ :

!
. FBI
\ TRANSMIT VIA: PRECEDENCE: CLASSIFICATION:
(7) Teletype (7) Immediate (C) TOP SECRET 1
[_] Facsimile (2 Priority ( SECRET \
=) ——AIRTEL > Roatine () CONFIDENTIAL
(J UNCLAS EF TO {
[[ UNCLAS
Date 2/9/80 ==
TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM: SAC, LOS ANGELES (164-497) (7) (RUC)
SUBJECT: NORJAK
(A)
OO: Seattle

Re Los Angeles teletype to the Bureau, 6/11/80.

Enclosed for Seattle are agent interview notes
and the original FD-302 setting forth information reported

by[

one copy Of this

®- Seattle (Enc. 2)

on 6/9/80. Enclosed for b6
MD-302 for assistance in b7C

conducting additional leads that might be requested by the ' b7D
office of origin. ;

As set forth in referenced Los Angeles teletype,
| |} is concerned that any interview ofL ss sd b6
aka, confrontin with allegations reported by| ] b7c
will immediately identify the source of this information. b7D
Accordingly, has requested her identity be protected.

Los Angeles again suggests that any follow-up
interview of| jbe coordinated through the Los Angeles b6
case agent in this matter who will be able to arrange for b7Cc
her interview in Montana via telephone from Los Angeles. b7D

2 - Minneapolis (Enc. 1)
1 - Los Angeles
jeh/rmt
(5) ,
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Approved: W 2y Transmitted Per

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(Number) (Time)

% U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE:

1980-305~+750 5402

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DE SF 615 bé
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Pp 9802002 SEPT 80.
FM SAN FRANCISCO (164-220) (P) (SQs19)
TO SEATTLE (164- 8 1)<PRIORITY)
WASHINGTON FIELD OFFICE (164-301) (PRIORITY):
BI : }
UNCLAS . |
NORJAK; CAA ~ HIJACKING, '00% SEATTLE. :
_' RE ST. LOUIS TELETYPE. TO SAN FRANCISCO, AUGUST 25, 1980.
'ON. SEPTEMBER 8, 1988, '| i. bE
: . : b7Cc
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FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, 'ADVISED THAT| | account
_NuMBERL_ | 1S CURRENTLY RECEIVING 100 PERCENT DISA-
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INCLUDES
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PAGE TWO

BT

SF 164-226 UNCLAS

OFFICE, RAINIER BANK TO DETERMINE ADDRESS OR WHEREABOUTS OF

SUTEL RESULTS TO WASHINGTON FIELD.

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., (C) Teletype ([] Immediate {(-] TOP SECRET |
(Cc Facsimile [2 Priority (] SECRET
(J —Airtel (C] Routine (1 CONFIDENTIAL
(1 UNCLAS EF TO
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prom: lf} Bac, MIAMI (164-552) (RUC) b7C
SUBJECT: NORJAK (A)
00:SEATTLE
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| Re L_ | b7C
Re San Francisco airtel to Miami 4/15/80; and Miami
airtel to Seattle, 5/1/80. |
Miami Investigation developed no additional information |
regarding 6

(2)- Seattle
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Airtel

TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM: SAC, MIAMI (164-552) (RUC)

SUBJECT: NORJAK (A)
00:SEATTLE

Re|

Re San Francisco airtel to Miami 4/15/80; and Miami
airtel to Seattle, 5/1/80.

Miami Investigation developed no additional information

regarding

2.— Seattle
1 ~ Miami
JIB: les

- (3)

9/12/80

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

MEMORANDUM

DATE: 9/17/80

TO : SAC,

FG?

FROM': eg RICHMOND (164-167) - RUC -

SEATTLE (164-81)

D. B. Cooper;
ET AL?
NORJAK
00: SEATTLE

SUBJECT: UNSUB, aka h

Re Seattle letter to Richmond dated 5/2/80, and Richmond
airtel to Seattle dated 9/3/80.

