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Enclosed herewith for the Laboratory are four
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Is requested to conduct any examination
possible with the four above mentioned additional bills and to
include them with the rest of the recovered ransom.

Upon conclusion of the laboratory examination of the
ransom in this matter, the evidence should be returned to
Portland for preservation in connection with the prosection
presently before the U.S. District Court, Portland.

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Vancouver family more than two weexs ago "
Yyepresents about $35,800 of the $200,000 taken in
the 1971 D.B. Cooper skyjacking, the Federal
Bureau of Investigation says,

! Ray Mathis, senior agent, said officials

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*Jaboratory te sts in Washington, D.C.

Otis Cox of the bureau's Washington, D.C, ?
office said little ¢lse has been reveaied about :
the money. Lab technicians continue' to study -

ithe loot, particularly for evidence of where it
. ipright have been before it washed up on ie]

banks of the Columbia River, Otis said, t
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buried in shallow sand west of here,
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until Himmelsbach's F.B.L career
was drawing to a close. .
After 29 years with the bureau,
Himmel§lsbach retired as of Fri-
day, a few months before he

reaches the mandatory-retirement _

age of 55.

Hiramelsbach was the agent re- :

'garded as the bureau's expert on
the puzzling case that started
iwhen the still-unknown sky pirate .
jeaped from a Northwest Airlines

"727 with 10,000 $20 bills and two !

parachutes on Thanksgiving Eve,
1971.

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money until an 8-year-old hoy
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yi Yancoaver, Wash., February
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VANCOUVER, Wash, — Human skeletal remains found in a rough :
section of Southwest Washington are those of a teen-age girl and not

. the bones of D.B. Cooper, the airline hijacker, said Federa} Bureau of

Investigation officials yesterday.

Special Agent John Pringle said Dr. Arch Hamilton, Clark County
coroner, determined the skuil found near the western boun dary of the
Gifford Pinchot National Forest belonged to a young girl

Pringle said the girl's age or identity has not been determined,

The.skull and outer bones were found Sunday by Jack Bannister, of

- Yacolt, Clark County, and bis son, Jack, as they were panning for gold

about five miles from Yacolt, according to the Clark County sheriff's
office.

While the sheriff's office said it didn't think the bones belonged to
tthe famed hijacker, speculation had run high that the skull was Coo-
per 's because it was found in the general area where Cooper bailed out
'of a plane with $200.00,

{ Cooper hijacked the plane in Seattle in November, 1971, after pick-
ing up $200,0 and bailed out somewhere over Southwestern}
W 'ashington, {

- No trace of Cooper had been found until a 8-year- old hoy found some ,
of the $26 bills along the Columbia River two weeks ago.

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wents fo talk about the D.B. Cooper
macney that gol away.

Yena Bar isn't a local 'veatering |
hoie, It's a local fishing hole — and
the sand bar on the Columbia River
on -which.the B.8. Cooper loot was
found recently.

For. awhile, all sorts of people. :
: gathered at the bar to search fore
some of the $200,000 rancen money {
taken ox Cooper in the nation's first ; j
hijacking- for-profit nie years ago, ?
after a boy found weathered packets ;
of $29 hills ia the sand.

On Wednesday, however, the only:3 '
'evidence of last week's trantic'
search of the beach by FBI agents } i
were mounds of sand turned up bY FB
the searchers. - '

"We haven't seen anybody," said":
Bil Holcomb, a Vancouver resident: 4
and {reauenter of Tena Bar. |

Holcomb was fishing there with —
Virgit Nichols and Ken Troupe, both'
of Vancouver, The trio made up the'.
. entire fishing population of Tena Bar —
on Wednesday. .

"We drag junk out of this river
every day. Plastic, old shoes, things
like that," said Nichols. 'But never
any monoy."?

"There may be money here, but
there's no fish," Holcomb said.

» A leng trench on the beach dug for
use by river experts studying the
layers of sand has been refilled, as
has the large hole around the spot
where 8-year-old Brian Ingram
fouad the Cooper money. Cooper hi-
jacked 2 Northwest Airlines plane in
_i9T1:and Jumped from the back of

the jet with $200,000. -

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ame, got stuck in the sand, atid ;
wanted me to pull them out. 1 dal,

Meanwhile, local FBI agents -
assigned to the case are awaiting the |
resuits of tests of the money by the -
bureau's crime lab in Washingtoa, -

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invaria bly crop up when anything to
do with tae Cooper case is publicie- :
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LAB. NO. 00214031 D/S LL VI

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Reference: Airtel dated February 13, 1980

Examination requested: Document - Mineralogy - Fingerprint

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FBI FILE NO. 164-2111

LAB. NO. 00214031 D/S LL VI

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Re:

058 Unknown amount of U.S. currency in deteriorated
condition
959° Soil' from submitted U. S. currency

Result of examination:

The exact number of bills contained in the
submitted currency could not be determined, because of
the deteriorated condition of this currency.

Approximately 290 twenty dollar. bills ($5, goo. 00)
are contained, in the submitted currency. a

The disposition of the submitted evidence and .
the xesults of the mineralogy and fingerprint examinations
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By LESLIE L. ZAITZ 'Nsaid, FBI agents Tuesday afternoon,
of Tho Oregentan eta!

VANCOUVER, Wash. — Guernsey
cattle and puzzled fishermen watched |
with curiosity Tuesday as 20 casually

attired FBI agents combed the Columbia |
'River shoreline near here, looking for
-, more of a hijacker's treasure.

| The agerls, working with garden
vrakes and shovels, carefully sifted

through the sand on what is known -
locally as Tena's Bar, a sloping beach ;

about nine miles northwest of Vancou-
ver. The teach is owned by New Co-
Iumbia, Gardens Co., which operates a
struck and dairy farm behind the beach.
What attracted the searchers was
the find Sunday afternoon of a dozen '
bundles of worn $20 bills, part of the
ransom paid more than eight years ago |
to the legendary "Dan Cooper." A man
using that name hijacked a Northwest
Airlines jetliner in November 1971 andj
paraciuited out of the aircraft with 21)
pounds of casi totaling $200,000. . ;

The bundles on the beach "weres
found by 8-year-old Brian Ingram, who.

was helping his parents, Harold
Dwayne and Patricia Ingram, build a
fire for a picnic. The family, which
moved to Vancouver recently from
Oklahoma, nad never heard of the man
who was widely known at the time of
his crime as D.B. Cooper.

; _Dorwyn Schreuder, the FBI agent
supervising the beach search, said' the,

'Ingrams put the money aside after dis- -

covering it and continued with their

'picnic. They reported their discovery to |

the FBI on Monday. .

The site, a popular fishing spot for.
Vancouver residents, was guarded by
agents Monday night and the search,

. Started about noon Tuesday.

Agents roped off a section of beack
jmeasuring roughly 150 yards long anc

30 yards wide. All driftwood was re->

Imoved, and then began the laborious
task of raking through sand at least 6
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found fragments of at least two other
$20 bills. By late Tuesday, several more
fragments had been found as deep as al 8
feet below the surface.

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thing was up "because everybody was
getting out of cars with shovels instead]
of fishing poles."
The Guernsey "cows watched the'

"We'll be taking some heavy equip- } teach show from their pens on @ small ;

' ment, probably backhoes, in there
Wednesday to dig deeper," said Bil |

Baker, assistant special agent in charge
of the Portland FBI office.

Schreuder and other agents at the
site said they still supported the Tong-
held FBI theory that Cooper died in his
parachuting attempt.

"He's probably not alive today,"
Schreuder said. "If he were, I think he'd
be with his money."

The FBI initially was cautious about

disclosing the precise location of the
discovery. Operators of the farm said
they knew something was unusual
when several cars streamed along a
road Jeading through the farmyard to
the beach. '

We didn't know what it was about -

until we heard it on the radio," said one
farm employee.

And three fishermen who routinely
spend every day but Sundays fishing on
ithe beach initially were confused and,
then angry.

| "These guys wouldn't tell us what
éwas going on," said Ken Davenport of
Vancouver. "They asked us to move,
but wouldn't tell us who they were or,

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ecopters chartered by news organiza: -
tlons flew overhead.

Within an hour after the FBI an- -
nounced where the money had been ,
found, private automobiles streamed :
down Northwest Lower River Road, a"
narrow two-lane road leading to the};
farm. A Clark County sheriff's deputy|'
guarded the entrance, preventing thet
public from getting to the beach.

FBI agents were-to remain on the
scene overnight to keep out would-be
treasure hunters.

The FBI sald how much of the beach
would be searched would de determined .
after the agency consulted with hy-_
drologists and others who could provides. .

expert advice about from where the

"money may have come, is

Only half-joking, Schreuder said the'
-agents "could search all the beach from ,

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called off its search along the Columbia

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. eight years ago by the airplane hijacker
- who used the name Dan Cooper.

Jack Pringle, assistant special agent
in charge of the FBI's Seattle office,
said, the search was called off late
Thursday night after several days of
sand-sifting produced no new evidence.
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only unresolved hijacking on record
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Pringle said search efforts might be-
renewed next weck, after the results of .

laboratory tests are received on the sev-
eral thousand dollars in badly decayed
$20 dill fragments found by a pienick-
ing family Sunday about nine miles
downstream from Vancouver.

He said there was a chance the tests
"could find additional debris that might
give us an idea where (the money) may
have been" before it washed onto the
river bank.

A geologist serving as consultant to

. the FBE has said he believes the money

had spent most of the past eight years

"underwater and was deposited on the -

sandy beach only within the past year.

The Northwest Airlines plane was
hijacked between Portland and Seattle

by a man who said he had a bomb. The.
-hijacker obtained $200,000 in $20 bills" -

_When the plane landed in Seattle and
-then parachuted with -the money over
Southwest Washington.

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VANCOUVER, Wash. — Eight-
year-old Brian Ingram, who found bun-
dies of $20 bills last week but had to

-turn them over to authorities, has been '

given one by the FBI.
The boy jumped into the national
spotlight Feb. 10 when he discovered

several thousand dollars of the $200,000 *

ransom paid to skyjacker Dan Cooper in
1971. The money, frayed around the
edges. was identificd by FBI agents
who have been looking for Cooper since
he jumped from a Northwest Orient ,
Airlines plane over Southwest Wash-
ington.

The $20 was given to the boy by.
Mike Heywood, Hough Elementary
School PTA president. Accompanying.
the bill was a certificate Praising the:
boy for his find.

Since finding the money, Brian 'and
his parents, H. Dwayne and Patricia,'

have been the subject of network televi- :

sion newscasts and newspaper articles.
Saturday night, the three were satirized
on the "Weekend Update" segment of
the weekly television show "Saturday.
Night Live." "

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Cooper's ransom money was found Sunday has turned up no new,
clues as to the fate of the legendary skyjacker.

day, then probably be suspended temporarily.

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'Brought to the beach to aid in Wednesday's search were av -

backhoe and a geologist.
The FBI said the backhoe was used to dig a trench near the
discovery site, making possible a study of the layers to sand.

An associate professor of geology at Portland State University, ~

Leonard Palmer, was retained to inspect the sand and to assist in-
vestigators in determining when the bundled money may have been'
deposited there. .
Palmer, to the surprise of some authorities, concluded that the ©
money was deposited on the beach in the past year or two because it
was above clay deposits put on the beach in a 1974 channel dredging ~
operation. 2
According to the FBI, a coarse layer of sand sloped from a height *
of about six inches at the river's edge to two feet or more some
'distance up the river bank.
. Earlier, Ralph Himmeisbach, a Portland FBI agent who has had
charge of following new leads in the Cooper case for a number of 7"
t years, said he believed the money must have been deposited within -
a couple of years after {he skyjacking. '

ease, but puts authorities no closer to locating Cooper, whom Him-

Agents say the money was tied to Cooper when he bailed out'of
the plane, but was no longer wilh him when it was deposited on the! «
beach.

If it had still] been attached to his body at 'the bottom of the river?
when the channel was dredged in 1974, the body would have clogged
up the dredge and have been found, agents believe.

Jack Pringle, assistant agent in charge of the Seattle FBI Office,
told The Daily News this morning that small bits and pieces of $20
bis were located Wednesday when agents continued digging in
sand surrounding the spot where a Vancouver family discovered
money Sunday. .

The Harold Dwayne Ingram family was on an outing north and |

ic of Vancouver when their 8-year-old son, Brian, uncovered
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several thousand dollars in decomposed bills. .
Ingram contacted the Portland FBI Office, and a check of serial;
numbers conclusively established that the money was part of -
$200,000 in $20 bills Cooper had when he bailed out of a Northwest. -
Orient Airlines jct over the Lewis River area on Nov. 24, 1971. {
Pringle said the area was still being searched today, but no news »
evidence had been located as of this forenoon.
"Some of the area is inaccessible, and there's no way we can
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didn't match those found by Deva-

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tucked away in cellophane bags.

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. The | finding of some of the "Danis
Cooper" hijacking money Sunday came}
is a dramatic climax to the career of:
ean Ralph Himmelsbach, the FBI's!
Cooper expert. : ,

Himmelsbach, himself a veteran pi- *
lot, has lived, breathed and slept the
Dan Cooper case ever since a mai using ©
that name hijacked a Northwest Air- .
lines jet from Portland on Thanksgiving '
Eve, 1971.

Himmelsbach, who has logged thou- .
sands of hours of flying time in his own
1952 model single-engine Beechcraft,
|Bonanza, was aloft in an Oregon Airy!

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'|National Guard helicopter ready to in-
ttercept the hijacked plane within a fe

Seattle, where Cooper obtained,
- $200,000 and four parachutes. But the
air turbulence that night was so severe
that the helicopter was ordered back to
Portland Airbase. >

Next morning Himmelsbach started .
the first of a series of flights which took
him the length of the hijack route many
times, between investigating other
clues, all of which proved to be false.

"Tl was over the target area near
Lake Merwin Sunday again," he said},

'Tuesday. "E saw they had logged a fot!
sf prime search area, and thought some-
thing would tura up now."

But he never guessed the news that |
would confront him when he reported:
for work Monday. '

"T'll admit to a certain sense of satis-
faction," Himmelsbach said Tuesday,¢
flashing a broad smile. "The case isn't
solved, but this is certainly a major
»nilestone."

Himmelsbach will retire March 1;
:lfter 27 years with the FBI — climaxed!
'Dy his work on the Cooper case, one
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By LEVERETT RICHARDS

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The weathered bundles of $20 bills
found on the Washington bank of the
Columbia River nine miles northwest of
Vancouver on Sunday were the first
solid clues to the mystery of the "Dan
Cooper" aircraft hijacking, FBI agents
said Tuesday.

One of the more intensive searches
in the FBI's history had failed to turn up
any clue to the fate of the mysterious
hijacker or his loot during the eight
years since he baited out of a Northwest
Orient Airlines Boeing 727: flying at
7,000 feet over La Center, Wash., on

«Nov. 24, 1971, FBI spokesmen said.

Cooper's was the first hijacking of a

commercial airliner for money, and
pstarted a chain of similar attempts,
which was responsible in part for the
rigid security system now enforced at
all United States airports and most ma-
jor airports abroad.

Because of an erroneous report of
the name used by the hijacker, he be-
came known nationally as D.B. Cooper,
although the airline manifest showed he
had used the name "Dan."

The man who called himself Cooper
paid cash for a ticket and boarded
Northwest's Flight 305 at Portland In-
ternational Airport just before it depart-
ed. He sat in a rear seat in the cabin and
waited until the plane was airborne.
Tnen he handed stewardess Florence
Schaffner a note saying he had a bomb
in the satchel he was carrying and de-
manding $209,000 in unmarked $206

ills.
' By the time the plane landed at
Seattle-Tacoma International Airport at
5:45 p.m., airline officiais were gather-

ting the money and the four parachutes

he had demanded. The hijacker released
the 36 passengers on board, along with
all crew members except one steward-
ess and two pilots. The plane then took
off and headed south at 7,000 feet in
stormy weather.

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At 8:10 p.m. the pilots felt a fluctua. .
tion in cabin pressure which indicated
the rear door had been opened. Later -
tests showed this was when the hijack--
er had bailed out, taking with him the:
money and the device that he claimed
was a bomb.

Computer calculations and a later
reconstruction of the flight persuaded"
the FBI that Cooper had bailed out near
Woodland, Wash., and would haye:
landed somewhere west of Lake Meré:
win.

William Rataczak, first officer (co.
pilot} on the hijacked plane who flew
the later reconstructions of the hijack
flight, said the pilots received no an-
swer when they called on the interz
phone to their passenger and were not,
certain he was gone until they Janded in:
Reno, Nev., at 11 p.m.

The "target area" was searched ret :
peatedly by the FBI, other law enfor¢e~

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'ment officers and soldiers from Fort «

Lewis, Wash., but no trace of man or.
money was found. Northwest Airlines
offered a reward, since expired, and
hunters and woodsmen continued the
search for years without success. .
Before Sunday, the only item that
had been found from the hijacking was *
a placard believed to have blown off the,
bulkhead of the 727 when the door was
opened in flight. an.

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It was found 13 miles east of Castle"
Rock, Wash. in January 1979. The -
placard, if indeed it came from the hi-
jacked plane, "helped to confirm that *
the plane was on course all the way, but
didn't shed any light on what happenéd
to Cooper," said FBI agent Ralph Him- ,
melsbach, who headed the investiga |
tion. .

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'After eight years of investigation}! i
Himmelsbach has said he still believes"!
Cooper could not have survived the pa* °
rachute jump at 7 degrees below zero,
dressed as he was in a light' business
suit and street shoes.

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Harold Dwayne Ingram, his wife,

"Several thousand dollars" of thel
$200,000 obtained eight years ag: by:
the celebrated airline hijacker who used!
the name Dan Cooper was found Sun-
day along the Columbia River down-
stream from Vancouver, Wash., the FBI
reported Tuesday,

Three bundles containing 12 packets _
of weatherbeaten $20 bitls were found
{n river sand by & picnicking Vancouver
family, about niae miles northwest of;

_ the city.

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FBI agents searching the vas

Tuesday afterncon found several more, .

fragments of $20 bills, some of them |

{Patricia, and their son, Brian, 8, were

epreparing to build a fire on the beach

when Brian brushed the sand aside and
turned up some of the biffs, Ingram
said. :

"We dug around and found three |

. bundles of bills tled with rubber

bands," Ingram said.

The bills were wet and badly worn,
but the serial numbers were legible.
The FBI identiffed the serial numbers
and confirmed that they were part of
the loot given Cooper when he hijacked
a Northwest Orient Airlines Boeing 727
jetliner between Portland and Seattle on
Nov. 24, 1971.

William M. Baker, assistant speciak,
agent In charge of the Portland FBI of-;

| fice, said the Ingrams were relatively:
'new to the Vancouver area, moving.

there recently from Oklahoma. They

- had never heard of Cooper, Baker said.

"They took it (the money) home and
were talking to some friends about it,"
Baker sald, "The friends pointed out

that it might be the money from the "
Cooper thing. That's when they called |

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in charge of the case since the hijack-,
ing, said it was the first solid clue to the
Cooper mystery since the hijacker

"winter storm at 8:10 p.m. that Thanks-
giving Eve. The first hijacking for
money, the Cooper case became a na-
tional sensation.

Baker said it was poss!ble the FBI
laboratory in Washington, D.C., could.
discern fingerprints on the money. i

'bailed out near La Center, Wash., into 4, |

"That would be a hell of a break,' {

he sald. 7
Baker sald the money the Ingram'
found had not been counted. At first the
amount recovered was estimated at
about $4,000, but "we have revised our
estimate to several thousand dollars,"
he said. .
Baker said the money was bundled
into peckages of several sizes at the
time of the hijacking, "to make it ap-
pear that it was randomly done, as If it
was done in a hurry." Because of that,

the actual amount could not be estimat- ~

ed, he sald. .
FBI agents Tuesday were carefully
combing the site of the Sunday discov-
ery for further clues. The beach, open
to the public, Is owned by the New
Columbia Gardens Co., a truck and dal-
ry farm.
|; Cooper was seen on the plane tying }
'a nylon cord around his waist, presume '
ably to tle the money into a parachute
bag. The Ingrams said they did not see-
any sign of a cloth bag, but Himmels-i
bach said it would be hard to under-
stand how the bundles of bills could
have stayed together all these years if
they were not in some kind of contain=;

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Baker sald the search for Cooper's?
remains or other clues would be .
be

sumed in a new area.

FBI spokesmen concluded that th
pills could have been washed dow
some tributary of the Columbia.

George Holmes, a U.S. Army Corps |

of Engineers hydrologlst, said he would

review Information about where Coop+:

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than eight years ago, the FBI said'estimated that he hit the ground at a A -
Tuesday. . 'speed of 50 to 70 mp. 2. £2, . : . bé
With the bills now having been" The saga began when "Cooper" UBS , > & ) C ) {bic

traced definitely to the Cooper loot,'boarded the jetliner in Portland for an
% agents from the Portland and'eyening flight to Seattle. Once air-

Seattle FBI offices have begun an ¢X-'horne, he demanded that the airline
tensive search of the area for more Of have $200,000 in $20 bills and three

sign of Cooper or, more likely, his re-
mains.

The money—""several thousand
dollars," eccording to one official—
was found in Washington about five
miles northwest of the Interstate 5
bridge that spans the Columbia and
separates Washington from Oregon,
FBI agent William M4. Baker told a
news conference in Portland.
__Discovery of the money by Harold
Dwayne Ingram, 27, his wife, Patricia,
26, and their sons, 8 and 3, marked
the latest twist in the bizarre saga of
the now-legendary Cooper, who pa-
rachuted from a Northwest Airlines

the money~-arid "possibly for ares puachtes on hand when the plane

anded in Seattle. He threatened to
blow up the plane if his demands
were not met, "

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'The airline complied, providing the
parachutes and money. However, the
FBI said Tuesday that the serial
puenlvers of the bills had been record-

Cooper permitted the airliner's 36
passengers to leave the plane in Seat-
tle. He then ordered the crew to take
the plane to Reno and told the pilot to
fly at a relatively low altitude and to
cpen the plane's rear stairway.

When found by the Ingrams, the

composing rubber bands, the FBI
said. But there was "no trace of D. B.
Cooper," according to the agency."
Shortly after the hijacking, a cult
sprang up around D, B. Cooper, a
name that never has been traced to.
itsorigins. + an

A private club was named in his
honor, D. B. Cooper T-shirts were
manufactured, bumper stickers were
rs oft and anniversary parties were

i] 4 .
, Baker said in Portland that wheth-
ét Cooper got away with therectaf
dhe money was an open question, ==,

jetliner on Thanksgiving Eve, 1971,
never to be seen or heard from again. lon the plane's intercom when they .

Crew members last heard his voice

'were over the Washington-Oregon

stacks of $20 bills were bound by de- jborder. They paid they, believe he

dumped, using the least reliable para-

The decomposed money was found
'17 to 20 miles from the jump site by
{the Ingrams' older son, Brian. The
bills were partly buried in sand that
the Ingrams 'were scooping oul to
build a fire.

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bills, used elght years office, said discovery of the money

7 ago as part of the $200, lends credence to the FBI theory
000 paid to airline hijacker "D.B. that Cooper died in the hijacking
Cooper," have been found on a attempt. .
Columbia River beach near here, Cooper's extortion effort was the
ithe FBI announced yesterday. 'first time a jet had been hijacked"
: Harold D. Ingram, 27, his wife, for ransom. A number of hijack-
Patricia, 26, and their two sons, ings for cash have been carried out
jwere picnicking on.what is known since the Cooper escapade.
as Tena's Bar last Sunday when Baker said the FBI could not be
their older son, discovered 'the certain how much money was in
'money. "uo "" the packets, but said it amounted
v Eight-year-old Brian Ingram was to "several thousand dollars."
she}ping his father gather firewood The money has been sent to the
"and had scooped out sand for a FBI laboratory in Washington,
;fire. As his father was about to D.C., and Baker hopes the lab will
drop an armload of .wood, young be able to pick fingerprints off the
Peron aid, '}\Wait-a minute, bills, which could tead to the = -_
t ddy." ane niet wo * Pars . ea "* suspect. . «fin . . .
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thought, wow." i ;
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the 'son recalled. 'They thought it .

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Bureau of Investigation has found

legendary hijacker, D.B, Cooper,
casried with him when he para-
chuted from a commercial . jet

over Southwest Washington in
1971, a bureau spokesman said
Tuesday.

The spokesman, who asked not
- to be named, said a family wan-
dering along the banks of the Co-
lumbia River north of Portland,
,Ore., found a packet of money this
tweek, |
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i . Held together by a rubber band 4
the packet of $20 bills was so bad-
ly deteriorated the F.B.I. could
not make an exact count of the
amount, the spokesman said.
Despite the deterioration, the
spokesman said the F.B.l. was
able to identify the money as part
of the $200,000 ransom given to
Cooper in Seattle nine years ago.

tof the serial numbers.
The packet was found 20 miies

Cooper is believed to have bailed

'about $4,600 of the money that ther

'downstream from the point where*

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When the money was given to the,

thijacker, the F.B.I. kept records' '

He added that with floods along ' Somewhere over Southwest:
he river it was likely that in nine: Washingten, the hijacker, the:
'years the packet had been carried «money and one of the parachutes
some distance. '

* The Portland and Seattle offices
of the F.B.I. were conducting a
* search in the area, but the spokes-
j man said it was unlikely that dis-

covery of the money packet would

aid in the search for Cooper, the
only parachute-ransom hijacker in

United States history who has not

disappeared out of the plane's
rear exit, opened in flight. The ap-
proximate place of departure was
guessed at from cabin-pressure
readings on the flight recorder.
The flight recorder and crew
testimony indicated. Cooper had
jumped near the fitde town of Ati-
el, Cowlitz County, about 30 miles

north of Portland, a densely wood:,
ed area in the foothills of.the Cas:

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Eve, 1971, using the name Dan' ~ Despite intensive searches of
Cooper. Before the plane reached the area, the only item connected
Seaitie, Cooper threatened to ex- with the hijacking ever found was
plode a "bomb" in his brief case if a rear door from the 727, -
_ he were not-given $200,000 in $20 Nothing ever was seen 'of Coo-
| bills and four parachutes and per or the $200,00.
flown to Reno, Nev. The F.B.E. has said since shortly
The plane circled Seattle for 24 ° after the hijacking it believed Coo-
hours while authorities gathered" per probably was killed when he
.the parachutes and money. > Janded. .

The passengers and two of the # In 1977, just to make sure the hif
three stewardesses were allowed: -jacker didn't escape prosecution o
to leave the plane. The money and ivia the statute of limitations, he
'parachutes were loaded and the j was indicted on federal charges in': C
plane took off for Reno, The pilot absentia. . teh,

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determine soll type, to assist in determining possible other
location where currency may have been besides sandy . beach arena,

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; Exanine ceux vroney for any latent fingerprints contained
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AND THE IDENTIFICATION DIVISION. 'THE BILL OF LADING NUMBER IS
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February 12, 1980

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PAUL L. MACK, SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE OF THE FEDERAL

BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION (FBI) FOR WASHINGTON, HAS ANNOUNCED A
DEVELOPMENT IN A CRIME WHICH BEGAN ON THE NIGHT OF NOVEMBER 24, 1971,
AT PORTLAND INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, PORTLAND, OREGON, AND HAS BECOME
"WIDELY KNOWN SINCE THAT TIME AS THE D. B. COOPER HIJACKING CASE.

