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FINGERPRINTS TO BE PLACED ON REVERSE SIDE—-SEE INSTRUCTIONS

THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATION WILL GE MADE ONLY WHEN APPLICATION IS tADE BY SOLDIER HIMSELF

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DATE OF MARRIAGE

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. Sonvyler William Miles Jr. Capt. 9-493718 23 Jan.1953
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TO: HEADQUARTIECS SOUTHERN CALIFCRNIA SUB~DISTRICT, Fort wacArthur,
San Pedro ,

1. *In accordance with basic communication, I agree to accept an
indefinite term appointment as a **(Reserve commissioned officer) (Ree
BEPORRLEMEGERERSH) in the army of the United States.

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OATH OF OFFICE ~ MILITARY PERSONNEL

Indicate by placing X in proper block, the component of the Army of the United States for which
appointed and for which oath is being executed. See Instructions below.

OFFICERS WARRANT OFFICERS
C7} REGULAR ARHY . (7) REGULAR ARMY
C4 ARMY OF THE U.S., WKRHOUTXROMPONRIKT C-) ARMY OF THE U.S., WITHOUT COMPONENT
(7) SRADCERSORERERYOOCARR "7 ORGAHIZED RESERVE CORPS
I, : Schuyler William Miles Jr O 493 718
FIRST HAKE - HIDDLE KAHE - LAST HANE SERVECE KUKBER
having been appointed a Reserve Commissioned Officer in the Grade of Cart

in the Army of the United States, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support
and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign or
domestic, that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I take this
obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that I

will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office upon which I am about to

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SIGRATURE - FULL KAHE AS SHOWK ABOVE V/A

enter; SOQ HELP ME GOD.

SWORN TO AND SUBSCRIBED BEFORE ME ATL_ 11801 KE, Firestone Blvd. Norwalk Calif,

THIS 23rd DAY OF_dJan, + 1953

GRADE, COMPONENT, 128, OFFICE OF Tre oD. OATH Rk |

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INSTRUCTIONS

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This form will be executed upon acceptance of ap-| form properly filled ony NR ynso 888, and attested. Grade
pointment in one of the components of the Army of the | and Branch or Sect i qa Vowing the yards) "having been
United States indicated at top of form. Immediately upon | appointed", wildy he he grade ndgfdd SP os ssection of

receipt of notice of appointment, the appointee will, in appointmenta,.ld'case of nog 2Prance, i ene' a one of ap-
case of acceptance of the appointment, return to the | pointment will be r Lis eiearee which re-
agency from which received the oath of office on this gsivéd by tet Siest mene e ofpot 8 f panueceptance,
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FOR THE EXECUTION oP Hysol be grits 4s ost®
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1. Whenever any person is elected or appointed to an BaP), eobnty"ot the armed forces of the United States,
office of honor or trust under the Government of the st peche' Sh rot on active duty (Act of Congress, approved
United States, he is required before entering upon thet 2 Hays tS: - Bul 10, 'DA 1950).
duties of his office, to take and subscribe the oath ,pe
prescribed by section 1757, Revised Statutes. 4. Oath of office may also be taken before some civil
officer who is authorized by the laws of the United
States or by the local municipal Law to administer
oaths, and if so administered by a civil official, the
oath must bear the official seal of the person adminis-
tering the oath, or if a seal is not used by the offi-
cial, the official's capacity to administer oaths must
8. Oath of office may be taken before a commissioned j be certified to under seal by a clerk of court or other
officer of any component (including the reserve compo- proper local official.

2 Act of Congress approved 14 October 1942, (See 1,
Bul 52, 4.D., 1942}, eliminates the necessity of execut-
ing oath on promotion of officers.

DA AGO FORA 71 REPLACES ~@ FORM 72, 1 HAY 1949s @o DPS, Ogden, Utah

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CHARACTER So SEPARATION

HONORABLY

REPORT OF SEPARATION FROM THE -
ARMED FORCES OF THE UNITED STATES

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s]13. REGISTERED _ 4, SELECTIVE SERVICE LOCAL BOARD NUMBER (City, County, State) 1S. INDUCTED
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18, DATE ANO PLACE OF ENTRY INTO ACTIVE SERVICE 780 HOME ADDRESS AY TIME OF ENTRY INTO ACTIVE SERVICE (51, IF.D., County, Cily and Slate)
DAY — |MONTH YEAR _|PLACE (City and State)
26 Jul} 46} Long Beach Calif 142% Covina Ave Long Beach Calif
STATEMENT OF SERVICE FOR PAY PURPOSES A. YEARS| 8, MONTHS|C, OAYS|25, ENLISTMENT ALLOWANCE PAID ON EXTENSION OF
24 NET { ) SERVICE COMPLETED FOR PAY PURPOSES EXCLUDING THIS PERIOD DAY MONTH YEAR |AMOUNT qi
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22. NET SERVICE COMPLETED FOR PAY PURPOSES THIS PERIOD 53 7 15 None a i
26, FOREIGN AND/OR SEA SERVI
23, OTHER SERVICE (Act of 16 June 1942 as amended) COMPLETED FOR PAY PURPOSES 3 10 'AL lFears ON AND OR sek SeRvICE DAYS
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5 27, DECORATIONS, MEDALS, BADGES, COMMENDATIONS, CITATIONS AND CAMPAIGN RIBGONS AWARDED OR AUTHORIZED-A (JP ON cea H
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20, SERVICE SCHOOLS OR COLLEGES, COLLEGE TRAINING COURSES AND-GR P a eRe ICE sPounses Sut cesgEyLt a
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* VING JURISDICTION GF AREA IN WHICH YOU MAINTAIN PERMANENT RESIDENCE. FORWARD ae
D | PAPMENTS FOR USGLLTO COLLECTIONS DIVISION, VETERANS ADMINISTRATION. WASHINGTON 15, D.C. WHEN MAKING INSURANCE FA YMENTS.BE SURE TO GIVE FULL NAME AND PERMANENT ADDRESS FOR |S Hi Sp
Z_|_HAILING PURPOSES, SERVICE SERIAL NUHBER AND POLICY NUMBER(S) IF KNOWN. sage bE ty
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HEADQUARTERS SUUTHEAN CalLiFGaNIa SUB-DISTRICT
Fort iacarthur, San Pedro, California

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AMSKDAR C. 201 Hiles, Schuyler Willian Jy _—-BL January 1953
Q 493 .

SUEJ:CT: Appointment as a Reserve Commissioned Cfficer of the Army under
Section 222 of the armed Forces Heserve act cof 1952

TO: Capt Schuyler Yiliiem Miles dr 0493 718 USSR A. HEC
6282 Henrilee Street
Long Beach 8, California

1, The Secretary cf the Army has directed thet you be informed that
by direction of the Fresident you are apnointed a Reserve commissioned
officer of the Army, effective this date, in the srade and with service
number shown in address above

2. This appointment is for an indefinite term.

3. There is incloged a form fcr oath of office which you are requested
to execute and return promptly to the agency from which it was received by
you, The execution end return of the required oath of office ccnstitute
an acceptance of your anpointment. Ne other evidence cf acceotence is re-
quired. Upon receipt cf the exth of effice, properly executed, a commission
evidencing your apocintment wiki be sent you.

4. Unon acceotance of the appointment you are assigned to the branch
shown after A above in the Army Reserve.

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ACTIVE oe REPORT

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1. LAST KAME - FIRST NAME - MIDOLE TRITIAL 2. SERVICE NUMBER 3- GRADE 4. BRANCH
MILES, "Schuyler We Jr. 0-L93718 Capt. MPC-USAR
5. FROMS (Organization and Station) 6. DATE
Headauarters, 6210th RTC (ORC)
Fort MacArthur, Califormia : 17 Jun 51
1. THRU: Chief, 6513 ASU So Calif Sub-Dist Haga, Fort MacArthur, California

Sixth Army. Presidio of San Francisco, Califormia

8. SPACE BELOW WILL BE USED BY INTERMEDIATE HEADQUARTERS
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go REPORT OF ENTRY UPON AND/OR RELIEF FROM TOUR OF ACTIVE DUTY TRAINING (To be completed by}
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10. DATE OF ENTRY UPON ACTIVE OUTY (Ordinarily date in- DAY MONTH YEAR
dividual left home if on or subsequent to the effec- .
tive date shown in the order) 3 Jun 51
ll. DATE REPORTED FOR ACTIVE OUTY (Date actually report-
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12. DATE DEPARTED FROM ACTIVE DUTY STATION FOR HOME
17 Jun 51
13. DATE ACTIVE OUTY TERMINATED (Ordinarily the date of
termination shown in the order) 17 Jun 51
14. AUTHORITY (Inclose copy or extract of special order and amendments)
LTR ORDER ADT 2762, 6513 ASU So Calif Sub-Dist Has, Fort MacArthur, California
PAR $.0. - HQ - DATE OF OROER
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. , SECTION 1
1. LAST HAME — FIRST NAME - INITIAL 2. SERVICE HUMBER [3. GRADE 4. CONTROL ~ [5. COMPONENT
BRANCH
MILES, SCHUYLSR WV. JR. (ATCHD) O- 2 3718 CAPT MPC USAR
6. UNIT, ORGANIZATION AND STATION Te PERIOD OF REPORT 8. DAYS OF
Hq Co. 4th Bn, Ist ITR, FROM ——Tr0 pUTY LEAVE [OTHER
6410 RTC (ORC), Ft MacArthur, Calif./3 Jun 51 [17 Jun 51] 15
9. NAME, GRADE, SERVICE HUMBER AND ORGANIZATION OR UNIT OF 10. NAME, GRADE, SERVICE NUMBER AND ORGANIZATION OR UNIT OF

RATING OFFICER

INDOOR FF
LESTER F WEBER Lt Col 995620816 OOSHENRY B FRANK, Lt Col 0-280168

21. REASON FOR REPORT PCS RATED OFFICER[__} = CHANGE DUTY RATED OFFICER[__) OTHER (Specify) Active Duty

(SEMI) ANNUAL] PCS RATING OFFICERE 3} CHANGE DUTY RATING OFFICERTO Pra ij ng Terminated
12.
(Do not write in this space)
13. DUTIES ACTUALLY PERFORMED ON PRESENT JOB (Give his duty MOS._.CO> _, assignment, and briefly describe major additional
duties)

Instructor in Rifle Firing. Assistant instructor in Vover and
movement, Field target Fire, and Map Reading.

142 Covina Ave Long Beach, California (Officer's permanent address)

lu. ENTRIES ARE BASED ON ;
OBSERVATION OF B@-59 DUTY DAYS T_) OBSERVATION OF 60 OUTY DAYS OR MOREL] OFFICIAL REPORTS C_)
15. DESCRIPTION OF OFFICER RATED AND COMMENTS (These paragraphs should cover physical, mental, moral qualities of rated officer,

and any special strengths or wesknesses affecting' his ability to do certain assignments not covered elsewhere in the report)
A. COMMENTS OF RATING OFFICER

Officer is alert and earnest. Always trying to
improve on things not working smoothly. He is a loyal officer

and has good military bearing. He is physically and morally
qualified. :

Be COMMENTS OF INDORSING OFFICER [77] ! DO NOT KNOW THE RATED OFFICER BUT t HAVE CONFIDENCE IN THE RATER'S JUDGMENT
(73 1 DO NOT KNOW THE RATED OFFICER VERY WELL BUT 1 HAVE CONFIDENCE IN THE RATER'S JUDGMENT

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16A. . RATER*S CERTIFICATE Be THOORSER'S CERTIFICATE
' CERTSFY THAT TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF { CERTIFY THAT TO THE BEST OF NY KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF
ALL ENTRIES MADE HEREON BY ME ARE TRUE AND JHPARTIAL AND ARE | ALL ENTRIES MADE HEREOR BY ME ARE TRUE AND IMPARTIAL AND. ARE :
IN ACCORDANCE WITH AR 600-185- IN ACCORDANCE WITH AR "fo0-185. _ .
DATE SIGNATUREASF RAT DATE "Voy OF It ih, Vi '
17 Jun 5] gow 2 Waban 17 Jun 51 nye NGM tS
OFFICIAL RELATION TO RATED| OFFICER " POFFICLAL RELATION TO RATED OFFICER ~ (= asl }
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Indorsing Officer will

Unit Adjutant c
Rating Officer .

"--onnel Officer will complete Sections 1 and tH. -

te Seciions fi, i¥, V, VI, Vi, VIL, and IX.
molete Sections Il, V, Vi, and IX.

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Section |. OFFIC

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r to fill out Section Ill at same time.

— See AR 600-185.
AST NAME FIRST NAME INITIAL | SERIAL NUMBER | GRADE ARM OR SERVICE | COMPONENT | PERIOD OF REPORT

: . FROM TO
EATER OR CONTINENTAL | UNIT, ORGANIZATION, AND STATION | PRIMARY MOS | DUTY ASSIGNMENT DAYS OF }
OMMAND 6th MP CI Det, APO 69 (MOS CODE} DUTY | LEAVE | OTHER NON-DUTY
European Bremerhaven, Germany 9322 9322 133 ) 0
ATE OF REPORT

WHERE OFFICER WILL REPORT
> February 1950

FOR REPORTS RENDERED BECAUSE OF PERMANENT CHANGE OF STATION, SUPPLY ADDRESS OF UNIT AND INSTALLATION

PCS rated officer - reassigned to Pers Center, Ft Hamilton, N.Y.

AME, GRADE, AND ORGANIZATION OR UNIT OF RATING OFFICER
'ARL E.GRIMSLEY, 042568, Maj, CMP

rovost Marshal Division, 7890 Hq Gp (EUCOM)

NAME, GRADE, AND ORGANIZATION OR UNIT OF INDORSING OFFICER
PAUL L. SINGER, 06797, Col, CEP

Provost Marshal Division, 7890 Hq Gp (EUCOL)

'Section Il. DATA AND SUGGESTIONS FOR USE IN ASSIGNMENT

NOTE: Information on this page will be forwarded to the Career Branch of the Personnel and Administration Division by TAG after ratings
have been determined. Proper future assignment and utilization of the officer will depend upon the care with which information in this section

is formulated and reported. Use typewriter er print in ink.