Bnclosed for Seattle are two color candid photographs
depicting| _}

'

On 5/16/80, |

One photograph is of| jJalone, b6

pand_the oper photograph 1S a group photograph depicting b7C
in viewer's extreme right.

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Sutherlin, Virginia, Who-1g [Sambo's Restaurant,
Riverside Drive, Danville, Virginia, advised that she had
recently seen a TV program depicting D. B. Cooper, and after
giving it considerable thought, it came to her mind that a person
she knows as| jclosely resembles D. B. Cooper. She

said she first met

| about 9/79, when he visited her

restaurant as a customer. |

| continued to frequent

Sambo's Restaurant, and during this time she had many
conversations with him, and in some of these conversations he
said that he was a U.S. Forest Service employee employed at White
Oak Mountain, near Danville, Virginia. She said he has since
left the Danville area and is believed to have gone to Charlotte,
North Carolina, and then to Columbia, South Carolina. She said
she also heard recently that he might be in Atlanta, Georgia,
with al | first name only known to her as

(3) —Lbe ¥- £ /-8si\
SEP 2 2 1980
Fet-searre , /

DB Cooper-1869¢

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RH 164-167

lis also in the business off |
and has furnished her a card showing] |

"Commercial and Private Accounts". The card had the name |
| | charlotte, North Carolina

Ltelenhone| | The company is known as
She said shel] from him giving a
down payment but never received thel She described

| J as being a White male, age approximately 35-40 (well

preserved), 5! 11", 180 lbs., light brown hajrawith plone
tint, blue eyes, and very smooth skin tones. said she

knows| Jand frequently associated with
an employer of hers,| |} She said that
On 5/16/80, | ]was interviewed
and furnished the same information as did |
described| |}as being in his late 40's, about 5' 9 1/2" -
9' 10", 140-145 lbs., medium build, light brown hair, medium dark
complexion. said that|
[ |stated that he had photographs of| fand would
furnish them on a later date. Both| | and| | advised
that| jsmoked Marlboro cigarettes.

On 5/19/80, two photographs were received from

which are enclosed.

Subsequent to above interviews,| furnished the
following information concerning the above mentioned| | She
said she did not know his first name but found a slip of paper

containing his telephone mber bein lanta eorgia,
| and lives a

Clarkstown.

Subsequent contacts with] jrevealed no
further information concerning] jand both advised that
they have not seen him since recently being interviewed.

pnokeuckoaranhs of artis* 6 composites of D. B. Cooper
were shown and Been agreed this photograph

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RH 164-167

Because of age discrepancy of |

|present age

and D. B. Cooper's age in 1971, the setting forth of leads from

information received from

lis being left to

the discretion of the office of origin.

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®

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

MEMORANDUM
DATE: 9/17/80

TO : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)

FROM : SAC, RICHMOND (164-167) - RUC -

SUBJECT: UNSUB, aka
D. B. Cooper;
ET AL?
NORJAK
09: SEATTLE

Re Seattle letter to Richmond dated 5/2/80, and Richmond
airtel to Seattle dated 9/3/80.

Enclosed for Seattie are two color candid_photographs
depicting| ] One photograph is of | alone,
and the other photograph is a group photograph depicting
|in viewer's extreme right.

On 5/16/80,
Sutherlin, Virginia, who is| [Sambo's Restaurant,
Riverside Drive, Danville, Virginia, advised that she had
recently seen a TV program depicting D. B. Cooper, and after
giving it considerable thought, it came to her mind that a person
she knows as closely resembles D. B. Cooper. She
said she first met| about 9/79, when he visited her
restaurant as a customer. | continued to frequent
Sambo's Restaurant, and during this time she had many
conversations with him, and in some of these conversations he
said that he was a U.S. Forest Service employee employed at White
Oak Mountain, near Danville, Virginia. She said he has since
left the Danville area and is believed to have gone to Charlotte,
North Carolina, and then to Columbia, South Carolina. She said
she also heard recently that he might be in Atlanta, Georgia,
with al | first name only known to her as