ON THE NIGHT BEFORE THANKSGIVING, 1971, A MAN WHO GAVE
THE NAME DAN COOPER BOUGHT A ONE-WAY TICKET ON NORTHWEST AIRLINES
FLIGHT 305 FROM PORTLAND, OREGON, TO SEATTLE, WASHINGTON. UPON
DEPARTING PORTLAND INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, COOPER NOTIFIED A STEWARDESS
THAT HE WAS HIJACKING THE AIRCRAFT AND DISPLAYED TO HER WHAT HE SAID
WAS A BOMB IN HIS BRIEFCASE. THE FLIGHT PROCEEDED TO SEATTLE, WHERE
AFTER MAINTAINING A HOLDING PATTERN FOR SEVERAL HOURS, IT WAS PER-
MITTED TO LAND AND REFUEL. AFTER $200,000 AND FOUR PARACHUTES
DEMANDED BY THE HIJACKER WERE BROUGHT ON BOARD, HE RELEASED ALL OF
THE PASSENGERS AND ALL BUT FOUR MEMBERS OF THE CREW. THE FLIGHT
THEN TOOK OFF AND PROCEEDED SOUTH THROUGH WASHINGTON TOWARD RENO,
NEVADA. 'THE HIJACKER INSTRUCTED THAT THE FLAPS AND GEAR REMAIN
LOWERED AND THE REAR STAIR DOOR OPEN. AS THE AIRCRAFT PASSED OVER
LA CENTER, WASHINGTON, CABIN PRESSURE FLUCTUATION WAS OBSERVED,

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LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION
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LATENT CASE No. A-45410

to: SAC, Portland

RE: NORJAK

REFERENCE:

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EXAMINATION REQUESTED BY: Portland

SPECIMENS:

report,

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COPY

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The Q specimen is further described ina separate Laboratory

'No latent prints are present or were developed on the U.S.

The currency is being returned under separate cover.

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Washington, D. C. 20537

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LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION
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YOUR FILE NO. 164-50 fP) September 16,1980
FBI FILE NO. L64-211 .
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REFERENCE: Airtel 8/11/80

EXAMINATION REQUESTED By: Sacramento
SPECIMENS: Two copies of fingerprints of

Jack Scott Farmar

The previously reported unidentified latent
fingerprints in this case wera compared with the submitted
copies of fingerprints of Farmer, but no identification was
effected.

No inked fingerprints or palm prints were located in
the Identification Division files for Farmer,

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FEDER BUREAU OF mvesticaTige

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 AuB "8b i)

RE: NORJAK;
CAA - HIJACKING

REFERENCE: Airtel 7-30-80
EXAMINATION REQUESTED BY: seattle

SPECIMENS: vas : 4 .
Identification card bearing two fingerprints

This report confirms and supplements the informa~
tion telephonically furnished on 8-6-890, :

The previously reported unidentified latent finger-
prints and latent inpression (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, Sum & ,
l-$1- HES

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8/12/80

TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM: SAC, LAS VEGAS (164-60) (RUC).
SUBJECT: NORJAK; .

CAA ~ HIJACKING (A)
00: 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 baing conducted regarding Jack
Scott Farmer or Dunning unless so requested by Seattle
' Division.

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1-336 (Rey, 10-26-79)

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Washington, D. C. 205387 -

REPORT

of the

LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION
IDENTIFICATION DIVISION

YOURFILENO. 164301 August 12, 1980
FBI FILE NO. 164-2111
LATENT CASE NO. 's Jae aig

7: SAC, WFO a Aug Gg

D. B. COOPER;
CRIME ABOARD AIRCRAFT

REFERENCE: Airtel 7-15-80
EXAMINATION REQUESTED BY:

SPECIMENS:
Four sections of newspapers

Copy of fingerprints of/ |
i ; ;

Thie report confirms and supplements the information telephonically

furnished on 7-18-80,
Wo latent prints of yalue were developed on the newspapers,

The previously reported unidentified latent fingerprints and .
latent impression {fincerprint or palm print) are not the fingerprints of

| | No palm prints are contained in he
entification Division files for these individuals. . B

A-$l- BAS

The specimens are being returned under separate cover.

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

, . 915 Second Avenue
tply, Please Refer to Seattle, Washington 98174

August 6, 1980
Sup. 1%, 5

Mountain View, California |

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:

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Supervisory Special Agent

1 - Addressee

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Attorney at Law
525 University Avenue
Suite 1100

Palo Alto, California 94301 Sm
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Washington, D. C. 20537

REPORT

of the

LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION
IDENTIFICATION DIVISION

YOUR FILE NO. 164-606 {(P} duly 30, 1930

FBI FILE NO. 164-2111
LATENT CASENO. 45410

TO: SAC, Las Vegas

AuB 186, 4

spe: NORJAK;
CAA-]IIITGACKING
REFERENCE: Airtels 7/7/80 and 7/15/80
EXAMINATION REQUESTED BY: Las Vegas
SPECIMENS:

Fingerprints of Garth Hudson Dunning

the praviously reported unidentified latent finger-
prints and latent impression (fingexprint or palm print) in
this case are not the fingerprints of Garth Hudson Dunning,
as set forth in LFPS report of 7/18/80 to Seattle, with copies
furnished to Las Vegas, Sacramente and San Francisco Divisions,
No palm prints are contained in tha Identification Division
files for Dunning.

On the basis of the information furnished, no finger~-
print record was Located in the Identification Ay files
for Jack Scott Parmor, 4,

The fingerprints ara enclosed, along with Eup,
reports from the Washoe County Sheriff's Offica, Reno, Nevada.

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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, 19890

FBI FILE NO. 164-2311
LATENT CASE NO. AmA5Aa1O

TO: SAC, Pittsburgh

RE: NORJAK : b6

J

REFERENCE: Pittsburgh teletype 6/26/80 and St. Louis teletype 7/2/80
EXAMINATION REQUESTED BY: Pittsburgh and St. Louis
SPECIMENS:

The previously reported latent fingerprints and latent
impressions (fingerprints ox palm prints) in this case are not

the finserprints o£| | F8r(____ | born[_____]»s
in| | No paim prints are contained in the b7c
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BERS FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Washington, D. C. 20537

REPORT

of tha

LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION
IDENTIFICATION DIVISION

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

PBL FILE NO.
164-2111
LATENT CASE NO. 45410

sac, Se attle
Sup, &,

RE: NORJAK;
CAA ~ HIJACKING

TO:

DP
lg

REFERENCE: Yeletypes 6/24/80 and 6/28/80
EXAMINATION REQUESTE
SPECIMENS: ° D BY: - 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 us | |, born

in | | U. S. Marine Corps
service | ly born | j; Or Garth Hudson
Dunning, U. S. Army service $19213544, born 12/18/27 in Chico,
California.

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TO

FROM

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

: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) DATE: 4/23/80

: sa|

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SUBJECT: NORJAK Subs y & 4, Y)

00: Seattle Wied

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For information, on 2/20/80, iF

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573-8919, was contacted and she advised that son visited
the Tena Bar area in Vancouver, near the location, searched by
the FBI for ransom money. happened to find a corner
of a $20.00 bill, and she would allow agents of the FBI to
examine same.

On 2/20/80, | |; supra, and| L

| were contacted at their residence, and| |:
displayed a corner of a $20.00 bill which he found

on the Tena Bar. He stated that he found this item sticking

out of the sand near the area searched by the FBI. He pro-

vided the corner of the $20.00 bill to the writer to determine

if in fact it is a portion of the ransom' money.

ADMINISTRATIVE

The corner of the $20.00 bill provided by[L_ ]

in no way resembles the sections of money found
during the search on Tena Bar. It is the opinion of the
writer that this item was placed there as a practical joke.
The section of the $20.00 bill provided by | |
has been placed in a 1A envelope for the file.

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

Memorandum

SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)

' FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

DATE: 4/7/80

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On 2/14/80, | | Washougal, b6
Washington, telephone | } advised on 3/22/77, he b7C
found seven $20 bills in the Washougal River below the
bowling alley in Washougal, Washington. He stated these
bills were in the water and he gave them no thought until
the $20 bills were found recently in Vancouver which
apparently came from the D. B. Cooper skyjacking. He stated
he still had the bills and would provide the serial numbers
to the FBI when he returned home.

Later that same day, | | supra, v6

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provided the serial numbers and series/year of the seven
$20 bills mentioned above. The serial numbers and series/

years are as follows:

Serial Number

L91936905B
G94889488C
A63443468A
L90073045B
L97893172B
L9744-~---8B
L0446945*

Series/Year

1950B
1950D
1950D
1950B
1950B
L950B
1950B

A check with the list of known serial numbers and
series/year of the D. B. Cooper $20 bills revealed the above
serial numbers and series/years did not match those in the

list.

The above is for information.

(Qj - Seattle
Gra/ gah?
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FEDEM@L BUREAU OF INVESTIGAT@N

Washington, D. C, 20537

REPORT

of the

LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION
IDENTIFICATION DIVISION

YOURFILENO. 164-497 (7) (P) July 3, 1980
FBI FILE NO, 164-2171 )
LATENT CASE NO. 4 "biche4 Q

ro:;SAC, Los Angeles

: Sub GF

RE:NORJAK3

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

The previously reported unidentified latent finger-

prints i is case are not the fingerprints of| ly
FBI . No palm prints for[__]are contained in

the entification Division files.

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1 - Portland (1 641) -

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Post-IntelLligencer
Seattle, Wa.

Date: 3/20/80
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By Michael Sweeney '

Wash., on a fugitive warrant from Oklahoma.

posted Iagram's $560 bail, sheriff's deputies said.

# Seme Jiarold Ingeam sought in Oklahoma.

ee

HAROLD. INGRAM:
"This is no big thing. -
At least | hope it's
not." * 7

14845 to fite extradition papers to force Ingcam's return to
O¥!zhoma for trial.

J

«__kally said court documents filed by authorities in;
Pittshorg County, Okla, last April charge that Ingram
"owed $215 "hen on a used car purchased 2 month earlier
in MeAlester, Okla.

The warrant for Ingrain's arrest was filed last month,

Latter Pitsburg County District Alterney Don Roberts
recognized kewspaper photos of Ingram that circulated

* nationside in the wake of bis family's discovery of a

partion of D.B. Cooper's loot. toe eae .

ah ee ad

Kathy Kelly, a Joga! assistant in the Clark County
Prosecuting Attorney's office, said ingrain is scheduled
to appear in county district court April 17 for ap
, identification hearing to determine if he is, in fact, the

if he is, Kelly said, Oklahoma autaorities will have 6

Curse of ID.

——» |

Wire % taptene eae

'Cooper Bins Bc|

| Misfor "tune Dou as 'the Family That "f
Foun d Part of Skyj jacker's Mo oney

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Submitting Office: Seattle

:

Cooper parachuted into 2 freezing" fainstorin over,

\ Southwest Washington with $200,000 after hijacking ay

Harold way oe_Ingram, 28, father of the S-year-old
boy who found part ot skyiacker D.B. Cooper's ransom
money last month, has been arrested in Vancouver,

The we rrant charges Ingram with unlawfully remov
ing mortgaged properly trom the state of Oklahoma —a
felony Charge that carries a maximum penalty' 'of three
_ years in prison.

s Clark County sheriff's deputies errested Ingram at °
his rented home in Vancouver Monday afternoon. He
was released Tuesday night after a local bail bondsman

* Seattle-bound Northwest Airlines plane Nov. 24, 1971. oF :

ingraim's son, Brian, unearthed several thousand dot
jars of the ransom moncy Feb. 10, as he dug a fire pit in
«the sand along the banks of the Cotymbia River down-
stream from Vancouver.

The next day, Ingram turned the money over to the '
FBI, which announced the find with great fanfare at a —
press conference featuring the Ingram family.

"Several of us read the paper 'and recognized him,"
Roberts told The Associated Prass. "We had a warrant
sworn out to have him brought back."

, _ Ingram's arrest is the jatest in a string of reversals _

f that have followed his family's brief glow in the lime-{
jight.

Two weeks after the moncy was discovered, Ingram's:

t wile, Patricia, reported that her husband was "toreed ton

i give up Bi days of pay — about $i00 — in order aor

namie 5

ft return the moxey'and attend the FBI's press conference. i
|

"We live from payeheck to paycheck, and we could: tbs

S sure use that $100," she told The Post- Intelligencer at the" }

time.

Mrs. Ingram told The P-l that recovery r of the skyjack
foot also resulted in family strife that arose when a
relative tried (o take credit for findiug the monay.

Late Saturday night, about 25 hours before Ingram'
was arrested, 2 fire broke out in an upstairs bedroom of
the Ingram home and caused $1,000 damege before :
Vancouver firefighters could put it out.

Vancouver Fire Marsbal Gordon Gage said the blaze "
was caused hy 2 short in an extension cord. 2

» Andasof 'esterday, iagram had missed three days of

' work this week at the U-Cart- Concrete Manufactucing

'
t

Co. in Vancouver. .
"We're trying lo reach him, because we really want

to help hits," U-Cart owner Joe Tanver said vesterday.
'Tanner said his firm: intends to advance Ingrany the

, money "td get this thing in Gkiahoma Squared away.

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"We tuink he's getting 2 bum rap." Tanner said.
"Fin {ror Texas, and I've got a little kpovtege about SUB
'these Southern redneck Jaws that Ict a D.A, help busi;

nessmen collect their debts," be said.

' "ve been' told be Ungram) bas been making pay. ° _ LBB
iments on this car loan, and he's only a' couple st LO. A a/ Ae i
payments behing," Tanner said. - , Seahciteo Barer

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or: city and state) p, AL
~OLuabian
Vancouver,

Date: 3/21/80
Edition: Pinal

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By CYNTHIATANK -

° " Columbian Staff Writer *
. "T hate to think the thoughts people will be
thinking about me all over the United
States," said Harold Dwayne Ingram as he

sat in his boss's office Thursday afternoon.

The 28-year-old Vancouver resident said he
now regrets his 8-year-old son.Brian's finding
of D.B. Cooper's hijack ransom money last
month,

"I regret it for myself, but not for Brian,"

- who, he said, has enjoyed all the attention.

Brian and his family made national

'headlines after a family outing. on a

Coluntbia River beach near Vancouver Feb.
30 turned into a major media and FBI event.
Brian was preparing a campfire when he
secoped out about $5,000 of the $200,000
Cooper had demanded and received. before
jumping out of anairlinerin i971.

Since last month Ingram has:

© Lost 1% days pay — about $100 — in

; order to return the money and attend an FBI

' press conference.
i © Watched as a fire caused about $1; 000
"damage to the upper floor of his home at

© 1500 Markle St. Saturday.

© Been arrested Monday on an Oklahoma

% _ f ' }
Title: | |ore pas
Character:

or
Classification:

Submitting Office: Seattle

_ with mortgaged property

warrant alleging he left that state unlawfully

= acar.

Officials in Oklahoma said they recognized
Ingram from newspaper photographs that
appeared after the famous find. Ingram had
been wanted for about six months before the
story first appeared in the paper, they said."

The warrant was issued because Ingram
allegedly is behind in payments for his car.

"I have every receipt,' Ingram sid
Thursday. "I don't have a payment due on
that car until the 20th of next month."

"¥ feel confused, really confused," Ingram
said Thursday. "And 1 feel pretty unlucky.
I'm not angry; I'm kind of hurt. [really care
what peopte think about me."

Ingram said he bought his car from a new
car salesman, paid $200 or $300 down, and
arranged for financing. He said he notified
the finance company when he and his family
moved here from Oklahoma last winter.

His arrest Monday was an unhappy
surprise, he said.

"I had no idea I had a warrant on me," he
said. "That's obvious, or I wouldn't be
flashing my face all over the world."

He might have been late with a payment or
two, he said, "but rich people do that, too,
don't they?" * .

But things were looking up for Ingram |

today. His boss and attorney, Joe Tanner, °

said this morning he has been told by th
Pittsburg County, Okla., district attorney tha
that office now has verification of Ingram'
car payments. Ingram, in fact, is paid ahea

. to July on the car, Tanner said.

Tanner said a few details need to be
worked out, but when they are the district
attorney has told him the charges will be
dropped. That will not occur until Monday,
Tanner said he was told. The district attorney

. Was unavailable for comment this morning.

As fer Ingram's other bad fortune, just
before midnight Saturday, two bedrooms,on
the upper floor burned, and his landlord —
who bailed him out of jail Tuesday — started

" remodeling the next day. - '

Tanner, vice president of U-Cart Concrete
Systems Inc. of Vancouver, where Ingram is
employed, said the company is behind him.
Tamer, a lawyer, said he will represent
Ingram without charge.

Until the charges against him are dropped,

Ingram faces an April 17 identification}.

hearing in Ciark County District Court. = -

"These people are great here," Ingram

said of his fellow employees. "They want
back me 100 percent."
"He's been treated unfairly," Tanner said. -

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
WASHINGTON, BD. C. 20335

To: SAC, Portland (164-4)

From: Diroctor, FBi

Re: NORJAK /

Examination requested by:
Reference:
Examination requested:

Remarks:

March 18, 1980 .

FBIFILENO. 164-2111

LAB. NO, 00304057 D LL Vd

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Portland

Airtel dated February 29, 1980

Document - Minerglogy - Fingerprint

Enclosures (2) (2 Lab report)
2 ~ Seattle (164-81) Enclosures (2) (2 Lab report)

DO ROT INCLUDE ADMINISTRATIVE
PAGS (S) INPOMMATTON 2
INVESBIGATIVE REPORT

ADMINISTRATIVE PAGE

BY

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Th ® REPORT @
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Ymca A
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION .
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535
To: SAC, Portland (164-41) . March 18, 1980
FBI FILE NO, 164-2111
LAB. NO. 00304057 D LL Vd
Re: NORJAK °

Specimens received

February 3, 1980

Four United States Twenty Dollar Bills described as follows:

SPECIMEN

Q60
Q61
Q62

Q63

SERIAL NUMBER —

G03072381B

209193214

L55066857A

L32987392A

Result of examination:

Specimens Q60 through Q63 contained mineralogical material

which was similar to the Q59 sand previously submitted.

Q60 through Q63° were photographed and will be returned

with the results of the fingerprint examination.

Sue
WA cael

SEARCHED} fee INDEXED..
SERIALIZED _ FILED oe.

MAR th 1980

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Precedence: ROUTINE Date: 02/19/2002
To: Los Angeles Attn: C-1, SA —_
From: "Seattle
Squad 5/ PSVCTF
Contact: | bé
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Approved By: | | b7E
Drafted By: | |
Case ID #:4Ep 1640-81-67 "(Pending)
SE 164A-8)
7.
Title: NORJAK; FEY
CAA
Synopsis: Locate evidence possibly returned to Los Angeles.
Enclosure(s): Previously faxed to Los Angeles, and enclosed, is
a Laboratory report dated 4/19/1974 returning evidence to Los
Angeles in captioned case. 6 )
Details: As outlined in previous telephone call, Los Angeles is pm

requested to located the below items returned to Los Angeles:
glass microscope slide with hair sample.
Although the report indicates that this item was returned to Las

Vegas with their copy of the report, Las Vegas has no record of
it being received.

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LABORATORY

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535

Report of Examination

Examiner Name: | Vp Date: April 2, 2002 b6
b7c

Unit: DNA Analysis I Phone No: | b7E

CaseID No: SE-164A-81 LabNo: 010904012 HL MD

Results of Examinations:

Deoxymnibonucleic acid (DNA) amplification via the polymerase chain reaction
(PCR) of the nine short tandem repeat (STR) loci and the amelogenin locus (for gender
determination) in the AmpFSTR® Profiler Plus™ PCR Amplification Kit was performed
on DNA obtained from specimens Q40/Q41 (combined for analysis).

The STR typing results for specimens Q40/Q41 (combined for analysis)
indicate the presence of DNA from more than one individual. The typing results from the
amelogenin locus indicate the presence of male DNA in the DNA obtained from specimens
Q40/Q41 (combined for analysis).

The DNA profile from specimens Q40/Q41 (combined for analysis) will be
entered into the Combined DNA Index System (CODIS) and maintained by the FBI
Laboratory for future comparisons.

No other DNA examinations were conducted.

DNAU I - Page 1 of 1

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Precedence: ROUTINE . Date: 07/23/2002.
To: Los Angeles Attn: Evidence Control Center
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Synopsis: All Los Angeles 164-497 files and 1A exhibits
concerning captioned matter are being sent to FBI Seattle to be
consolidated into their file, SE 164A-81-G.

Reference: SE 164A-81-G Serial 2

Administrative: This is in reference to FBI Seattle's EC to FBI
Los Angeles dated February 19, 2002.

Package Copy: Being forwarded under separate cover via Federal
Express are two (2) boxes containing the following:

1. Fourteen (14) volumes for file 164-497 containing
documentation of the investigation conducted by FBI Los Angeles
concerning captioned matter.

2. Eight (8) volumes of file 164-4397 1As, containing
LAL-1A72.

3. One (1) volume of file 164-497 Sub A, containing
investigation at the Elsinore Paricenter, Inc. located in
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Title: NORJAK;
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ARMED AND DANGEROUS
Synopsis: All Los Angeles 164-497 files and 1A exhibits
concerning captioned matter are being sent to FBI Seattle to be
consolidated into their file, SE 164A-81-G.
Reference: SE 164A-81-G Serial 2

Administrative: This is in reference to FBI Seattle's EC to FBI
Los Angeles dated February 19, 2002.

Package Copy: Being forwarded under separate cover via Federal
Express are two (2) boxes containing the following:

1. Fourteen (14) volumes for file 164-497 containing
documentation of the investigation conducted by FBI Los Angeles
concerning captioned matter.

2. Hight (8) volumes of file 164-497 1As, containing
1A1-1A72,

3. One (1) volume of file 164-497 Sub A, containing

investigation at the Elsinore Paricenter, Inc. located in
Elsinore, California.

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LABORATORY

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535

Date: April 2, 2002
To: SAC, Seattle

Case1D No: SE-164A-81—G2 an
LabNo: 010904012 HL MD

Reference: Communication dated August 23, 2001

Your No.

Title: NORJAK;
CAA - HIJACKING

Date specimens received: September 6, 2001

Specimens:

RESUBMITTED ITEMS FROM FBI LABORATORY NUMBER PC-H5141 MC GX:
Specimens Q40 Tie, Q41 Tie clip and Also Submitted Airline ticket.

This report contains the results of the DNA examinations. The submitted
items and the probed DNA membrane will be returned to you under separate cover by
overnight express. In addition to the evidence in the case, any remaining processed DNA
from specimens examined by DNA analysis is also being returned to you. The processed
DNA can be found in a package marked PROCESSED DNA SAMPLES: SHOULD BE
REFRIGERATED/FROZEN. It is recommended that these samples be stored in a
refrigerator/freezer and isolated from evidence that has not been examined.

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TO: SAC, KANSAS CITY

FROM: SAC, ST. LOUIS (1648-690) (RUC}

Re Newark airtel to St. Louis, 11/15/88.
Enclosed for Kansas City is referenced airtel and

enclosures thereto (Seattle LHM, dated 11/28/71 and photo .
Lineup), which were inadvertently forwarded to St. Louis by

Receiving offices will note that lead set forth for

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airtel, to display enclosed photo

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in Columbia, Missouri.

for Kansas City, inasmuch as this telephone number is located

SOUTHWESTERN BELL_TELEPHONE COMPANY was unproductive in

telephone number a
Missouri, should have been set ou

Inquiry by St. Louis through

effort to verify|

subscription to above telephone

number; however, inquiry through the MISSOURI DEPARTMENT OF
REVENUE disclosed that one| | date of

birth |

| Columbia, was issued a

Missouri driver's license.

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or the purpose of viewing a photographic spread consisting of
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(2) Unidentified white male, NEW JERSEY STATE PRISON

photograph number
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Department, Vancouver, Washington, photograph number [___]. lhe
(4) Unidentified white male, Jersey City, New Jersey
Police Department photo number[____].
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individuals depicted in the foregoing photographic spread as

being identical to the individual who hijacked a NORTHWEST
airlines flight on November 24, 1971.

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SUBJECT: NORJACK;
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Re St. Louis airtel to Kansas City, 12/15/88 and Newark
airtel to St. Louis, 11/15/88.

Enclosed for Portland is photographic line-up of six
photographs.

Enclosed for Portland, Newark, and Seattle are two
copies each of FD-302 interview of |

Inasmuch as there are no outstanding leads in the
Kansas City Division, this matter is being placed in an RUC
status.

LEADS:

PORTLAND DIVISION

AT EUGENE, OREGON

Will display photographic line-up to former stewardess \.
| | now known as | | in.care of| KX

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)

SAC, BUTTE (164-26)

NORJAK {A)
00: Seattle
Bufile #164~2111

{RUC)

3/7/78

Re Seattle letter to Butte, 1/20/78.

_ On 3/1/78. attempts to locate]
his residence in Montana, met with negative
results, as | Jwas currently in travel status.

Jat

On 3/6/78, contact with
that he had left NORTHWEST AIRLINES in 7/72, and that
it was company policy at that time to go through the
files periodically every six months and destroy old

files.

revealed

|further advised|
his job and his desk and that at the time he left, the
folder with all the information on the captioned hi-
jacking was kept in a large bookcase directly behind

his desk in an open folder.

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[C~™~—C*di Stated hee was) returning to Minneapolis
in two or three weeks, at which time he would personally
go into NORTHWEST Headquarters and attempt to locate the
notes which he had taken during the hijacking.
stated that he still recalled the chronological events
which took place during the captioned hijacking and that if
he was unable to locate the original notes he would he
willing to sit down and give a statement as to the events
which took place during the hijacking.

| jis going to recontact the Billings
Office of the FBI upon his return from Minneapolis with
the resuits of his findings. at NORTHWEST Headquarters.

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in this matter. [>]
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he had been receiving telephone calls from a newspaper man b7C

and/or a writer who is doing a story on this case.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

MAR 16 1979
_. FBI-SEATTBE,

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OPTIGNAL FORM NO, 10
JULY 3973 KOIITION

Memorandum
TO? SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM + SA
- SUBJECT: NORJAK
00: SEATTLE

BUfile 164-2111

RE: WITNESSES (SUB H) AND

DEMONSTRATION OF PHOTOGRAPHS (SUB _ HH)

DATE: = 7/25/77

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In order to complete information in the file,
the following names and addresses of Norjak witnesses

are enclosed:

Northwest Orient Airlines
Telephone: | |

Northwest Orient Airlines
Telephone: | |

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San Diego, California |

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OPTIONAL, FORM NO, 10
JULY 1973 EOITION
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TO : SAC, Seattle (164-81) , DATE: 12/22/76
FROM of SAC, Minneapolis (164-73) (RUC) Sue
: Sus if
SUBJECT: § NORJAK ,

For the information of Seattle, on 12/16/76,
| Minneapolis, who was -<

a stewardess on the highjack flight in captioned matter, bé
— contacted the Minneapolis FBI Office and advised that a

on 12/12/76 she received a call from an individual who

identified himself as of Warner Brothers c-
Studios, Los Angeles, Calirornia,. |__| told

"that Warner Brothers was doing a fiim on highjacking

and D, B, COOPER and vanted[ | to come to California

to look at some pictures of COOPER, | advised

that| |] told_her that Warner Brothers Studios knew 6
who COOPER was, | |advised that she did not cooperate BIC
with | (and she does not intend to contact him in
California, [|__| thought that the above call may be

a prank, but thought it should be reported,

| ["_]is still a stewardess for_ Northwest

Airlines and she maintains a residence at,
3.5 San_Diego,. California, in addition

in Minneapolis, .

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This matter is being submitted to Seattle for on

whatever action deemed appropriate,

Copy being sent to Los Angeles in the event
contact is necessary at Warner Brothers Studios,

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SAC, CHICAGO (164-297) (P) Cube HE
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CRIME ABOARD
AIRCRAFT
(00: SEATTLE)

Re Minneapolis airtel to Seattle, 7/5/73.

Numerous efforts to locate anyone at] |
[| Schaumburg, Illinois, have been negative.

On August 14, 1973, an individual ident#ing himself
as | telephonically contacted the DesPlaines
Resident Agency and advised that he_is currently
| | Also advised that[(_ si], who is a
stewardess travels quite extensively but would be at her
isa in Schaumburg during the week of September 1,

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CHICAGO

AT SCHAUMBURG, ILLINOIS. Will during week of
September 1, 1973, contact Stewardess | las requested

by referenced communication.