DUTIES ACTUALLY PERFORMED ON PRESENT JOB. To be supplied by Rater. Be specific. Give his duty assignment and all
additional duties with enough specific detail fo show scope of job in each area, Commanding Officer of a Criminal |

stigation Detachment, supervising the personnel and operations in conducting investigations of

jor crimes in assigned area.

DESCRIPTION OF OFFICER RATED AND COMMENTS. These
officer, specialties of value to the Army, and any special defects

paragraphs should cover physical, mental, moral qualities of rat
or weaknesses affecting his ability to do certain assignments.

IMMENTS OF RATING OFFICER An energetic, alert, cons-
antious officer and good leader of subordinates
akness is apparent lack of ability to change
m routine to meet a particular situation. This

icer is physically, mentally and morally quali-~

d. Jt have discussed this officer's performan-
of duty with him, pointed out (See inci 1)

COMMENTS OF INDORSING OFFICER L concur with the comm
of the rating officer.

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'ESTIMATED DESIRABILITY IN VARIOUS CAPACITIES. Assume you arg arotn Baneiet Fa rraatir Taibo 'Indicate to whaf e:

you would want the rated officer fo serve under you in the next hig fier grads it erent gine®

each type of duty described below. Place an X in the proper boe*us ing wth or :
shadsd NA area if the duty is not applicable. If line h is ws Segeiba nak * RATER INDORSER
lof the specialty. eeu NAT 4 [213 | 4 15 2 13
Represent your viewpoint and make decisions in your name ata Raney headaaarters, x _ 5
Command a unit immediately subordinate to you on a combat mBidn. = slr]. ={ <1
Be responsible in an emergency calling for initiative, coolness, forceful leadership. =) Zi) Q = é. ian
Work on an assignment requiring great attention to detail and routine. ei] we] = PRE aaa
Plan all aspects of a military situation, using judgment, initiative, and coolness. <|Z slo z

Carry ouf an assignment in a civilian component such as ROTC, NG, or ORC. ~Loixt=zle one
Represent you where tact and ability to get along with people are nesded. S[<[ SiR 1G <j} & 15
Work on an assignment as specialist or technician. (Specify.) 9322 PEI ie "ix {J
Carry out the duties of the type of work to which he is now assigned. 7 |x - 3

IMMEDIATE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR CAREER DEVELOPM

ENT. Be cpacific.

ER'S RECOMMENDATION FOR ASSIGNMENT (MOS CODE)
9322

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INDORSER'S RECOMMENDATION FOR ASSIGNMENT (MOS CODE)
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ER'S RECOMMENDATION FOR FURTHER TRAINING
None at this tims

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INDORSER'S RECOMMENDATION FOR FURTHER TRAINING 74, ws 2
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On-the-job training 6 ;

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ENTRIES ARE BASED ON» | DUMATE DAILY
(RATER WILL CHECK]

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| FREQUENT OBSERVATION OF
THE RESULTS OF HIS WORK

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INFREQUENT OBSERVATION OF So abe
RECORDS ® 0 PSR

THE RESULTS OF HIS WORK RTS

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(SEE AR «00 AD NGR 21 FOR DETAILS. USE TYPEWRITER ORMPRINT IN INK)

SECTION (OFFICER REPORTED UPON

reed . x -
LAST HAME—FIRST NAME~MIDDLE INITIAL SERIAL NO, GRADE ARMM OR SERVICE COMPONENT
~ "4, as > 4 4 r i . ., ae -
MLLSS SCHUYLAN we Ute 0 493 715 Gant "oP (int) Cie
PERIOD OF REPORT PRIMARY MOS pUTEtOs Cade) DAYS OF THEATER OR CONTINENTAL COMMAND
3 Code' .
FROM tO DUTY LEAVE OTHER NONDUTY
te 7 " a PY 4 te ts ete
8 du: 49 | 14 Sen4g 9322. 9222 30. | 9 2 trl AFF Third Arm:
UNIT, ORGANIZATION, AND STATION DATE OF REPORT FOR REPORTS RENDERED BECAUSE OF PERMANENT CHANGE OF STATION, SUPPLY ADDRESS OF
UNIT AND INSTALLATION WHERE OFFICER WILL REPOR 7 .
. . PCS Rated -ficer reassi-od suropean vord,
7 al AQTY 3" ~ iT Se Cate >
$320 ast, Ft Pravs Ss WC 15 ben 1¢ Po ra eaerhaven, Cormany , — Viem (¢H Sem VL TFA it} fe),
NAME, GRADE, AND ORGANIZATION OR UNIT OF RATING OFFICERS, h Mn a NAME, GRADE, AND ORGANIZATION OR UNIT oF INDORSING OFFICER ™ vo. ( ul }
tery . al Ve 3
Wado o TASTDY, Sol, 5 470, "D8 6460 35U HUGH P.WDAMS, Col, 014 846, Hq V Corps

SECTION U1.—DATA AND SUGGESTIONS FOR USE IN ASSIGNMENT

Pb ine seen PERFORMED ON PRESENT JOB. (To be supplicd by rater. Be specific. Give his duty assignment and all additional duties with enough specific detail to show scope
of job in each urea.

Ghief of CID section, lrovest Marshalts Uffice, Fort Draet, NO. Resnonsibl>: frr
coordinction of action ef 91] CID Arents with each other and with other lnw enforcin

5

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arencies, Responsible for issuin,s com.lebe, investi vation of all crimes in which militapy
rears or wed Are involved, mepgtyytors or wg LIS. F,GS 3%, "sible = Zor eoirles O3DS 8 and gor Ot
ieesenr CTY eager Pwr Won-v2 seat ae reas wee tad a pork 2635,

B, DESCRIPTION OF oericeR RATED AND COMMENTS, "(These paragraphs should cover + physica, 'mental, moral qualities of rated offi ficer, specialties of value lo the Ahn, "and any special
defects or weaknesses affecting his ability to do certain assignments.)

ay NTS OR,RATING OFFICER as COMMENTS OF INDORSING OFFICER
DPR SoU UNSbrful of Ziser; enernotic and
intelli sent; exmerionced end commctens in I conour &
SID wo vie 5 morelly above renroashs soldierly oe oy :
3; pivrsicaliv tualified Sur ard-lou3 o& y 3 i
I AAT? Sims cuzsel this oftiegsts ose Fy" og
Qui hi 295 ows G fy Sy OSs of .Q@
: : % Wis? Re. 2 3th. Y te nV PE ae ae gO, OF Y
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c. ESTIMATED DESIRABILITY IN VARIOUS | CAPACITIES. (Assume you are a commander of a major unit in warCIndicute fo |. S AS Le)
what extent you would want the rated officer to serve under you in the next higher grade in each type of duty, OCH below. ¢ Ko ow ° RASER o INDORSER
Place an X in the proper bor, using the NA area if the duty is not applicable. If line (h) is used, specifythe nature fe 'oa S
specialty.) ae oa] Bray] at sjml ai} 2 fs] ads
oF or 5a , X
(a) REPRESENT YOUR VIEWPOINT AND MAKE DECISIONS IN YOUR NAME AT A HIGHER HEADQUARTERS «4 2" ¢e"|.e \ a]
" ' \ ET SP) wae ha - xX
(6) COMMAND A UNIT INMEDIATELY SUBORDINATE TO YOU ON A COMBAT MISSION oP oro os , 0 x
(c) BE RESPONSIDLE IN AN EMERGENCY CALLING FOR INITIATIVE, COOLNESS, FORCEFUL LEADERSHIP Paar oe <2" vt A x
(d) WORK ON AN ASSIGNMENT REQUIRING GREAT ATTENTION TO DETAIL, AND ROUTINE . SS <2", go" ~® ¥ x xi
(¢) PLAN ALL ASPECTS OF A MILITARY SITUATION, USING JUDGMENT, INITIATIVE, AND COOLNESS "> ¢0" oe or Xx} x
eo a =
(J) CARRY OUT AN ASSIGNMENT IN A CIVILIAN COMPONENT SUCH AS ROTC, NG OR ORC Kd SO? . oe oo x - IX
(9) REPRESENT YOU WHERE TACT AND ABILITY TO GET ALONG WITH PEOPLE ARE NEEDED ~" " o" ase XI. x |
(4) WORK ON AN ASSIGNMENT AS SPECIALIST OR TECHNICIAN (Specify) ba ee i x x
(i) CARRY OUT THE DUTIES OF THE TYPE OF WORK TO WHICH HE IS NOW ASSIGNED . Ke x
NA—Not Applicable 1—Not Wont Him 2—Take a Chance on Him 8~Happy To THave Tim 4~—Prefer Him to Most 6—Fight Zo Got Him
D. IMMEDIATE RECOMMENDATIONS, BE SPECIFIC
RATER'S RECOMMENDATION FOR ASSIGNMENT (Specific title and ALOS code) INDORSER'S RECOMMENDATION FOR ASSIGNMENT (Specific title and M{OS'tode)
0322 "litary Lnvesticator . 9322 Military Investigator |
RATER'S RECOMMENDATION FOR FURTHER TRAINING INDORSER'S RECOMMENDATION FOR FURTHER TRAINING . . |
Q ° oer!
On tbhe Joh Training On the Job Training .
E. ENTRIES ARE BASED ON (Rater will check) FREQUENT OBSERVATION OF INFREQUENT OBSERVATION OF T ACADEMIC. ~" OFFICIAL
(EF ummate vaiwy contact THE RESULTS OF HIS WORK THE RESULTS OF HIS WORK = ""y RECORDS" . REPORTS
SECTION WL—AUTHENTICATION —- eet te Ny lve i
UCERTIFY THAT f HAVE READ THE CURRENT AR 600-185 OR NGR 21 AND THAT ALL RATINGS ARE MADE IN ACCORDANCE WITH INSTRUCTIONS CONTAINED THEREIN, "an m2 BEST OF
MY KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF ALL ENTRIES CONTAINED HEREIN ARE TRUE AND IMPARTIAL. ifs hbo 2. lle ee fo. :
SIGNATURE OF RATING OFFICER ZZ iDopaitic OFFICER i He. oo oH anne
Taw ae : Se Joel i
an i AND ORGANIZATION Gf. Print or cope) Geb} x ie i DS " Anus, cf GRA qa oR f (Print or type) :
MOLLLD © HAWLEY, Col, 959270, o4%0 257i H . ADAMS, Col, 014 848, Hq V Corps . |
OFFICIAL STATUS OF RATED OFFIC"R WITH RESPECT TO RATING OFFICER OFFICIAL STATUS OF RATED OFFICER WITH RESPECT TO INDORSING OFFICER '
Chigf of mr CID Section ; Chief, CID Seostion under my staff supervisidn |
AGO FORM 1G—~B7901-1U. &, GOVERNRENT PRINTING OFFICE "
REPLACES WD AGO FORM 67, 1 FCD 45, WHICH IS OBSOLETE f
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; AOS Unit Adjutant or Pe V Officer will complete Sections Tand Mi,
KI ee x priClLNCY RE. SRT . Rating Officer will con.,.,ete Sections fl, IV, v, Vi, Vi, VILL, and %
is

as fi } See iAR 600-125 for details. Indorsing Officer will co Sections It, V, VI, and [X,
rupewme dy, an Section 1. OFFICER REPORTED UPON
Use typowriter or print in ink, Use carbon paper to fill out Section Ill at same time. See AR 600-85.
ST NAME FIRST NAME {NITIAL SERIAL NUMBER GRADE . ARM OR SERVICE | COMPONENT PERIOD OF REPORT
. FROM TO.
MILES SCHUYLER WwW. oR. | 0 493 718 | Capt CMP (Inf) orc | 5 Feb4o| 4 augas
EATER OR CONTINENTAL UNIT, ORGANIZATION AND STATION FRIMARY MOS DUTY ASSIGNMENT DAYS OF
PMMAND [ (MOS CODE) DUTY] LEAVE | OTHER NON-DUTY
AFF Third Army} 3420 ASU, Ft Brace, NC 9110: 9322 152 | 30
KTE OF REPORT FOR REPORTS RENDERED BECAUSE OF PERMANENT CHANGE OF STATION, SUPPLY ADDRESS OF UNIT AND INSTALLATION ;
WHERE OFFICER WILL REPORT ,
5 Aug 1949 FCS Rating Officer, paragraph 6 o (1) : 2
AME, GRADE, AND ORGANIZATION OR UNIT OF RATING OFFICER NAME, GRADE, AND ORGANIZATION OR UNIT OF INDORSING OFFICER ' ;
RENEAU S. UcALISTER, Hajor, 0 288 332 DORAID C. HAWLEY, Col, 05 470 "4
3420 ASU 95th KG Gp, DS W/3420 ASU i
i i

Section Il. DATA AND SUGGESTIONS FOR USE IN ASSIGNMENT

NOTE: Informaiion on this page will be forwarded to the Career Branch of the Personnel and Administration Division by TAG after rating ;
have been determined. Proper future assignment and utilization of the officer will depend upon the care with which information in this sectic |
is formulated and reported. Use typewriter or print in ink. .