@)seattle (ENCL 2)

Richmond

poD/dds NOES. B\- DH \
(3)

SEP 2 2 1980

FRI-SEATTLE

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FD-392 (REV. 3-8-7) ,
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

1 9/26/80

Date of transcription,

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was contacted at his residenco,]| | at pie
which time he provided the following information:

Sometime during the last week of August, 1980 or
the first week of Septerber, 1980 he observed a television
prorram entitled "In Search Of" and it probably was on a
weekend when the program was broadcast on local television.
The program consisted of a review of an airplane hijackinr
that occurred between Portland, Oreron and Seattle, Washinrton
in approximately November, 1971. The name of the individual
involved in the hijacking was D. B. COOPER and during the
promram a composite drawing of D. B. COOPER was shown.

Immediately upon viewing the conmosite drawing of
D. B. COOPER it reminded him of an individual he had served
with on active duty in the United States Marine Corps. In
the past he had seen numerous newspaper articles and
television programs conecerninm the hijackine case but had
never seen a composite drawing of D. B. COOPER.

Inmediately upon secing the composite drawinr of
D. B. COOPER, he beran lookire throurh a photo album of the
251st Marine Fighter Squadron that he had served with. On
page lof the photo album he located a photograph b6
of a | who is very similar in appearances to the b7Cc
composite drawins of D. B. COOPER shown on the television .
propram. He subsequontly obtained a cony of a paperback
book entitled "Groat Unsolved Crimes" from the public library
in Sidney, Montana. The book is published by Scholastic Book
Services, New York City, and was written by LOUIS SOLOMON.
Page four of the book contains a composite drawinr of D. B.

COOPER \ and is also very similar in appearances
with th who served with the 251st Marine Firehtver

, SE 164-81- aa
9/24/80 Sidney, Montana BT 164.26 "Pol

Investigation on at File #

SAl | /eft 9/26/80 b6é

by Date dictated b7c

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FB! and is loaned to your agency;
it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.
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SE 164-81
BY 164-26
2

Squadron. Further oxamination_of the composite_drawinr of D. B. |
COOPER and the photorraph of| with[____—i|[disclosed be
that they are very similar in appearances. bic

| lexplained that although he vividly recalls b6
| he is unable to recall his first name or any b7c

specific background infermation concerning him. He only recalls
that] vas from a larre city, appeared to be a very
intollirent person, and was always very calm and confident in
his work. The only really close contact he had with
was on one occassion in Hone Konm when they and several others
from the squadron went to a bar. There were several British
soldiers and sailors in the bar when| |
| When several of the British
soldiers and sailors apocarod ready to fight because of
his remark,| | and no
fieht resulted.

further explained that _he was on active duty b6
with the United States Marine Corps fron ] P7¢
He does not recall |havine been in his basic
training unit but does recall that| lwas assigned to the
25lst Marine Firehter_ Squadron about the same time that he was in
the latter part of|

The 251ist Marine Fighter Squadron was oripionally
stationed at the Marine Air Base, El Toro, California, prior to
being transferred to Hawali in about Oetober, 1959. In November,
1959 they were stationed at Atsusi, Japan for several months
before being stationed at the Cubi Point Naval Air Station,
Luzon, Phillipines. They subsequently served on board the
aircraft carriers USS Midway, USS Oriskany, and USS Ranper before
returning to the United States in January, 1961.

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it
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SE 164-8]
BT 164-26
3

The photo album of the 251st Marine Firhter Squadron

containing a photograph of| lwas published in b6
approximately | jby the DAITO ART bic
PRINTING COMPANY, Ltd., 19,2 Chrome, Shintomi-cho, Chuo-ku,
Tokyo, Japon, and it is| | belief that the number of
copies in existence is very limited.