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AIRTEL fT
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TO: SAC, SEATILE (164-81)
FROM: SAG, DENVER (164-98) (P)

SUBJECT: NORJAK
00: SEATTLE

Reference Minneapolis airtel to the Bureau 3/30/73,
Little Rock airtel to Denver 4/6/73, and Denver airtel to
the Bureau 2/1/73.

Referenced Minneapolis and Little Rock airtels
set forth leads for Denver to contact
and display revised sketch of UNSUB. This lead has been
previously covered and results reflected in Denver airtel
to the Bureau dated 2/1/73. A copy of which was designated
ox Seattle.

Minneapolis note that | | is now
employed by| Jand resides at Aurora,
Colorado, a suburb of Denver.

Investigation continuing at Denver,
UNSUB SHOULD BE CONSIDERED ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

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FRO: SAC, LITTLE ROCK (164-22) {RUC} Seab- K
SUBJECT: NORJAK ;

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Re Minneapolis airtel to Bureau, 3/30/73.

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TO: _ ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (1642211)
ATTENTION: General Investigation Dyision
FROM: SAC, DENVER (164-98) (P)
| SUBJECT: NORJAK :
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Re Minneapolis teletype to Denver, $/28/72;
Seattle airtel to Denver, 9/29/72; and Minneapolis
"airtel to the Bureau, 10/2/72.

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and interviewed at Denver and was shown new artists conception
B. When shown the compositewith glasses she observed that
it is a fahiy good likeness of the UNSUB and a definite
improvement over the previous artist's conception. She
"stated that she felt the UNSUBS face should be slightly
narrower, Regarding the hair on the new conception, she
stated that her recollection was that the UNSUB'ts hair 1
was combed more to the side much as was indicated in the :
old composite The hair should be slightly thinner than is
indicated in the- new composite The forehead should be slightly
narrower. The chin should be thinner and slightly pointed. .
| | stated that the mouth of the UNSUB as reflected b6 °
in the new compositedoes not appear natural. She stated ' b7C
it should be more like the original conception and that the ;
corners of the mouth should not be turned down,..

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Regarding the new composite without glasses, |

stated that she had seen the UNSUB without his glasses and
that the eyes do look very natural. Other recommended changes
by her would be the same as on the new compositewith glasses.

For the information of Seattle and Minneapolis,
| |] at Denver and has
been permanently based at Denver. She is in the process of
obtaining a permanent address.

Future leads for display of photographs, etc., should
be 'directed to the Denver Division.

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TO : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) DATE: 8/4/72

FROM : sa | : Stars be b6

SUBJECT: NORJAK EK

RE: ARTIST'S CONCEPTION

Enclosed is a copy of photo KK5-1 in the Facial
Lines Section of the Facial Identification Catalogue, and
a copy of the artist's composite of UNSUB.

The Bureau advised by teletype dated 12/17/71
as follows:

"It is expected the Seattle Office will continue
to give this matter close supervisory attention and insure
investigation is conducted promptly and thoroughly."

In view of this, the enclosed information is being
submitted. in memorandum form, first for supervisor evaluation
and approval prior to being forwarded to the Bureau for
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her opinion, a good likeness of the hijacker. She requested
permission to examine the Facial Identification Catalogue
and immediately picked out photo #KK5~1 in the Facial Lines
Section stating, "that is him, except for the vears and hair."

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photo closely resembled the man; however, the ears of the

hijacker did not protrude as far from the head and she felt

that the hair line should be. somewhat lower than that on the

man depicted on photo KK5-1. She was very adamant in her
insistence that the artist's conception shown to her was net

a good likeness of the hijacker. Sat

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and photo KK5-1 revealed the primary difference between the
two photos is UNSUB's composite appears to be a man much
younger than theman depicted in photo KK5-1. 'The man in "

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AIRTEL
TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FRO: GAC, MIMNMEAPOLIS (164-73) (P)

SUBJECT; NORIAK

Re Bureau airtel to Minneapolis and Seattic, 5/30/72;
Boston teletype to Esattlo, 6/18/72:
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UNSUB; AKAl } HIJACKING OF EASTERN ATREINES =. PE
FLIGHT ONE SEVEN FIVE, ALLENTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA TO MIAMI,
FLORIDA, MAY FIVE SEVENTYTWO, CAA ~ AIRCRAFT PIRACY. a
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TWO PORTLAND WITNESSES IN NORJAK CASE, BOTH ADVISED NO
RESEMBLANCE: TO NORJAK SUBJECT. DISPLAY TO THIRD PORTLAND
WITNESS, EUGENE, OREGON, SCHEDULED FOR LATER THIS DATE, : a
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SAC, SEATTLE (164-31) 2/4/72
SA CHARLES E. FARRELL

NORJAK

Re: INTORVIEUS WITH PASSENGERS

In compiling the information to be used in the
report in the section captioned as above, the location
of the various FD-302s and inserts reporting the resuits
of interviews with the passengers was noted. The serial
numbers of pertinent information submitted will be set out
in this memo for easy location at some later time.

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1/17/72
AIRTEL
TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM: SAC, PORTLAND (164-41) (P)

SUBJECT: NORJAK

Re: Pictures Shown to Witness,
| Eugene, Oregon

Enclosed for Seattic is an insert listing pictures

shown to witness | | Photographs of all those
individuals listed were shown on previous occasions to wit-
nesses | ] of Northwest Airlines,

Portland, Oregon, and Seattle has been advised of the results,
211 of which were negative.

This insert is being furnished to Seattle to record
in the Seattle file photographs shown to| iF
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but Seattle has been advised on previous occasions wi re-
spect to all the other pictures shown.

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AT EUGENE, OREGON

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any of the individuals in the photographs as being the
hijacker of the Northwest Airlines airplane, The photographs
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FD-302 (REV. 3-17-69) @ ' , |

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

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Korthvest Airlines, [inneapolis, fiinnesota, furnished fron bic
their files the original of flight coupon number 1 of Northwest
ticket [ } vaich had been issued te a DAN Cotten

on Hovenber 24, 1971, at Rertland, Gregon. | J advised
that Ccocpnm had padd eaoh for this ticket which was one North
West Phipht cO5, the flicht which kad been hijacked on the
sane date at Centtle, Vashinrton,. advised that the
amount of the ticket was/ jakvised that this paid
coupon had been handled by many Northwest employees and that
ko Goubted if 1t would te of any value in processing it for
fingerprints.

[____advisea thet this was the only ticket issued >
on Plipht SCS on that day by the Washineton, B. C., and Pertland »7¢
#0 3 ran using the none Cooren.

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| | Northwestern Airlines stewardess, b6
who was on the Northwestern Airlines Flight 305, which was | hes
hijacked between Seattle and.Portland on Novembor 24, 1971,
was shown photographs and facsimiles of 14 different males,
both side and front views.

The following photographs were shown tol is | be |
1, *| | date of sirta-——_
2. WALTER H. MILNAR, date of birth 7/10/65
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3. Unidentified male, Cleveland, Ohio
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on the Northwest Airlines Flight 265, which was hijacked bic

netween feattie and Fortland on November 24, 1971, was
Ssnown photographs and Zaciniles of Ié different males,
both side and front views.

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Portland, Oreyon, an@ Seattle, vachington, on Uoevembor 24,
1972. She hndl sreviously related to Special Agents of the
PRL at Seattic all detalic that che coulé recall concerning
the hijacker, and understood that the purpose of this inter-—
vicu waco to assist im the preparaticn of an artist's concope
tioa of tho hijcckoy, by ancivering certain cuections regarding -
the best recollection she has ac of this time of the hijacker.

Ceseribed the hijacker generally as a white
male, age 30-45, olive ccnplomion, heicht 73 inchos, weight b7C
165176 rounds, slin build, and heir dark brova or black.

Cac was wisble te decerike his cyes as he wore hore-rinmc

faxk glasses ok all times che ebseryed him while abcard the
flight, and she further pointed out that| b6
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Vhen cuestioned further to further define yarious
characteristics of the hijacker, she dcseribed his head as
oval, eyes uiinom, oycbrows averages, nose cmakl, U0vuth small, ,
thick Lever lip, thin upper lip, chin pointed, ears average, é
cueeh and cheekbone average, hair straight. and slightly
baiding, Cha could not make any comment conrerning focdal '
lines, Bnd said he did not have a msustacie, heard or pockmarhks
and sitin irrequiaritics.

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Becerber 2, 1971

Dafe.

| | stewardess, Northvest Orient
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iinmnesota, tclerhone | ) then at Uorthwest's Qzeratioana,
informed? as follows:

Gn viewing a facsimile cosy of ak artist's con-
contieon of the hijacker on Uorthwest Phighk 305, on November
2%, 1971, she ctated that. the conception was not, in hor
opinion, a gasd Rikeness of the hijacker. fhe requestca
permission to examine the Pacial Identification Catalog,
and immediately picked out phote mumber NtS-1, in the Facial
Lines Section, stating, "that ic him, exeepst for tho ears
and hair." She explained that the person depicted in that
particular number pasto closely resenbied the tan; hoveyor,
the ears af the hijacker did not proteude os far from the
head, and che felt that the hair line should be some Lower
than that on the man depicted in photo number Kk5-1. She
was very adamant in hex insistence that the artist's con-
geption showa to her wag nok a good likeness of the hijacker.

On___11/25/7) 0! _liinnearolis, Hinnesota__Filer._ID.164—73

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FD-302 {REV. 3-17-69} g a

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

December 2, 1971

Date.

| stewardess, Morthvest Orient Air
Lines, hone oddregs | | [linnesote,
on her return to Horthwest's Plight Operations, advised ac
folicwss

Gn viewing a facoinile copy of the artist's ccn= 2°

ception of tho hijacker, based on information furnished by
her earlier that date to Special Agents o£ the PBI, advised
that tha drawing is a good Likeness of the hijacker; howovor,
she would make the glasses wider on the head, and the face
should be a little longer. 'This was the only correction she
coukd suggest at thic timc.

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by SA POS swkip Date dictated L1/. 28/ 71
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TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM: SAC, PORTLAND (164-41) (P)

SUBJECT: NORJAK

Enclosed herewith for Seattle are two copies

each of an FD-302 containing results of interview with .

Witness | i and an insert reflecting b6
a summary of negative investigation conducted in this b7¢c
matter by Portland.

Investigation continuing.

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FD-402 (REV, 3-17-69)

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Deceuber &, 1971

Date.

1
Yorthvest Orient —
Airlines, was intervieved by SA __ and '
SA ang furnished the following information,
At approximately 2:00 p.m., November 24,
is71, & white male cane up to him in regular rotation |
in 2 Long Line of customers and said something to the effect,
"Can I get on your flight to Seattle?" noticed b6
no nervousness or fidgeting. | lacked if he wanted b7C
one Way coach and he said "Yes,"" The white male paid
with a $20 bill, probably using his right hand in paying
for the fare, The source of money from his pockets
- was not noted, When asked his name the white male '
said "COOPER, DAN COOPER", When asked if he had baggage,
he said "No," It was not noticed whether or not he was carrying
anything, After receiving instructions to flight aren,
the white male departed from the ticket 'counter srea,
his direction was unnoticed. [__ |sajd he has never seen
the male since.
The white male vas described as follows:
Race White
Sex et Hale ta
Nationality American
Age Mid 30's, possibly older
Height , 5°10" or St1i"
* Weight ' eo 180 pounds
Buitd ' Medium :
Characteristics Soefe voice, Not noted wearing glasses
Complexion . Slightldarker,possibly Olive
Hair : Dark, no gray noted :
Clothing Dark clothing, but only recalled
. what he believed to be a casual
jacket, headwear was unnoticed
Overall impression Laboring type man as opposed to
office worker,
[_]was unsure if he would recognize the man again BS
ag this man ws one of many he handied that day, BIC
Tho $20 bill was co-minglod and unavailable,
On 11/24/71, ° Portland, Oregon Files PD 164-41
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The following is a summary of investigation conducted
by Portland Division in this matter: ;

AT PORTLAND INTERNATIONAL ALRPORT (PIA):

On the evening of November 24, 1971, beginning while
the hijacking was in progress, Portland Agents interviewed
airport, airlines and security personnel, taxicab and bus
drivers, gift shop, insurance stands, car storage lot, car -
rental agency, coffee shop, cocktail lounge and dining room
personnel in an effort to identify the unknown subject or
develop background information, Ail interviews were negative .
except those with the Northwest Airlines ticket agent who sold _
unknown subject the ticket and the Boarding Gate Clerk, *
interviews of whom are reported separately,

SEARCH OF ROUTE FLOWN BY FLIGHT 305

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searcn covered an area of Clark County, Washington, Lrom airway. . &
Victor 23 on the west to approximately eight miles east of 5
Victor 23, and from Lake Merwin on the north to the city of ; a
Vancouver on the south, Nothing pertinent to this investigation a4
was observed, - .
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SUBJECT: WORJACK

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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum
TO ? SAC, SBATTLE (164-81) pate: 12/22/71
FROM : SA|
SUBJECT: NORJACK

On 12/22/71 SA lexhibited photographs of the

following persons, with throw downs, to| |
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SUBJECT: NORJAK

Re Seattle airtel to Minneapolis dated 12/10/71.
Enclosed herewith for Seattle are FD+302'

reflecting interviews with|

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Minneapolis, Minnesota.

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xeyiowing his notes and technical yecords concerning the

operation of Northwest Airlines Flight 305 on November 24,

2971, he hed drawn the following conclusions concerning the

possible vicinity where the hijacker bailed out —

exart and the possible area in which he Janded.
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Dote of transcription. L2/V/71

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On November 25, 1971, Special Agent sayL
Jhanded a brown manila envelope containing a film
canister to United Airlines Captain Loft
. Virginia, Captain | |
telephone number is| , Captain |
was the flight captain on United Airlines Flight which

departed from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport at 1:05
p.-m., Pacific Standard Time, and arrived at Friendship
Airport at ten minutes after 10:00 p.m., Eastern Standard
Time. oo.
CaptainL___]was advised of the writer's identity

and the general nature of the package which was handed to him.
He was also advised that there would be another special agent
of the Federal Bureau of Investigation on hand to meet his "
flight when it arrived at Friendship Airport and to relieve
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serial numbers of all the bills which were given to the —

hijacker of Northwest Airlines Flight #305, which was Tr
hijacked out of Seattle, Washington, on November 24, 1971...
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of that newspaper had opened an envelope on November

27, 1971, between 8:00 a.m. and 8:30 a.m. and had found

a note composed from words cut from a newspaper and pasted
to a plain white sheet of paper. The note said, "Attention!
Thanks for Hospitality was in a rut_D. B. Cooper, ",

The envelope in which the note was mailed was a white
envelope postmarked, "Oakdale, Ca., 95361, November 27,
1971, PM', It was addressed to "Reno Newspaper", "Reno,
Nevada." The address was printed in pencil.

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.. WILLIAM A. score, residence 262 Peninsula Road,
Minneapolis, Minnesota, telephone Liberty 5~-5524, was
interviewed at the Reno Airport, Reno, Nevada, on the late
evening of November 24, 1971, and early morning hours of
November 25, 1971. He advised that he was the captain
on Northwest Airlines Flight 305,

Captain SCOTT advised that he was present during
the interview of all of his crew members and that events,
as supplied by by them, were correct to the best of his to
recollection and he hsd no pertinent additional information
to provide at this time.- He added that he personally had
no direct contact or obsexvation of the hijacker and was,-
therefore, unable to provide a physical description,

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| | was interviewed:at the Reno
Airport, Rab, Nevada, on the late evening of November 24,

1971, and early morning hours of November 25, 1971. He
fon Northwest Airlines

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advised that according to some notes he
had made concerning the incident, it was at 2/759 Zulu time

or 3:59 p.sm. Pacific _Standard Time that he received an emergency
signal from hosteés | on the intercom with a

series of bells signaling that Chey had trouble on board.

They had a pre-arranged flight signad for such emergencies

and he made a notation in his book of the time of this
notification.

; Almost immediately thereafter, he received a note
from [ jJadvising she thought -they were being hijacked
and added she was not kidding. .

Subsequently, hostess | | brought

a note on what appeared to be a standard 6 x 9 tablet written
with a felt pen as well as an envelope that had notations also

containing the figure $200,000, two back parachutes, two
chest packs and under it a time of 5:00 p.m.

Hostess[___—id|s then went back to the compartment
and sat with the hijacker at which time he insisted that all-
of the above items Be physically present and waiting for
them at the Seattle Airport upon their arriva] ape prior
to their landing. ,

.. . Lr pam teceived the impression that the above
hijacking een carefully thought out in advance in that

the hijacker specified that the money was to be furnished
in a knapsack and even insisted that' a discarded match cover
be returned to him. He also insisted on the return of the

original note and the enyelope and oppeared especially careful
to see that nothing of his was icft

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viewed at the Reno Airport, Reno, Nevada, on the late
evening cf November 24,.1971 and early morning hours of

- November 25, 1971. He |
. on Northwest Airiimes Flight 20.

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= end concurred with the information as supplied
y chem.

He recaited that the hijacker had indicated the
bomb had an electrical fuse and instructed the hostess that
redio transmissions be limited ag mich as possible so that
they would nok set it off. , . .

He advised that the landing at Ssaattle was made
at 5:45 P.M., Pacific Standard Time, and that the hijacker
had indicated that once the money and parachutes were
beought on board and that re-fueling was simultancously

. taking place, the passengers would be permitted to depart.

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'* gid not arrive as ckiy as had been hoped for, the crew,
through hostess | raquested permission to land anyway
without them and the hijacker refused pexmission for same.
, At some point in negotiations with the hijacker, he indicated
. @ awaxeness that parachutes would be obtained from McChord
'Aix Force Base and indicated that it was only 20 miles away
£rom the Senttie Airport. . .

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- at which time he indicated that was unable to get the
stairs lovered in flight. 'They then slowed down the aireraft
air speed and subsequently observed the cockpit signal
Aight that the vear stairs were dowm. At that time the Captain
instructed the hijacker te sound the bell on the intercom
in tha event he wished to make any further contact with them, __

which he agreed oO do. Jb 4 ~ O/ -fOBY
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SAG HAROLD E. CAMPBELL, JR. and

; DEC 31974
_ FBI —- Stn ile

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Reno Airport, Reno, Nevada, on the late evening of November 24,

-1971, and early moraing hours ci November 25, 1971. She

identivied herselz as a hostess on Northwest Airlines Plight
305, ,

Shortly after takeoff from Portland, Oregon, en route
to Seattle, Washington, in the afternoon hours of November 24,
1971, @ male passenger on the flight, who was seated[(__ J
gave a note to Hostess/ _|shoved
the note to Hostess | | Who wag also in the rear passenger
compartment. The note indicated that the male individual was
hijacking the plane and wanted the hostess to sit beside hin.
the note further indicated that he had a bomb and wanted
$200,060.00. | | stated she went back to the male
passenger seated | with the note, at which time he.
indicated that he was hijacking the plane and was net -
kidding. He added that he wanted "no funny stuff". He had
a black attache~type case in his lap, Which case was_partially

'a and he had his hand inside same. At this time

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sat down alongside the individual in seat and
after lighting a cigarette for the passenger, she taid him:
that they would cooperate. Her best recollection is that.
it was while he told her he wanted no kidding and no funny
Stuff that he first partially opened the attache case and.
permitted her to see the contents. She recalis the contents
as approximately eight cylindrical objects about six to eight
inches Long with four of the items being placed on top of the
others and banded together with some. kind of tape. She also
recalled some covered and uncovered wiring running from the
cylindrical objects to a-dry cell type battery which had:
terminals, on one end, he could not recall whether the wires
were connected to the terminals. The battery was described
a8 approximately eight inches long-and about two and one-ha
inches in diameter. She stuted that she had the nie Sasa lu, A
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Date dictated

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secure the money in this rather than in the white bank-type
bag Which he had been furnished. Her recollection was that
she did not see him tampering with the two large parachute
containers other than to cursorily inspect them when she had
brought them aboard.

After the plane was airborne, there was conversation
oo, * between | and the hijacker regarding her opening the | bé
we year door and extending the stairway. She told him that she b7C
was fearful of being sucked out of the airplane and, accordingly
wanted to tie an emergency safety rope around her waist and
attach it to a seat in order to prevent being sucked out of
the door when she opened it. He told her at that time it
would not be necessary for her to use the emergency safety
rope inasmuch as he would cut one of tha parachute shroud
lines for her to insure her safety when she opened the door.
It was at this time that he was still working with the para-~
chute to in some way secure the money to his body. . Shortly
thereafter he asked her to demonstrate to him the procedure
for opening the rear door.and extending the stairway. She

did this and was under the impression that he understood

how to do it. She commented that it occurred to her at this
time that this was the only function of the aircraft which she
had discussed with the hijacker during the time she had been
With him which he did not seem to be fully aware of. She stated
that as a matter of fact, he had even shown a knowledge of where
the oxygen bottles were Located at an earlier time, which
information she felt is normally known only to air crew personnel,
o While she could not recall specifically, she,stated there were
ro several cther comments he made which"indicated to her that he
had an extensive technical knowledge of this particular type
of aircraft and perhaps aircraft and flying in general. She
also commented that he appeared to be completely familiar with
the parachutes which had been furnished to him.

. It was estimated by | |} that in less than b6
five minutes after takeoff, the hijacker suddenly told her to bIC
go forward of the aft compartment, to close the curtain behind

her and not to return to the rear compartment again. She

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11/26/71
Date.
. _ | Stewardess, indicated to Special "bb
Agents JOHN TF. RICKS and ALF T. STOUSLAND the two seats which bic

she had observed. to! be occupied by the unknown subject.
Thereafter, those areas were processed for fingerprints.

Ii addition the telephone, the area around the rear door, the
rear door and four plastic drinking glasses found in the trash
receptacle by the back door were also processed for fingerprints.
- Fingerprint impressions obtained were all initialed by SA
STOUSLAND. In addition, a cloth towel affixed to the rear of
one of the seats reportedly occupied by the unknown subject

was removed and initialed by SA STOUSLAND, On that towel was
noted what appeared to be a short human hair.

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Aviation Administration, Reno, Nevada, 1900 National b7C Per FAR

Guard Way, Reno, Nevada 89502, made available a
transcript of the taped radio conversations between
Reno Tower and Northwest Airlines, flight 305, which
had been hijacked while enroute from Portland, Oregon
and Seattle, Washington,

| lstated that all times appearing on © per FAA
the transcript are Greenwich Mean Time and. that this can °7° per FAA
be converted to Pacific Standard Time by subtracting
eight hours, He also stated that the "31" referred to
in the conversation is the transponder code "3100"
indicating that the aircraft has been hijacked. The
Code 11 is a standard transponder code for an aircraft
on instruments, The C 130 referred to is an Air Rescue
aircraft in the vicinity of the Northwest Airlines

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Division of Driver's License, Department of Motor Vehicles, . _ wb7C
Nevada, furnished the attached copies of , 7
application for driver's license, road test score, record a
of examination, inquixy regarding renewal of driver's be
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under file number| Lhas yecords reflecting that
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with a notation to the effect there was no criminal + :
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FD-302 (Rev, 4-15-64}

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' 30, 1971, observation of L_] sy bE6
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Pas or ked Sedan, color brown, Nevada license

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———" FROM; SAC, PHILADELPHIA (164-133) (P) ~ '
SUBJECT: UNSUB; aka Dan Cooper a CG. bé6
Northwest Airlines, Flight 305, fet b7C
Portland to Seattle, 11/24/71
CAA ~ HIJACKING; EXTORTION
(00: SEATTLE) Q
Enclosed for Seattle are seven copies of an FD 302
_ _.._ ji reflecting interview of stewardess | } Enclosed b6
for Minneapolis are two copies of same FD 302. b7C
| "| advised on 12/2/71 that she would be b6

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2 - Minneapolis (164-73) (Ene. 2) BEC OT) 7
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/ Dore December $3, 1972
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| | residing at the home of| b6
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anrormation:

On November 24, 1971, while employed as a stewardess
for Northwest Airlines, she flew on Plight 305 which originated
in Washington, D. C., arrived at Minnéapolis, Minn., about
£0 a.m., and she boarded shortly thereafter. She said the crew
for her flight were ILLIAM SCOTT, | b6
, Senior Stewardess b7C
7 B Stewardess| b and C Stewardess

| jadvised that her flight departed Minnea~ bé6
polis, Minn., at 10:35 Central Standard Time, with a light load, »7¢
less than half, and flew to Great Falls, Hontana, then to
Missoula, Montana, then to Spokane, Washington, and' Portland,
Oregon. She said that the aircraft departed Portland, Oregon
at 2:53 Pacific Time, and arrived two hours and fifty-three
minutes later at Seattle which is normally a 36 minute flight.

Just before the] | gave the word for b6

take off from Portland, | | tock a beverage form to b7C
the aft jump seat. There was a man in seat 18 E, middle right
aft passenger_seat, and as she, faced the barrier strip,
she observed [ __] dropping a note, stand up, and unfasten

jer strip and sit down next to the man in seat 16 E.

appeared emotional in that she was trying to speak to
her, was moving her lips, but other then Sete other words
came out.

[~~ ]picked up the note lying at her feet and read it 6
which, to the best of her recollection, is as follows: b7C

"Mies, I am hijacking this plane. I have a bomb.
Sit next to me."

The aircraft lifted off the runway' at 2:58 ana] b6
used the interphone to advise the pilot the ship was being bIC
12/1-2/71 Philadeiphia 164-133 v6
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SA JOS - EY
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This document containg nolther recommendatlons noe berelustons of the Fal. It le the property of theSE An Iz loaned p ogancy!
It ond i1a contente oto not to be distributed oursido your agency. SER] Fittp,&
DEC f 41971
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MAY 122 EOITION .

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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Memorandum
12/9/7%
TO :SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) DATE: (9/7
FROM : SA | ; bé6é
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SUBJECT: UNSUB; NORTHWEST AIRLINES
FLIGHT 305, 11/24/71
CAA~HIJACKING; EXTORTION
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SA| |] exhibited tol ja group of photographs, b6
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in the instant matter e

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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10
MAY 1682 EDITION
GSA PeMR (4) CFR) 101+

UNITED STATES GO@ ment

Memorandum
TO : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) DATE: 42/9/71
FROM : SA| b6
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supyect: NORJAK- Sub, J~ Serial 617
On 12/9/71 witnes (——— ua that based on the bé
8 year old_photo displayed_to_t | Cd he' could not b7C
eliminate Jas a possible suspect. He said he did not

feel there_was much similarity but would hesitate to

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On 12/9/71 witness | Za advised that based on ee:
the three photographs shown Ti of the suspecy he b7c
could not positively eliminate as a suspect if the ;

_ possibility the skyjacker wore a hair piece is considered,
He said that he could not positively identify the photo. ;
. of L__ jas the skyjacker, but felt there was similarity. +

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Date: December 7, 1971

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{Priority}

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$AC, Seattle SuB —

Frém: Director, FBI

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NORJAK

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Enclosed are the films forwarded the Bureau in
connection with captioned matter. Seattle should insure these ~
films are protected as evidence. If it is necessary to
return any of this material to the source, insure that they
are appropriately advised of the evidentiary nature of this
material and take appropriate precautions to insure its return
if needed. Consider contact with the U. S. Attorney's Office ot
prior to returning the films for his guidance. | p /)

In accordance with Section 66, Volume III, Manual
of Instructions dealing with photographing ransom or loot,
immediately submit a letter' suitable for dissemination to
U.S. Séeret Service Headquarters in Washington, D. C.