. DUTIES ACTUALLY PERFORMED ON PRESENT JOB. To be supplied by Rafer. Be specific. Give ve his deity assignment and 7
additional duties with enough specific detail to show scope of job in each area. puis WG a
sak ry

Chief of Section, Criminal Investigation, Fort Brans _sgonnn as of yatd°

gnustn* asso

. DESCRIPTION OF OFFICER RATED AND COMMENTS. THBed 'paragraphs Choad e80Er rphystea, ental, moral qualities of 1
officer, specialties of value to the Army, and any special defeztsor rweakhéSes affecting his. ability to do certain assignments. +
OMMENTS OF RATING OFFICER "his Olficer is consciensiimy . COMMENTS 'OF INDORSING OFFICER 5 =.

m his duties and a willing worker, Ile works went LL8 poowmone ur in the comrsits at ihe rating d
nder pressure and is positive in his actions, dt, Bus Pleasant personality; raat of Pie

as no defects affecting his abilities to perform organizer. Rr wt a Cs "
is duties and is mentally, physically and morally Reon By 0. |
ound, I have discussed this officer's as . Rens oy. on —
ona r I Be him, pointed ety any saeficiengigs 9 . ies
ay até SST OS : SS3.)10 ing paehisarn =< PY
SRE Renee NV ASIGUS Cap Rel TIES. Assume you are a commander of a major unit in war. Indicate to What
ish vould want the rated officer fo serve under you in the next higher grade i in . i
each type of duty described below. Place an X in the proper box, using the
shaded NA area if the duty is nof applicable. If line his used, specify the nature RATER | INDORSE
of the specialty. 213 | 4 2,3
|, Represent your viewpoint and make decisions in your name at a higher headquarters. _ |x t }
7 > ae =— try
b. Command a unit immediately subordinate to you on a combat mission. = ixs | = |xg
c. Be responsibie in an emergency calling for initiative, coolness, forceful leadership. z |x= | Q Fars:
Gj. Work on an assignment requiring great attention to detail and routine, w ixe | Oo | &
b. Plan all aspects of a military situation, using judgment, initiative, and coolness. Z lyr | = zZ
f, Carry out an assignment in a civilian component such as ROTC, NG, or ORC. 5] = [x= 5/4
5. Represent you where tact and ability to get along with people are needed. <{xe | & <1
h. Workon an assignment as specialist or technician. (Specify.) ¥{x[e Pa:
i. Carry out the duties of the type of work to which he is now assigned. i a Si
D. IMMEDIATE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR CAREER DEVELOPMENT. Be specific. i
RATER'S RECOMMENDATION FOR ASSIGNMENT (MOS CODE} INDORSER'S RECOMMENDATION FOR ASSIGNMENT (MOS CODE} 7
Criminal Investigations Officor 9322 Criminal Investigations Officer 9322 {
RATER'S RECOMMENDATION FOR FURTHER TRAINING INDORSERSS RECOMMENDATION FOR FURTHER TRAINING
On the Job Training Un the Job Trainins DB Cooper 10646
(RATER WILL CHECK) x
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ESUTWT Sst ies BERG a-Bateg Officer will plete Sections Hl, LV, Y, Vi, Vil, Vill, and IX."
"+ See AR 600~-185 for details. @ Indorsing Officer will complete Sections If, V, Vis, ang.| IX, Aig a
S

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ection |. OFFICER REPORTED UPGA ina a
1

; Bod if i, Use typewriter or print in ink, Use carbon paper to fill out Section {Il at same fime. See AR 600-185.

Ay

ST NAME" ="=7FIRST NAME INITIAL | SERIAL NUMBER { GRADE ARM OR SERVICE | COMPONENT PERIOD OF REPORT
; | FROM TO

MILES SCHUYLER W. R. | 0 493 718 | Copt | cmp (Inf) orc | 1 Oct48] SNovag
EATER OR CONTINENTAL | UNIT, ORGANIZATION AND STATION | - PRIMARY MOS | DUTY ASSIGNMENT DAYS OF i
MMAND . (MOS CODE} l~puTy | LEAVE | OTHER NON-DUTY| ,
AFF Third Army 3420 ASU, Ft Bragg, NC 9110 9110 40 ;
4
TE OF REPORT FOR REPORTS RENDERED BECAUSE QF PERMANENT CHANGE OF STATION, SUPPLY ADDRESS OF UNIT AND INSTALLATION" [1
WHERE OFFICER WILL REPORT Officer on TDY for approximately t ben UL 6) Heck ks at t
10 Nov 1948 The liilitary Police School, Camp Gordon, Gae, paragraph 6 c (1) i
GME, GRADE, AND ORGANIZATION OR UNIT OF RATING OFFICER NAME, GRADE, AND ORGANIZATION OR UNIT OF INDORSING OFFICER} ¢
JAMES C. SESSOKMS, Capt, 0 490 902 RENEAU S. McALISTER, Major, 0 288 832 }
3420 ASU 3420 ASU ; ;
Section Il. DATA AND SUGGESTIONS FOR USE IN ASSIGNMENT ;

NOTE: Information on this page will be forwarded fo the Career Branch of the Personnel and Administration Division by TAG after rating
have been determined. Proper future assignment and utilization of the officer will depend upon the care with which information i in this sectio'
is formulated and reported. Use typewriter or print in ink. |

DUTIES ACTUALLY PERFORMED ON PRESENT JOB. To be supplied by Rater. Be specific. Give his duty assignment and all
'additional duties with enough specific detail to show scope of job in each area.

Registration Officer. Registers all motor vehicles, firearms, domestic employees and i
keeps records of such, |

{ '
DESCRIPTION OF OFFICER RATED AND COMMENTS, These paragraphs should cover physical, ments fal, moral qualities of ra |
officer, specialties of value to the Army, and any special defects or weaknesses affecting his ability ACES certain assignments.

i"
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MMENTS OF RATING OFFICER Phys ioally strong and of a COMMENTS OF INDORSING O oR so 5.
gh moral, Works good with other officers and I consuw yo* avr 30
of high value to "the service. His ability to "488% we

S$ es
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mplete assignments is vory good, I have oo" goer gore? 98°" ee

. . ' oy ot vat "ane yore UB
seussed this officer's performance of duty with ot. out 3° os

m, pointed out any deficiencies of which I was os so ote es ost "oF ens A
rare, and have sugrested_possible improvoments r yo as 20? 4. gor Pea ntee mn eee
d_ means of fur: enee dovelbpmatte P a os ey wren! Rete
ESTIMATED DESIRABILITY IN VARIOUS CAPACITIES. Assu piiuai fa' 3 eat ofa major unit in war. Indicate fo what
you would want the rated officer to serve under you in thes 2 XxbH ig aoe grads i
each type of duty described below. Place an X in the probes Bx, usitig the ,
shaded NA area if the duty is not applicable. If line h is used Soest fy Yypsnature RATER INDORSERS,"
of the specialty. 213/14 2 13
Represent your viewpoint and make decisions in your name ata ghee sdguarlore _ |x ; |x : ;
Command a unit immediately suberdinate to you on a combat mission, = lx] x | eh:
Be responsible in an emergency calling for initiative, coolness, forceful leadership. Z {x= {| Q = Zz 1.
Work on an assignment requiring greaf attention fo detail and routine. ee z x | ws ai
Pian all aspects of a military situation, using judgment, initiative, and coolness. A % slo z zy
Carry out an assignment in a civilian component such as ROTC, NG, or ORC. aie rol = 5 Fit
Represent you where fact and ability to get along with people are needed. <j@ | 2 iu < BP
Work on an assignment as specialist or technician. (Specify.) pailitary Police % eps 2 pad
Carry out the duties of the type of work to which he is now assigned. x xX b
IMMEDIATE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR CAREER DEVELOPMENT. Be specific. . e
TER'S RECOMMENDATION FOR ASSIGNMENT (MOS CODE) {NDORSER'S RECOMMENDATION FOR ASSIGNMENT (MOS CODE} e 7
Military Police Officer 9110 . Military Police Officer 9110
TER'S RECOMMENDATION FOR FURTHER TRAINING . INDORSER'S RECOMMENDATION FOR FURTHER TRAINING . fj
* sy
On the Job Training On the Job Training 7
INTIMATE DAILY FREQUENT OBSERVATION OF INFREQUENT OBSERVATION OF ACADEMIC OFFIC?
ENTRIES ARE BASED ON => CONTACT THE RESULTS OF HIS WORK THE RESULTS OF HIS WORK RECORDS REPO: i=
(RATER WILL CHECK) x . DB Cooper-10647 a
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Li ly, GENCY 1. Ln ORT
'3 u Seb AR 600—185 for der

(25

Unit Adjutant of
Rating Officer will

'Nel Officer will complete Settions | ahd Ill. i

con plete' ¢ Sections Hl, IV, V, Vi, Vil, Vi ANE]
Indorsing Officer rag Sections il, V, VH, and IX. ia d

Section |. OFFICER REPORTED UPON

Use typewriter or print in ink. Use carbon paper to fill out Section Ill at same time.

See AR 600-185.

CAST NAME FIRST NAME INITIAL | SERIAL NUMBER | GRADE ARM OR SERVICE | COMPONENT PERIOD OF REPORT |
.- |r| FROM TO

MILES SCHUYLER i. 0493718 CAPT INFANTRY ORC. j5Aug47 5Sseph7 fi
THEATER OR CONTINENTAL | UNIT, ORGANIZATION AND STATION | PRIMARY MOS] DUTY ASSIGNMENT DAYS OF fi
COMMAND Hq Co 2nd Bn, 504th PIR (MOS CODE) "DUTY | LEAVE | OTHER NON-DUTY |:
AGF-THIRD aRKY | Ft Brags, N.C. 1510 1510-7 32 0 0 '

DATE OF REPORT

WHERE OFFICER WILL REPORT

FOR REPORTS RENDERED BECAUSE OF PERMANENT CHANGE OF STATION, SUPPLY ADDRESS OF UNIT AND INSTALLATION
Rated officer reassimed MP bet sec 1 3420 ASU,

bro

6 Sep 47 Bravg, N.C., pararraph 6 ec (1) . &
NAME, GRADE, AND ORGANIZATION OR UNIT OF RATING OFFICER NAME, GRADE, AND ORGANIZATION OR UNIT OF INDORSING OFFICER "
; . ROBEXT L, ASH FORTH UZ1308 we ;
WILLIAM C. MAKSIN, MAJOh, 504th PIR wot Col, S(Lth rIR "fe

l
—

Section Il. DATA AND SUGGESTIONS FOR USE IN ASSIGNMENT -—,

NOTE: Information on this page will be forwarded to the Career Branch of the Personnel and Administration Division by TAG after ratin;]
have been determined. Proper future assignment and utilization of the officer will depend upon the care with which information in this secti¢

is formulated and reported. Use typewriter or print in ink.

|

A. DUTIES ACTUALLY PERFORMED ON PRESENT JOB. To be supplied by Rater. Be specific. Give his duty assignment and a;

additional duties with enough specific detail to show scope of job in each area,

Re

%

ible for the overall operation of a military unit.

(

B. DESCRIPTION OF OFFICER RATED AND COMMENTS. These paragraphs should cover physical,

mgoral moral qualities

ofa

Te mp eer Qari e Nes =

te nee

he ad

officer, specialties of value to the Army, and any special defects or weaknesses affecting his abilit @¥S'do certain,assignments.
EOMMENTS OF RATING OFFICER fis ofiicer is capuble of COMMENTS OF INDORS|YIBFFCER of yor* goo"?
xcellent work but is not subisflied in nis present} i 4 ee
opt ore? 4S 0?
ssijnuent. This officer dces not like "irborne' . om Fe" co eee
uty. Ile is physically, mentally and morally well ce conc ** of? Se Qo got®
malified as en officer. q 4 COP" gent" ond T* ox
4a as c& | os ne
: KeF~ goth. nem' sgh !
SONY nN 208 Fa PS (
C. ESTIMATED DESIRABILITY IN VARIOUS CAPACITIES. Assume yasitite @.,céWimander of a major unit in war. Indicate to wha al
you would want the rated officer fo serve under you in the next ighSt grade in , y
each type of duty described below. Place an X in the propér Gising the , Ln j!
shaded NA area if the duty is not applicable. If line h is used, spetify the nature RATER * INDORSE;
of the specialty. 3 | 4 2 (3)
h. Represent your viewpoint and make decisions in your name at a higher headquarters. « xX} }
>. Command a unit immediately subordinate to you ona combat mission. sit =i 4
c. Be responsible in an emargency calling for initiative, coolness, forceful feadership. = Q Z| =
H. Work on an assignment requiring great atiention to detail and routine. ; 210 sy | 2
>. Plan all aspects of a military situation, using judgment, initiative, and coolness. ~\| <= z\*
€. Carry out an assignment in a civilian component such as ROTC, NG, or ORC, =| = Fai x
g. Represent you where tact and ability to get along with people are needed, & | ee 4
4. Work on an assignment as specialist or technician. (Specify.) ; x/& aE
i. Carry out the duties of the type of work to which he is now assigned, r
D. IMMEDIATE RECOMMENDATIONS FOR CAREER DEVELOPMENT, Be specific. 202. +
RATER'S RECOMMENDATION FOR ASSIGNMENT (MOS CODE) INDORSER'S RECOMMENDATION FOR ASSIGN (MOS CODE)... '
' . ad i, % ae |
Military Police Officer (9110) concur eRe ne SP aH
RATER'S RECOMMENDATION FOR FURTHER TRAINING INDORSER'S RECOMMENDATION FOR FURTHER ¥2 ' 4
- On the job training. T conde Q-, > Ss j
le INTIMATE DAILY FREQUENT OBSERVATION OF INFREQUENT OBSERVATION O} RCADE i OFFE*
- ENTRIES ARE BASED ON => | contact THE RESULTS OF HIS WORK — |THE RESULTS OF HIS WORK coe D REG,
(RATER WILL HECK ; Xx __ DB Cooper-10648 _ | Hi