[_notea that the photo album indicates and it b6
is his recollcction that was assirened to the BIC

Para-Loft (Safety and Survival Section) of the 251st Marine
Fiehter Squadron. Members of this section were experts on
maintonanese of fighter plane ejections systens, parachute
packing, survival equipment and training. As he reealis, all
of them were oxperts in sky divine and rescue operations at
sea and on land.

According to[ sis he is unable to recall the b6
names and background of the mombers_of the Para-Loft Section b7c
or identify any close associates of| | however, the

photo album contains photographs of the following listed
individuals who served in the Para-Loft Section with

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6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
[ss | stated that ne reealls that LEE HARVEY OSWALD, ee
who assassinated President JOHN F. KENNEDY. was stationed at c
the Naval Air Station, Atsuri, Japan, in when the
251st Marine Firhter Squadron was stationed there but he has no
information indicating and OSWALD may have knotm

each other.

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SE 164-81
BY 164-26
ql
Copies wero made of the photograph of | | Pec
as it appears on pagal lof the 251st Marine Fishter

Sqpadren photo album and the album was left_in the possession

| of stated he is sure that| | and
other menbers of the 251st Marine Fighter Squadron can be
further identified through U. S. Marine Corps records, however,
he will make the photo album available to the Federal Bureau of
Investiration at any timo it is folt that it is needed. He is
nhlso aware that some of the individuals assigned to the 251st
Marine Fighter Squadron at the same time he was, are now
deceased and he could possibly assist in identifying these
individuals.

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FD-36 (Rev. 5-2278) ®@ ®&

- FBI .
TRANSMIT VIA: PRECEDENCE: CLASSIFICATION: |
CC) Teletype () Immediate (L] TOP SECRET
(CJ Facsimile ([} Priority C) SECRET
oq AIRTEL - (J Routine (CO CONFIDENTIAL
[ UNCLAS EF TO

(J UNCLAS

]

Date __10/2/80

TO : SAC, SBATTLE (164-81) WO

FROM : SAC, BUTTE (164A-26) (RUC) Ly \

SUBJECT: NORJAK \ ao \
00: Seattle I

Enclosed for Seattle are the following:

Original and one copy of an FD-302
interview setting forth the results

ithl |

Sidney, Montana;

Agent's interview es _ concernin
the interview of
Two copies, one Polaroid and o erox,
of a photograph of| | former
member of the 251st Marine Fighter
Squadron.

Since the Butte Division is not in possession of

psufficient information to properly evaluate and eliminate
as a suspect in the captioned matter. Seattle

Division"is requested to review photographs of

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x AIRTEL

10/2/80

TO > SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM : SAC, BUTTE (164A-26) (RUC)

SUBJECT: NORJAK
00: Seattle

Enclosed for Seattle are the following:

Original and one copy of an FD-302
interview setting forth_the results
of the interview with

Sidney, Montana;

Agent's interview notes concernin
the interview of|

Two copics, one Polaroid and one xerox,

of a photograph of former
member of the 251st Marine Fighter
Squadron.

Since the Butte Division is not in possession of

pSutticient information to properly evaluate and eliminate
as a suspect in the captioned 1 an

Division is requested to review photographs of

(2)- Seattle (Enc. 5) (AM)

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ahi SAC, WFO ( 164-0 ) | "RATES 6/26/80
| j °" * SC STEPHEN F. FOYE
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_ INFORMATION CONCERNING. .
i.
A -On 6/26/80, at: approximately 2:05 nom an individual
. 'identified as Officers

Service Club, Tocated at 2ISt & R St. N.W., telephone num-
ber:[_____] which is a private club, telephonically
contacted the Washington Field Office (WFO), regarding

an individual known as who is currently residing
at the club.

stated that who is described as being

recently wore a beard, has become very suspicious to him.