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SUBJECT: UNSUB; NORTHWEST AIRLINES ,
FLIGHT 305, 11/24/71
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UNSUB, aka

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HIJACKING NORTHWEST FLIGHT +305 "
11/24/71

CAA = HIJACKING; EXTORTION

00: Seattle

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Enclosed, herewith, for Seattle are two Ni
copies each of FD-302s and inserts of all investigation
conducted to date by the Las Vegas Division, copies
of which have not previously been forwarded to Seattle:
INTERVIEW OF CREW: .
11/24/71 SA H.£. HINDERLITER, JR.
SAC HAROLD E. CAMPBELL, JR.
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FD-302 (REV. 1)-27-70} . @ ia
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

| 1
Date of transcription 12/7/ 71
|, a stewardess aboard b6
Northwest Airlines Flight #305, provided the following bic
| information:
| On November 24, 1971, | stated that the
| individual who hijacked Northwest Airiines Flight #305, a

| Boeing 727, initially boarded the aircraft in Portland,
Oregon, and at the time he boarded the aircraft he was
carrying a briefcase which measured about 12 inches by 18
inches and was dark brown or hkek in color. She stated

that the hijacker handed another stewardess on board the
flight by the name of | a ransom note demanding b6
$200,000 in cash. | Jbelieves that the note was b7C

| handed to| jvery shortly after takeoff from Portland.
She advised that the hijacker's demands were communicated
to the Captain of the aircraft via_the aireraft's intercom
system by another stewardess name

| |}stated that the note which the hijacker b6
handed to] stated that the hijacker had a bomb in the b7C
briefease that he was carrying and that he wanted $200,000
and absolutely no trickery or he would_explode the bomb that
he had in his briefease. In addition,| | advised
that the hijacker requested four parachutes these
demands were stated, the stewardess named went to
the cockpit of the aireraft to advise the captain of the
situation and remained in the cockpit until just before
landing in Seattle. Meanwhile the hijacker remained in his
seat and had another stewardess by the name of
next to hin.

stated that the hijacker wanted the b6
stewardess named| to go to get off the plane in Seattle b7C
and to get the money that he demanded and then after she got
the money, she was to go off the aircraft again to get the
four parachutes that he demanded. In addition to the para-
chutes and the money the hijacker also requested four crew
meals. | Jadvised that[_—Jnad told her that the
hijacker wanted to go to Mexico and was very concerned
throughout the flight about sky marshals being on board the

Interviewed on___tL/ 24/71 ot Seattle, Washington File #__SE_ 164-81 878

by SA bir : Bale dictated 12 /1/71 Pee

This document contains nellher recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. Wi is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your ogency;
Hi and Its contents ora not fo be disiributed outside your agency.

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
2
1Y¥6/71
Date af tranzcelption
|, Washington, b6
provided the following information: "T
[advised that on the evening of 11/24/71 b6
at approximately 8:00 PM he noticed the sound of a low b7C

fiying jet near his house. This plane was flying from north

to south an unusually low. po advised he could see the lights
of the plane and they appeared to be going on and off at a slow
rate. These lights did not appear to be blinking normally

but at unusually long intervals.

[id stated that at the time he saw this plane b6
the wind was blowing and there was rain. b7C

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Washington ,,,4 SE 164-81 ~2O7,

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11/26/71 b6
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by SA /rse Date dictated 12/1/71

4 This document contains netther eacommendations nor conclusions of the FBI, {1 Is Ihe properly of the FSt and fs foaned to your agency;

it ond Its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.
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: . 2 Dale of transcription 12/6/71
: b6
! [, Washington, provided the following information: |
| advised that in the evening of November 24, —
1971, somewhere between the hour. of 8:00 PM and 9:00 PM both 1
: he and his wife heard a low flying jet plane go over his
| house. This plane was_flying from north to south and created
pF. .,* enough noise to shake[ house. advised
that both he and his wife walked » however,
_ they could not see the plane as it was raining and the sky was
: covered with clouds.
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Interviewed on at as ngton File # E93 b7C
SA | Vrse 12/1/71
by Dale dictated
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it ond is conlents are noi to be disicibuted oulside your agency.

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advised that on 11/24/71, at approximately
8:30 PM he heard a low flying jet plane traveling over his house.
He stated he wouldrot have noticed this plane, however, it must
have been flying extremely low because of the noise it made.
This plane we flying directly over his house and in a direction
north to south.

[sdJstated that the weather at this time was
extremely bad ascthere was a heavy overcast and it wasraining.

interviewed on___1.1 28/7) o_| | Washington rite#_SE 164-81 "B97 ve
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by__SA | Se. Dote dictoted 32/1/71
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SAC, SEATTLE DATE:

SA| |

UNKNOWN SUBJECT;
NORTHWEST AIRLINES
FLIGHT #305,
PORTLAXD TO SHATILE,
. 41/24/71
CAA ~ HIJACKING; EXTORTION
00: SEATTLE
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11/24/71

CAA = HIJACKING; EXTORTION

00: SEATTLE
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Memorandum
TO > SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) DATE: 12/6/72
FROM : SA | | be

b7C ;

SUBJECT: UNSUB 3S NORTHWEST AIRLINES

FLIGHT 305, 11/24/71

CAA-HIJACKING; EXTORTION . ;

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! , telephone : [ B7C
telephone | |e

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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO :SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)

DATE: 49/6/71

FROM : SA | b6
b7C
SUBJECT: UNSUB ¢ NORTHWEST ATRLINES
FLIGHT 305, 11/24/71
CAA-HIJACKING; EXTORTION
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Memorandum

TO : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) DATE: 42/6/71
FROM > SA| | : bé
b7C
SUBJECT: UNSUB$ NORTHWEST AIRLINES
FLIGHT 305, 11/24/71
CAA"HIJACKING; EXTORTION |
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GSA FPMR (6) CFR) 10t-11.6

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Memorandum
TO > SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) DATE, 12/6/74
FROM : SA| | b6
b7C
SUBJECT: UNSUB $ NORTHWEST AIRLINES
FLIGHT 305, 11/24/71
CAA"HIJACKING; EXTORTION
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FROM : SA| b6
b7C
SUBJECT: UNSUB ¢ NORTHWEST AIRLINES
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FROM : SA| | . b6
. b7C
SUBJECT: UNSUB 3 NORTHWEST AIRLINES
FLIGHT 305, 11/24/71
CAA-HIJACKING; EXTORTION
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MAY 1062 EDITION
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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

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DATES 49/6/74.

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SUBJECT: UNSUBs NORTHWEST AIRLINES
FLIGHT 305, 11/24/71
CAA-HIJACIING; EXTORTION
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FROM : SA | b6
b7C
SUBJECT: UNSUBs NORTHWEST ATRLINGS
FLIGHT 305, 11/24/71
CAA@-HIJACKING; EXTORTION
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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

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TO: SAC, SEATTLE .(164-81) (P) DATE: infolr,
FROM : SAI b6
b7C
SUBJECT: UNKNOWN SUBJECT;
NORTHWEST AIRLINES ; —
FLIGHT #305,
PORTLAND TO SEATILE, -
. 11/24/71
CAA ~ HIJACKING; EXTORTION
00: SEATTLE
BUfile 164-2111
On lal | | b6
| | was shown b7c
a_aroun of nhofographs which contained a photo of ",,
ladvised +
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recollection of the hijacker in this case,
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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 16 eo" . T
MAY 1962 EDITION . . «

GSA FPMR (41 CFR) (00-18.6

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO: «Sac, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) pare: 12\o(7
FROM :;: SA b6
° bI7C
SUBJECT: UXKNOVN SUBJECT;
NORTHWEST AIRLINES
FLIGHT #305,
PORTLAND TO SEATILE, .
11/24/71
CAA =- HIJACKING; EXTORTION
00: SEATTLE
BUfile 164-2111
On splalai | b6
p Was snown ~ b7C
a group of photographs which contained a photo of ~,.,
advised -
That this individual is not identical wit is
recollection of the hijacker in this case.
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. OPTIONAL FORM HO. 10 @
i MAY $082 EDITION ¢
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| GSA FeMn (45 CFR} y01093.8

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum - Chaar

To SAC, SEATTLE .(164-81) (P) DATE: valeohr
b7C
SUBJECT: UNKNOWN SUBJECT; bé
NORTHHEST AIRLINES . b7C
FLIGHT #305, ese"
PORTLAND TO SEATTLE, .
_ 13/24/71 -
CAA ~ HIJACKING; EXTORTION °
00: SEATTLE .
BUfile 164-2111 . .
On mila | 7 b6
| was shown | b7C
aurnin of nhotooranks which contained a photo of "ay,
Jadvised -
that this anpividua 4 is not 'identical with his
recoliection' of the hijacker in this case.
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GSA Fema (it Cer} 101-114

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

SAC, SEATTLE (164~81)

SA

UXKNOKN SUBJECT;
NORTHWEST AIRLINES
FLIGHT #305,
PORTLAND T0 SEATTLE,
11/24/71

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(P) pare: aloft

CAA = HIJACKING; EXTORTION

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BUfile 164-2111

On tallas

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SAC, SEATTLE (164~31) 12/3/71

sal | b6
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UNSUB, aka Dan Cooper;
NORTHWEST AIRLINES FLIGHT 7305,
PORTLAND TO SEATTLE,

11/24/71

CAA ~ HIJACKING; EXTORTION

O00: SE

%: ROBERT HAWMHOND KEBLY;

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On 12/1/71, a group of photos were exhibited to
at his place of employment. Included b6
inthe group of photos were photos of the above three b7C
individuals, Concerning the photos,L___] stated that
the hijacker was not as good looking as KBELY. He stated
that| |} is not the hijacker, and concerning

he stated that if the individual were 10 years
older, there would be a resemblance between | |
and the hijacker.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 Pal ©
MAY 1982 EDITION «

CSA FPMR (41 CFR) 1O1-11.6

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO : Sac, SKATTLE (164-81) (P) pare: 12{3|7)

FROM : sa | bé
b7C

SUBJECT: UNKNOUN SUBJECT:
NORTHWEST AIRLINES
FLIGHT #305, '
PORTLAND TO SEATILE, .
11/24/71
CAA - HIJACKING; EXTORTION
00: SEATTLE
BUfile 164-2111

On ral \5 | | | b6
| , Was shown b7C

ich contained a photo of *,,
| advised -
That this inaividual is not identical with his
recollection of the hijacker in this case.

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wis PETA ee yeaa ee ne at

NROSI . MP PLAIN

-1225A NITEL 12-5-71 AGL
TO -DIRECTOR, FBI

LITILE ROCK °
SEATTLE 164-81
FROM MINNEAPOLIS 16473

s

"DNSUB , "AKA PAN COOPER $

"2 8"

'p CeCe LI THEST eS -,

1 .

NORTHWEST AIRLINES FLIGHT THREE ZERO

FIVE, PORTLAND TO SEATTLE, NOVEMBER TWENTY FOUR y SEVENTYONE.

CAA-HIJACKING 3 EXTORTION.
- ONE ONE ONE.

CO:

SEATTLE BUFILE ONE. SIX FOUR ~ TWO

RE SEATTLE TEL TO MINNEAPOLIS TWELVE. THREE LAST AND

CLEVELAND TEL TO BUREAU TWELVE THREE LAST.

FOR INFO LITTLE ROCK,
AS POSSIBLE SUSPECT.

RETELS SET FORT

BUREAU HAS REQUESTED THAT PHOTOS OF | .

BE DISPLAYED TO WITNESSES BEFORE OTHER INVESTIGATION.

INVESTIGATION MINNEAPOLIS REFLECTS STEWARDESSES

| JNOT AVAILABLE TWELVE FOUR LAST. a

[~~ Junasce to rpewtiry (1 _]aS SUBJECT. ATTEMPTS WILL BE

ad

MADE TO EXHIBIT PHOTOS To[ _—'|TODAY.

LITTLE ROCK WILL CONTACT

PHONE |

END |
DCAseeeeKBI SE CLR

AND DISPLAY FACSIMILE PHOTOS WHICHFOLLOW.

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4:22PM NITEL 12/5/71 EdP i oe mo,
"10+ 'DIRECTOR, FBI. ; | Ce. WIT NER
SEATILE (164-81) [o=

MINNEAPOLIS (164-73)

FROM: LITTLE ROCK (164-22)

UNSUB$ AKA DAN COOPER; NORTHVEST AIRLINES FLIGHT THREE ZERO FIVE,

' \ -
'PORTLAND TO SEATTLE, NOVEMBER TWENTYFOUR, SEVENTYONE, —CAA~ HIJACKING §. .
EXTORTION. 00: SEATTLE. BUFILE ONE SIX FOUR~TWO OWE ONE ONE.

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RE MINNEAPOLIS TEL THIS DATE RE SUSPEgEL L oe Be
oe NORTHWEST AIRLINES. -STEWARDESS |_ ORARILY
RESIDING [ l. UNTIL

TUESDAY NEXT, ADVISED THIS DATE THAT PHOTOS [not ipent with:
HI JACKER. , |
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FBI SEATTILE
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MAY 1142 EDITION saa
GSA Femn (41 CFA) 101-11.6

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

a «
OPTIONAL FORM NO, 19 @ . @

Memorandum
TO =: gac, SEATTLE (164-81) DAS 12/3/71
FROM ' SA| | . b6

Su i b7C

SUBJECT: YNKNOWN SUBJECT;

NORTHWEST AIRLINES
FLIGHT #305,
PORTLAND TO SEATTLE,

- 22/24/71
CAA - HIJACKING; EXTORTION 96
00: SEATTLE poe" bIC
BUFILE 164-2111 {

RE: SUSPECTS

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Witness | was shown picture b6
of the above noted suspects. could not positively bmCc
identify any of the photographs as that of the hijacker. He
said that all of the people shown in the photographs could be
eliminated in his opinion with the exception of| |
He said that[____] resembled the hijacker in
photosg numbered 5 and 6. He said that in photo #5
"is sitting in a manner much like the way the hijacker was sitting
on the plane. He said that although there is a good
resemblence in the photograph he could not positively
identify[_____—ijas the hijacker unless he say him in person.

'etme,

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10
SAAY 1962 LOITION

GsA FeMR (40 CPR) 101011.6

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

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DATE: rafifs I

TO SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
FROM b6
° SA b7C
suBjEcT: UXKNOWN SUBJECT; b6
NORTIVUST ATRLINES b7C
FLIGHT #305, mameenemenmeneeens
PORTLAND TO SEATTLE, :
_ 13/24/71
CAA - HIJACKING; EXTORTION 7
00: SEATTLE
BUfile '164-2111
On t2hilat bé
[| was shown | b7C
avgroup of photographs which contained a photo of ~,
| 7. | Jadvised
that this individual isaAiot identical with his
recollection of th jacker in this case.
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® e

SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) 12/1/71
ASAC PAUL R. BIBLER

UNSUB;
NORTHWEST AIRLINES FLIGHT #305,
PORTLAND TO SEATTLE,

11/24/71

CAA —- HIJACKING; EXTORTION

00: SE

sa | |callea@ from Philadelphia today. b6
He is the one doing the interviews with| } So BIC

far, all the pictures shown to her, including|L _ |, have
been non~idents. They are sending us a teletype but _he wanted
us to know that and he also wanted us to know that J|wants
to be thoroughly re-interviewed since she feels she can now
recall things which she did not furnish previously. They are
going to do this in the morning.

He said that she told him that the subject told her
he wanted to take off with the ladder down, the gear down
and "we'll be flying with 15 degrees." She said the pilot
told her to tell him that they could not take off with the
ladder down and he muttered, "Yes you can, but that's alright,
we can lower it later."

told us he thought this was significant b6
since this wontd indicate the sub'ject knew a lot about b7C
airplanes, perhaps that he might have worked on the 727

at one time. He also thought it was significant that "we'll

be flying with 15 degrees" since this_is pilot talk, meaning

15 degrees of flaps. I asked him if mentioned whether

or not the subject gave instructions as to the course to fly.

He said that the subject did not, that he did not give

any headings, he did not outline any course, but simply said

to take him to Mexico.

They will be reinterviewing her tomorrow and
furnish a teletype.

PRB:klb ul # YE

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"UNSUB, NORTAVEST AIRLINES FLIGHT THREE ZERO FIVE, © NOVEMBER |
_ BRENTYFODR SEVENTYONE, CAA ~ HIJACKING; EXTORTION, OO; SEATTLE

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- TO DIRECTOR (164-2111)
_ FROM: PORTLAND (164-41)

13/30/72 7
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~ ARTIST'S SKETCH WITHOUT GLASSES AND STATES EYES ARE OKAY! =~

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AS PORTLAND UNDERSTANDS BUREAU INTENDS TO PREPARE
REVISED SKETCH OF UNSUB BEFORE THAT TIME,

Ce PM *
- OREGON, VIEWED COMPOSITE "BS
|, NORTHVEST AIRLINES HAS DAY OFF )
COPY MAILED FOR

UACB NO FURTHER ATTEMPTS WILL BE MADE TO LOCATE

SEARCHED... INDEXED,
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DEC > 1071

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TO DIRECTOR (164-2111). 7 Fo re
MINNEAPOLIS (164-73) ] |

|. Vibes ..
SEATTLE (164-81) A ,

FROM PHILADELPHIA (164-133) : Se

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UNSUB$ NORTHWEST AIRLINES, FLIGHT THREE ZERO FIVE, NOVEMBER TWENTY"
FOUR LAST, CAA = HIGACKINGs O02 SEATTLE" - mo a

RE Pi TEL CALL TO SEATTLE DEC. Two LAST, AND SEATTLE, TELETYPE, ar
TO PH DATED DEC. ONE LAST. : ars

ON DEC. TWO LAST, [_ | STEWARDESS, NORTHWEST HH 88

: e eae : iain Vf | she! pre
AIRLINES, RESIDING | | p Ue yo

| | PROVIDED THE FOLLOWING INFOs oe

' & ' 4

WHEN SHE DEPARTED PLANE IN SEATTLE TO PICK uP TWO HUNDRED
THOUSA NB DOLLARS 5 HIJACKER INDICATED HE WAS GOING TO USE THE
LAVATORY AND STARTED TOWARD THE AFT LAVATORYM WHEN SHE RETURNED |'

ere

TO THE PLANE WITH THE MONEY, HE WAS IN HIS SEAT. SHE DOES NOT 2 EL,

RECALL HIJACKER CHANGING CLOTHES OR HAVING ANY OTHER cLoTHEs IN deeb. be
f-: ""

HIS POSESSION AND TO THE BEST OF HER KNOWLEDGE, HE WAS ccna
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. THE' ATTACHE CASE WHEY HE was MOVING TOWARDS THE AFT LAVATORY

"H8 WAS CARRYING THE CASE ON ITS SIDE IN HIS LEFT HAND WITH HIS

RIGHT HAND IN THE CASE. ' oe oo a ,

| [-_Josseaven AT OnE: TIME. OR ANOTHER A GREEN 'SHOPPING : oo Pe
TYPE BAG ON TOP OF ATTACHE' CASE, SIZE OF BAG APPROXIMATELY THAT 5

_ OF A DRESS SHIRT SIZE BAG FROM A CLOTHING STORE, HIGACKER WORE |

: "SONLACE TYPE SHOES OF ANKLE LENGTH, THE HISACKER DID NOT BRING |
FOOD ONTO THE PLANE OR EAT ANY FooD EXCEPT FOR HAVING A-DRENK OF
LIQUOR» |
~ "PRIOR TO° "TAKE OFF FROM SEATILE AIRPORT» RIJACKER GAVE

*. FOLLOWING. INSTRUCTIONS TO PILoTs . , a
OME ARE GOING TO MEXTCO ClTY. FLAPS DOWN, YOU CAN TRIM Ten. _
10 FIFTEEN, YOu CAN STOP ANYWHERE IN MEXICO TO REFUEL, BUT NOWHERE :

au) THE UNITED STATES, AFT DOOR'TO BE OPEN, STAIRS DOWN, CABIN

LIGHTS our, EVERYONE TO BE FORWARD oF, FIRST CLASS CURTATN, AND.
ALTITUDE UNDER TEN THOUSAND FEET." THERE WAS NO MENTION 'BY
HIGACKER OF A HEADING OR AIR SPEED FOR FLIGHT. CO

CT ADVISED IT WAS HER RECOLLECTION. THAT HIJACKER ENETEALLY be
* yawteD HER 10 LOWER THE REAR STAIRS OR 'LADDER AND LATER CHANGED
"END PAGE Two

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Hts MIND AFTER AIRCRAFT TOOK OF FM SHE was IN THE COCKPIT 1 WETHEN oe .
FIVE MENUTES: AFTER TAKE OFF AND RECALLS TEN MINUTES AFTER. . - ee
BEING IN 'COCKPIT. THAT ONE OF THE COCKPIT CREW RECEIVED AW INTERPHONE |
CALL FROM HIJACKER 'ADVISING HE COULD HOT LOVER 'THE LADDER SO THE oO
PILOT LEVELED THE AIRCRAFT OFF AND REDUCED SPEED. SHE RECALLS |
SEEING THE RED LIGHT GO ON THE SECOND OFFICER'S PANEL INDICATING . Leet
THE REAR' LADDER HAD DROPPED AND WITHIN FIVE MINUTES OF TRE FIRST eee
CALL A SECOND CALL WAS RECEIVED BY ONE OF THE OFFICERS FROM = | an a
- HESACKER WHICH WAS THE LAST COMMUNICATION WITH THE HIJACKER. . Pay
_ oN DECENBER 'Two Last, TAVESTIGATION AT PHILADELPHIA * WreRMATIOM es

"

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AL: AIRPORT 'REVEALED THAT 'THERE IS AN ACCESS PANEL IN THe REAR LADDER«:

| WELL Ow EXTHER SIDE OF THE WELL ENABLING MECHANICS TO REACH | res
"BRUIPMENT BETWEEN WELL AND OUTER FUSELAGE OF THE SHIP IN THE TAILS oe oy
"THIS PANEL CAN BE OPENED FROM INSIDE THE, WELL. AND THE 0. re 34
FUSELAGE WITHOUT TOOLS. FACING THE REAR OF THE ATRORAET. I, Is * eRe
- wTED THAT THE AREA BEHIND THE PANEL ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE WELL - oe oe
CONTAINS SUFFICIENT ROOM FOR TWO OR THREE MEW TO BE INSIDE, THE ae os

END PAGE THREE Co _ :

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-5:51 PM NITEL 12/2/71 CMH ; .
TO DIRECTOR 164-2111 + St
"SEATTLE 164-8! , . Suey
.° PORTLAND. 164-41 ae
"LITTLE ROCK " y,
PHILADELPHIA | <—s eee
FROM MINNEAPOLIS 164-73 Rea ogges
USSU 5 NORTHWEST AIRLINES FLIGHT THREE 'ZERO FIVE, | NOVEMBER
TENTYFOUR LAST, CAA DASH HIJACKING , (00: "SEATTLE
's RE SEATTLE TELETYPE DECEMBER ONE LAST, MINNEAPOLIS
TELEPHONE CALL 10 SEATTLE DECEMBER , THO . INSTANT, AND BUREAU | "
TELEPHONE CALL TO MINNEAPOLIS DECEMSS2 two INSTANT. Soo
REM BE
——— tos b7C —

PHOT 0 DISPLAYED TO NWA STEWARDESSES

'| DECEMBER TYO I usta NT,

AND BOTH STATED HE IN NO WAY RESEMBLED UNSUB . ee,

H © " , ' . , b6 .
RE: C D . bre.

INFORMATION FURNISHED TO NYA, MINNEAPOLIS, "WENNESOTA,
BY ANONYMOUS SOMRCE SUSGRESTING [das POSSIBLE SUBJECT. J jie W

END PAGE ONE . 16¥ - £1 -

SEARCH Bi wcsesenes INDEXEO._....

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DB Cooper:28441
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AT SEATTLE AND RESIDED AT —_
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| WASHINGTON. DESCRIBED AS-WHITE MALE, DOB.
A ' FIVE : , . oe ;
FEET[ INCHES, WEIGHT ONE HUNDRED SIXTYFIVE, DARK . ~ oO -
BROWN HAIR, BROWN EYES. ts foe
SEATILE REQUESTED TO CONDUCT APPROPRIATE INVESTIGATION
conceRNine[_ ARMED AND DANGEROUS. > - | D6 |
PENDING . , )
END t i rr
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"FD=302 (REV, 11-27-70} ' @
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'ea. FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

On November 25,

| ly

following information:

@.

12/1/71

Date of transcription

1971,

b6

Seattle-First National Bank, BIC
the head office being in Seattle, Washington, provided the

| upon

tity of the writer, handed the writer a film canister contain- bIC
ing a microfilm, upon which the serial numbers of $250,000 :
worth of notes were recorded.

recorded on the microfilm.

Jprovided a list of serial numbers b6
of $20 totaling $36,000 worth of notes, which, although they BTC
were on the microfilm itself, were not part of the $200,000
worth of $20 bills which the hijacker received.
stated that the bank packs $20 bills in packages of 106:

Each packet therefore contains $2,000 worth of $20 bills.
oo provided the first and last serial number in each

of these $20 bill packets and advised that we should subtract
both"of these numbers, as well as the 98 seritais numbers
between each of these groups of numbers in order to determine
the actual serial numbers of the bills which the hijacker
received. Thése groups of numbers are as follows:

L&LIis7Lis3A thru
L33639577A thru
J02051511 thru
L33418287A thru
C0572210SA thru
G98535159A thru
L34429987A thru

E£12561828B
L204S8572A
TOO466 865

L32378753A
G1LEBL3690A
L1E348853A
LI9SS564#42A

He advised that of the $250,000
worth of notes, the Federal Bureau of Investigation should only
be concerned with the $20 bills, that is the serial numbers of
the $20 bills, because the hijacker received only $20 bills.
|stated that there are $230,000 worth of $20 bills
[__ ] advised that in order

for the Federal Bureau of Investigation to determine the

serial numbers of the $20 bills which the hijacker actually
received, we must subtract serial numbers which he provided

me from the total list of serial numbers on the microfiin.

being advised of the iden- b6

a |

Interviewed on. 31/25/71 at_Seattle, Washington Fite # ~8] ~

by__SA | [mic

Dote dictated 12/1/71 b6

This document contalns nelther recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It Is the property of the FS) and Is loaned to your ogenty;

It ond its contents are not to be distributad outside your agency.

DB Cooper-28443 ."

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TO PHILADELPHIA We } pew
FROM SEATTLE (164-81) 2P .

| UNSUB, AKA DAN COOPER; NORTHWEST AIRLINES, FLIGHT THREE ZERO FIVE,
PORTLAND TO SEATTLE, NOVEMBER TYENTYFOUR, SEVENTYONE, CAA -
HIJACKING$ EXTORTION. O00: SEATTLE.

RE TELEPHONE CALL TODAY FROM PHILADELPHIA. .

| IT IS UNDERSTOOD STEWARDESS | | jIS TO BE REINTER- b6 |
| VIEWED AT HER REQUEST ON THE MORNING: OF DECEMBER TWO, SEVENTYONE. -
IT IS REQUESTED THAT THE FOLLOWING POINTS BE COVERED IN THE |
; INTERVIEM:

ONE. SUBJECT REPORTEDLY WENT TO THE MEN'S ROOM. DID HE
IN FACT GO THERE.

PS cerntin oe allan MT
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TWO. HOW LONG WAS HE IN THE RESTROOM,
THREE. DID HE CHANGE ANY CLOTHING, ETC.
FOUR. DID HE CARRY THE ATTACHE CASE INTO THE MEN'S ROOM
AND IF SQ DID HE CARRY IT BY THE HANDLE OR IN SOME OTHER MANNER.
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FIVE. DID HE AT ANYTIME HAVE SOMETHING ELSE ON TOP OF THE
ATTACHE CASE SUCH AS A SEPARATE PARCEL.
SIX. CHECK CAREFULLY 4S TO HIS SHOES. NOTE THAT PARACHU-
TING EXPERTS SAY THAT IF HE HAD STREET SHOES ON HE WOULD HAVE LOST
THEM BEFORE LANDING. |
SEVEN. DID THE HIJACKER GIVE ANY SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS WITH
RESPECT TO THE ALTITUDE, AIR SPEED, REAR STAIRS, FLAPS, ETC.,
.AND DID HE ALTER THESE INSTRUCTIONS AT THE SUGGESTIONS OF THE AIR
CREW.
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PHOTOGRAPH oF | WITH APPROPRIATE SPREAD

EXHIBITED TO STEWARDESS
» WITHOUT EFFECTING AN IDENTIFICATION

| JADVISED THAT SHE RECALLS THE FOLLOWING REGARDING

: FLIGHT OF HIJACKING WHICH SHE MAY NOT HAVE RELATED TO FBI PREVIOUSLY
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HE HAD A GRUDGE TO SETTLE, NOT WITH HER AIRLINE, JUST A GRUDGE.