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E.. F, : G. WHAT DEGREE OF SUCCESS HAS HE ATTAINED UNDER THE FOLLOWING? PLACE AN "X"*
IN THE APPROPRIATE SPACE AR DENOTE RATING. ENTER THE PROPER NUMERICAL VALUE
ALLENTRIES INDICATE_ YOUR ATTITUDE IN THE APPROPRIATE COLUMN UNDER "TOTAL VALUE" NO VALUE SHOULD BE ENTERED
OnE ORME WOULD YOU FOR A RATING OF UNKNOWN. SEE INSTRUCTIONS ON THE REVERSE SIDE.
n RAT, | Unsat. | Sat.) V. S. | EXC. sue. Un- TOTAL VALUE
BASED ON - X ATTITUDE | X . VAL | —4 }a}e}3t4}5 16] 7 | known] —Totl +-Total
1. Physical Activity.and Endurance x 6
INTIMATE DAILY CONTACT PARTICULARLY DESIRE HIM? 7
. 2. Stability Under Pressure . x 5
FREQUENT OBSERVATION OF 3. Attention to Duty x Y5
=: | BE PLEASED TO HAVE HIM?! =
THE RESULTS OF HIS WORK a E . . 2 4.-Cooperation x 5 ,
INFREQUENT OBSERVATION | 45: Initiative : Xx 3:
BE SATISFIED TO HAVE HIM? -
OF THE RESULTS OF HIS WORK] . 6. Intelligence : x rE, ;
: 7. Force x Ld %
ACADEMIC RECORDS PREFER NOT TO HAVE HIM? : =
' + 8. Judgment and Common Sense xX s
St 9. Leadershi .
- OFFICIAL REPORTS* DEFINITELY NOT WANT HIM? —_— x 5
. wae 10. Ability to Obtain Results x 5
=F. bly - Y J. Yes or No a ' 8
Since last ree} - ey or No Burin the perlod covered by this report es or Mo In case unfavorable entries heve been Totals _ + 48 Al;
port hes he been was Ke th the subject of an' disciplingry no made, other than in D and/or F, were none Thy
mentioned | in of- ["Unfavorably measure thet should be includ uded on his * the deficiencies broug the officer's ~ Net a, | ?
cia - te stat 3 ttenti f comman . e ;
cations? HO Xz or No of nature and attendant circumstances. emen and pao (o' : Rothe tion of this report? . Value E> ASS , -
L. OUTSTANDING SPECIALTIES OF VALUE IN MILITARY SERVICE. SES Ni ERyfRIES EXCEPT joDe* a
WHERE STATEMENT 1 L. OBSERVATIO Ercole tating using the Fallow | Aerial
BLOF AND/OR OBSERVER E RATINGS GE SAR Cons GHHCHS. a3 é beatles rhérieal rating equals the net umerice
cor rae ded by totel number of | Rating | |
on: ec Y Lg
opurt gro rot otf Ei oe @ numerical reting > "be ;
' 1e rc . wea, stra ver ee
oa a gis = techs 3 cOP** yuets 2 pole esr
equals fied Pars chutist a xu 3 ord? te e on ARee i ectival rating based on nu- '
» vai ~ ec sent . 4no> "merical rating (M). Use following code. -
' is pne ref i<j ort& J Below 0 (—4) ~Unsatisfactory i,
: ers? af or * 45 0.0to 1.99 ~~—Satisfacto Adjectival '
° XL o Oto 3, Very satisiactory ating
P se @ it 2.00 3.49 —Very satisfect Rati
o 9 ve snavt 35 to 5.49 Excellent mye 0
ner ,ggem ; 5.5to7.0 —Superior > weve

EFFICIENCY," REPORT, os a
sis es au sa ee jee hea " 3 Mas ee eo rae SEE AR 600-185

RS PORTO dine on SS

A. PLACE OF ORIGIN OF REPORT

USE TYPEWRITER IF POSSIBLE fi : Ae Fe
IF NOT, PLEASE PRINT ah: ec

iva 2?
THEATER OR COMMAND ORGANIZATION AND UNIT DATE OF REPORT
AGF—Chird arny 'Heedcqucrters "ff ros. terol 1 July 47
. B, OFFICER REPORTED UPON : :

LAST NAME--FIRST NAME—MIDDLE. INITIAL ° ; SERIAL NUMBER -| GRADE ARM OR SERVICE SOM.
r <s . « oo. on . " , 1
eTTms. SCPUYLUPR Ww so OhOGVYLE sapt TE" Qo

DATE OF BIRTH SERVICE OFFICIAL STATUS OF OFFICER WITH RESPECT TO YOU PERIOD COVERED | FROM TO
- . BY REPORT
. Limited { General Be .
30 gan 2 x [éMr asst in est "tf cron. Acheol 27 ser AA 3) Jun ia]
C. STATIONS AT WHICH OFFICER SERVED AND DUTY ASSIGNMENTS s
. | PLACE "X" IN BOX OR BOXES TO CLASSIFY DUTY
STATIONS DUTY ASSIGNMENTS DAYS STATE _ SOE OT TRAIN. | ADMIN, "
- COMBAT | COMBAT | COMBAT] COMBAT| ING | &EXEC.
14.PL. prog, . uu. aAcdecGir stor 2Tf yr <eh] 36 x . xe
2. . ;
3. ~ -
4. x
5. ,
D. WRITE (A BRIEF GENERAL ESTIMATE OF THIS OFFICER. REFER TO POINTS OF WEAKNESS AS WELL AS STRENGTH. UNFAVORABLE ENTRIES OF OPINION Wy THIs EST.
MATE NEED NOT BE (REFERRED 'TO THE OFFICER BEING RA
Tis officer is roun., riry, era eell informed, 2 hag a te AeuCy ws: be critical
of his superior: and the : re az. Wuvle, (a As coriele of bein; 9 ver: Pine officer

.-

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O. ECERTIFY THAT TO THE = OF MY KNOWLEDGE PNAS CSEIVENTIRES MADE. HEREON ARE TRUE AND IMPARTIAL AND ARE IN ACCORDANCE WITH AR 600-185. 7° §

INCLOSURES | SIGNA 7 \.__ | TYPENAME, GRALE AND ORGANIZATION COMMANDING WHAT? _
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"WD AGO Form j erhis 2 supersedes wo AGO ¥orm 67, 27 September ints, Lv. ; Wey TIO ad V-10 _ an & 2 16—SOS0t~4
FEB y 045 whiclr wlilho used until extsting stocks arc oxbausted.Y 7 ' re we LUE
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f° HEADQUARTERS THE INFANTRY SCHOOL
FORT BENNING, GEORGIA

GNLCO (B)
SUBJECT: Academic Efficiency Report (C-1 par 2a) AR 600-185 (31 Oct 46) 7
TO: The Adjutant 'General ; cee eee
Washington 25, D.C. . .
1, The following officer:
Miles, Schuyler W. dre, 0-493718 Capt. Infantry ORC

(NAME? { ASN) (RANK) (BRANCH) {COMPONENT >

Pursued the Basic Airborne Course Noe 7.
(COURSE)

at The Infantry School.

2. Duration of Course ......10 March 1947 to 22 April 1947 '

(DATE INCL)

8. Graduate: Yes (X) No ( ) (If No, see Remarks below.)
4, a. Academic Rating: Excellent

b. Academic Rank: Number.....19.......among......26......students enrolled (less
foreign students). . :

+

5. a. Special aptitude for a specific duty ....Parachutist

b. Recommend that graduates of this course be awarded a probable MOS
) ee ; by pencil entry in Item (28 of WD AGO Form 66-1), to be made per-
manent in case of subsequent adequate "On the Job" performance.

6. Potential Instructor: Yes ( ) No (X)

Specific Course or Department. ...... . _ . tO

7. Remarks: Other than academically, this officer is rated

meenens , . ; an '
ay SPECIAL HANDLING REQUIRED
ONS 7

_ was of Nationas

. . as _
FOR THE COMMANDANT: ed from Recor |, Missours.

: terial copi . Douls
rn ae el Records center, 5t Do not pecopy 5
_ Personn ator reference only porta outside
_ to be us® snate in its origina . "t
or dissemit , . fu
the Bureaus. -
. ' : ope
: PAEETREENCY FILES .
" CHARLES E, JOHNSGNLE OFFSS. SEC. |}
Se mo Colonel, Infantry — —- "2
es & a pare 2/5 /)

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» 0 a @ PERSONAL HISTORY STATEMENT T ) - :
~ Read 'the certificate at the end of this questionnaire before filling in your answers. Print or type all answers, All questions and
; statérhents must be completed. If proper answer is "No" or "None," so state. Detail is requested for your protection since in
subsequent investigations which may be conducted, derogatory information on persons of same or similar names may be disclosed
_ and background information is needed for clear identification. Fill out, sign, and execute in duplicate and return both copics to,

s requesting agency, If more space is required, use space "'Remarks" or attach separate sheet, |
.DATE , ) ma PLACE . . to we ae * '
. 1, LAST NAME~FIRST NAME—MIDDLE NAME 2. NICKNAMES, ALIASES, OR CHANGES OF NAME
Miles Schuyler william Jr. ts : Bill Sky a" : a oe
* 3, PRESENT RANK (or rank prior to separation or relief from active duty) |4, ARM OR SERVICE 5. SERIAL NO, ' : ,

i Captain C.MeP. 0 = 493718 no!

6. DRAFT BOARD NO. 7. DRAET BOARD ADDRESS . . . . . ' >

NONs NONE ; ° tj

8 PRESENT MILITARY ASSIGNMENT (Organization, post, camp, or station location) OR PRESENT EMPLOYING AGENCY . |
_ CaP, Det. ly 3420 A.S.U. IT, Bragg N.C. ) |
" 9, LAST CIVILIAN ADDRESS BEFORE ENTERING THE ARMED FORCES 10, PRESENT RESIDENCE ADDRESS (Street and number, city, and State) .
go Street and number, city, county, and State) .

142 Covina Ave. Long Beach LeA.CO. Calif. Qrts. TH-328-B FT.Brage N.C, -- a

11. RACE sz HEIGHT 13, MIEIGHT 14-COLOR OF EYES Y-COLOR OF HAIR 46. COMPLEXION te

: 1 .
White 5 rrl0s mn 140 LB.| prown Brown Ruddy 2 4
ITIZENSHIP (Name country) 18. HOW OBTAINED . an
U eSioAe XX] BIRTH (1 NATURALIZATION oO THROUGH PARENTS' NATURALIZATION
19. IF NATURALIZED, GIVE NATURALIZATION CERTIFI- | 20. PLACE NATURALIZED AND COURT OF JURISDICTION 21, DATE NATURALIZED '
"NONE ' 'NONE NONE

22. DATE AND PORT OF ENTRY TO WU, S.. IF BORN OUTSIDE OF U. S, AND ITS TERRITORIES
- NONE
f DATE OF BIRTH 24. PLACE OF BIRTH (City, county, State, and country)

; 30 Jan. 1923 WAshington Wash.CO. Penna. U.SoA.
25. DO YOU HAVE A BIRTH CERTIFICATE? 26,45 IT RECORDED? 2UA-*THERE RECORDED? ;
yes no At Es [No Harrisburg Penna,
* 28. SCARS OR DISTINGUISHING MARKS . .
«0a
'29, . EDUCATION (List Grammar Schools, High Schools, and Colleges) ' -
D- DATES OF ATTENDANCE | OR DEGREE 3
., SCHOOL ATTENDE! LOCATION TYPE COUPESRED : x
4 af
shington High School | Washington Ponna. Granmar 1938 - 31959 |Grad, —
Srocnbrior Military Sch. Lewisburg W.Va High Sch, | 1939 = 1941 _f -}
peseneree Military SchJ Lewisburg W.Va. High & Col. | 194] =~ 1942 Grad Hi ghSc'h, +f
ny . . , f
30. SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL HONORS, SCHOLARSHIPS, EIC., ATTAINED CAUTION: SPECIALH ANDLING REQUIRED tex fb "
"Room "og . NONE . oa
ta. 2 my, + "oo ' rs. 3 '5h
ee Thismoterial copied from records of Nat Loria}. d
31. E iP Hi so ES, FRATERNITIES, S (List all 4 hy. ,
' MEME RSHIF IN SC OOL SOCIETIES, FRATERNITIES, OR CLUBS (List ail) Personnel Records Center, Sts Louis, Missour ' i
a ae ' , NONE to be used for reference only. Do not nee i
[ ' no ° ' or disseminate in its original form outst i
« . " : Pury -" , H
+ 32. LIST AL ORGANIZATIONS, SOCIETIES, CLUBS, AND ASSOCIATIONS, PAST OR PRESENT NW WalcH YOU HAVE HELD ee LAF ve - ¢
~ (Other then shown in Item 31) . t x
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2 ; [ RESIDENCE FROM BIRTH @ ;
2 DATE (From—To) STREET AND NUMBER | CITY STATE OR COUNTRY
Lyod 1942 65 E.kathorine Aves Mashington | Penna:
1942 1946 Soldier U.S.Army . UoSeAo & MoT.O,
-f 1946 | 1946 142 "ovina Avee.°- Long Beach }Calif ~
©1946 -: + ERESENT Soldior U.S Arny baet U.S.Ae
| 34, : EMPLOYMENT (including part time)
A. HAVE YOU EVER BEEN EMPLOYED BY THE GOVERNMENT OF A FOREIGN NATION AS A. CIVILIAN? oO YES: 7a No. i cag tyeces
IF YES, GIVE NATION OFSERVICE: =" * ttt oe fe ee nan Hea eke fh Ee
DATE (From—To) a were EMPLOYED AS . BT eaten Fane EMPLOYED BY Wivision, dept, or adency) . - | ¢
" WLOCATION (City and country) , - ~ 2 J REASON FOR TERMINATION -

' NONE Se Now ,

B, HAVE YOU, EVER BEEN EMPLOYED BY A PRIVATE FIRM OF A FOREIGN NATION? 0 YES _ Epo. IF YES, GIVE NAME AND LOCATION OF FIRM,

ss - "e- . ~

DATE (From—To) EMPLOYED AS : LOCATION OF EMPLOYMENT .
| is On mo NONE . NONE ~- cot

REASON FOR TERMINATION

BONE

Gq , EMPLOYMENT OTHER THAN ABOVE SOCIAL SECURITY NO.
Un chronological order—including part time) NONE

DATE (From—To), a 7 EMPLOYED BY (Give name, street and number, city, and State)
' ar aay 4 ¢ . '
* ' Not_ Employed Student.
EMPLOYED AS REASON FOR TERMINATION
: :
DATE (From—To ) EMPLOYED BY (Give name, street and number, city, and State)
EMPLOYED AS . REASON FOR TERMINATION
DATE (From—To) . EMPLOYED BY (Give name, street and number, city, and State)
ON a ed et we oe met age oe on 'eof "ate "ee ir ener "aoe * gst 7
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EMPLOYED AS REASON FOR TERMINATION ~, ae . ° aa * .
'4 DATE (From—To) EMPLOYED BY (Give namo, street and number, city, and State) , ,?
be - « . ee) " ee | oe, ae + tee nee = - ® ow - - "ate eg wet
. | EMPLOYED AS ae -_ REASON FOR TERMINATION ° ° So . soo
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"ee FE s . i , H aan ' as ite '
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EMPLOYED AS ge REASON FOR TERMINATION bint deo sy ct
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35. 'HAVE YOU EVER BEEN FIRED, ASKED 10 RESIGN, FURLOUGHED (othor th Tar furlough of leave) OR PUT ON AN INACTIVE SEATUS FOR CAUSE WHILE
- f°" SERVING INTHE ARMY. NAVY, MARINE CORPS, OR COAST SHED ahr an sgn ees IN ANY POSITION OF PRIVATE OR GOVERNMENT EMPLOYMENT?
IF-SO, STATE CIRCUMSTANCES,

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36. HAVE YOU EVER FILED APPLICATIONS FOR 0: CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS? [[] YES =e .