' [stated further, that his suspicions stem from the

fact that} | while appears to be a " bum '"', withdraws
substantial amounts of money, from a bank in Vancover, Wash-

ington. Further, that since the recent recovery of some

money from the mountains i shington, has been
afraid of the FBI and the] |

The writer advised the caller that if this information
was deternined to be of any significance that a representa-
tive of the FBI would contact him at the above mentioned
private telephone number.

Above is being submitted for further discretion.

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SC STEPHEN F. FOYE

D.B.COOPER; CRIME ABOARD AIRCRAFT:
INFORMATION CONCERNING.

-On 6/26/80, at approximately 2:05'p.m., an individual
| Officers
located at 21St & R St. N.W., telenhone num-

which is a private club, telephonically
Washington Field Office (WFO), regarding
known as who is currently residing

Service Glub,
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contacted the
an individual
at the club.

[stated that who is described a

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recentiy wore a beard, has become very suspicious to him.
stated further, that his suspicions stem from the

as being

fact that while appears to be a " ", withdraws

bum ",
substantial amounts of money from a bark in Vancover, Wash-
Further, that since tne recent recovery of some

ington.
money from the mountains in Washington, has been

afraid of the FBI and th

The writer advised the caller that if this information
was deternined to be of any signifizance thet a representa-
tive of the FBI would contact him at tha above mentioned
private telephone number.

Above is being submitted for further discretion.
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UN CLAS

i UNSUB; AKA, D,. B, COOPER: CRIME ABOARD AIRCRAFT,

ON JUNE 26, 1980, AN tNDIVzDUar, KNown as—[__|

OFFICERS SERVICE CLUB,

4] .

WASHINGTON, D.C, (Wpc), TELEPHONICALLY CONTACTED

INGTON FYETD OFFICE,
KNOWN AS

THE WASH~
(WFO) REGARDING AN INDIVIDUAL

WHO CURRENTLY RESIDES AT

; TRE CLURB,.

[| bescrtsen[>——]as 45-5

SO YEARS OLD; 5°11"
TO 6' TALL, MEDIUM BUILD,

EXCELLENT PHYSICAL CONDITION '

AND UNTIL RECENTLY WEARING a BEARD, [___] apvisep
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KEEPS TO HIMSRE

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wont a
Pen Treen vee ere aren wen

MAN AND PURPORTED PARATROOPER,

LP AND IT ts UNKNOWN WHERE HE GOES

EACH DAY, HOWEVER, IT IS BELIEVED HE IS UNEMPLOY

ED,
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SHOWN To

AND REVEALED THa? THE BASYC ractan My O-2.- (a

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SEARCHED anon BE pe?
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IN THE NEWS

WAS GREATLY INTERESTED
PAPER ARTICLE DESCRIBING THR $3,000
WAS POUND BY CHILDREN DURI

THAT

NG A RECENT FAMTELY PICNIC IN
THE PORTLAND AREA,

BELIEVES THAT[_ | 1s possreny caprronep

TS BELIEF 18 BASED upon 1)[______]

INTEREST IN THE . RECOVERED MONEY; 2) THE $900 THAT IS
WIRED FROM A WASHINGTON BANK;

D, B. COOPER,

3) HIS PRAR oF PEDERAL
BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION AGENTS ;

4) HIS "ouTpDOOR" EXPERTISE;
5) AY

5 PARATROOPER EXPERIENCE AND 6) HIS PHYSICAL AGE

FACIAL CHARACTERISTICS THAT COINCIDE wrrg COMPOSITE
DRAWINGS OF p, B. COOPER,

AND

SEATTLE IS REQUESTED TO EXPEDITIOUSLY SUBPOENA THE
BANK RECORDS OF

AT RAINIER NATIONAL BANK,

AND ASCERTAIN 1) THE AMOUNT oF
MONEY IN tHam ACCOUNT:

SEATTLE, WASHINGTON,

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; 3)

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