/PRIOR TO TAKE OFF WITH CHUTES AND MONEY , HE REQUESTED PILOT TAKE

OFF WITH REAR LADDER DOWN, TO' FLY WITH FIFTEEN PERCENT FLAPS AND

GEAR DOWN. PILOT ADVISED] AIRCRAFT COULD NOT BE TAKEN OFF
| WITH LADDER DowN, THIS YAS CONFIRMED THROUGH.[_ | OF

NORTHWEST AIRLINES, MINNEAPOLIS. SHE LATER LEARWED THROUGH
oe IT WAS DETERMINED FROM BOEING THAT PARTICULAR. TYPE

OF AIRCRAFT COULD TAKE OFF WITH REAR LADDER DOWN. » HIJACKER » AFTER
yBEING TOLD PILOT COULDNT TAKE: SHIP OFF WITH LADDER Down, COMMENTED
'aN A LOW VOICE, "YES YOU CAN, BUT GO AHEAD AND RAISE IT, WE CAN

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HIJACKER, WHILE ON GROUND, BECAME, IRRITATED AT DELAY IN TAKE.
OFF AND WAS: ADVISED THAT THE PILOT HAD, TO FILE A FLIGHT PLAN TO
WHICH HE ANSWERED, "HE CAN CALL THEM OVER THE RapI0 ONCE WE" RE UP
AND FILE IT." ONCE AIRBORN, HE SAID, "WE'RE GOING TO MEXICO,"
' DID NOT GIVE A READING, BUT INDICATED HOW HE WANTED PLANE FLOWN

RS me NANG =a ale" yl il

WITH FLAPS SETTING AND GEAR DOWN. HE FURTHER WANTED THE PLANE
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11/30/71
AIRTEL ATRUAIL
TO : DIRECTOR, FBI (164-2111)
FROM 8: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)

SUBJECT: UNKNOWN SUBJECT;
NORTHWEST ATRLINES
FLIGHT #365,
PORTLAND TO SEATTLE,
11/25/71
CAA - HIJACKING; EXTORTION
00: SEATTLE

Enclosed for the_Bureau is a 13-pape copy of
notes taken by Stewardess | laboard captioned b6
hijacked flight. Original notes have been secured as evidence b7C
in Seattie, [| | advised these notes were taken by her
while she was in the cabin of the aircraft in flight.

2 ~ Bureau (Enc. 1)
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[ ] advised that he boarded Northwest (NW) b6
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Washington, on November 24, 1971, About ten minutes out of
Portland, [ J observed a male seated on the last row,
left side, middle seat, who he described as follows:
Sex: Male
Race: Caucasian
Hair: . Dark
Complexion: Dark
Age: Approximately 35
Height: 5'10" '
Weight: 150 pounds 3
Build: Medium
Characteristics: Average facial features,
no moustache or beard
Clothing: ' Wearing a dark jacket like
a blazer and a Sporty vest
beneath
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contact with a stewardess named[__] (Last Name Unknown).

talked on the phone much of the time and frequently con-
ferred with the hijacker, Shortly after takeoff an announcement
was made that everyone was to remain in their seats due to a
mechanical problem which would require some time to correct,

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UNKNOWN SUBJECT;

NORTHWEST AIRLINES

PLIGHT #305,

PORTLAND TO SEATTLE,
11/24/71

CAA - HIJACKING; EXTORTION
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BUfile 164-2111

11/30/71

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7 NORTHWEST AIRLINES FLIGHT NUMBER THREE ZERO FIVE PORTLAND '
TO SEATTLE, NOVEMBER TWENTYFOUR, NINETEEN HUNDRED SEVENTYONE.
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STEWARDESS | h STEWARDESS ON CAPTIONED FLIGHT.

[__Janvisep THAT NONE OF THE PHOTOGRAPHS DISPLAYED

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OF THE HIJACKER, SINCE HIS FACE WAS MUCH TOO FULL. Co oe
APPEARED TO. BE YOUNGER AND BETTER LOOKING THAN THE HIJACKER .

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On November 25, 1971, | | b6
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, Washington,

He was exhibited the Facial Identification Catalog
and he picked therefrom the facial characteristics which most
closely resembled those of the man who hijacked Northwest
Airlines Flight 305 on November 24, 1971, hae

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between eyes, OK2-11; nose to corner
' of mouth, KK3-13; side "of face,
OK4—6; around eyes, KK5-4; chin and
neck, OK6<-12,

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Skin was smooth, | |stated he believes the subject

removed his dark glasses once at the time that he,

| | and therefore he picked out eye and
eyebrow characteristics. Ordinarily, the subject kept his
dark glasses on,

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oo ee -° fhe hair should be as it appéars in the sketch, not! * 18

fn, « photograph, at the top of page 104 in the above-mentioned tatalogy

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F302 {REV. 3-17-69) é , ¢

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

November 30, 1971

l Date.
| |
L Washington, was interviewed at| | 1
He advised that he boarded the plane in Portland, Oregon
and sat in| Jon the left side of the
aircraft. The subject sat| jin the

middle seat. The subject was not noticed until he spilled

a drink. Immediately after the drink was spilled, a

dark haired stewardess talked to the subject and it appeared
that they filled out a form. Later in flight, a blonde
haired stewardess sat with_the subject and talked to hin.
The subject boarded after[___] left Portland, Oregon.

[sd deseribed the subject as follows:

Sex Male

Race White

Hair Dark (no gray hair)

Characteristic Sagging chin

Height 5f9t — 70"

Build Medium

Apparel Black raincoat, brown shoes,
dark pants

The sub'ject had a sack and a briefcase which he
kept putting his left hand in and out of. The subject
appeared to be cool and casual.

On 11/24/71, Seattle, Washington Files SE_164-82 "ASS"

Sub » Ne

by SA | | tkdl Date dictated 11/30/71

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4336 PM URGENT 11-29-71 Lda
TO: SEATTLE (164-81)

FROMs PORTLAND (164-41) 1P

UNSUBs NORTHWEST ORIENT AIRLINES FLIGHT THREE ZERO FIVE, °
NOVEMBER TWENTYFOUR SEVENTYONE, CAAZHIJACKING; EXTORTION,

RE TELCALL OF ASAC PAUL BIBLER, SEATTLE TO ASAC VINCENT
EsHRUEHL. NOVEMBER TWENTYNINE SEVENTYONE, AND SACRAMENTO TELZTYPE
TO SEATTLE, NOVEMBER TWENTYSIX SEVENTYONE,

NORTHWEST AIRLINES | | PORTLAND, PS
STATES PHOTO OF SUGGESTED SUYPECT,| | DOES NOT
APPEAR TO HIM AS THE SUBJECT. HE LOOKS IN THE A

Face. [____—sSC(diWSSTATES THE PHOTOS OF SUGGESTED SUSPECT, ROBERT
He KEELY, DOES NOTHAPPEAR TO HPM AS THE SUBJECT AS HIS MOUTH IS
100 LARGE AND GENERAL HEAD SHAPE TOO SQUARE. PENDING.

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SUBJECT: UNKNOWN SUBJECT; ATS RY aE
NORTHWEST AIRLINES "a "

FLIGHT #305,

PORTLAND TO SEATTLE,
11/24/71

CAA ~ HIJACKING; EXTORTION
00: SEATTLE

BUfile 164-2111

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and he never saw his eyes.

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PORTLAND TO SEATTLE,
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ijacker. After studying the artist's sketch, | } «
made the following comments.

He stated that the hijacker had an over-all
appearance which was in some ways similar to the artist's
sketch; however, he recalled that the hijacker had a broader
nose, wider forehead and face in general, than that depicted
in the sketch. He also noted, that the hijacker's hairline
was somewhat lower than the sketch and the hijacker's glasses
had squarer corners than the round corners or cornered glasses

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UNKNOWN SUBJECT;

NORTHWEST ATRLINES

FLIGHT #305,

PORTLAND TO SEATTLE

11/24/71

CAA - HIJACKING; EXTORTION

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On 11/29/71, | _}stated hairline was
good. Hair itself should be marcelled and hair style of
President NIXON is quite similar to what UNSUB had.
be slicked down as characters wore in old GEORGE RAFT movies.
Nose in artist's conception too pinched, should be broadened
in area of nostrils. Cheeks too flat, should be more
rounded to give Mexican~American appearance.

Concerning the eyes,[ _—s*ds stated eyes appearing
in photo OB7-12, Page 29, with heavy lids as appearing in
photo OB8-12, Page 31, of above catalogue resemble subject.

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On November 24, 1971

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-[__] boarded Northwest Airlines Flight 305

at Portland; Oregon on November 24, 19371 at approximately
2:45 p.m. | | passenger
to board the aircraft. He believed he had seat| |which was

an aisle seat on the port (left) side of the aircraft in
the rear. Lae '+

" He stated that he did not realize that this air-"
craft was being hijacked until it landed at the Seattle-
Tacoma Airport, Seattle, at approximately 5:50 p.m., to the
best of his recollection. He recalled that when the aircraft
first approached Seattle the pilot announced that there would
be a delay in landing due to some mechanical difficulty and
that he would have to circle the field to burn up the fuel.
This would take about half an hour. However, the aircraft
circled for a much longer period and while | |
felt that something was amiss, he did not consider that the
aireraft was being hijacked.

During the flight he had noticed a man seated in
a window seat on the starboard (right) side of the drcraft
to | rear. A brown haired stewardess, name
unknown, was seated by this man all the time. The stewardess
had the aisle seat. | | thought this was strange.
The stewardess said not to look at the man, but | |
said he managed to turn back and look at the man twice, who
stayed slouched down in his seat. He never saw the man
stand and never heard him speak. He did not see that the
man had any packages with him. The name of -this stewardess
is unknown to him. ms .

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made that there would be a delay in landing at the Sdéattle-
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started toward the one on the starboard side, but the ...
stewardess, above, told him to use the one on the port

side which he did.

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rear of the aircraft were told to move forward, but since
L . | the above man,: he stayed, -
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'After the landing he noticed a blonde stewardess,
one of the in flight stewardesses, carrying a money bag ..
about two feet tall. He did not see her give it to the mar.
l |] said there were three stewardesses on the flight,
the one blonde'and two brunettes.

He said that he heard some parachutes had been
brought on board but he did not see them.

When the passengers got off the aircraft by the
forward door, the above man stayed on board.
sid he had not seen this man board the aircraft but remarked
that | |passenger on board at Portland.

| ]described the above man as follows:

Name . Unknown

Race Caucasian, believed to be of
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Complexion Swarthy
. Hair Jet black, wavy, marcelled,

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) 11/29/71
ASAC PAUL R. BIBLER

UNKNOWN SUBJECT;

NORTHWEST ALRLINES

FLIGHT #305,

PORTLAND TO SEATTLE,
11/24/71

CAA ~ HIJACKING; EXTORTION
00: SEATTLE

BUfile 164-2111

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any description of the subject.

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Facial Identification Catalogue and a form and talk to the
witness immediately about nothing but eyes, to transmit
whatever information he got to the Bureau by facsimile
immediately and to call Seattle and advise when this had been
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observed one of the stewardesses conversing with the hijacker. bic
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most of the flight and that she did talk on the intercom
apparently to the captain at various times through the flight.
She advised that she recalled this man was sitting in the middle
seat of the right rear row with the stewardess sitting next
to him on the isle side.

She advised that upon landing in Seattle, the hijacker
got up from his seat and went into the restroom at the rear
of the plane. He remained there for about one minute and

then returned to the same seat which he had occupied throughout
the flight.

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sunglasses and an overcoat. She advised that he had dark bIC
hair and a narrow face. She advised that when he exited the
restroom and returned to his seat, he was carrying a dark
colored attache case on its side in both arms. She stated
that on top of this case was a package which appeared to be a
yellow paper bag. She described this bag as being approximately
four inches high and being about two inches shorter than the
width of the attache case.

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SAC, SBAPTLE (164-81) (P) pate: 11/28/71

SA |

UNKNOWN SUBINECT;

NORPINEST ATRLINES

FLTICHT 305,

POPTLAND '0 SEATTLE,
41/24/71

CAA ~ HIJACKING: EXTORTION
00:SRATLLE

BUPILE 164~2411

On 11/29/71
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a number of photos inctuding That of ROBERT HAMPTON
(ELS. | c . } and

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displayed were similar to the hijacker of captioned case
except KEELY. This individual bore some resemblance
but not strong enough for to make a
tentative identification. ___j| pointed out
a number of simularities between KEELY and the hijacker
but concluded that KEELY had certain features which
were not identical to the hijacker.

| Jalso advised that he had viewed the
artist conception of the hijacker an the Sunday newspaper
but felt that the hijacker, as he recalled, had a
much broader nose, forehead, and face in general. He
also noted that the hijacker had a lower hairline.

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a portion of the Ground Radio Teletype Log which had been
recorded during the hijacking of Northwest Airlines Flight
#305. .

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a teletype machine at Northwest Airlines Ground Operations
Concourse C, Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.

This log is maintained as part of a roll printed
on a teletype machine and the particular portion relating
to the hijacking has been xeroxed in sheet form and is
set forth as pages of this document. ,

The original log has been edited to exclude all
traffic of Northwest Airlines, except that pertaining to the
hijacked Flight 305. Further, since the log is maintained
in Greenwich Time, it has been converted to Pacific Standard
Time (PST) (Seattle time), to facilitate reading the various
logs involved in this matter.

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DEPARTMENT OF raA@Portation @
FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION

. 30 December 1971

SEATTLE AIR ROUTE TRAFFIC CONTROL CENTER,
3101 Auburn Way South
Auburn, Washington 98002

SL. L
Mr. Charles Farrell op
Special Agent .
Federal Bureau of Investigation ye
"115 Second Avenue : or

Seattle, Washington 98104
Dear Mr. Farrell: .
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recorded alr-ground communications with Northwest Airlines

Flight 305 of 24 November 1971.

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Seattle ARTCC Position R5 , , . SEA RS "he
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nine ten thousand

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three zero Zero three

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Negative 'six Eugene altimeter three zero zero six
Okay awitching
Negative sir remain on thia frequency that's an
altineter eh the current altimeter is three zero
one one
@h okay three sero one one * .
Northwest three gero five Seattle ratio check
Three oh five lowland clear 6

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Roger six I lost your transponder ; ey
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nov on one ate five point three
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SEA RLO
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SEA R1O
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temperature ah your atitude

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say agein

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Semperature Bt your altitude .

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three sere one one .

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Ah Northwest three sero five

Northwest three zeso five go ahead

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(unintelligible) okay with you 7
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10: SAC," SEAVTLE (164-81) Sue =F.
FROM: SAC, LAS VEGAS (164-60)(RUC) jj .
SUBJECT: NORJAK
Re Seattle to Las Vegas airtel 1/20/72.
Enclosed for Seattle is one copy of FAA report
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FD-302 (REV, 11-27-70} 2 €}:. | re a oy

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

7: ; 1/5/72

Date of transctlption

| Area Officer B, Federal Aviation 6 per FAA
Administration (FAA), Seattle Air Route Traffic Control Cente??°
Auburn, Washington, provided a transcription prepared by his
office of tape recordings of transmissions between the Auburn
center and Northwest Airlines Flight #305, which was under
hijack on November 24, 1971.

| Jadvised that the original tapes are b6 Per FAA
maintained in his custody. BIC

| advisea that the Seattle Center worked Flight
#305 on the way in to Seattle from Portland, but had no
indication that a hijack had occurred and the aircraft did
not squawk any signal as to a hijack situation. They were
not aware of the hijack until they handed off the plane to the
Seattle-Tacoma Tower. '

[—sriladvised that after the plane took off from bé6 Per FAA
Sea-Tac on its way south toward Sacramento, California, b7C
the Auburn Center worked the flight from shortly after take-
- Off until they handed the flight off to the Oakland Center,
* which occurred at the Oregon-California border.

' al xt

= In_view of the fact that the times listed in the log
" provided by | jare in Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), b6 Per FAA
an insertion has been made at least once in each page to b7C

convert the GMT to Pacific Standard Time.

a!
tg Seattle, Washington rie ¢_ SE_164-81 -2707]
Za

SA CHARLES E. FARRELL/k1lb

Interviewed on

12/30/71

12/30/71

by Date dictated

«

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" Date of transcelption 12/17/71

|, D6 Per FBI

Seattle - Tacoma Alrport provided a handwritten log of radiob7¢
communications between Northwest Orient Air Operations at
Seattle - Tacoma Airport, Northwest Orient Air Operations at
Minneapolis and Northwest Orient Flight 305 made on the

evening of November 24, 1971 by Northwest Orient employee[__

Also made available at the same time by[[. } ___ be Per FBI
were two additional logs of events which were prepared by = b7c
Northwest employees. The six page log was prepared by

| +
A two page log which relates primarily to the | |

Lof the flight from Seattle, was prepared by | }

All three of the above-mentioned logs were made in
Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). For convenience in reading these
as well as other logs maintained in this case, they have
been converted to Pacific Standard Time (PST) and the
time has been parenthetically inserted at least onde on
each page of the log. :

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Interviewed on 22/13/71 ot oceattle, Washington File #. Sb 164~81

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hit document conicins nellher recommendolions nor conclusions of the FAL, Il.Is {ho proporty of the FBl ond fs loaned to your ogency;

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. * Date of transcription 12/7/71

i

* * My STUART DURDEN, "Special Agent in Charge, FAA
Security Air Transportation, Security Field Office, Sea-Tac
Airport , Seattle, Washington, was interviewed at the FAA

Air Carrier Office. Mr. DURDEN provided one reel of magnetic
recording tape which contains a copy of a recorded transmission
between Northwest Airlines Flight #305 and the FAA Traffic.
Control' Center, Auburn, Washington, on November2@, 1971.

These transmissions cover Fight #305's flight from approximately
36 miles south of Sea-Tac Airport to Northern California. -

: According to Mr. DURDEN this recorded tape was obtained
by him from Mr. [ |, Area Officer B, FAA, Seattle
Air Route Traffie Control,Center, Auburn, Washington, on

December 3, 1971. 'The orignal tape is maintained under the
supervision of Mr, | |at FAA, Auburn, Washington.

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TR TE TTT, METS T ETT ART maar ie

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12/2/71

AIRTEL AIRMAIL .
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CAA - AIR PIRACY ,

Re Seattle teletype, 11/23/71; San Francisco tel,
11/29/71; and San Francisco tel, 12/1/71.

In accordance with the request of the Seattle Office,
one cepy of the affiliated clubs of the U.S. Parachutists
Association {USPA}) is enclosed for the Burean and Seattle Office.
In addition, there is also enclosed for the Seattle Office an
index of the members of the affiliated clubs of this association
for the states of California, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Nevada,
and Arizona. 'here is also enclosed for the Bureau and Seattle
one copy of the transcription of communications dealing with the
control of airexvaft NW305 on 25 Kovember, 1971. Vhis transcription:
was furnished by Federal Aviation Administration, Fremont, Cali-
fornia. One copy of this transcription was delivered to Agents
in the Sacramento Office with a map of the route of this aircraft
on 12/1/71. A copy of this map is also enclosed for the informa~
tion of Seattle Office.

ARMED AWD DANGEROUS

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11/30/71
PLAINTEXT
TELETYPE URGENT . &S
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TO: «DIRECTOR (16%-2221)
FROM: | PORTLAND (164-41) 1P

UNSUB, NORTHWEST FLIGHT THREE ZERO FIVE, NOVEMBER TWENTYFIVE
SEVENTYONE. CAA - HIJACKING; EXTORTION.

REBUTEL TO SEATTLE NOVENBER TWENTYNINE SEVENTYONE.
FLIGHT OFFICIAL, PORTLAND, ADVISED THAT SEATTLE AIRPORT ."

RADAR CONTROL TOWER HAS EXACT TAPE RECORDING OF SUBJECT PLIGHT

WITH THE EXACT TIMES, AS SEATTLE TOWER WAS IN CONTROL OF
THE FLIGHT OPERATION WHILE OVER PORTLAND AND SOUTH...

NO FURTHER INFORMATION OBTAINED BY PORTLAND REGARDING
WHEN SUBJECT MIGHT HAVE EXITED AIRCRAFT.

SEATTLE ADVISES A TRANSCRIPT OF INSTANT RECORDING WILL

SOON BE MADE AVAILABLE.
_-UNSUB ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

Portland (164-41)
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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)

SA|

NORJAK

On 11/24/72,

11/24/72

Suse

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A

| appeared at the

Seattle Office to furnish information about the theft of
some American Express traveler's checks from him, which
proved to be no violation of which the FBI had investiga-

tive jurisdiction.

| | then stated that he former ty resided at

Seattle.

jstated that about two months ago, he was told by

number | J, that "it was kind of funny" but both

D.B. COOPER and |

Jhad both lived in that

building previously.

| stated that sho
him that information, [__]was

rtly after| | furnished

at that building and observed a piece of paper on the floor

described by DT has B4xLL" i

contained a rough drawing of a man's face and a few lines of

hn size.

The piece of paper

writing under the picture. One of the word's in writing

was | j and this lead
might have some connection with

ink the paper
kept the

paper and placed it in a safe deposit box at the Wanderer's
Mail Box and Safe Deposit Box, 507 3rd Avenue, Seattle.
[—sdJwill make the paper available should an Agent

desire to see it.

J lpresently is unemployed and resides at

Seattle,

He can be

contacted through the telephone in the manager's office,

Ahove submitted for information purposes.

WEH:k1b
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TO

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SUBJECT:

OPTIGNAL FORM NOG, 10 =

MAY SAL DOITION

SSA PPMA (ay Ca} 164044.6 @
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) DATE: 11~22-72.

SA | Qube v
NORJAK | Sub PF

On 11-17-72 | |was interviewed
by SA | or

Jregarding captioned matter.
L_|gurnished bis DOB as| land because he stated
that he was in Oregon an NCIC check was

yun on him, This check resulted in a Hit and the print-out

indicated that | | Roseburg, Oregon,
Police Department | Jand the Douglas County Sheriff's
Office for | | The date_of the

land the date of the | |

i>

[jis described as;

Race -— White

sex ~- Male _

Neight - 5'9"

Weight - 180 Pounds
Hair ~ Brown

FBI Number - | |

The NCIC check did not indicate that there were
any Federal warrants concerning

| ladvised that he is currentiy enroute to
Roseburg, Oregon, tol

but on 11-9-72 he was drinking
in the Lounge at the Sands Hotel in Vancouver, British
Columbia, Canada, located at Davies and Denham Streets.
While in the rest room at the lounge [|] noticed an
individual with a black eye and engaged him in a brief
conversation,

Later, outside in the lounge, this individual
purchased a drink and joined[_ Jat a table in the ay) yy

/6%— Sl- YR?

CC/ksw , SEREERED aoa antl EXED uaonaenseend
( 3 ) i SERULUZED FLED,
' fut ty Iofa
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SE 164-81

Race - White

Sex - Male

Age - 48 to 50

Height - 579" to 5'10"

Build - Husky, Muscular

Hair - Curly Black, graying at

the temples

Byes - Hagel or Dark

Characteristics - Extremely Nervous;
Cheeks that appeared
wider than the width of
the forehead; dimpled
chin.

| |stated that the individual [__]
|, and

Jwhich gave
appearance, The individual was wearing an orange and
yellow Pendleton shirt and levis and black shces,

stated that he has no idea if the individual

is D, B, COOPER, but that he wanted to furnish this
information for whatever use it might be because he

wanted to do the right thing. | |stated that he

would Like to| jto some law enforcement

agency to be returned to Roseburg, Oregon, and it was
suggested that he contact the Whatcom County Sheriff's
. Office and state his intentions,

tt was subsequently detexmined fron [ +s
| | Whatcom County Sheriff's Office, Bellinghan,
Vashington, that | | did in fact] | to
the Sheriff's Office.

lprofessed to have had|
| J prior to fleeing the Roseburg area, and during
e interview he appeared to be[__ |
| |. This impression was
Substantiaced by | jot the Whatcom County
Sheriff's Office.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 1¢

MAY 1902 EDITION
SSA FeMn (41 CFR) 101-11-6

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT : '
Memorandum,

TO : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) | pare: 10/31/72

FROM : SA] | b6

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SUBJECT: NORJAK

00: SEATTLE

RE: MISCELLANEOUS PERSONS

SUB J
On October 11, 1972, | | b6
iF Seattie, home phone | |, advised telephonically b7¢c
that | who were in the Army together and presently

working or have vorked for Boeing Aircraft Corporation were

talking about hi ne r

| lstated that he has recently figured out that] |
are involved in NORJAK, and it was only an the last couple of
months that he was able to do this. fo Jaavised he did not
call sooner because he did not have all of the information.

tc | | provided the above information and ad- b6
vised that| [sounded like a nut over the phone. [| b7C
appeared to be]

The above information is being provided for reference
only, and no further action will be taken concerning[_ | b6
jat this time. bic

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) CP) 10/31/72
sal | SLE
NORJAK

00: SEATTLE

RE: MISCELLANEOUS PERSONS
SUB _J

On October 16, 1972, ex-U. S. Army Colonel BILL
STRATTON, home phone EBA 2=-5150, advised telephonically that
he thinks informing hunters of the reward and possible location
of the D. B. COOPER ransom money is a good idea. STRATTON
advised his friends have sometimes accused him of being COOPER.
STRATTON stated he is an ex-airlines pilot and a former graduate
of the U. S. Military Academy in the class of 1936. STRATTON
stated he is presently working with the Horizon, Inc., land
developers.

The above information is being furnished for reference
only, and STRATTON is not seriously being considered as a
suspect in this case, It is possible that STRATTON may need
psychiatric care.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

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SUBJECT:

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SAC, NEW HAVEN
SAC, NEW YORK (164-627) (RUC)
MORGACK.<— 7
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Enclosed for New Haven is copy "of Chicago

airtel dated 8/18/72 and one antist conception of
unknwon subject.

.Numerous attempts were made 'to mike an

NEW HAVEN "

appointment with | by calling his home an
telephene je

United Airlines advised that the hone reddence
listed fa Roxbury, Connecticut.. ",
(No str-et number Is in record). ne aaa
LEAD:

AT ROXBURY, CONNECTICUT. Contact[___ |

exhibit artists Conception and conduct investigation

set forth

2 «~ New Haven

in enclosed airtel.

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) 9/12/72

SA | 2 ~~ 3: b6
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NORJAK sO we

Washington, phone number | [ came into the Longview
Resident Agency and advised that they have some information
concerning the captioned subject.

a

| | advised she thinks|

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>on fueust 28.1972, I, K ye NO:
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from November, 1971, until present. | advised Si 0 OG
that from November, 1971, to"June, 1972, has hardly" .ci° .
left his house and that he appears to be trying to keep vee ust'
out of sight. | |] advised that[——-_"] never comes (>
outside and that he rarely has visitors, She also stated
that | |told her that he was a paratrooper in b6
the military and that he belongs to a paratrooper club in . bIC
Portland. | J advised that prior to November, 1971,
|did a lot of hiking in the woods in the area of

La Center and Woodland, Washington, further
advised that the| |show no sign of affluence and
that she has récéived several calls concerning their credit,
She stated that[____—sJvecently. "took a- job working for
| | at the new plant in Vancouver, Washington.

| lsupplied the following des-~ b6
cription of | - , bic

Race White _ -
a Sex 'Male ~

Height 5* 5* to &* 6"
. Weight 155 to 160 pounds
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one year.