~ yt a «TITLES OF EXAMINATIONS EXAMINED IN WHAT CITIES: - MONTH AND YEAR RATING

Vitoe See et ag otto # a : ©, '

we fe Lek ' . a0 - ars) wre see -

et v1, MILITARY HISTORY -

A. DATE ENLISTED-, ., | DATE INDUCTED (FE. MM.) | ENLISTED SERIAL NO, DATE OF LAST DISCHARGE | DISCHARGE og
. + r "i. le .
NONE tect e | ay, NONE 4, |. NONE . , NONE Cl wo SPECIFICATION

WO-DATE OF WARRANT WARRANT SERIAL NO." ~~ -| DATE RELIEVED AS WO | DATE OF FIRST COMMISSIONED 2X) HONORABLE
NONE NONE .- , pO?
. NONE -"P5 Sent, 1942 (DISHONORABLE

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SOURCE OF OHNTESTON -. |. COMPONE U DATE_ SEPARATE OR EXPIRATION |
. Cenene ar TORS, ORC, NG, AUS, Navy, Marine, or eer roe Sept 4p TERMINAL LEAVE end

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Roel oC" a OR Ce as 4. bag ime oe. Fud3.456—L7Eume 194g
HAVE YOU EVER BEEN COURT-MARTIALED? C] Yes [giNo, IF YES, EXPLAIN FULLY .
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38 FOREIGN COUNTRIES VISITED OR OVERSEAS DUTY

COUNTRY DATE LENGTH OF STAY PURPOSE

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39. : FOREIGN LANGUAGES (Indicate: fluent, fatr, poor)

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Jayor kimer E.WWilson Police Dept. " Washington Penna.

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STATE THE NAME AND PLACE OF "COURT, NATURE OF OFFENSE, DATE, AND DISPOSITION 'OF CASE — . . 3
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Dear General 'itsell:

I understand Captain Schuyler We
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in the Negular Army. He is now stationed as a Reserve
Officer at Fort Brage, North Carolina.

This hoy is the son of an old
comrade of ming in the 2€th Division. His fanily are
resitents of ine home tows,
in the commirniiy.
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HILES, SCHUYLER, WILIG@.:, gk. 0 493718 [tarry aie.

5, NATURE OF EXAMINATION * | 6 RACE | 7. AGEIN| 6. SEX | 9. COMPONENT OF ARMY

ARNgIAL ATIVE DUTY | APPOINTMENT PROMOTION RETIREMENT SPECIAL {| TERMINAL RA AUS NG orc =| ROTC
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12, MEDICAL HISTORY Officer denies history of asthma, hay fever, tuberculosis,
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3

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: tion, information is taken from available Army records and supp'emented by personal interview.

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The information about civilian education and

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-n LAST NAME--FIRST NAME—MIDDLE INITIAL

MILITARY OCCUPATIONAL ASSIGNMENTS

142 loving aveey Lon, Leach 5, & capt

» PERMANENT MAILING ADDRESS {Sireel, City,

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ACTIVE SERVICE

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BILITARY PLLICE OLFICERR Served in faplea, Ltaly with Goapany Ce 05rd vilitary

Folica Battaliow aa the company commander. Yae responsible for the ccutreh of all
traffic and polioin: activitiese. olive work coneisted of patrolling 360 miles
of vigheuy, Geaaking up hichejacdking military sunplic#, Lrcniin,; uy baal market
activities, military escorts for ceremonies, und control cf military ant civilian
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Ls PRESENT GRADE | 2¢ GRADE HELD IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO PROCESSING | 3+« LOWEST GRADE ACCEPTABLE

FOR RELIEF FROM ACTIVE DUTY (Inatruction 4)
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: 15- EXACT DESIGNATION OF UNIT OR OFFICE TO WHICH LAST ASSIGNED 16. . MAJOR FORCE (Inatruction 7)

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within the following classes only: Wife (husband), child (including an adopted child, stepchild, illegitimate child), parent (includ-
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of the insured and the witness should be stated if the insured is in the military or naval service. rr or

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will take the monthly installments of insurance if the principal beneficiary or beneficiaries should not survive so as to receive any - .

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oe 1° "RECOMME*" "TION FOR APPOINTMENT OF R. O. T. C+ "ADUATE }
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«Miles 7 Schuyler William, Jr. _
; Last name of candidate Firet name Middle name
Greenbrier Military School, Lewisburg, West Varga. ee esceecsceeeeeeee
Name of Institution —— , . Place ~ . - Date
To the Commanding General, Fifth _ 1 eecenens Corps Area:
1. The student named above on dune 1, 1942 will
| Date completion of R. O, T. C. Course
| have completed the prescribed course for the Senor Division Infantry..MS....R.0.T.¢. /
at the institution named above. Junuor ; Unit o
a. He has completed successfully the required camp training at..(none.)
_— Location of Camp or Camps attended and dates ;
3. I consider him physically, mentally, morally and professionally qualified
for appointment in the lowest grade -Infantry.................---- Officers' Reserve Corps,
and recommend his appointment accordingly iihen Hé°vompletes training prescribed in
lieu of a .
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"fopies of WD., A. G. 0. Form No. 170, each properly filled out and
Signed , 2a0domOre Por DOO RGSOOeH LOBORTIS DOS RET RAMU LORE c COOOOOBS EC
~&Xare attached. See reverse side this sheet.

| RC 2.E....Swah,..Calonel.Infantry...........- 4
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LGR C . , Professor of Milit§:
APPROVED / Je Me re

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THE IMFAS roy SCHOOL

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Corps Area, Dept. or Camp Commander. Date.
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8 . Place of 'birth lasiington, Penns; ovinransa mo: a Speaks fairly None... rene | None Fe 1S dg : ,
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xP he Stato whether or not you aie a citizen of the United States . ", Translates. ---Hone None None Hone "
«is: + and whether by -birth or naturalization. (If the latter, | " Readg.'__: 'None __.|None None None
Kerrey xs appénd evidence of naturalization, or if evidence not '
re weep | state on what, date and in what court natu- - dh Spe knowledge, professional or other, None. s
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. .' Academy, National Naval Volunteers, National uard in Tederal cervice, a3 @ Resorvo officer on active duty, or et military

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" th +. Marine Corps Reserve Forees (active); "National Guard or Naval Militia not i in Federal, Bervice, or "3p military or naval forces |

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Poa ae f te ork 'nsxnucrions. nT er Manca Waren
ee 1p out of typewriter If rien if not; print proper names and write cloarly. 'This forth ranst ho oxecuted IN puriica'n and both copies forwarded thretisht |
s gbrps ile. fk ate kien rt Fas t pierre iegi 5 E form} News 63), which may be obtained: ttom: any yailitary' pos :t or station. *
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w d. no applicant isin t tary service, application. w ore IONE 2: "se Aa eT
5 "1, It appontment ig in tho, with ae to "edenmeht tds particular unit of the Orpanized Reserves, "shad fect will bo stated under "Remarks!" + < . eg
pag ts A Ua ar Remarks" mske appropriate oxpkuation, when ied allotted apne? are insufiiciont,§ and any atatement you may wish to mako with regard to your pret apenes rr
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© BAC, BT. LOUIS ( 164-63) ) (RUC)

MAY 1962 EDITION

Memorandum

SL-17 (Rev. 4-17-70 . .
Seely (Ree. 10 ) © $010-106 @ HANDLE AS

. GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27 AN .
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT . AIR

SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) | DATE: YA5/73 ge) .

SUBJECT:
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% Reforenca Los Angeles Nitel, 1/2/73. |
NATIONAL PERSONNEL RECORDS CENTER (NPRC) ah svaiie CHECK' , aN AAT tgk® |
ab was Ro CLT debbie Tiitteyd BN CAP Rene Branch, NRO So Louis, Mo., and |. can |
. reviewed on 1415/73 by SC b6 per FBI
b7C per FBI
(-] Enclosed are. copies of (Form FD-302) (investigative insert) (letterhead memorandum) reflecting \ ON |
pertinent information. ; é v | 4 }.
EX} Enclosed for information and reference, subject to restriction stamped thereon, are copies of self- ? y }
explanetory documents from NPRC files. u
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[1] Personnel, NPRC (Civilian) (Military) Personnel Recorde Branch, Veterans Administration Record co) ow
Processing Center, SLMO, advised on - » no record on subject or 1 é J av 9) ,
could be located on basis of information furnished. In event ad- . ae! os |
ditional identifying or descriptive data becomes available, another lead for review of the NPRC
(civilian or military) records should be submitted.. Data needed includes: date and place of birth, i 2.
name utilized in employment or military service, branch and military service number, dates of service we e
or employment, department employing individual, specific organization to which assigned with date of .
assignment, and Social Security number. 7)
("] File has n t been located at NPRC. A special search is under way, and file will be reviewed of
promptly wl pn located. -
(C) File was nj -located at (Civilian) (Military) Personnel Records Branch, NPRC, SLMO, and should be |
located at kd ;
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Lead: Office |
record located your division. Handle review. |
For reference and assistance in handling lead, copies of pertinent serials are enclosed. |
Reno ARMED AND DANGEROUS. .
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SEARCHED............ INDEXED............ |
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(3) b6 per FBI |
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SL-17 (Rev. 4-17-70)

QPIIONAL FORM NO, 10 S010—108
MAY 1962 EDHION

GS$A GEN, REG, NO. 27

WJNETED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) ,
SAC, ST, LOUIS ( 164<63)

NORJAK

Reference: LOS Angeles Nitel, 1/2/73.

) (RUC)

DATE:

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Army Servi
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.b7C per FBI

pertinent information.

copies of (Form FD-302) (investigative insert) (letterhead memorandum) reflecting

.

ed) Enclosed for information and reference, subject to restriction stamped thereon, are copies of self-

explanatory documents from NPRC files.

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

Processing Center, SLMO, advised on

» ho record on subject or

could be located on basis of information furnished. In event ad-

ditional identifying or descriptive data becomes available, another lead for review of the NPRC
(civilian or military) records should be submitted, Data needed includes: date and place of birth,
name utilized in employment or military service, branch and military service number, dates of service
or employment, department employing individual, specific organization to which assigned with date of

assignment, and Social Security number.

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

. promptly when located.

(_] File was not located at (Civilian) (Military) Personnel Records Branch, NPRC, SLMO, and should be

located at 2

Lead: __ Office

- . * .
record located your division. Handle review. . . '

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

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

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SUBJECT: NORJAK
00: Seattle

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v _ TRANSMIT VIA: PRECEDENCE: CLAS SIFICATION:
[ Teletype (-] Immediate (.) TOP SECRET
(1) Facsimile (2 Priority (1) SECRET
£q ——Aintel (2 Routine (9 CONFIDENTIAL
| [1 UNCLAS EF TO
(J UNCLAS
Date __ 4/28/81
TO : SAC, SACRAMENTO
FROM : SAC, LOS ANGELES (164-497) (C-1) (RUC)

On 4/15/81 U.S. Deputy Marshal

| Los

Angeles, California, commercial telephone number |

telephonically contacted the Los Angeles Office of the FBI and
advised that during the weekend of 4/11/81 he had been in the
Lone Pine, California, area on a skiing trip. On Sunday,

4/12/81, he had occasion to chat with]

b6 per USMS
b7C per USMS
b7F per USMS

Year of Birth
Occupation Machinist
Prior Criminal

Record May have served time in
Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary

Previous Residence

training

2 - Sacramento
2 - Seattle (164-81)

tC) Los Angeles

Characteristics Possibly a homosexual
Military Service Was a member of the U.S. Marine
Corps and may have had parachute

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SEARCH OF SUSPECTED AREA

Based upon information received from thé Seattle
Division on November 25, 1971 preliminary steps were taken
to alert all law enforcement agencies in Cowlitz, Lewis,
Wahkiakum, and Clark Counties concerning the search which
was to be instituted for the subject. A meeting was held
with members of the Clark and Cowlitz County Sheriff's
Offices and local agencies at the Woodland, Washington
City Hall and Police Department which was designated as
search headquarters in view of its proximity to the Wood-
land airport at which facilities were available for fixed
wing aircraft and helicopters. Arrangements were made .
for helicopters and fixed wing aircraft to be available on
November 26, 1971 and the search area was divided into oye
seven sections, one of which was located in the Lewis a ae
River area of Cowlitz County and the others in the north=- eo
eastern section of Clark County. - . Me

* On November 26, 1971 personnel of the Clark — SN ees
County 'Sheriff's Office, under the direction of Sheriff re
EUGENE COTTON, and Undersheriff THOMAS MAC DOWELL, con-_
sisting of twelve cars and four aerial observers, seven. pore
cars of the Cowlitz County Sheriff's Office, and eleven © 9." "y¢ °
deputies under Sheriff CHARLES E. GILL and Chief Deputy °° ne -

. In addition, three officers of the Woodland, LL,
Washington Police Department and six Agents were at the 7
Scene. | _ a, . a sre

On November 26, 1971, after Law enforcement rn re
'officers were briefed on facts known to that point and what SMa
was being sought and having been familiarized with the prime
search area of 150 square miles, the various ground units
were dispatched to Cowlitz and Clark Counties with instruc-
tions to contact all available residents and businessmen
on every road in the assigned section to secure information
concerning the subject. The description, then available,
was furnished to all personnel involved in the search. .
Further instructions were given to the officers to request
individuals contacted to contact their neighbors and .

. acquaintances to insure that all residents of the prime
search area were cognizant of the hijacking and the deserip- ;
tion of the subject. . 8

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, upon latest data furnished by Northwest Airlines re. aircraft's
position at time subject left the plane. An area averaging

to the suburbs of Vancouver, Washington was gridded and ae

'_ vesults. All sightings of suspicious items were checked

'cant item developed from this search was that an unidentified -

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On November. 26, 1971 the banks of Lake Merwin,
partly located in the prime search area, were completely
patrolled by two boats of the Cowlitz County Sheriff's
Office with all suspicious sightings personally checked.
One sighting of a white object on the south side of the
lake was unable to be checked on November 26, 1971 but on
November 27, 1971 was checked by helicopter with negative
results, '

On November 26, 1971 two Army helicopters, one
Bonneville Power Administration helicopter, and one ™
Weyerhaeuser Company helicopter plus five fixed wing aircraft
from Woodland and Vancouver, Washington were aloft over the
search area for seven hours of total flying time. Several
Sightings of unidentified items were checked by ground
contact with negative results. . oe

On November 27, 1971 the search was continued with | ;
the same number of personnel, ground units, three helicopters a
and seven fixed wing planes. The search area on this day "eR
encompassed a 400 square mile area and was laid out based . .. :

ten miles on the east and west sides of the airline flight |
path and extending from the vicinity of Kalama, Washington

criss crossed by the aircraft mentioned with negative re
with negative results.

The ground search on November 27, 1971 consisted ae
of contacts by personnel in ground units with as many ers
individuals as possible in the search area. One signifi- 7

light plane, metallic gray in color, flew over a small
landing strip in the northeasterly section of the search
area with its landing lights on about the time the subject
is presumed to have left the aircraft.

"4 On November 27, 1971 in addition to contacting
all individuals in the search area all airfields with any 4
aircraft or parachuting schools or activity were contacted :
from Vancouver - Camas, Washougal area to Woodland. A
number of individuals contacted at these locations gave
information pertaining to skydivers 5, pilots, clubs ine — .
volved in skydiving and other information, all of which has been
checked with negative results. DB Cooper-26927

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Airports and Flight Services:

Scholls, Orchard, Washington | |
Vancouver, Washington

Evergreen Airfield,
Vancouver, Washington "

Pearson Air Park, | |

Vancouver, Washington

Skycraft, Inc. Pearson Air Park 7
Aircraft Specialties at Pearson Air Park - -: b6

| _ ] _ bTC
Northwest Flight Services, Ine, Pearson Air oe

Park = '
Vancouver Flying Service, Pearson Air Park Sa
Grove's Fl Service, Camas, Washington, :

Kelso-Longview Airport, Kelso, Washington -

Farm and Forest Helicopter Service, Napavine,

; Washington oo
ao Hillsborough Aviation, Pearson Air Park, Vancouver, .
te Washington ae
Toledo Airport, Toledo, Washington SS
Chehalis - Centralia Airport, Chehalis, Washington os

wh.

te On November 28, 1971 the house to house canvass
of business establishments and houses in the prime search
area of 150 square miles was continued by Agents of the ~".... ..-
Seattle Division, All individuals contacted were' queried OOF,
concerning the subject and were shown composite drawings

and given physical descriptive materials. The search area

Was gridded and close contact was kept with the control -
point until all streets, roads, highways, and passable by-=- oe
Ways were covered all with negative contacts other than . '
information developed through previous contacts concerning

the metallic gray colored aircraft with the landing lights

shining. The exact point of this plane's flying during the

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late evening hours on. November 24, 1971 was fixed at the
intersection_of Grantham Road and County Road 42 in the

vicinity of LaCentre, Washington, b6
b7C

Another significant item developed from this
houe to house canvass was that a white car was seen parked
on Grantham Road near County Road 42 for approximately two
hours from 3 to 5 p.m. on November 24, 1971 and from 9 to
ll a.m. on November 25, 1971. It was pointed out by the
individual who furnished this information that the plane
with the landing lights lighted which flew low for a time
on November 24, 1971 was flying in the vicinity of the area
at which this white car was observed.

On November 28, 1971 reports of planes flying at
night on November 23, 1971 in the vicinity of the airfields
_ located at View, Washington and in the vicinity of County
Road 42 and Grantham Road in Clark County as well as other
small airports in Clark and Cowlitz Counties were checked
with all flights being explainable and normal, .

On November 29, 1971 the area from Woodland, ?
Washington up the Lewis River Road to Cougar, Washington and ~—
Yale Lake was covered on a house to house basis, all loca-~ oo
tions being in Cowlitz County. The business establishments ne
and private homes contacted all had information concerning cw
the subject and his physical description. One item of
interest developed was the presence of two men at the Lone
Fir Motel, Cougar, Washington, who stated they were going
fishing in an area 'which had been closed for two months.
The arrival of these individuals was 3:00 a.m. on November
26, 1971 and they departed after a short stay the next
morning. Appropriate leads for these individuals are being
set for the Portland Division.

Further house to house coverage was afforded in
an area near the midpoint of a circle specified by Northwest
Airlines as the center of the suspected area in which the
subject exited the airplane. Every house and business
establishment in a 20 mile square area was contacted or
recontacted and it was found all individuals contacted
had information on the subject but no information of value
other than that previously reported. .

DB Cooper-26929

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b6 per FBI and FAA
b7C per FBI and FAA

|
Washington, was contacted on November 29, 1971 and he
stated he did not fly on vovember 2k. 1971. —He ter
nished information on having met who fas
a white car at McClellan airstrip on November 23, 1971

when he_flew in there in _ his 1506 Cessna, registration
number

It was further determined that the Federal
Aviation Administration fan marker beacon at a point directly
east on Kalama, Washington on Vector 23 was not operating
on November 24, 1971. Further information was secured
from Melridge Aviation, Vancouver, Washington, a distributor
of portable receivers known as marker beacon receivers which
are small enough to fit in the palm of the hand and can . '
pick up a signal on the ground on which a fix from a plane ,
may be obtained. booatty

an.

n November 30, 1971 | | 6 per FBI and FAA
| advised SA THOMAS J. that his depayb'© per FBI and FAA

. Ment had received a telephone call vErom|
pT, Wash:

Washington who advised that he had rented a as
| in an isolated area to a man meeting the 2
_ general Physical deseription of the subject in this Matter. ss 0

'[-TjJaavisea he ana| } eds

Fk,

' physically checked the house out on Confer Road in Kalama
and found nothing which would indicate anything dout the
man_who rented the house other than that furnished already
by |] pointed out that when he got to the
house he found that there was no indication that anyone
had lived there and in fact he stated that the condition
of the house was such that it would have been a hardship
for anyone to live there due to its physical condition. _ So

He advised that one item found in the house
was a cash register receipt from the Tweedy and SOPR
Store, phone ME 2-2290, dated October 12, 1971 for $23.07. oo.
[_Istated that this store was checked out and it was b6 per FBI. |
found to be a hardware store located at 1916 North 45th, 7c per rar.
Seattle, Washington, ;

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On November. 30, 1971 all doctors, clinics,
hospitals, and agencies which could render medical
assistance to an individual who could have broken limbs
oer severe abrasions from being in a heavily wooded area
were contacted and were also circularized with a
composite photograph and description of the subject in
Clark, Lewis, Cowlitz, Wahkiakum, and Skamania Counties.

- One individual was developed as meeting the
physical description of the subject and was identified as

b6 per FAA
b7C per FAA

A Bonneville Power Administration helicopter and
one fixed wing aircraft upon a partial dearing of the
weather continued an air search concentrating on the area
which has a center point of a circle as furnishedbby
Northwest Airlines. The search took in an area approxi-
mately 150 miles square and nothing of a positive nature
was found.

Federal Aviation Administration representatives
in Portland, Oregon on November 30, 1971 advised even though
the fan marker beacon east of Kalama, Washington was not '
operational, it would have been possible for someone in
the hijacked aircraft to make use of a locator signal from
. an FAA beacon on Mt. Brynion in Kelso, Washington if a
beacon signal receiver had been used in the plane.

Further house to house canvassing was conducted
'by Agents in the prime search area near the center of the
circle as provided by Northwest Airlines, Nothing of
significant value other than that already 'secured was
ound ° .

On December 1, 1971 a fixed wing aircraft from
Woodland, Washington was aloft and covered an area during a
Slight period of clear weather which encompassed the area
from Woodland, Washington north to Silver Lake in Cowlitz
County, a distance of 40 miles and a section 10 miles on
either side of the flight path of the hijacked aircraft.
While this was being conducted, Agents in ground units

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were conducting door to door canvass in the vicinity of
the southerly end of Cowlitz County. Total area covered
by air was 800 square miles with negative results.

Information was developed that a hitchhiker in
the vicinity of Castle Rock, Washington_had been picked u
by an individual who was identified as | I,
a resident of Cowlitz County, and this individual had a
large number of twenty dollar bills in his possession.
Investigation by the deputies of the Cowlitz County Sheriff's
Office and SA THOMAS J. MANNING failed to show any twenty
dollar bills in the possession of[_ Jand the

identity of the so-called hitchhiker who made the phone
call to the Sheriff's Office was found to be false.

»- + Information was developed at Ridgefield, Wash-
ington that a salesman for a soft drink company had infor-
mation that an individual of his acquaintance was the hijacker.
Appropriate lead was set out to the Portland Division

concerning this matter,

Contact made with|
Vancouver, Washington, reflected that the emergency equip-

ment on aircraft can be activated automatically upon at

reaching a gravitational force of 5 Gs,

On December 2, 1971 ten Agents walked in a "defined
search pattern the area in the immediate vicinity of the
circle of search as set forth by Northwest: Airlines. The |
terrain was found to be composed of fields which are being
farmed and a number of impenetrable thickets which have
fallen logs, hidden beaver ponds, and creeks and generally
hazardous and most difficult terrain to search on foot.

,it was noted that in getting into the thicket and under-

brush growth, it was so heavy that even if an item was
five yards from the observer, it could easily be missed
due to overgrowth problems. The area covered in this
physical terrain search was 11/2 miles long and 2/3 of
a mile wide and took approximately five hours. Negative
results in the search.

DB Cooper-26932

b7C

b6
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sue anges oF NORTHWEST ATBLINES § SEVEN TWENTY SEVEN,

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BO' FIVE, ROVEMRER TYENTYFOUR, " SEVERTYONE,

Sona HIJACKING: EXTORTION.

SONTR OLLERS "ADVI SED THAT. 3
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A, point NEAR. FRE NOUN UNS OESERUOIR, CALIFORNEA.: "THE FLIGHT THEN.

TURNED ue RAST TO THE NEVADA BOR

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PROCEEDED DIRECTLY: SOUTH TO RENO,

MILES. tue FLIGHT CIRCLED. BRIEPL

"HEADS "AREA PREPARATORY TO LANDING, WHILE THE APPROACH'

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128 PM 11-25-71 URGENT MHE

TO DIRECTOR FBI
SEATTLE
PORTLAND

FROM LAS VEGAS 164-64

UNSUB$; NORTHWEST FLIGHT THREE ZERO FIVE, NOVEMBER TWENTYFOUR
f
SEVENTYONE. CAA-HIJACKING$ EXTORTION,

RE LV TEL TO SE TEL NOVEMBER TWENTYFIVE INSTANT.

SEARCH OF INSTANT AIRCRAFT LOCATED TWO PARACHUTES. LAS VEGAS
HAS CHEST PACK IDENTIFIED AS NUMBER TWO. IN RE SE TEL; HOWEVER,
CANOPY IS PINK. BACK PACK RECOVERED IS IDENTIFIED AS NUMBER TWO
IN SE TEL AND HAS WHITE CANOPY.

LATENT PRINTS OBTAINED DURING PROCESSING OF INSTANT AIPCRAFT
AND WILL BE FORWARDED TO BUREAU NOVEMBER TWENTYSIX NEXT. AMSD-RM.

FAA, RENO, ADVISES INSTANT AIRCRAFT AND CREW DEPARTED RENO,

NEVADA, ELEVEN ZERO TWO AM NOVEMBER TWENTY FIVE EN ROUTE SEATTLE
TO UNLOAD BAGGAGE. ETA SEATTLE UNKNOWN. ELIMINATION PRINTS OF
CREW NECESSARY AND SHOULD BE OBTAINED AND FORWARDED TO BUREAU.

Lib DO
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SEARCHED. .ss.sennn INDEXED. nananae
REC OK GET SERIALIZEDoneges FIRED reer
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*

SEARCH OF SUSPECTED AREA

Based upon information received from the Seattle

Division on November 25, 1971 preliminary steps were taken
to alert all law enforcement agencies in Cowlitz, Lewis,
Wahkiakum, and. Clark Counties concerning the search which
was to be instituted for the subject. A meeting was held
with members of the Clark and Cowlitz County Sheriff's
Offices and local agencies at the Woodland, Washington
City Hall and Police Department which was designated as
search headquarters in view of its proximity to the Wood-

land airport at which facilities were available for fixed

_ wing aircraft and helicopters. Arrangements were made

- for helicopters and fixed wing aircraft to be available on
November 26, 1971 and the search area was divided into

seven sections, one of which was located in the Lewis es
River area' of Cowlitz County and the others in the north-
eastern section of Clark County. oo ——

; aon On November 26, 1971 personnel of the clark
County Sheriff's Office, "under the direction of Sheriff
EUGENE COTTON, and Undersheriff THOMAS MAC DOWELL, con= ~~ = :** b6

-gsisting of twelve cars and four aerial observers, seven - ° bIC

ears of the Cowlitz County Sheriff's Office, and eleven , "
deputies' under Sheriff CHARLES E. GILL and Chief Deputy

| | In addition, three officers of the Woodland,
"Washington Police Department and six Agents were at the
"scene, : . "e voi

£ ashes . . mee ee

; PETS On November 26, 1971, after law enforcement
'officers were briefed on facts known to that point and what
was being sought and having been familiarized with the prime

' search area of 150 square miles, the various ground units
were dispatched to Cowlitz and Clark Counties with instruc-~
tions to contact all available residents and businessmen
on every road in the assigned section to secure information

* concerning the subject. The description, then available,
was furnished to all personnel involved in the search.