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.. * 6/23/72, He related that several months ago, "exact date not -
"* . recalled, he was staying at the Sherwood Inn, Tacoma, and while '° ~

4 oa 'drinking in the bar at that motel encouttered a serviceman who *<
en had been drinking quite heavily. The serviceman, whose identity aay
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FROM * SA THOMAS J, MANNING
SUBJECT: NORGAK
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pink locking material at the top hanging from what appears to.be a string, ,

He stated the material is pink or red colored.
' located on one of the forks of Elk Creek straight north of Cougar, Washington,

_ - He advised that he would be available on 9/5/72 %o conduct an agent of
the FBI to the location of this tree for further investigation of the object

in the tree, .

and he will bring with hin binoculars which wi enable him to View the item [a f

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Reference memo of SA | | dated 7/25/72;
telephone conversation between SA| | and
SA| | 8/22/72.

On August 22, 1972,| 7

Washington vised that she is|
stated that | | works in

Bellingham and is normally away from his home from early
morning until in the evening.

A note for|
asking him to contact the Bellingham Resident Agency in order
that a composite drawing of the suspect in subject matter
might be displayed.

LEADS

SEATTLE
At Bellingham, Washington

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in this matter.

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NORJAK

On July 20, 1972,| }

[| Washington, advised that he believes he knows a

person who might possibly be a suspect in this case.

requested that a composite drawing be shown

to him so

that he might make a better Judgment as to

the suspect's possibilities.

SEATTLE

LEADS

At | | Washington

Will display composite drawing to[ |

and obtain any information he may have in this matter.

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copy of an artists composite of UNSUB in this
case and a memorandum setting forth UNSUB's
physical description.

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) 8/9/72

NORJAK a

On 8/4/72 } Seattle tines ,[__] b6
advised he had received information From a source who had previous-»?¢
had a problem with the FBI and did not want his identity dis~
closed concerning captioned matter.

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had advised source that_sometime in late 1971 he had met a
| possibly , at a tavern in

West Seattle, and| jtoid him that he was thinking of
committing a robbery which would make someone famous. The
someone who would be made famous was a fictitious person
by the name of "D.B. COOPER."

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1/28/72
AIRTEL AIRMAIL
TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM: SAC, PORTLAND (164-41) (P)
SUBJECT: NORJAK
On 7/27/72, | } b6
Air West, Portland International Airport, teiepnone| " b7c

telephonically. contacted the Portland Office and stated on
7/27/72 their office. received a call from nt a
Lewiston, Idaho, at approximately 2:30 P.M,

advising a woman, who was later identified as|
|, Pullman, Washington, telephone
stated she identified on board Air West flight 824

2 man to be D, B. COOPER. | stated Air West flight

824 was due in Boise, Idaho at approximately 3:30 P.M

7/27/72, Local authorities at Boise were notified and standing
by. The Boise Resident Agency was contacted by Portland on

the same date and SA| |stated he was aware bé
of the situation and presently in contact with local authorities b7c
at the airport in Boise, SAl| |jstated he would

advise Seattle of the circumstances surrounding the interrogation
of the suspect upon its completion,

On 7/27/72, the above information was telephonically
furnished to SA FARRELI of the Seattle Division,

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Re telephone call of SA CHARL®S FARRELL, #2.

On 7/27/72 |

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Spokane, Wa advised she was flying from Seattle to Puliman,,
via Lewiston, on Air West on 7/27/72. On the flight she

observed a young man sitting a few seats in front of

her,

and noted that he resembled the comnosite she had seen in

a newspaper of DLR. CONPER. | ened pa hen —§
the pare landed in Lewiston, she contacted

; who she is acauain-ed with and asked him if
a composite of COOPER, so she could Look at it to see
the individual on the plane did in fact resemble the
advised he did not have a picture.

he had
how much
composite,
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she was just curious, and was not saying that the individual

was in fact QOOFFP.

2

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it did not resemble the man on the plane.

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7/13/72
AIRTEL AIR MAIL
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FROM: SAC, LOUISVILLE (164-71) (P)

SUBJECT: NORJACK
00: SEATTLE
Re tiinneapolis airtel to Louisville, 6/30/72,
On 7/12/72, U. S. Postmasters at Livingston,
Broadhead, Conway, and Mt. Vernon, Kentucky, ali in

Rockcastle County, Kentucky, were contacted and advised
that theix records reflect that there is no individual

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| County Attorney, Rockcastile b6
County, Kentucky, advised that a review of the voter bic

registration records failed to reflect anyone with the
nane

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Vernon, Kentucky, advised that a review of| jmotor bic
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for

LLOYD ALBRIGHT, Chief of Police, Broadhead

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. Ke stated that_the only name similar to iS an bic
individual known as| who lives

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between Mt. Vernon, Kentucky, and Broadhead, Kentucky.

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advised that he was not the individual who had contacteé
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April, 1972, he met an individual at'a French Quarter Bar who
he thinks might be identical to De. Be COOFERe subject of HORJACK
investigation, '
in subsequent telephone calls on 6/22/72 to|
» Horthwest Airlines,
| cevealed that the person he saw in New Orleans was spending
$20.00 bills and bore a strong resemblance to cooper. [|
'advised this man offered to introduce to some women, but.

declined. L__]then stated he gaw the individual later

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oma month and may attempt to locate money there.

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) DATE: = 6/20/72

SAC, LOS ANGELES (164-497) (P)
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pNORJAK

* 00: Seattle

Re San Francisco airtel to. Los Angeles dated 6/8/72.

Re: Alleged Source]

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California, that |

| , was on a fishing trip and not scheduled to

return to Los Angeles for three or four days.

advised had | jFlight Safety, Inc,,
Long Beach Municipal Airport, Tong Beach, California..

On the same date, |

|
| Flight Safety, iInc., Long Beach, advised he Knows

Jboth| _|Flight Safety, Inc., and

socially.. He stated that | | although apparently of

fine reputation and character, is very prone to exaggerate

and tells some rather stated
statements made by | while engaged in social conversation
should be taken with "a grain of salt",

He continued stating that if| | had any
information at all concerning a hijacking matter he feels he
would cooperate fully with the FBI. He added that if
had any pertinent information he feels it would also have been
discussed with him as he nd on several occasions have

| tC Cae that if] | should indicate during any
conver sation with him that he has any pertinent knowledge

he would immediately contact the Los Angeles Division of the
FBI.

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on television (Portland, Oregon, Channel #12, Station KPTV) this

date, and observed an actor playing a supporting role (name of

role unknown; name of actor unknown) who bears a strong emblance

iblished artist's conception of "D.B, COOPER", cs

lremarked that the hair style and facial features were

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) 6/20/72

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On June 5, 1972,
| } telephone | |, came to sé

the Tacoma Resident Agency to suggest a suspect in

instant matter. He cautioned, however, that the source eae
of his information was | |,
rhe was with him at the time | |
} He
cautioned that he did not desire any investigation that
might indicate_the source of the information, (It
appeared from jremarks that the reason for the
investigation he had conducted and for his reporting
the suspect was the hope of obtaining the reward. He
called the Seattle Office to determine the amount.)
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was suggesting him as a suspect in that he is only
| at Fort Lewis and has apparently come into considerabie
amount of money; | Aut?

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SA THOMAS J. MANNING

NORJAK (Sub file | D i
On_6/19/72 | Kent, Washington

(phone ) contacted the writer at the Longview RA,

He advised he had been to the Seattle office on two occasions Pe

and furnished some of the information below to IC
but since he had new information and was passing through Longview

decided to furnish information in its entirety, |appeared to
be a concerned citizen and appeared to be a reputable citizen.
He stated he owns some property and has been avproached by
|, who gave his address as| | Renton, b6
Washington to purchase said property, visited on two occasions °7°

and_was driving a 1962 Oldsmobile, 984T body style) which has a VIN
of [sid = «License unrecalled- which information[____]secured
from the County building. His inguiry at the County Building revealed
that | Inow resides at | Je Bellevue, Washington,

| Jmade an attempt to contact | |at thig location and observed

the names on the mailbox,

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he was driving a truck-canper with Washington License

| ladvised that([_____] meets the physical description of «bE
the hijacker closely and Looks quite a bit Like the composite bIc

drawing which has appeared in Local news of He also stated that

after dickering made a firm offer of for the property
and stated that he had the cash for an immedIate transaction,

[Jalso advised phopl —__ wanted e him today but b6

arrangements were made for to visit on 6/20/72 to diseuss °°
whether [___ | would sell the property.

No specific leads being set on this communication. SA FARRELL
notified telphonically with memo to be in his possession morning of
6/20/72. | oe

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) 6/19/72

Sc |

NORJAK

On 6/7/72 and 6/13/72 al

» Kent, Washington | Jappeared at the Seattle office.
stated that he sales som of the Land that he ownes
and that a man nated | |is trying to buy some.
[S—édwSttatted that thel Jhas stated in the

past meetings with| |that he uses the name DB COOPER.

on | | first visit to this office he stated that
[ jis about 6* 1", 165 lbs, blond hair, wears
Glasses and doesn't smoke.

On| | second visit to this office he sated that
| fis still trying to buy his land.
stated that] SM was driving a a Oldsmobile.

stated that he has gone to the the King County
administration blds and had verified | | a@dress as

bein Bellevue, tn with a person named| bk
also stated that he went to the public Library and
read the papers about the D.B. COOPER case. stated

that he hac xcound out tha t SA TOUN MANNING is t ead

investigater on_the case. also stated that the
description of is just Like that of D.B.
GOOPER. atated thatL is #8 5' Li"
to 6' Of, 1 Se brown hair. The writer again asked_if

he knows wears ghasses or stokes,L__|
[stated that] |does not wear glasaés and
he does smoke.
did not mention any amount of money that
he and been talking about. |____]stated
that he would contact this office if he received any addit~
ional information.

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5/22/72
AIRTEL ATRMATIL
TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM: SAC, PORTLAND (164-41) (P)

SUBJECT: NORJAK

Re Seattle airtel to Portland, 5/17/72.

Records, Oregon State Motor Vehicle Registration
Section, (MVR), Salem, Oregon, disclose Oregon license FDK 002
expires June, 1972, issued to DON D. DIMENT, DOB 3/31/15,
2736 SE 112th Avenue, Portland, Oregon, for 1968 Plymouth
four-door station wagon, VIN RP45F8G188073. Records,
Driver's License Registration Section (DLR), show DONALD
DELMER DIMENT, 2736 SE 112th Avenue, Portland, DOB 3/31/15,
5°9", 145 pounds, driver's license no. 0846723.

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5/17/72
AIRTEL AIRMAIL
TO : SAC, PORTLAND (164-41)

FROM : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (-P~)

SUBJECT: NORJAK

RE: OREGON LICENSE FDK 002

Enclosed for Portland are two Xerox copies of a
postcard mailed to the Washington State Police, Woodland,
Washington, and forwarded to this office by that agency.

LEADS

PORTLAND DIVISION

At Salem, Oregon

Will determine owner of license FDK 002 and
thereafter check operator's license for a description if that
information is available.

Since no additional information has been received
by which to evaluate the source of this information, no
additional investigation is being requested at this time
other than to identify the owner and obtain a description.

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_RE BUREAU TELETYPE TO PORTLAND MAY NINE, SEVENTY TWO,
RECORDS OF THE EUGENE POLICE DEPARTMENT, LANE COUNTY SHERIFF'S
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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) 4/20/72
SAC, DENVER (164-98) (P)

NORJAK
00: Seattle

Re Denver letter to Seattle dated 4/14/72.

On 4/11/72,] L "Deny b6
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Denver, as follows:

The "Denver Post" operates a special feature called
| "Seeret Witness" which is dedicated to assisting the Denver
PD in the solution of major cases through the offering of a
reward for information of this type with the source not
being disclosed and the source through the use of a series
of numbers identifying himself to the "Post" and being in
a position to further identify himself if the information
is true.

jsaid that a telephone line at the "Denver b6
Post" called "Secret Witness Line" is sometimes utilized b7Cc
for information.

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the "Denver Post" received a telephone call at 9:05 p.m., b7C
4/11/72. The caller stated he received "a call Tuesday
night from D.B. COOPER, the plane hijacker." He claimed
this individual's real name is| b who
lives in the southeastern United States, possibly Arkansas
or Alabama, and claimed he served with "D.B." in the Airborne
Division in the service.

This caller said "D,B." asked the caller to meet
"D.B." at one of three spots in the Denver area: Wellshire
Inn; The Retreat; or Holiday Inn North. "D.B." said they

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4/25/72

AIRTEL AIR MAIL

TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM: SAC, BUFFALO (164+46}(RUC)
SUBJECT: WORJAK

Reaivtel, Albany to Burfalo, 4/14/72.

Referenced individual located_at 3232 South
Orchard Park Rd., Orchard Park, U.¥,,/ | by
OM. Productions, Inc. | Is
True name of referenced Individual determined to be] |

{note correct spelling).

| jfvom both USPA and Canadian
Sports Pasa Assoc., which has Headquarters in Vancouver, B.C.
He has in the past been a member of the Frotier Sky Divers
rep : which operates in the Buffalo area at the Akron, N.Y.,;
rport.

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experienced parachutist and former | hor Frontier
Sky Divers Club.

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to the composit drawing of the Uhsub knowm as DAN COOPER.

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AIRTEL §. AIRMAIL
TO: SAC, BUFFALO

FRM: SAC, ALBANY (164-47) (RUC) -
SUBJECT: NORJAK

. - 'Re Seattle letter to Albany dated 11/30/71,
and New Haven airtel to Boston dated 3/3/72. 7

'Ene lesed for Buffalo is one copy of New Haven
7 airtel to Boston dated 3/3/72. :

| }at Greene Sport Parachute Center, Greene,
_ New York, with negative results,

On 4/14/72, & source, in 2 position to furnish
such information, advised that | (phonetic)
generally fits description of subject and feels he bears
a resemblance toe the composite drawing of the UNSUB.
known as DAN COOPER.

[Its described as a white male,
approximately 35 years of age, approximately 5'6"
tall, medium build, muscular, biack hair, medium dark

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SAC, SEATTLE (164~81) (P) 6/2/72

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NORJAK
00; SEATTLE

Re memo SA THOMAS J. MANNING dated 5/25/72.

On 5/26/72, a search of the area one-half nile
fron the Steelyai Bay Road on Lewis River Road was conduc-
ted by SA with negative results. No
buzzards or dead animais were sighted.

On 5/26/72, , Cowlitz County
Sheriff's Office, advised that he is familiar with the above
area and that at this tine of the year, the young buzzards
are just getting their wings and that they circle the area
of their nest testing their new wings. He also stated that
there is a great amount of aninals hit by cars and natural
kill-off in this area, and that could be the reason for
the circling buzzards. No further investigation is conten-
plated by the Longview RA in this natter.

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the following directions to that Location. % miles from the
Speelyai Bay road on the road to Cougar, Washington (lewis River
Road) there is a 2 x & stake in the ground on the left side of

the road with the numeral 34 printed thereon. Opposite this stake
on the right side of the road, a short distance from the Lewis River
Road, is the ravine where the buzzards were circling, A check
by[___] with the Multnomah County coroner revealed that if the
body of the hijacker had in fact been in that area from November,
1972 due to winter conditions and other factors the remains would
still attract birds such as buzzards,

- LEAD:

AtLongeview, Washington

. At area described above conduct appropriate
investigation to determine Location and if possible reasons for
buzzards circling the area,

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) §/25/72
SA THOMAS J. MANNING
NORJAK
On 5/25/72 SA| Portland Division, telephonical1>®
contacted the writer and advised that bzc
of the Portland PD had been in the Lake Merwin area on 5/28/72,
ladvised that he has used [
in that vicinity and noted that the night of the hijacking
the | | had reported driving on the Lewis River Road and
observing a sudden bright flash at the time the hijacker is thought
to have bailed_out, This matter was resolved by their interview,
according to[____]| which should be in Seattle file,
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man on her doorstep, who stated he represented a photography
company in the area, and had a special offer regarding a

ore | | statdd' she notedsomething very familiar »7
about the man's appearance and features, but could not immediately
place the recollection in her mind. She stated the man stood
in her doorway for'a considerable time, and seemed more interested
in talking to someone than in selling photographs. She advised
that the man was very soft-spoken and very gentle in manner; and
'recalled that he spoke of having worked for Boeing Aircraft Co,

-in the Seattle area, and of having been in the military, She
advised that the man sadd he had been married but that his wife
did something wrong to him while he was in the military, and
that he was now divorced from his wife, but had obtained custody
of his little girl. She advised the man took out his wallet and
showed her a photograph of his little girl whom he described as
being "half Spanish and half French". She stated the little
gil had a very dark complexion and dark hair, and appeared to
be approximately seven or eight years old.' She recalled the

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) §/23/72

SA|
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On 5/15/72,| L
Vancouver, Washington, advised that he is | of the
Lewis and Clark Angus Ranch, which owns property In Clark
County, Washington including a home located at
Washington. He advised that shortly

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after the first of May, 1972,| |

the residence at | |, Washington,
moved out_leaving a parachute and other personal property
cee provided the parachute to the interviewing
agent as well as executing a consent to search form for the
residence located at| , Washington.

It was deermined , by examining the parachute, |
that the parachute was not identical to the parachute used
by the UNSUB in instant matter. The manufacturer's name and
part number of the parachute provided by | was
compared to the manufacturer's name and part number of the
parachute used by the UNSUB.

No items were taken_into evidence. The parachute
was left in the custody of fo

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GAC, SEATTLE (€164-81) 5/15/72

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MORTAGIC

On instant date] |
[___]; Vancouver, Washington tele~

phonically contacted this office. | advised
that hel Lo£ the Levis & rk Baack Angus Ranch
just north of| F Washington. | | stated
that a man who has been staying at the ranch since December
with a broken back, just moved out. stated that
when he was cleaning up the room he found a parachute.

| stated that he did not have the name of the man
right on hand, but would be able to get it.

| described the man as between 30 and 40
years old, tall and slim. [| | stated that the
composit drawing of the hijacker doasn't look Like the man
that stayed at his ranch.

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) 5/17/72
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NORJAK

Sub | | source

On 5/12/72, Chief of Police TED BOURDAGE,
Kalama, Wadington, volunteered the use of his boat in
order to locate the object seen by [ |near Lake
Merwin, Washington.

A thorough examination of the south shore of
Lake Merwin was made until the location described by
was located, at which time it was determined

that the object[___]saw was the tin roof of a building
directly opposite Speeleye bay. It should be noted that
the tin roof appeared to be an object hanging in the
trees until it was clearly identified.

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Portland, Oregon, that] jwas fishing on Merwin
Lake on 5/2/72, and at that time he observed a white
object hanging in a large tree on the south side of
Lake Merwin. |further advised that|
would be available for contact _on 5/8/72, at the Union
Station, Portland, Oregon, | >
On 5/8/72, SAI |contacted bé
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Oregon, and displayed a map of Clark and Cowlitz County
tob lat which time he pinpointed the location where
he saw the white object near Merwin Dam. The trip to
Portland, Oregon, was necessary because the Portland
Field Office did not have a current map of Clark and |
Cowlitz County, Hashington.
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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) 5/10/72

SAC, PORTLAND (164-41) (P)

NORJAK

On 5/3/72, the Portlan ¢ da letter
from | Portiand,
Oregon, | | advising that , while on a fishing
trip at Take Merwin, Washington, on Thursday, 4/27/72, had

Sighted what appeared to be a white parachute hanging high
in a tall fir tree to the north.

or has ee SEoed; Won BESEIOH FET,
Portland Terminal Railroad, Union Station, Portland,

advised he would be happy to describe in detail the precise
location of his sighting, but that he would not be available
until Monday, 5/8/72.

The abo information was furnished telephonically

on 5/4/72, to SA Tongview Resident Agent,

who has made arrangements to get together with
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4/20/72

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SAC, FORTLAND (164-41) (P)

SUBJECT: WORJAEK

Re telephone conversation from Supervisor
HOWARD W. AREXDT to Portiand, 4/18/72.

SUSPECT |

Lee z, telephonically advised the
tiand Diviaion of the following information,

On 3/23/72. aa individual registered!
name ;

After staying| | for one week,| [Tert
ne or seen since. During his stay

frequentiy flashed a stack of
$0 bills and spent money freely.

[___]eupplied the following deweription of[ if

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Weight 128 pounds
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PD 164-41

Eyes Grown

Dress Tan corduroy slacks and shirt

Military service Claimed to be an Arny Paratrooper
while in the service

Babits Smoked Lucky Strike cigarettes
drank gin and yodka heavily

Due_to the vast discrepancy between the deacription
supplied for | and the NORJAK Unsub,
a new bank robbery suspects program case was opened in the
Portland Division and investigation initiated in that regard,

On 4/18/72, | | contacted at

by SA| L

AE this tine| |} #upplied an identical description of
as aet forth above, She again advised that

was definitely no wore than 5'4" in height and
Weighed approximately 125 nounds. She advised that

comment to her that he had been a paratrooper while in the
Armed Forces from 1945 to 1947, made her suspect that he could
possibly haye been the NORJAK Unsuh.

After advising of the above,[__]was displayed
ayo artist's = sketch of the NORJAK Unsub. She advised thet
facial characteristics are similar, howevar,

| Cd Ud not possibly be identical with DAN COOPER
due to the extreme difference in height and weight.

Due to the abeve, unless advised to the contrary
by the Bureau, no further inves tigs tion will be conducted
regarding as the NORJAK Unsauh,
However, investigation will continue in the Portlam! Division
concerning L-——_] under the bank robbery suspects program,

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Airtel

April 18, 1972
TO; SAG, Portland (164-41)

FROM: Director, FBI

NORJAK
00: SHATILE

Reference Bureau telephone call to Portland on
April 18, 1972.

fransmitted herevith for Portland and Seattle are two
copies of a letter dated April 12, 1972, to the Dircetor, FBI,
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| which is self-explanatory. PIC

'* Promptly contact| | acknowledge receipt of his
letter, and obtain any information he has on captioned matter and
resolve same.

Enclosures (2)

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" purchases with one of his $20°° bills.

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April 12, 1972

J. Edgar Hoover, Director
F.B.I.
Washington, D.C.

Honorable Sir:

Shortly after 6:30 P.M, on. April 10 I placed a
long distance call to the Regional Office of the
F.B.I, in Portland. The call was answered by a[__]

Jwho turned the call over to aL_____] after

Jon the Oregon Coast I recently (Mar 23) ~

}I had stated my reasons for placing the call,

Briefly, | 1 .

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|to a certain party and

this subsequent actions have raised doubts in my

mind.

(1). He carried on his person a large sum of
money-all in $2000 bills,

(2). Each time he made a purchase - no matter'
how small-such as 2 packages of cigarettes (70¢) it
was with a $20°° bill and he never spent the change
or smaller bills. Each purchase was paid with a "new'
$20°° bi11 and the pattern was repeated again.

€3) He did not want to be alone and, if he
could, would get me or someone else to make his

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5/5/72
AIRTEL AIRMAIL, REGISTERED
TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164~81)
FROM: SAC, DENVER (164-98) (BP)
SUBJECT: NORJAK
00: SEATTLE
SUSPECT: |

On 4/26/72, a confidential source in Denver,
Colorado, provided the name of | jas a

possible suspect in this matter. Source advised as follows:

Source recently learned third-hand information
through | ]

| » residence | concerning
an individual by the name of

Allegedly, | lhas recently been in the
Denver area and visited | | and allegedly was in
possession of a substantial sum of money and was traveling
by airplane and wearing expensive clothing. Allegedly,

left the stub of a bus ticket with | A
which had phone numbers written on_it_ and instructed | }

in the event anything happened to[_____—_—sidi,_ she should cail
these phone numbers.

Allegedly, L___—id|has been out of contact with
his associates for about two years and apparently first re-
appeared in about January of 1972, and showing means of
wealth.

Source stated it is his information that]
was possibly in the paratroops in either the Korean War or

Yorld War II, and has | ;
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TO «SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) DATE? 4/28/72
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: phone that one | jmay be the Hijacker. He resem~
bles a picture of artist's conception shown in a local paper
in Gig Harbor.
| l Jhas not seen[ _| for four years. The only aha
! contact she had with him was_through| Lon Pacific. bIC
Highway in Tacoma, in which |
| - He reportedly was a] | by hobby
and bulit planes, place unknown, for a living. He also
was a flying enthusiast. describes him only as age
about 40, and does not have an olive complexion (complexion
ukknown by her).
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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) iss «4/19/72
sal _ | -
NORJAK
CO: SEATTLE
RE: | [= SUSPECT © |

On_3/30/72, | 7, Tacoma. Police
Department, |, advised that he had just received
an anonymous call in which the caller stated, | |
who works at | jis D. B. COOPER.

On 3/31/72,| —__]
| Tacoma,
Washington, advised that | [has worked for
| for the past three years. | | produced the time
cards for| | covering the period November 21 - 27, 1971.

These cards. show| | was working the "swing shift," 3:30
p.m. to 11:00 p.m., November 22 ~ 24, 1971, and had. 'Thanks-
'Giving and the Gay after as holidays.

= Personal observation of] | showed nai watte he

fit the same general appearance of subject, COOPER, he appeared.

to be younger 'and had a

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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
"Memorandum

SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) DATE: March 28,1973

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SA DONALD J. STEELE

Sut .

NORJAK

On March 23, 1972] |
|, phone [ , advised th
connection with this hijacking, he worked for a two-
week period in November 1971 for lwho had "a
deal" for|

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Washington. He advised that since that time | | has
had serious financial problems and is believed now to
have gone out of business.

He advised he first made contact with this
organization in answer to an advertisement in the news-_
paper working on a commission basis which did not pay off
financially. He advised the company was listed as
[ |, Washington.

He advised this organization was | |
[on a
long term basis. He advised that|
had property [ ] and he thought possibly this
individual should be considered as a suspect _in this
matter. He pointed out that at one time[_ | indicated
to him he did not like to fly and he had never parachuted.
He stated as a result of his short term employment, ne
was

- He advised that as a result of his credit
problems, the whereabouts of| |] is unknown to him
,and he had'no idea how he could be located.

He described| Jas a white male, 35 - 40,
light complexion, very light blue eyes, and - very round

shoulders to the point of being almost a disfigurement
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It is to be noted that subject does not meet
in any way the description of the hijacker in this case
and this matter is being made only a matter of record.
No further action contemplated.

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SAC, SEATTLE April 10, 1972
SA CHARLES ©. FARRELL

NORJAK

RE:

Complainant -| |

et rae se call on Sunday morning at 5:20 A.M, from[ |

pat Seattle Office.

advised that he had recieved a call earlier
that morning from _] who kave his address as
|, Wa Said he Lives
jand is known to le

OnApril 9, 1972 SA FARRELL contacted |
He said there is nol |

} the only other | L
He also advised there is nol
| |
On April 10, 1972 SA STEELE advised that[____] had
called the Seattle office many more times on Sunday and

the information he gave differed each time. His stability
became more questio able as the calls grew more frequert.

SOURSE IS UNRELIABLE. No further action.

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FROM

MAY 1962 EOITION

GSA FPMA (At CFR) s0te13.6 ©

UNITED STATES GOMERNMENT

Memorandum
'SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) pata: 4/10/72
: sa[ | (A) |

supjeEcT: NORJAK

i ee ee erry Ps ee eae _ ON et oe ee eo ee eT eh ee ee

00; SEATTLE

On 4/8/72, several telephone calls were received
between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. from al |
(PH), who identified himself as being
and a resident of » Washington. He advised that he was
phoning from Seattle but would not give his telephone number
or address to this office.

| stated that he knew who the hijacker

of the Northwest Airliner was, He stated the hijacker was

| (PH), who is a|
| Washington. He described | as between
35 and 40 years of age, 5' 9", 155 pounds, with light-colored
hair.