Further instructions were given to the officers to request
individuals contacted to contact their neighbors and
acquaintances to insure that all residents of the prime
search area were cognizant of the hijacking and the deserip-
tion of the subject.

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On December 3, 1971 | me
contacted at Brush Prairie, Washington and gave information
on a disbanded parachute jumping club, The Century SkyDivers.
He advised|

| Jat Evergreen field for a number of years
and in his opinion the problems a person would have in
jumping from an aircraft such asthe Boeing 727 and landing
safely were very great. He advised that the one main
problem a person would have making such a jump would be
vertigo.

Investigation conducted in the vicinity of
Ridgefield, Washington to resolve sighting of individuals
near railroad track by conductor of Burlington-Northern
Railroad with matter resolved with negative results.

Investigation to locate CB transmitter with

ip name of |
land interviewed December 3, 1971 with negative

results re information on flights or parachutists.

An airplane belonging to| lof
Vancouver, Washington was checked at Pearson Air Park,

Vancouver, to_determine condition of headliner and information

furnished by lwas found to be correct with regis-~
tration number and no KDR letters visible on plane.

Contact _ made at Skycraft, Ine. at Vancouver,
Washington andl of that company advised a beacon
marker receiver is sosnall it would be very easy to conceal
one in one's pocket and pick up a signal from the ground

when you were in a plane in theair near the transmitting
signal.

Investigation to establish alibi of GARY SAMDAL
of Rockford, Illinois was conducted at Longview, Washington
by contact with relatives and friends.

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4:38PM URGENT 11/30/71 VAB
10 SACRAMENTO (164-59)

SAN FRANCISCO (164-229)
FROM SEATTLE (164-81) 3P

UNSUB; NORTHWEST AIRLINES FLIGHT NUMBER THREE ZERO FIVE, PORTLAND TO
SEATTLE, NOVEMBER TWENTYFOUR, SEVENTYONE, CAA - HIJACKING$ EXTORTIONs
00: SEATTLE.

SEARCH OF- AREA.

FAA, SEATTLE, ADVISES THAT THE HIJACKED AIRCRAFT FLEW ON VECTOR
TWENTYTHREE FROM SEATTLE, SOUTH OF PORTLAND, EAST OF SALEM, OREGON,
WEST OF EUGENE, OVER MEDFORD, OREGON, AND ON INTO REDBLUFF, CALI-
FORNIA. AT REDBLUFF IT TURNED EAST TO FRENCHMAN'S RESERVOIR WHICH
IS LOCATED AT THE COORDINATES, THIRTYNINE DEGREES FIFTYTWO MINUTES
NORTH, AND ONE HUNDRED TWENTY DEGREES TWENTY MINUTES WEST, WHICH IS
APPROXIMATELY THIRTY MILES NORTHWEST OF RENO, NEVADA, AT A POINT
"SOME FIVE MILES NORTH OF VINTON, CALIFORNIA.

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SEATTLE IS SENDING TO ALL OFFICES TODAY AN AIRTEL CONTAINING
BACKGROUND INFORMATION AND A SKETCH OF THE HIJACKER. IT IS EXPECTED
THE BUREAU WILL BE PROVIDING ALL OFFICES WITH A FLIER AND AN ADDI-

" TIONAL SKETCH OF SUBJECT WITHOUT GLASSES.

A FACSIMILE COPY OF THE ABOVE-NENTIONED AIRTEL WILL BE SENT To
'SACRAMENTO TODAY. |

SEATTLE HAS CONCENTRATED ITS SEARCH IN THE SOUTHWESTERN PART OF
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON AS THIS WAS NORTHWEST AIRLINES BEST ESTIMATE
OF WHERE SUBJECT DEPARTED THE PLANE; HOWEVER, SINCE SUBJECT HAS NOT
YET BEEN LOCATED, A SEARCH OF THE ENTIRE ROUTE IS TO BE CONDUCTED.

PORTLAND DIVISION IS NOW CONDUCTING SUCH A SEARCH.

IF NOT ALREADY DONE, SACRAMENTO SHOULD INSTITUTE A SEARCH OF THE
ROUTE TAKEN BY INSTANT AIRCRAFT IN THE SACRAMENTO DIVISION. EXACT

ROUTE CAN BE OBTAINED FROM FAA BY SAN FRANCISCO.
| SACRAMENTO IS REQUESTED TO ISSUE AN APB FOR THE STATE OF CALI-
FORNIA SETTING OUT BACKGROUND OF THIS CASE, DESCRIPTION OF THE SUB-
JECT, AND WITH A PARTICULAR REQUEST FOR LOCAL AUTHORITIES TO BE
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ALERT FOR ANY DEBRIS FROM THE AIRCRAFT, SPECIFICALLY THE ATTACHE
CASE WHICH THE SUBJECT HAD ON BOARD. FOR SACRAMENTO'S ASSISTANCE,
A COPY OF AN APB ISSUED AT SEATTLE WILL BE FURNISHED BY FACSIMILE.
SAN FRANCISCO, MAKING REFERENCE TO YOUR AIRTEL OF NOVEMBER
TWENTYSEVEN, SEVENTYONE, 1s REQUESTED TO OBTAIN A MAP OF THE EXACT
ROUTE FLOWN WHILE OVER CALIFORNIA AND FURNISH TO SACRAMENTO FOR
THEIR ASSISTANCE IN SEARCH. ALSO FURNISH SEATTLE WITH ONE COPY IF
POSSIBLE.
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11252 PM NITEL {1-26-71 SGT ™
TO DIRECTOR, SEATTLE, PORTLAND
FROM LAS VEGAS (164-69) 3P

NROOS LV PLAIN

UNSUB: HIJACKING OF NORTHWEST AIRLINES SEVEN TWENTY SEVEN,
FLIGHT THREE ZERO FIVE, NOVEMBER TWENTYFOUR, SEVENTYONE,
PORTLAND, OREGON, CAA = HIJACKING$ EXTORTION.

REMYTELS NOVEMBER TWENTYFIVE LAST,

FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION CONTROLLERS ADVISED THAT ~
CAPTIONED FLIGHT. PROCEEDED FROM SEATILE, WASHINGTON, ON NIGHT OF
NOVEMBER TWENTYFOUR LAST THROUGH OREGON AND INTO CALIFORNIA TO
A POINT NEAR FRENCHMAN'S RESERVOIR, CALIFORNIA. THE FLIGHT THEN
TURNED DUE. EAST TO THE NEVADA BORDER AND PROCEEDED DUE EAST TO
A POINT TWELVE MILES INSIDE BOUDARY OF NEVADA. THE FLIGHT THEN
PROCEEDED DIRECTLY SOUTH TO RENO, NEVADA, A DISTANCE OF APPROXI= "
MATELY TWENTYFIVE MILES. THE FLIGHT CIRCLED BRIEFLY IN THE RENO=
SPARKS, NEVADA, AREA PREPARATORY TO LANDING. WHILE THE APPROACH
AREA IS HEAVILY POPULATED WITH RESIDENTIAL AND BUSINESS=TYPE

STRUCTURES, THE REMAINDER OF THE AREA IS VIRTUALLY ENTIRELY -
UNINHABITED DESERT AREA.» Luh. F
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DESPITE INFORMED SPECULATION THAT HIJACKER DEPARTED AIRCRAFT LONG

BEFORE INTO THE STATE OF NEVADA LAS VEGAS OFFICE TODAY COMPLETED
DETAILED SEARCH OF ENTIRE ROUTE OF TRAVEL OF HIJACKED AIRCRAFT. SEQRC

CONDUCTED FROM SMALL, LOW-FLYING, SLOW-SPEED AIRCRAFT SUPPLEMENTED
BY FOUR WHEEL DRIVE LAND VEHICLE IN ANY AREA DEEMED NOT TO HAVE BEEN
COMPLETELY COVERED BY AIRCRAFT OBSERVATION. SEARCH REVEALED NO
INDICATION OF PARAPHERNALIA WHICH OR INDIVIDUAL WHO MIGHT BE
CONNECTED WITH CAPTIONED HIJACKING.

RETEL PREVIOUSLY REPORTED RECOVERY DURING DETAILED SEARCH
OF AIRCRAFT IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING LANDING IN RENO, NEVADA,
NOVEMBER TWENTYFIVE LAST OF TWO PARACHUTES, ONE BACK PACK TYPE

A

AND ONE CHEST PACK TYPE. BACK PACK PARACHUTE UNDISTURBED AND
UNOPENED, CHEST PACK PARACHUTE FOUND OPEN ON FLOOR OF AIRCRAFT
AND CANOPY AND SHROUD LINES DETACHED FROM CANVAS PARACHUTE COVER.
EXAMINATION OF BACK PACK PARACHUTE BY MILITARY EXPERT TODAY
REVEALED IT WAS IN USABLE CONDITION AND COMPLETE AND OPERABLE

IN ALL DETAILS. CHEST PACK PARACHUTE OF BRIGHT PINK=ORANGE COLOR
DETERMINED BY MILITARY EXPERT TO BE IN OPERATIONAL CONDITION

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The pilot and NWA officials, after being apprised
of the hijacking, were positive in their statements that
they wanted no one else to go near the plane after its
arrival at Sea-Tac, and wanted no interference in the re-
fueling operation, or delivery of the money and parachutes.

The crew of the plane subsequently requested
Seattle Approach Control for holding instructions in order
that they could remain airborne long enough for NWA people
at Sea-Tac to get the $200,000 and the four parachutes.

The passengers had been told that they were
burning off excess fuel and had some mechanical difficulty.

During the approximate one hour and 15 minutes
during which the plane circled over Sea-Tac, NWA representa-
tives succeeded in obtaining $200,000 in used 20 dollar bills
as well as two back parachutes and two chest parachutes. b6

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During the flight from Portland to Seattle,L___ | —---—
[SCsdJaskea the hijacker why he picked on NWA. The
hijacker replied,

"Its not because I have a grudge against

your airline, its just because I have a

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grudge." |

He then added that the flight sited his time,
place and plans. —

The money was obtained from the Seattle-First
National Bank and delivered to NWA facilities at the

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Department vehicle. The money was handed over tol _| bc
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She said that at this point, she felt as though'
the hijacker was acting very childish. She said that she
felt as though she was humoring him. She said that the man
offered her and the other stewardesses on the flight, money
which was change from the $20 bill he had given her for the
drink, She told him that they did not accept tips. She
said that he did not appear to resent this and said no more
about it,

|said that the man spoke of going to
Mexico City, Phoenix or San Francisco. She said that he
did not appear to know exactly where he was destined for,
She said that she asked the man 1f they were going to go
with him, but he did not reply. She said that she asked
if the stowardesses could leave the plane, and the man
replied, "Sure go ahead," in a calm, uninterested manner,

|said. that by this time the man had

begun putting on one of the back parachutes, and at _some~ it

time during their conversation had put on a pair of sun-
ee etal antes gen

glasses,
V—ee

Jsaid that she and[__|turned and
walked toward the forward exit of the piane. She said
that[__Jwent to the'rear of the plane and picked up the
teiephone. She said that as she was walking out of the
piane, she recalled that she had left her purse on the
stewardess seat on the rear of the plane. She said that
she returned to the plane, and when she approached the
hijacker, said, "Sir, I forgot my purse." She said that
he smiled and told 'her she could go ahead and get it.

She said that after getting her purse, she left the plane
white[_|Jwas still talking on the phone.

|described the hijacker as follows:

Race White
sex . Male
Age Hid-40's
Height 6to"
Weight 170 ~ 175 lbs.
Build Average

. Eyes Brown

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Hair Black, medium length, straight,
parte. on left side
Complexion Olive~type
Clothing Black business suit, white

shirt, thin black tie, black
overcoat, black shoes. Sub-
ject was carrying a black
businessman's type briefcase,
described as ordinary. Had

a pair of darvk-framed sun-
glasses with dark brown lenses.

said that the man appeared to be Latin
descent. She said that there were no distinguished charac-
teristics, such as scars, marks or tattoos. She said that
the man had no mustache or beard and spoke in a normal calm
voice. She said that she did not recall the man wearing any
rings. .

| lsaid that after she delivered the demand
note the hijacker had written, and the note she had written
at his direction to the cabin, the Captain instructed her
to remain seated in the cockpit of the plane. said
that she began taking notes concerning the events that trans-
pired during the remainder of the flight.

| |said a after she delivered the. demand
n to the ain, an e6n_seated in tho so thet the
a few minutes, "et arandsse advised by. tolephone | that the (fj
hijackéY¥"wanted both the note he had written and the note
rhad written at his direction returned to him.
"S$aid She took both notes back to him.

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| furnished 13 pages of notes which she took

during the course of the flight.

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The hijacker further indicated to | | i

that as soon as this Lowering of the door and stairs were
accomplished in flight, she would be permitted to go to

the pilot's compartment. During the period of furnishing
these conditions, the hijacker became extremely annoyed

over the time required to refuel the plane as he had ordered.