He stated that he | | with
and that during the past few weeks, | Lhas told
him how he hijacked the plane. He stated that | | advised
him that he wore dark clothes the day of the hijacking and
that he carried on the plane with him parachute jump shoes
-under his overcoat and put these shoes on in the men's rest-
room. He advised that( _——sCé«dW bailed out of the airplane
from the side door over Chehalis, Washington. He advised that
|took three parachutes with him and that he buried
wo oO ne parachutes, He stated that(___] told him that
he had $300,000, | istated he has not seen the money nor
the nlstated. nor anything else associated with the hijacking.

stated thatL _——si(|]: told him that he bailed out of the
airplane at exactly 17 minutes 3 1/2 seconds out of Sea-Tac.

[_—(d| stated that[[ _]was a parachutist in Japan
during the Second World War and that he is a very knowledgable

woodsman. | Istated that he was "blowing the whistle on
because| | and that he,

was very upset of this occurrence,

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At 5:08 AM I received a telephone call froml | , bs
Washington, | | BIC
stated that he knew who the Hijacker was. He stated that
re lives in| which is a[ |
| [which is |
He stated he was | | which
e does quite often about 2% months ago and that|
TO confide dn someone_tolid him how he, | » kat was
the NORJAK hijaker. said he was an Xarmy paratrooper
and that he figured a 1itt e over 27 minutes out of Seattle
would be enough time to get near , He said he Landed b6
between | ) He barried the two shuts in bI7C

front of a chicken fara (deserted) just outside_of

he had the money in a suitcase. stated shoved
him the money and it was a suitcase full of sta $20 bills.
He said the reason he hadn't spent the money was because

he knew the bills were marked and they wouldn't be able to be

passed. He stated that is] Jhad left the suitcase with
(no_Last name given)

for safe keeping while [was away. | stated he would

not have turned | in except that | |
|. He gave Jib J
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& I than put him intouch with SA FARRELL of SE office.
While SA FARRELL was talking to| | stated he was b6
here in Seattle at the present time because he was being treated 7c
_

but was traveling back to his home in and
would arrive about 4:30 or 5:00 this PM. He gave his
# in Seattle at which I called him when he talked to SA FARRELL
as[_|which he stated as unlisted which it was. He said
the address where he was staying as|

[ ]states t ddress belongs to| } with a
phone # | He told SA FARRELL he was under the care of
a doctor at Harbor View MHBK Hospital for about 3 days.

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SAG, SEATTLE (164«81)
SPC FRANCIS E. ENTLER

NORJAK

At approximately 1:00 A.M., 4/8/72, a Seattle
telephone operator telephonically advised that she had

received an anonymous phone call from a man that identified
himself as being from a Washington, and L b6
The unidentified caller stated that he knew who the b7C

captioned skyjacker was, a man identified as iz }
who lived in | Wn, A short time later the caller
contacted this office and indicated to me that he Bnew the

identity of the hijaker.

The caller again wished to remain anonymous and stated
that the FBI was searching the wrong area in southern Washington.

He stated that the hijacker, whom he identified as b6
resides int tine, had explained the complete b7c
sequence of events to him and also xk indicated that he had
buried the money,
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4/10/72

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SAC (164-81)(P) 4/3/72

SA |

NORJAK
00: SEATTLE

SUB: Two 'S20 Bilis"

On 3/27/72, RALPH BENNIFIELD, Ex-Chief of
Police, Longview, Washington, advised that he has
received information that | |
» found two $20 Bilis on the
Rose Valley Road approximately two months ago.

A review of the/[ | Telephone
Directory revealed | |
| Washington, telephone number |

On 3/2/72,

» Washington, was telephonically contacted
at which time he advised that he would not be available
for interview until 7:30 a.m. on 3/28/72 at his place
of employment, |

On 3/28/72, | | advised that he found
two $20 bills sometime during the latter part of February

on the Rose Valley Road, 50 to 100 feet past Mulhalland.
He further advised that the two $20 bills were Folded
together when he found them and that they were lying on
the road next to some tire tracks e stated tha
contacted

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Washington, and gave | jthe serlai numbers of the

bills. He also stated that he has spent the two $20 bilis

and that he could not recall where he spent the money.

On 3/28/72, |
advised that was currently out of town and wort
be back the following day.

Attempts to contact | jwere negative
until 3/31/72 at which time he advised that he checked

the serial numbers of three $20 bills through the published

list of serial numbers taken in the Norjak and thatthe.

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NORJAK
00: SEATTLE

RE: SUSPECT |

4/3/72

On 3/28/72,|

I»

L Washington, phone |

l, current. resident

|, Washington,

advised that another resident of the |
looks exactly like the composite drawing of D. B. COOPER.

On 3/28/72,|

|was approached

by the writer of this memo at which time | provided

the following descriptive data:

| ladvised that he was currently residing
Washington. _
and provided an Oregon driver's License number

which revealed JACOB's date of birth to be| I>

height 5'8". weight 145 lbs... hair brown. eves blue,

description and physical appearance
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SAC, MOBILE (164-34) (RUC) \o%
NORJAR ( )
Re Seattle letter to Albany, 11/30/71;
Seattle airtel to Albany, 12/7/71; \
RE¢
On 3/7/72,.. ke
} Ala., DOB]

advised that while playing in a Dand, |

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about 6 weeks ago, he had occasion to meet a man calling
himself , Ala.

While playing in the band] | that he
Lived inf Ala., was a_Lormer Air Force pilot and
had been AII over the world, | described

as being a white male, 5'8" or » weighing 150 to
lbs., and wearing glasses.

He further advised that was very friendly,

spends money freely and appears to be very nervous,
| | stated that | | carries a |
nm his righ cet. |

is alleged to frequent | frequently
during the week and on weekends. He attempts to disguise
himself from time~to-time, using make-up, putty and wearing
different glasses and combing his hair differently,

had occasion to purchase a copy of the
February issue of the "National Inquirer" approximately 3
weeks ago and read an article concerning the captioned
hijacking and noticed that the composite picture of D,
COOPER was very similar to that of the man he Imew as

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SAG, SEATTLE (164-81) 3/28/72
SAC, SAN FRANCISCO (164-220) (BHC)
NORJAK

Re Los Angeles letter to Seattle, 3/20/72.
Re Suspect|

Referenced Los Angeles letter indicates that
a previous letter was written by this unknown individual
on 2/24/72 with identification of a U.S. $1 bill, Serial
Number | Yor the information of Seattle and
Los Angeles, this letter was received by San Francisco
and the unknown letter writer_described the look alike
of D. B. COOPER as living at in San Francisco

and being about 45 years of age, 160 tbs.» 5°7", of

From this description |

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puac_tocated and tuterviewe on 373772 at |
San Francisco, and was eliminated as
& suspect since he is 5'6", 155 Ibs., and was almost
completely bald with a few wisps of blond haix.

Although he did not recall his whereabouts on
11/24/71, his description does not in anyway match that

of the hijacker of captioned planec. Unless advised to
the contrary by Seattle. ho further investigation con-
cerning Suspect is being conducted at San

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3/28/72 —
AIRTEL AIR MAIL ,
'TO: «SAC, SEATTLE (264-82) ,
FROM: SAC, LOS ANGELES (164-497) (P)_ .
, 001 SEATTLE. ae , re

Re Phoenix teletype to Seattle and Los Angeles ,

On 3/27/72, |] wae interviewed at.
his place of employment, Federal Aviation Administration
(PAA), 3200 Airport Avenue, Santa Monica, California. He
advised he was employed as

| fox FAA
at instant address on the entire day 6 ce

on the same date, | |

FAA, Bante Monica, made available time and attendance
records which indicate | |was in attendance %

Jin Santa Monica from 8:15 a.s.

5:30 p.m., on the date of 11/24/71, and was given eredit
for nine hours of work that day. |

In view of the above, | does not appear to
warrant etditional investigation as al Logica) suppect' in:
thie matter., At this tine,

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9347 PM 3-24-72 NITEL WdG
TO SEATTLE (164-8!)

LOS ANGELES
FROM PHOENIX (164-189) SP

NORJAKe

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CONSIDER UNSUB DANGEROUS.

RE|

ON MARCH TWENTYTWO LAST, CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE ADVISED HE
HAD RECENTLY OBSERVED THE ARTIST'S CONCEPTION OF UNSUB IN THE
NATIONAL ENQUIRER NEWSPAPER. THE SOURCE stateD[

| ARIZONA, CLOSELY RESEMBLES THE UNSUB.

HE DESCRIBED[ | AS A WHITE MALE,

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SMOKER,

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IPRESENT WHEREABOUTS, EXCEPT. TO SAY HE PICKED UP.

APPROXIMATELY ONE YEAR AGO WHEN en

HE WAS HEADED FOR CALIFORNIA. THE ONLY PHOTO OF |

POSSESSION WAS A GROUP PHOTO WHICH FAILED TO DEPICT
WELL ENOUGH FOR ELIMINATION PURPOSES. =~

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ATTEMPTS TO SECURE AN ADEQUATE PHOTO or [Jin
"PHOENIX HAS BEEN NEGATIVE TO DATE.

_ LOS ANGELES AT| | CALIFORNIA LOCATE AND

INTERVIEW|

IN AN EFFORT TO ASCERTAIN HIS WHEREABOUTS DURING THE
PERIOD CAPTIONED HIJACKING HAD TAKEN PLACE. IF UNABLE TO
' ESTABLISK[__—| WHEREABOUTS FOR THE PERTINENT PERIOD, A

"" GURRENT PHOTO OF [__]SHOULD BE SECURED AND FORWARDED To

THE SEATTLE OFFICE FOR ELIMINATION PURPOSES,
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ATRTEL

TO:
FROM:
SUBJECT:

Colorado, advised tha
been verified from 4:00 p.m. until 12:00 midnight on
as being at work at/|

SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)

SAC, DENVER (164-98) (P)

NORJAK
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or three weeks ago I ran across the name
"D, B, Cooper" in a Grays Harbor County Superior
Court case. .

I am enclosing a copy of the return of
service which is on file 'in that case, The
original signature is still in the clerk's
file and is signed in ink,

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reported the circumstances, but finally con-
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ASAC PAUL R. BIBLER

NORJAK

On 3/9/72 jcalied from the Bureau.
He said he had had a request from| jte determine
if | | had been eliminated as a suspect in the

Norjak case since they had a letter from another Government
agency saying that that agency was going to investigate

ion an unrelated matter if it did not interfer with
the Bureau's investigation.

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him we did not have fC jas a suspect according

to our records and had no record in either the general
indices or our special indices in this case. I asked him
to let us know why[__| should be a suspect.

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as long as we did not have a current suspect by that name,
that would satisfy his inquiry.

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RE RICHMOND NITEL MARCH THREE, LAST.

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By IAIN CALDER and JACK KELLEY

A California woman who predicted four plane crashes and the

assassination of Bobby Kennedy, says she hid her uncanny ability for
years because she feared people would laugh at her.

Mrs. Arlene Adams, 52, a civilian administrator at Edwards Air

Force Base, told The ENQUIRER: "I first realized I had psychic powers
when I was a teen-ager, but people used to laugh at me. So I kept quiet

possible\"
On

year Air Force veteran, now re-
tired. Foley told The ENQUIRER
that on Jan. 2, 1966, Arlene began a
run of tragic but amazingly accurate
and detailed predictions to him
and fellow workers who helped
oversee aircraft fests at the base.
"The day after New Year's, 1966, I
stopped by Arlene's desk and she told
me she had a feeling that Gen. Irving
Branch would be jeaving Edwards and

not coming back," he said.

"Gen. Branch left the nex£ morning
on a flight up north, and a few hours
later we got word that his T-38 aircraft

was missing. Search planes were sent :
out and, since he was presumed to be *

flying over water, that's where they
started looking.

''That's when Arlene told me differ-
ently, She said she 'saw him' still
strapped in his seat, sitting upright in
the plane wreckage which wouid be
found at the edge of a grove of trees,
ad_been-sheared. off: =

"We didn't see how she could be
Tight. We thought he was coming in
over Puget Sound. But we found him
exactly as she had said — strapped
upright in his seat at the edge of a
grove of trees whose tops had been
sheared off by the plane.

"In May of that same year, she
told me she had a premonition about
the wreckage of a big white plane, and
that Col, Joseph Cotten was somehow
involved. On June 8, Col. Cotten was
flying a chase plane alongside the B-70
— which is a big, white plane — when
the B-70 went down."

Equally chilling, said Foley, was

about in a few years ago, when people began to believe it was

of the first to acknowledge Arlene' s astounding t talent was her
'boss, Col. James E. Foley, a 28- #°~

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of an X-15 and the death of one of its
test pilots,

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for the X-15, a civilian and two Air

F d-Oct her 196 feta nos p psec ee ey 2g eS
ores maiots.-Inamid-Oeioher New Predictions by Arlene Adams

VArlene said to me, 'Col. Foley, I see
that black bird (the X-15) crashing.'
And she said she saw a tall, slim
major on board.

"On November 15, the X-15 went
down with Maj. Mike Adams, a tall,
slim man, at the controls."

Foley concluded with this gripping
recollection:

"The only Negro astronaut, Maj.
Robert Lawrence, was in our training
school when Arlene told me she saw

him 'going in' (Air Force terminology [}

for a crash).
"It happened 15 days later. He was
in a two-seater F-104 that crashed on

4 Maj. Lawrence didn't."

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PSYCHIC Arlene Adams with 'models of the two Air Force planes, the
X-15 and the B-70 (right), which crashed as she predicted.

Dec. 8, 1967, The other man survived.|sixth of June that would shake the
country. But she couldn't quite see who
it was. Two months later she told
me she knew — she said it would be
Sen. Robert Kennedy."

Sen. Kennedy was shot June 5. The

Mrs. Rosalie Beyer, a friend of Mrs.
told of another prediction,

"The thing that is remembered best ; :
around here," she said at her home, following day — June 6 — he died.

'is the 1968 New Year's party when Mrs. Adams told The ENQUIRER .
we had a few friends over and the con-jat her home in Lancaster, Calif.:
versation somehow got around to ESP. | ''When I have a premonition, I don't

"That's when Arlene said that an|see it just once, but many times, each
assassination would take place on the time clearer than before."

Ted Kennedy will be elected our} with cancer of the prostate. I also see
next President, says Mrs. Arleneja separation between Jackie and him.
Adams, who correctly forecast Bobby | But there will be no other man in the
Kennedy's assassination. picture — not immediately.

"TJ see Ted Kennedy becoming our! "Within the next few months there
next President," she explained to The! will be another great earthquake in
ENQUIRER. "Our younger people are} California.
all for him. Senator Kemedy will be] "And a prominent person will be
drafted to run." kidnapped and held as hostage for the
Among her other predictions: release of Angela Davis. I definitely
"Y¥ see Aristotlé Onassis being sick| see more violence around her."

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VEIGHT TYO HUNDRED POUNDS, HAIR GRAY BROWN, WEARS MUSTACHE AND IS
HEAVY SET,

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THIS DATE, AFTER REVIEWING MEDICAL RECORDS FoR[___] ADVISED

[____}N NINETEEN SIXTYEIGHT. |
[___|SaID IT WAS HIS CONSIDERED OPINION SUCH A SHOCK AS THAT
ENCOUNTERED IN LANDING ON THE GROUND AFTER A PARACHUTE JUMP WOULD
KILL A MAN WITH THIS CONDITION. HE SAID IF BY CHANCE

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11:25AM IMMEDIATE 2-11-72 JBE
TO: LAS VEGAS

SEATTLE (164-81) _
FROM: SAN DIEGO (164-91) IP,

NORJAK '

RE SUSPECT : —_

AGENT SECRET SERVICE, SD, ADVISED THIS DATE

HE RECEIVED TELPHONE CALL FROM AN INDIVIDUAL WHO IDENTIFIED

HIMSELF As | |ON FEBRUARY TEN LAST.

ADVISED THE MAN WHO HIJACKED AN ARIPLANE AND PARA~ —_
CHUTED OVER NEVADA IS WHO IS PRESENTLY STAYING WITH

RENO,

NEVADA. RESIDENCE LOCATED BEHIND RACETRACK.

[___] STaTED HE HAS SEEN THE MONEY. [| |REFUSED TO GIVE
| TELEPHONE NUMBER FROM WHERE HE WAS CALLING, AND STATED HE DID
NOT WANT TO GET INVLOVED.

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) 2/9/72
SA JAMES T, DAVIS
NORJAK

Re Portland airtel to Seattle dated 1/5/72.

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ployed as| |
stated that he formerly was a professional sky jumper and
as a result has jumped in competition throughout the Pacific
Northwest and to a degree throughout the United States,
| lstated that he was driving through Vancouver, Washing-=
ton |when he heard of the sky jacking and
has subsequently taiked to EARL GOSSET, the individual from
Issaquah, Washington, who furnished the parachutes given to

the sky jacker. stated that he has tried to think b6
of any individual that he is acquainted with that sky dives b7C
that would fit the description of the sky jacker, but has
not besn able to think of anyone. stated that sky

jumping has become a popular sport and is taught in many areas
and, thersfore, a large number of individuals know how to
sky dive.

was furnished a composite photograph and b6
description of tha sky jacker to observe to determine if the b7C
description fit anyone he is acquainted with and advised that
the dsscription and composite photograph are not familiar to
him.

[__|stated that if in the event he doss ascertain bé6
any information that might be of benefit in attempting to b7C

identify the sky jacker, he will immediately notify a i
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1/19/72

AIRTEL
TOs SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM: SAC, PHOENIX (164.100) (P)
NORJAK
00: SEATTLE

CONSIDER UNSUB DANGEROUS,

Enclosed for Seattle are two copies of Phoenix memo
of SA| » dated 1/17/72, which may possibly b6
refleet information concerning captioned matter. b7C

Any further investigation based on information
contained in the above~stated memo is being Left to the
diseretion of Office of Origin.

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FROM

SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL FORM nO. 16

MAY 1042 LOFTON .
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UNT TED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

- SAC, PHOENIX (164.100 (e% pate: 1/17/72

; SA| |

vont,

CONSIDER THE UNSUB DANGEROUS,

RePXmemo of SA| |; dated

12/15/71.

Details of the hijacking as well as artists'
conception of Unsub circulated in the Yuma area with
negative results.

Details of hijacking as well as artists'
conception of Unsub circulated in Parker, Arizona, area
and Yuma County Sheriff's Office, Parker, Arizona, advised
of the following:

On 11/12/71, a two engine airplane with one man
spent three days in Parker, Arizona. The Unsub flew at
night only. Yuma County Sheriff's Office deputies advised
that he had] [in
the plane. Deputies advised that he had been met by a
Plymouth stationwagon with a woman and two men with
Washington State License plates. Deputies advised that
the plane had come in from| |, Washington, from
| » The credit
card used in the Parker area by the Unsub was #
and the identification number on the plane was| L
The pilot of the plane was described as follows:

Hair light in color
Veight 170
Height

6'1
Name Ld (Env)

Sheriff's deputies were again shown the artists'
conception of the Unsub with negative results. The artists'
conception was taken to the Parker Airport and shown to —
personnel at that establishment with negative results. ~~
They all replied that the artists' conception was not, the. ~

person in the plane. : ib i 3) ~ $025

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Company, Seattle, Washington, Furnished the attached list of
names. He said these individuals were those which he was able
to identify as being in some manner connected with past

tests and experiments at The Boeing Company dealing with the
suitability of the Boeing 727 air craft as it pertained to

its use in the dropping of cargo and/or personnel.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

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TO :

OPTIONAL FORM NO 10 wre
MAY 1961 EDITION
OSA GEN, AEG. NO, 27

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Memorandum

SAC SEATTLE «164-81

'SA RICHARD AVERY DYER

FROM ot

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NORJAK

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Washington diclosed the name of | as a xX \ ee
person whom he thought could have possible been the subject in
this case, ,

Zt was determined through morning reports that —_

was: present for duty during November 23, 24, 25th, 1971. He is
described as being 5'6 in height and about 145 pounds.
In view of his being on duty, and his physical description

in not similar to the UNSUB in this matter, no further inquiry °

is being made in this regard.

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. TOs SEATTLE (164-81)

FROM: PORTLAND (164-41) (P) IP

NORJAK | ,
PICTURES SHOWN TO WITNESSES

RE LOS ANGELES AIRTEL TO SEATTLE, JANUARY TEN, SEVENTY TWO,
CHICAGO TELETYPE TO. DIRECTOR AND OTHERS, DECEMBER TWENTY EIGHT,
SEVENTY ONE, AND SACRAMENTO AIRTEL TO SEATTLE, JANUARY FOURTEEN,
SEVENTY Ty. ,

WITNESSES | | NORTHWEST
AIRLINES, PORTLAND, OREGON, VIEWED PICTURES ON JANUARY SEVENTEEN,

SEVENTY TuO, OF | |

|, AND DID NOT RECOGNIZE

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ANY AS HIGHJACKER. ae
AM COPIES SACRAMENTO, CHICAGO, AND LOS ANGELES.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO, f¢

UNITED STATES G RNMENT '
Memorandum
TO =: File (164-81) pate: 1/11/72
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he instalicd new rhone service for suspect. He stated suspect had
just moved into tis arartnent, had all new furniture, raid 6 months,
rent in advonce and rentioned several tires that noney was no orject
wth hin. [-__]stated he sw the xktxk artist concert'on of s»pject
in the newsraper and thorhgt susfect resenbled subj ct.

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Washington. telephone | }

SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
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POSSIBLE SUSPECT

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tacted the writer to advise that he awoke one morning last
week with the thought that| | whom he knew some
18 to 20 years ago in the U. 8S. Navy, might _be a likely
suspect in instant case. [__|said thatL____| has long
time expérience as a parachute rigger and a jumper and was

b Catifornia, in 1950 and

1951. He said this was an|

| and

|} He said that is

a eccentric person, is a man who has very definite ideas

and who Was an extremely good parachuté

[J continued thatL___]

rigger and jumper.

Left the Navy about

1954 at the end of his enlistment and went to work for[____]

[somewhere in the Los Angeles, California,

area, working in | . He said that[___|had
Some very excellent design ideas and probably continued to

work in this area.
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continued that he has

18 or 19 years and does not know why he

mind as a possible suspect in this case.

not seen[_i in
suddenly came to his
He said that he had

seen the artist's conception earlier, but that for some reason

on this particular morning, [___] came
a likeness to the artist's conception.

to mind and there is
He said that at that

time[__Jwas to the best of his recollection, deseribed as

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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10
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UNITED ..STATES GOVERNMENT

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TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) DATE: 1/7/72

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NORTHWEST AIRLINES

FLICHT 305
PORTLAND TO SEATTLE,
11/24/71
, CAA ~ HIJACKING; EXTORTION .
00 :SEATTLE
BUFile 164-2111

On 12/13/71 photographs of the individuals Listed bé
below C€except that of ROBERT HAMMOND KEELY which was p7c
shown on 11/29/71) were shown tol N
He advised that he could not identify any of these
suspects as being identical with instant hijacker based ~
solely on the photograph provided.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO 10
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SA] |

UNKNOWN SUBJECT;
NORTHWEST AIRLINES
FLIGHT 305

PORTLAND TQ SEATTLE,
11/24/71
CAA = HIJACKING ;
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_On 7/6/72]

| Seattle, Washington was shown

@ group Of photographs which are indicated below.
This witness could not identify any of these suspects
as being identical with instant hijeeker based solely

on the provided photo.

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AIRLINES ** 6 |

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THEY ADVISED NONE OF THESE ENDIVIDUALS ARE IDENTICAL OR
SIMILAR IN APPEARANCE TO UNSUB S §

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TO: SEATTLE 164-81 AND SAN FRANCISCO
FROM: CHARLOTTE 164-181 3P

NORJAK OOs

RE: SUSPECT |

RE JACKSONVIL
FIVE, SEVENTY Two.

FOR INFORMATION OF RECEIVING OFFICES REFERENCED
COMMUNICATION ADVISED AS FOLLOWS:

E TO CHARLOTTE DATED JANUARY

"ON. THIS DATE,|

AT FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY, TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA, ADVISED

THAT WHILE ON CHRISTMAS BREAK HE TALKED TO}

» WHITE

MALE, THIRTY TO THIRTY FIVE YEARS OLD, WHO IS EMPLOYED AT

) NEW BERN, Ne ce[ |

RELATED TO HIM THAT[__]WAS IN THE SERVICE wiTH aA[___|

WHO WAS AN AIRBORNE RANGER. ACCORDING TO

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HAD MENTIONED TO HIM ABOUT PULLING OFF A JOB WITH A HELICOPTER.

[_] RELATED THAT THE DESCRIPTION OF[__| MATCHED THE

DESCRIPTION OF THE CAPTIONED HIJACKER. [| INFORMED
| |CURRENTLY RESIDES AT|

|, CALIFORNIA.
"CHARLOTTE AT NEW BERN PROMPTLY CONTACT| |To
OBTAIN ADDITIONAL INFOR RE[___]AND THEREAFTER SET OUT
APPROPRIATE LEADS."

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NEW BERN, Ne Ce, CONTACTED BY BUREAU AGENT. ADVISED
HE SERVED IN Us Se ARMY, | |

[ «BETWEEN NINETEEN FIFTY AND NINETEEN FIFTY FIVE.
DURING THE KOREAN WAR. [|__| STATED ONE LA

b WAS ALSO IN HIS OUTFIT AND REPORTEDLY

RESIDED AT

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[_]1S DESCRIBED AS A WHITE MALE, AGE| F

FIVE FEET NINE TO TEN INCHES, ONE SEVENTY TO ONE EIGHTY POUNDS,

WITH LIGHT BROWN HAIR. [ _—'| STATED HE HAS NOT COMMUNICATED
WITH[ __—sJ IN FIVE TO TEN YEARS. HE STATED SPOKE OF
BECOMING A SMOKE JUMPER WHEN HE WAS DISCHARGED. [___|STATED

HAS FIRST TWO INITIALS IDENTICAL TO HIUJACKER, AND
FITS GENERAL DESCRIPTION. —

ALTHOUGH[ __]STATED HE KNOWS OF NO CRIMINAL RECORD FOR
[| HE ADVISED THAT[__] DURING NUMEROUS BARRACK
CONVERSATIONS DID TALK OF USING A HELICOPTER ON THE JOB;
HOWEVER ,[__——sJFEELS THATL___] WAS JUST RUNNING HIS MOUTH.
| [-*|staTed HE WAS IN CALIFORNIA THREE MONTHS AGO AT
wnt TINE HE ATTEMPTED TO LOCATEL __] AT THE ABOVE

/ "RESIDENCE AND WAS TOLD THAT[ _—sd| NO LONGER RESIDED THERE.

IN VIEW OF THE ABOVE CIRCUMSTANCES, LEAD TO DETERMINE
WHEREABOUTS OF| JON DATE OF HIJACKING LEFT TO

DISCRETION OF 00,
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12/30/71

AIRTEL AIRMAIL

TO: SAC, SEATTIE (164-81)
FROM: SAC, PORTIAND (164-41) (P)

SUBJECT; UNSUB, aka
Dan Cooper;
Northwest Airlines
Flight 305
Portland to Seattie
11/24/71
CAA »- HIJACKING; EXTORTION
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¥D-302s of investigation conducted regarding suspect

Enclosures are furnished for Seattle for any

further investigation as deemed appropriate by the Seattie
Division,

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FO-302 (REV. 3-17-69} s . @
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Date. December 29, 197)

A white male approached SA |
-at the Sandy Hut, 1430 NE Sandy, Portland, and gave his

name as| } and stated that he was employed
'. by the Portiand Police Department, L_
stated thatL _—sJarrived at the Sandy Hut roxi-~
_]

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{identified as the driver, | [
[came In. According tol _ |

[___|stated that he had come into the Sandy
*Hut shor A i¢ which time he had gone
off duty

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He noticeaL___| who,[__|felt, bore a

marked resemblance to the composite picture 6Z the
skyjacker and kept him under observation until the
arrival of the FBI Agents.

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this document contalns nelther recommendations nor conclustons of the FBL tt is the property of the FB and Is looned to your agdhcy;

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tity of the interviewing Agent, and also that the inter-
view was regarding the hijacking and extortion on Nov-
ember 24, 1971. Thereafter,| ] furnished
the following information:

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on December 29, 1971, by one |, whom she b7C
had paid for his services as a driver, |

had i of picking up one[_
who had previously come to Portiand.

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worked for] } whom she addressed as
at least four different time, for a period of three years.
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and was again advised that no one was under arrest, and b7c
she was also readvised that this inquiry was concerning
the above mer 8
Stating that,
| | she stated that
. she had had | At
that point, she ordered and began to consume another drink.
. [ | was asked for identification; and b6 ;
stated that it was outside in her car. SA ] b7c
accompanied her to her automobile where she pro- |
uced a Washington Driver's License number] Fi
which expires on] |. The license contained
a photograph of f and reflected the following
information:
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what time he left his office, but that she could consult
his appointment book and determine the hour of his de-
parture. .

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as| | and stated that she had no home telephone. BIC
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SAULIE was being questioned by SA| L ' be.
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FD-302 {REV, Yeard9} @ : @

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Dote__ December 29, 1971

l |was contacted at Sandy Hut Bar
and Restaurant, 1430 N.E. Sandy Boulevard. He was immediately
advised of the identity of the interviewing agents by SA
. He was advised that he was being con-

tacted regarding an official investigation being conducted
by the Portland Division of the Federal Bureau of Investiga—
tion (FBI) pertaining to the hijacking of a Northwest Boeing
airliner from Portland to Seattle on November 24, 1971,

was advised by SAL___|]that it had been
called to the attention of the FBI in Portland that he had
been passing a large amount of currency and had been identi-
fied by an off-duty Portland Police officer in the Sandy mut
Bar and Restaurant as resembling the composite photograph
of the unknown subject in this hijacking, Thereafter PD
advised as follows;

"J and jin the Portland area from
White Salmon, Washington, |

. X am aware of the Federal statutes and wiil be filing
a fa

se arrest suit as a result of being questioned by FBI
Agents,"

Oo was advised by SA[____|that he was not
being detained in any manner and was not obliged to be in-
terviewed by Agents of the FBI if he was not desirous of
interview. Thereafter furnished the following as

identification:
Washington driver's license No, | ]
in name of | |, address |
, Wash-

ington, showing date of birth as]

Federal Aviation Administration pilot's License
wo.L___]as follows:

On.__— 12/29/71 oa. Portiand, Oregon rites 164-41 : of
SE 164-81 -

by

SA
SA SRR/gie Date dictaled 12/23/71

this documant contains nelther recommendations nor conclusions of the FBT, It Is the property of the FBI and Is loaned to your agency;
It and iis contents are not to be distributed outside your agancy,

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Home address |
, washington

Height 68 inches
Weight 155 pounds
Hair Brown
Eyes Green
Date of birth L
Washington Trial Lawyers Association card in
name of| __| stating on card b6
that | |was presently a member in good b7c
standing of the Washington Trial Lawyers Asso-
ciation,

advised that he was a licensed private pilot, b6
owned his own airplane, described as a stunt model, As an b7C
additional vocation he was a practicing stunt pilot, as

] In addition, he was an experienced parachutist

and had made 28 free-fall jumps in connection with his soccu~
pation and hobby of private pilot.

He felt that "D, B, COOPER should be given a medai"
for being able to successfully hijack the Northwest airliner
and obtain in excess of $200,000 in so doing. His training
would certainly qualify him to be able to successfully hijack
and parachute from a plane such as D, B, COOPER, whoever he
was, had been able to do,

He could not recall specifically his location or the

events as they transpired on November 23 and 24, 1971. He

could not recali if he was at home| | b6
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Day and advised that this information regarding his location

and activities on November 23 and

24, 1971, could be obtained
from his appointment book as kept | L

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FD-302 (REV. 3-17-69) @ ( «
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Date December 29, 1971

jn

Oregon, telephone | , was interviewed at the
Sandy Hut Restaurant, 1430 N.E, Sandy Boulevard,

regarding his association with| b
who resembled "D,B, COOPER,"

| | advised he was hitchhiking to the

|, where he is employed]

At approximately 7:00 a.m., a vehicle driven
by stopped to pick him up and offered
$20 to] [to take her to Portland to meet with[__]
| |stated this was
the first time he had met with | jand was offered
a $100 bill for his trouble,

The following descriptive information was
obtained through observation and interview:

' Name
Date of birth
Place of birth
Height ofa
Weight 160 ~- 165 pounds
Hair | , Dark brown with beard and
mustache
Eyes Brown
Social Security
Number

It should be noted[___ J was asked by
to take her to Portland because of icy road conditions.

itand is contents are noi to be disiribuled outside your agency,

42/29/73, Portland, Oregon Files PD 164-41
f SA] [/ikdd Date dictated 12/29/71
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FURNISHED INFO ON DECEMBER TWO NINE SEVENTY ONE THAT SUSPECT WAAS
SPENDING LARGE AMOUNT OF MONEY AT SANDY HUT BAR AND RESTAURANT,
' ONE FOUR THREE ZERO NeE. SANDY, PORTLAND. SUSPECT RESENBLED COM-
POSITE OF HIJACCKER$ SUPPOSEDLY ADVISED POLICE OFFICER THAT HE WAS
LICENSED PILOT AND PARACHUTE JUMPER.
SUSPECT CONTACTED AT HUT BAR, WAS IN STATE OF EXTREME INEBRIA-
TION, UNCOOPERATIVE, FURNISHED AS IDENTIFICATION WASHINGTON DRIVERS
LICENSE NO» l IN NAME| lL ADDRESS B6
| WASHINGTON.
ADVISED ANDD FURNISHED IDENTIFICATION AS MEMBER OF WASHINGTON TRIAL
LAWYERS ASSOCIATION. FURNISHED DOB | be
[5 Pos] lo FURTHER DESCRIBED AS WHITE MALE,
FIVE FEET EIGHT, HUNDRED FIFTY FIVE POUNDS, BROWN EYES, WEARS |
GLASSES, HAIR GRAYING, AN FAA PILOT LICENSE NO,

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| |FEATURES ARE IN VARIANCE WITH ARTISTS SKETCH AS , —_
-FoLLowss [(__]HAS FULLER CHEEKS, BROADER END OF NOSE, LARGER
MOUTH, HAIR IS FULL ON TOP BUT RECEDES. :
SUSPECT STATED HE WAS IN PORTLAND, CELEBRATING |

| | ADDRESS —
WASHINGTON, AND Al
[_|, orecon, | ~
[| ADVISED HE HAD DRIVEN VEHICLE FoR| P
TO PORTLAND TO PICK UP SUSPECT. HAD NO KNOWLEDGE OF
SUSPECT | IPREVIOUS TO BEING PAID BY SUSPECT AND|

FOR TRIP IO PORTLAND,
SUSPECT STATED DURING INTERVIEW HE COULD NOT RECALL HIS EXACT
LOCATION ON NOVEMBER TWO THREE OR TWO FOUR LAST, COULD BE VERIFIED

THROUGH REVIEY OF HIS APPOINTMENT BOOK KEPT| | STATED PS
HE WAS] l RESIDING AT ADDRESS
ON WDL.

BARTENDER INTERVIEWED, ADVISED SUSPECT HAD BEEN IN BAR SINCE
NENE Aofley HAD BROKEN FOUR ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR BILLS, CASH REGISTER
VOID OF ANY TWENTY DOLLAR BILLS FOR DAY*S RECEIPTS.
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AIRTEL

TO
FROM H
SUBJECT:

telephonically to the effect that one|
was capable of being considered a suspect in this
This individual_advised that |

matter,
currently

SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
SAC, DENVER (164~98)(P)

NORJAK
00: SE

12/30/71

The Denver Office received information

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employed as a

Colorado, and_is an expert parachutist with over
as reportedly a licensed

1800 jumps. | Jw 2)

who had been high-

lighted in articles of the "Parachutist" Magazine.
This source also indicated that|
in the vicinity of Portiand, Oregon, and was in the
Portland area at the approximate time of instant

hijacking.

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was born |

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eyes.
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Brg,

Leave from|

11/15/71 through 12/271,

was admitted to

Further_investigation determined that | |

» Colorado Springs,

He

} and is described
165 pounds, brown hair, blue

It was further determined that|

| was

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12/23/71
AIRTEL AIRMAIL
TO: BAC, SEATTLE (16481)

FROM: =» SAC, BUTTE (164-26) (P)

'Reuretrtel to Albany, 12/7/71.

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12/29/71

ATRTEL

TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM: BAC, ANCHORAGE (164~59)(P)
SUBS; WORJACK

. Xnclosed for Seattle Division are the original
and 3 copiea of an insert reation

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SE 164-81
SHE -gal

RE: 8

ormation Furnished by)
Anchorage, Alaska

On Recember 23, 1O71 Investigator |

L
Anchorage Police Department, Anchorage, — i
advised SA ROBERT H. TOBER |

presently in —

He advised that A

ating

That one

something said
of an aircraft.

nad made : telep
name unknown, on December 3, i
in Texas, possibly Houston,

phone @

was r asked

L__]
told him that his father, |

re

to his is father,
father was someplace
that[_ J repeated

hia uncle parachuting out
reported that when the telephone call
wyatt was said,

alleses

someplace in Texas, had tntormed him that Aié
wicle was the individual who comnitted the hijacking see

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told

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father knows

allegedly
identity of the peraon but has done nT ANS about it,
[__ |father allegedly sald that his uncle, the one inyolved,

is a dope addict,

advised SA

a BUpTAa,

from Ketchikan, Alaska who In the past Tew wens id Cane eP
| iz | and was

State of Alaska,

recently re. « smmediately follow

Sa Da-boHds whereabouts
out Of bond. Teabouts are

On Decenber ars 1971 |

[supervised by the
bee:

and had
# release (|
ntiy

end is prese

| |, Anchorage » wee Interviewed by SA/ §

He advised he met in the State of Alaska

a
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WROGS TP PLAIN .
342 PM NITEL 12-29-71 BLY
TO CLEVELAND

SEATTLE (164-81)
LOS ANGELES (164-497)
FROM TAMPA (264-110)2P

NORJAK. OO SEATTLE.

' RE LOS ANGELES NITEL TO CLEVELAND, SEATTLE AND TAMPA
DECEMBER TWO EIGHT LAST.

RE SUSPECT ALBERT NELSON FAULKNER, AKAs

INVESTIGATION CONDUCTED AT PALMETTO, FLA., DETERMINED
FROt| | WHO CLAIMS TO BE |
THAT SHE HAS HAD VERY LITTLE CONTACT WITH FAULKNER, HOWEVER,
SHE INDICATED THAT
YOULD KNOW WHEREABOUTS. INTERVIEWED, ADVISED THAT HE
RECEIVED 'CALL FROM FAULKNER THIS AeMe, ADVISING THAT HE
WAS STAYING AT THE BOQ AT CORONADO NAVAL BASE, SAN DIEGO, -
CALIF ADVISED FAULKNER HAD BEEN LIVING WITH]

| TAMPA. INTERVIEWED,

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9956 PM NITEL 12/28/71 DAB
TO CLEVELAND (1642
SEATILE (164-81)
TAMPA (164~
FROM LOS ANGELES (164-497)

NORSAK

RE SUSPECT ALBERT NELSON FAULKNER, AKAc

ON DECEMBER SIXTEEN LAST,| | LASO, ADVISED
ALBERT NELSON FAULKNER RESEMBLES ARTIST'S CONCEPTION OF
HIJACKERe FAULKNER, FBI NUMBER FOUR TWO NINE TWO FIVE ZERO
TWO, CLAIMS TO BE RETIRED WAVAL COMMANDER, EXPERT SCUBA DIVER,
AND "SKYDIVER. )

REVIEW LOS ANGELES INDICES REVEALED IN DECEMBER SEVENTY,
AN IMPERSONATION INVESTIGATION, LOS ANGELES FOUR SEVEN-ONE
ZERO EIGHT SIX TWO, WAS CONDUCTED CONCERNING SUSPECT AND
RESULTED IN DECLINATION BY USA. FAULKNER, AKA HERMAN TEREBA,
SONNY, Aode SERINKO, JACK FAULKNER, DESCRIBED AS WHITE MALE,
BORN MAY TWELVE, TWENTYTHREE, DENVER, COLORADO, FIVE FEET
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OFTIONAL FORM NO. fo
May 3062 EDITION

a ostsrmn {i crn) 16t-11.6 @

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TO : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) DATE: 12/15/71
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.

After reading about the skyjacking and seeing a sketch of

the suspect I think I have a good lead for the authorities.

suspicions are based on the following:
He resembles the sketch.
He knows a lot about planes.
He has done a lot of sky diving.
He would have the nerve to do it.
He has served time at Monroe.
x _ He has lots of connections everywhere.

I don't even know his last name, but he

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when I knew him he worked at the

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ago. | XL think he worked at the|

" that time.

His first name isl |

|in Seattle since

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) 12/22/71

SA RUBAIYAT 8, CASTELLO

NORJAK
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at the Seattle Office and demanded to gee SAC MILNES.

Ho was interviewed by SA CASTELLOW in the In-
terview Room.

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taiked to Mr, MILNES and had indicated to him that he would b7C
advise him the identity of the hijacker for $16,000 in ad-
vance, | __—siiwas convineed to discuss tho matter with
SA CASTELLOY.

He stated that before furnishing any information,
he desired to be known he needs $10,000 to attend law
school,

He explained -that he is a ] b6

| and that on Friday night, December 10, bIC
L972, At approximately midnight he picked up a passenger in

downtown Seattic, That individual was drunk. During con-

vorsatinn with the individual, | |Zearned that the

individual was a sky-diver and had made approximately 75

jumps. Fuxsthor, he isa motorcycle enthusiast and is pare

ticularly fond of tho trail bikes that he rides through the

woods.

then concluded that an individual who is b6
both a sky-diver and a motorcycie enthusiast could well be b7C
identical with the hijacker. Hoe concluded this because he
could have left his trail bike in the area where he intended
to parachute from the plane and thereby make his getaway on
the trail bike.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 '
_. MAY 192 EDITION
GSA FRMR (41 CPR} 101-11.6 .

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum
TO } SAC, SBATTLE (164-81) pate: 12/22/71
FROM : SA| | : b6
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SUBJECT: NORJACK
On 12/22/71 SA lexbibited photographs of the b6
following persons, with throw downs, To b7C
| } C and C Paints, 5221 Ballard Avenue N.W., Seattle, who
elliminated each person.
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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) 42/21/72
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on 12/13/71, | _—bGravs Harbor =.
County SO, Montesano, Washington, advised that |
of GHCSO| » Pacific Beach, Washington, reported
that a friend, | }at Pacific Beach, had seen a man

who looked like the "hijacker." axe This man mentioned hating
the Beeing Company and he also said he ae need any money.

She furnished his license number as being which was regis-
- tered to | | lympia, Wash.

| On 12/14/71, ] ] | Pacific Beach, °°
Washington, advised that] Jat 7°

the Spot Tavern and Surf House, Pacific Beach, was the person
furnishing the above mentioned information. ;

"Also on 12/24/91, | — b6

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were in The Spot Tavern, and one of them mentioned

-he hated the Boeing Company and then later said he didn't _
need money. She said because of these statements she felt ne

might be the "hijacker."..She described this man as being a
white male, about 35 years old, 5710", 165#, slender build,
light brown hair, blue eyes, and fair' complexion. She was shown
"the composite sketch of the "hijacker" and she stated it did ;
not resemble the man she had seen since the man she saw definitely
had a very full head of hair.

PTS
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u@zp STATES DISTRICT coum /
WESTERN PISTRICT OF WASHINGTON
PROBATION OFFICE

J. ELDON MINCKS 335 U.S. POST OFFICE
TACOMA 98402
P. © BOX 1870 .
123 U.8, COURTHOUSE . . 206-388-2861, EXT. 307, 311

SEATTLE 9611
206-683-7433

December 20, 1971

-Mr. Earl Milnes , —

Special Agent in Charge

Federal Bureau of Investigation

1015 2nd -
Seattle, Washington

ATTENTION: (Don Steele

Dear Mr. Steele:

_ t am forwarding a picture of| | as b6
earlier agreed. BIC

According to our records 'subject is agel_ I born __
in San Luis Obispo, California, has dark brown hair, hazel
eyes, dark complexion, 5'130" and approximately 200 pounds.

In my opinion, the enclosed photograph suggests he was
heavier than when | saw him last, that is late September
of this year. -

If | can be of further assistance, please advise.
, : Sincerely yours,

J. ELDON MINCKS, Chief
U. S. Probation Officer

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. t¢
MAY 1962 TOITION a

GSA FeMR {at CHAR} 101-11.8
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TO : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) DATE: 12/45/71
FROM: Sal
SUBJECT: NORJAK
Attached is information furnished by | F

| Jthe SEATTLE POST INTELLIGENCER which information
was received by him under the POST TINTELLIGENGER Secret
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OPTIONAL FORM HO. 10
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telephonically furnished the following information:

On instant date, ant individual appeared at their office
and advised that he saw ans individtal that appeared to be
identical to the hijacker's description. The individual appearing
at the office refused to give his hame because he isafriendx of

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SUBJECT: NORJAK

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TOs SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)

FROM: SAC, LOS ANGELES (164-497) (P)
SUBJECT: NORZAK 7

Re Los Angeles teletypes to Seattle, dated 11/26/71
and 12/2/71. °

RE SUSPECTS |

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California, previously advised that] jhad once
stated| he could hijack a plane.
[acquaintance of about L_]
years ago.
On 12/6/71, | was interviewed and an

artist's sketch of Unknown Subject was displayed to him, He
advised| ____]dia not resemble in any way the artist's
sketch. Lt was further ascertained that | | was[ _] years
of age inl Jand his current age would be about[_ years of
age.

, Los Angeles County Sheriff's Office,
previously furnished information that one| jwas an

avid sky diver and type of character to pull a hijack. He
stated jis] ]

would be the person who could furnish information concerning
} He added he had not seen[___] personally for years.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 1¢
MAY 1981 EDITION
GZA FeMR (4 CHR) 101-088

UNITED STATES GOM@™@NMENT) @

Memorandum ..

SAC, SEATTLE sien)

TO a "bar: ) "s/n )

FROM : _§A ROBERT H. wick os - Sb. b

NWA HIJACK

a weet

cogisy December 15. 1971, "ALMON DE GRAW, P.: 6s. Bex '205, Bucoda,
Washington, appeared at 'the Olympia RA to state that he had a

device by which he ceuld lLecate the money involved in this case.

Mr, DE GRAW is obviously a mental case and in spite of effering
to demonstrate his devining devi consisted of an Alka

Selgser bottle attached to a chain, he was ushered out of the RA.

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19:46 PXAM URGENT 12-16-71 Lda

TO: SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM: PORTLAND (164-41) 2P

NORJAK |
WITNESS® | .

ON DECEMBER FIFTEEN, SEVENTY ONE, L DATE
OF BIRTH | JINMATE, MC NEIL ISLAND FEDERAL

PENITENTIARY, INTERVIEWED AT U.S. MARSHAL'S OFFICE, PORTLAND. HE
WAS APPROACHED BY UNKNOWN HOMOSEXUAL IN SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA,

IN DECEMBER, NINETEEN SEVENTY, WHO, WITH A SECOND HOMOSEXUAL,

INTRODUCED HIM TO UNKNOWN MALE WHO ASKED[ [IF HE KNEW How TO
PARACHUTE AND IF HE WANTED TO PARTICIPATE IN HIJACKING AN AIRPLANE.

DECLINED »

TWO HOMOSEXUALS DESCRIBED AS WHITE MALES, APPROXIMATELY SIXTY
TO SIXTY FIVE YEARS. -UNSUB WHO MADE OFFER DESCRIBED AS WHITE MALE,

_ EARLY FORTIES, FIVE FEET SEVEN INCHES, ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY POUNDS,

IBROWN HAIR, EYES

BELIEVED CONNECTED WITH GAMBLING OPERATIONS IN NEVADA. [| SAW
UNSUB IN LAS VEGAS, NEVADA IN b BELIEVES HIS

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SAC, SEATTLE

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(164-81)

SA ROBERT H. WICK

NORJACK

On December 13, 1971, |
contacted the writer and suggested the name of)
as e possible suspect in this matter. |
changed his name and is known[__

12/15/71

ol ia

recently

helécopter around the Olympia area. | | could not be any
more specific, but wanted to pass along the information.

On December 14, 1971, |
| changed_his name tol

| Olympia Credit Bureau,

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| He resides |

Olympia.

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These License when

|, Olympia.
hown as , which
subject of this case.
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There is no explanation to this in file.

—~on peeddbee 1 15, 1971,|

DMV, Olympia, made avaidable

| Drivers Licenses,

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obtained showed them Living at

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S17 PM NITEL 12=13+71 KdH
TO DIRECTOR (164-2111)

SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM DALLAS (164-191) iP

NORJAK
RE CINCINNATE TELETYPE TO BUREAU DATED DECEMBER THREE, LAST.

| He E. WHITE GRAIN COMPANY, bs
WASHBURN, TEXAS, WAS INTERVIEWED UPON HIS RETURN TO CITY ON

DECEMBER TEN, LAST, AND SHOWN ARTIST*S CONCEPTION OF SUBJECT IN

THIS CASE. ADVISED THAT HE COULD NOT RELATE THIS CONCEPTION
WITH ANY PERSON THAT HE HAD EVER KNOWN OR ANYONE WHO MIGHT HAVE -
BEEN IN pre

| | HE ADVISED THAT HE HAD NO IDEA WHOL |
[__]MIGHT BE THINKING ABOUT. NO FURTHER ACTION BEING TAKEN

'DALLAS RE SUSPECT. P.

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TOs DIRECTOR (164-2111)
SEATTLE (164-81)

FROM: PORTLAND (164-41) ap

NORJAK

' RE BUREAU TELETYPE TO PORTLAND DATED DECEMBER THIRTEEN,

SEVENTYONE.
SUSPECT | b

ON NOVEMBER TWENTYFIVE, SEVENTYONE, SUSPECT

INTER~

VIEWED AT

OREGON, BY OFFICER | | SHERIFF*S OFFICE.

[_______] ADVISED THAT THE SUSPECT, BORN | |
LOOKS HIS AGE AND-COULD NOT BE IDENTICAL WITH THE HIJACKER.
SUSPECT ARRESTED| l, FOR | | -
| |BY OFFICER SHERIFF'S

OFFICE, ARREST NUMBER

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ALSO STATES THAT SUSPECT DEFINITELY DOES NOT FIT DESCRIPTION OF

HIJACKER «
[_]1s DESCRIBED AS WHITE, MALE, AG | SIX FOOT 6 |
ONE INCH, ONE| |PounDS,| _— JEYES, SHORT BROWN HAIR,
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GGA GEN. REG, NC. 27

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

. OPTIONAL, FORM NO. 10 1106-03. / '
MAY 182 EDITION

Memorandum
TO SAC, SEATTLE (164.81) (CP) DATE: 12/13/71
FROM : SA THOMAS J, MANNING

SUBJECT: NORJAG

Attached letter received at Woodland, Washington on 12/13/71.
No information on sender,

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' so T can get the Federats into this
whole mess or ¥ am a dead duck.
If you give me the money and the 4
parachutes, I will come down just
where it can be linked to me and will

* thank you for your hospitality,

: WANTED — Artist's drawing
depicts man hunted as hijacker
who commandeere jetliner -
and escaped with $200,000

* ransom by parachuting front ,

plane en route to Reno, Nev.
Sheey in Part 1, Pegs & fs] Wirephote

SUSPECT SOUGHT
Artist's rendering de

nection with kidnaping of Maureen Michelle Hatten:

picts suspect sought in con-

Woodland Washington

The F.B.I.

, daughter of Mr. anct Mrs, Maurice Hattem, 18515
Chatsworth St., Northridge, Teenager was abducted
in Hemet area more than week ago, Suspect is white,
35 to 40 years old, 6 feet, 210 pounds, has dark thinn,
ing hair, long sideburns. Nose appears to have been

roken at one time. Last seen Wearing dark Sweater,
blue jeans, boots, he drove tan, four-wheel drive Ve-
hicle with hard top. Persons having information
should telephone sheriff's Station in Hemet, (714)
658-3145 or PBL

a 'am . aor:
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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 16
MAY 102 COITION

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT ©
Memorandum |
TO = SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) DATE: 12/14/71
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SUBJECT: UNSUB; NORTHWEST AIRLINES
FLIGHT 305, 11/24/71
CAA-HIJACK ING; EXTORTION

otograpnhs of the following persons, with throw downs, and he elliminated
»Ich person,

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NROG4 HP PLAIN
I241PM URGENT 12-13-71 MAW

TO SEATILE (164-81)
FROM MINNEAPOLIS (164-73) 2P

NORJAK.

RE SEATTLE TELETYPE TO MINNEAPOLIS DECEMBER TEN LAST.
RE: h

|, NORTHWEST

AIRLINES, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA, ADVISED HE HAD NO

RECOLLECTION CONCERNING }
» NWA, RECALLED THAT ON THE NIGHT OF THE
HIJACKING THE NAME WAS ASSOCIATED WITH

WAS INVOLVED IN

AN ALTERCATION ABOARD A NORTHWEST AIRCRAFT IN WHICH
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CONNECTION THE THIS CASE,

ADVISED THAT IN REVIEWING CONVERSATIONS HELD .

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BY THE PILOT DURING THE HIJACKING THE COMMENT was

MADE BY THE HIJACKER CONCERNING IFR CLEARANCE, "YOU CAN

PICK IT UP IN THE AIR.™ THIS INDICATES TO THAT

THE HIJACKER HAS FLYING BACKGROUND INASMUCH AS HE KNEW

PROCEDURES FOR IFR CLEARANCE. ~
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2:49PM URGENT 12/18/71 VAB
TO MINNEAPOLIS (164-73)
FROM SEATTLE (164-81)

NORJAK.

REVIEW OF INFORMATION FURNISHED BY

ON INSTANT

FLIGHT, l, REVEALS THAT AFTER RECEIVING INTIAL

DESCRIPTION OF HIJACKER FROM STEWARDESS,
FOR ANY LIKELY SUSPECTS OR MODUS OPERAND

THEY RADIOED TRE COMPANY
I AND THE COMPANY FURNISHED

THE NAME OF

IT IS TO BE NOTED THAT THERE WAS AN
FLIGHT AND IT IS NOT KNOWN WHETHER THIS

MINNEAPOLIS CONTACT

THE BASIS OF| IBEING MENTIONED
MATTER.

- END

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AND WAS SUSPECTED AS A POSSIBILITY OF BEING THE HIJACKER.

ON BOARD THIS
REFERENCE WAS TO HIM.

FOR INFORMATION CONCERNING
IN CONNECTION WITH THIS

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) 12/3/71
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NORTHWEST AIRLINES FLIGHT 305
PORTLAND TO SEATTLE
21/24/71
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[| Seattle Post-Intelligencer, newspaper, Seattle,
Washington, provided the enclosed typewritten page ;
concerning | . According to| this
information was received by the PI in connection with their
public informant program, The PI offers cash awards to
individuals providing information in major cases where the
information provided leads to an arrest and conviction.
, therefore, declined to name his source. The original b6é
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" OFTIONAL FORM NO. 10
MAY 196? EGITION

- UNITED STATES ¢ comer Sante =. 7 e
"Memorandum

TO SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) DATE: 12/9/71

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elimina a possible suspect, He said he did not

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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10
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"&osa FPMR (41 Cra} 109-3408

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UNSUB: MORTHMEST AIPLINES FLIGHT THREE ZERO FIVE, PORTLAND TO
SEATTLE, NOVEMBER TWENTY FOURTH, LAST, CRIME ABOARD AIRCRAFT-
HIJACKING; EXTORTION (OO:SEATTLE)

PEPHTEL TO SEATTLE, DECEMBER SEVENTH, LAST.

| Psas INTERVIENED OM DECEMBER SIGHTE,

INSTANT, AT| |
STATED HE HAS NOT

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