The hijacker displayed an extensive knov ledge
of the aircraft and seemed specifically well informed in
refueling procedures to the point that the crew had difficulty
in convincing him that only 96% of the required fuel was on
board at the time he was protesting the fact that refueling
had not been completed. It was also during this time (when
he was upset concerning refueling) that he complained to
| |} also that he had requested the money be delivered b6
to him in a knapsack and instead it was delivered in a cloth b7¢c
bank-type bag, which displeased him. It was at this time that
| recalls he stated that he would be forced to use'
one of the parachutes to rewrap the money since he had not
been furnished a knapsack container. | | recalled
that it was at about this time she observed a small green
paper bag (contents unknown). She stated that she recalled
no other packages or luggage belonging to the hijacker except
for the attache case and this small green paper bag. She also
recalls that it was at about this time she again offered to get
him something to eat or drink, which offer he refused as he had
several previous offers. She clearly recalled that he accepted
no refreshments of any kind while he was on board the aircraft.

| | recalled that_it_was at this time that (31
the hijacker requested that all notes, including the o ae —bad ¢.*L/
furnished to] Land those written by| } *

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tobe returned to him. in this connection she also reca P hs
that ne was a thatr-smoker. At one time she lit a cigarette —
for him with the last match in the paper match folder. When

she attempted to discard the empty card folder, the hijacker
decisively took it from her and placed it into one of his

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pockets, stating he did not want her to throw it away. She
recalled that he smoked Raleigh filter tips. In commenting
concerning the hijacker's actions in general, she stated that
she recalled some conversation to the effect that the parachutes
were coming from Mc Chord Air Force Base. The hijacker remarked
that it was about 20 minutes from Mc Chord to the Seattle -
Tacoma Airport. She also recalled that while they were in
the holding pattern prior to landing, he at one time Looked
out the window and observed "We're over Tacoma now".

indicated that there had been no announcement or no
mention that the aircraft was over Tacoma and she accordingly
concluded that the hijacker was familiar with the area.

After refueling was completed and takeoff appeared
imminent, the crew called on the intercom and advised that
after checking with appropriate authorities, they had been
told that the fuel load would not permit them to fly nonstop
to Mexico City, or anywhere in Mexico, in fact. They pointed
out that the range of fuel was such that they recommended
landing to refuel somewhere in the San Francisco, California
area. The hijacker countered with Phoenix, Arizona, as an
alternative landing for refueling. When the crew responded
in the negative due to the distance to Phoenix, Arizona, he
at that time stated thé aircraft could make Yuma, Arizona,
or Reno, Nevada, and he preferred a landing in Reno, Nevada,
The crew called back and stated they would proceed to Reno,
Nevada, .

| Istated that upon takeoff from Seattle,
the hijacker was in'seat 18-D or E (occupying both seats at
various times) and she was seated across the aisle in' 18-C.
It was during this time, as she recalls it, that he was occupied
with opening one of the parachute packs (recalling the color
of the parachute as a bright pink-orange color) and attempting
to in some way pack the money in a parachute container in order
that he could in some way attach it to his body along with the
regular parachute straps. Her recollections in this regard
were vague, but she stated she clearly recalled his removing
a_osmall jack knife from his pocket and cutting some_portion
of either the outside containe. or the parachute in order to
vv . nen %

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quickly complied with this request, going to the first
class cabin, closing the curtain behind her, then proceeding

to the cockpit and closing and locking
behind her.

the cockpit door

She did not thereafter leave the pilot's com-

partment and had no further conversation with the hijacker

face to face or via the intercom.

| furnished the following physical b6

description of the unknown subject, it

the hijacker in a
when he went to the lavatory.

being noted that b7C

| Jis approximately 5'8" in height and she observed
seated position except for the brief period
She also commented that at no

time did he remove the dark glasses he was wearing and C5 UST
consequently, she was unable to observe bis. Gyes.0P.Gyehrows :

Race . White

Sex Male

Age Mid 40's

Height 5°10" to 6!

Weight 180 to 190 pounds

Build Medium, well built

Hair Dark brown, had sideburns partially
past ears, hair parted and combed

° back

Complexion Medium, smooth

Characteristics Wore dark rimaed wrap~around glasses
with black frames, concealed eyes
entire tine ;

° Had no accent, possibly from West

or Midwest; .

. ' Had Low voice .

Clothing Dark top coat, brown suit, brown

shoes, and noted black tie and
tie tack found on plane was
possibly his

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION:

Date.

December 3, 1971

|wesiding av the home of

infornation:

, provided the f.llowing

On Kovember 25, L871, while eaployed as a stewardess
for Northvest Airlines, she flew on Flight 305 which originated
in Washington, D. C., arrived at Hinneapolis, Minn., about
20 a.m., and she boarded shortly thereafter. She said the crew

Second Officer, |

for her flight were Pilot WILLA Sscovy,
|

| Senior Stewardess

, B Stewardess |

|} and C Stewardess

| jJadviged that her flight departed Minnea-
polis, Minn., at 10:35 Central Standard Time, with a light Load,

less than half, and flew to Great

Falis, Hontana, then to

Missoula, Montana, then to Spokane , Washington, and Portland,
Oregon. She said thet 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 |

take off from Portland,

|gave the word for
[tock a beverage form to

the aft jump seat. There was a wan in seat 18 E, middle right

aft passenger_seat, and as she,

she observed

faced the barrier strip,
dropping a note, stand up, and unfasten

the barrier strip and sit down next to the man in seat 18 E.
in that she we g to speak to
no other words

appeared emoticnal

her, was moving her lips, but other than

came out.

picked up the note lyin, at her feet and read it
which, to the best of her recollection, is as follows:

"Hiss I am hijacking this plane. I

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have a bomb.

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hijacked. She said, "We're being hijacked, he's got a bomb
and this is no 4 She replaced the phone and leaned down

in the isle near and saw her writing something on an en-

velope. After finished writing, she said to the man next

to her that she would take the note to the cockpit. ked

lif she wanted her to take the note and she said no,

said, "Do you want me to stay here?" and the man replied, "yes."
took the note and entered the cockpit.

[ sat next to the man and shortly thereafter he
opened a black cheap appearing imitation leather attache case
and showed her a device with eight red cylinders and a wire
running from the cylinders towards a large 6" x 8" x 2" in
diameter battery. The wire had a red plastic coating around it,
all with the exception of the last inch which was bare and which
the man held in between his fingers. He told her it was an
electronic device and suggested the aircraft radio be used as
little as possible. He said he didn't think radio :transmissions
would bother it, but wanted to let the crew know.

She then called the pilot over the interphone and ad-
vised him of the device and from that point on she acted as a
communications media between the hijacker and the pilot through
the interphone. During one message to the pilot, he specified
that all of the previous requested items be at the airport when
they landed. She later learned that the note which | Jhad

c jed to the pilot contained a list of demands. He later told
| lthat he wanted $200,000 in circulated U. S. currency,:two

back and two frorit parachutes, and fuel trucks to meet the plane
when it: landed at Seattle. One of the specific demands that he
made was that the fuel truck is to come first and start fueling
the plane immediately. Everyone in the plane was to remain in
their seat and he indicated that was to be a liaison and
the one to pet the money. After fueling Lé'completed and the
money is aboard, he indicated that the passengers would be res
leased, and the last item to be brought aboard the aircraft would
be the chutes, and at that time only the crew members were to _
be aboard and they must stay out of the isle and remain in their
seats.

During the flight from Portland to Seattle, she had
Light conversation with the hijacker. For example, she asked
him where he was from and he became upset and said he didn't
want to answer that. She somehow brought up that they would be
going to Cuba and mentioned that personnel were advised: to warn
passengers against buying any Cuban rum or cigars because U. 5S.
Customs would confiscate them when they returned to the United
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to Cuba. but that she would like where they were going. He
asked her where she was from and she told him that she was
from Pennsylvania, but was living in Minneapolis, Minn. He
indicated that Minneapolis, Minn., was very nice country.

She asked him why he picked Northwest Airlines to
hijack and he laughed and said, "It's not because I have a
grudge against your airlines, it's just because I have a
grudge." He paused and said that the flight suited his time, |
place, and plans. Other conversation centered around personal |
habits such as smoking and he asked her if she did and she said!
she used to but had quit and he offered her a cigarette which
she took and smoked. She asked if he wanted any food or drink
and he refused everything.

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During the flight from Portland to Seattle, a male
customer started aft down the isle and she met him at ap-
proximately Row 14% where 'she asked him what he wanted and he
indicated he was looking for a sports magazine. They went to
the aft section of the plane immediately behind the hijacker
where they looked nd finally he accepted a New Yorker Magazine
and returned to h? seat. After he was seated and[__ ]returned
to seat 18 D, nex< vo the hijacker, he said, "If that is a Sky
Marshal I don't want any more of that," and she reassured him
that it wasn't and further, that there were no sky marshals
on that flight.

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asked her to determine from the hijacker if he wanted the pilot
to inform the passengers of the situation, and the hijacker said,
"no." The pilot said that he would make up another excuse to
cover the extension of the flight way beyond the normal 36

minutes. wag.at this point the hijacker instructed her to 1
tell the pilot that_he wanted the note and-cenvelope back that %6

he had given to the other stewardess. le also wanted the empty' *

matchbook cover trom which he had been tighting his cigarettes
and had thrown into the back pouch of the seat in front as she
said she would normally do with trash. She indicated that he
had another book of matches the cover of which was blue and
said,"Sky Chef." from which she had pulled matches to light his
cigarettes. He retained this book of matches.

The hijacker made a comment while the aircraft was
in a holding pattern north of the airport that it is 5:15 and
he is still waiting, and this is something that he had wanted
by 5 p.m.' She called the pilot on the phone and he said that
they were waiting for the front pack chutes to arrive at the

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She then told him it would be a few.minutes longer while they
filed a flight plan and he said, "Never mind, they cun do that
over the radio once we get up. Let's get the show on the road."

The cockpit called and told her to use the escape
rope to secure herself when they found out that she was goin
to lower the ladder once the aircraft is airborne. She related
this to the hijacker and he said, "no," he didn't want her to
gO up front or them to come back. She asked if the second of-
ficer could shut the front door and he said yes. She opened
the aft door and locked it open and the pilot started the en-
gines and taxied towards the runway. During the taxi, she
said, "You know we have oxygen,'arid he said, "Yes, I know where
it is,if I need it I will get it." She asked him to cut some
nylon' cond from the parachute for her to use as a safety line.
when she opened the rear ladder and the hijacker said, "Never
mind," that he would do it. She showed him where the panel was
and the controlis and how to do it, and reminded him to be sure
to put the ladder up before they land er the aircraft would be
so damaged in' Yanding that it could not take off again, She
returned to seat 18 C, he to 18 T, the money was in 18 D, and
the bomb in 18 F. The plane took off and she held' her ears
because the noise was so loud from the engines. Approximately
four minutes after take off, he stood up, told her to go to
the cockpit and close the first class curtains, and for no one
to come out from behind the curtains. The lights were out in
the rear compartment and she went forward, faced the curtain,
and the last time she saw him he had a _nylon cord tie ed_aroung
his waist and was standing in he iste. Before she finished
Securing the curtain, she pleaded with him to take the bomb
with him and he said he would take it with him or disarm it
before he leaves.

After securing the curtain, she entered the cockpit
andy approximately ten minutes after that, one of the officers re-
ceived an interphone call from the hijacker advising that' she
could not get the rear stairs down. The pilot informed him
that he would level the craft off and reduce the air speed.

She recalls that a short time after that, she observed the red
indicator light fo on the second officer's panel indicating

that the stairs had been lowered and approximately five minutes
after the' first call, one of the officers received another call

from the hijacker which was the last communication that anyone
dyithe plane had wich the hijacker.

Before descending at Reno, Nev., she called re~
peatedly over the intercom system to the hijacker to cooperate,
that the aircraft must land. The last message was, "Sir, we
are going to land now, please put up the stairs. We are going
to land anyway, .but the aircraft may be structurally damaged and

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The following log of events involving Northwest
Airlines Flight #305, on 11/24/71, were maintained by
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Central Standard Time (Minneapolis), but using a 24 hour

clock. This time was not maintained in Greenwich Mean
Time.

For convenience of reading this and other logs
in this matter, the time of the Minneapolis log has heen ;
converted from the above time, to Pacific Standard Time (PST)
(Seattle time), by inserting parenthetically, the Seattle time
at least once on each page of the log.

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(GC): 305 ground, are you free to listen?

(P): Affirmative, go ahead, Go ahead ground, 305 listening,
(GC): I didn't think you were getting the message, . 305

request after you depart when the passenger or person bails out
squak 77 emergency for 30 seconds then flash your landing lights
at the time he bails,

(P): Okay, after he bails you want 7700 and flash the land~
ing lights 30 seconds after?

(GC): No, no, Squak 7700 for 30 seconds and blink at the
time he goes out, Blink everything you've got,

(P): Okay, I understand, You want me to squak emergency
7700 for 30 seconds after he goes out along with flashing the

lights, is that correct?

(GC): That's correct, Thank-you.

(P): Thank~you; we'll try it.

(GC) :. Okay, we'll keep an eye open.

(GC) : LJ for one be per FAR)
(GC): yeh, ground

(GC): for one, roger

(GC) : Do you have the request that he wanted two more fuel

trucks over here as fast as he can get them,

(GC): I understand they're already on the way,

(GC): Okay, and you've got people on that runway

and now the ground control,
(GC): we commute any of the passengers they want back over
towards the runway, We need to know if there's any individual on

that. runway who were using it for jet traveling,
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Seattle Air Route Traffic Control Center

Name of Facility Preparing Transcription
Seattle Air Route Traffic Control Center

Subject of Transcription
Air-Ground Communications Pertaining to the Incident to
Northwest Airlines Flight 305 i

Date and Period of Time Covered by Transcription
0337:11 GMT to 0545:29 GiT 25 November 1971

Agencies Making Transmissions and Abbreviation of Each

Northwest Airlines Flight 305 NW305

Seattle ARTCC Position R2 SEA R2
Seattle ARTCC Position R5 , . SEA R5
Seattle ARTCC Position R6 SEA R6
Seattle ARTCC Position R10 SEA R1O

I HEREBY CERTIFY that the following is a true transcription of the
recorded conversation pertaining to the subject incident.

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TELEPHONE NUMBERS CALLED
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PAY BOOTHS 11/24/71

SUB # 518

All the pay phone booths in the LaCenter area
have been checked for long distance phone calls on the
night of November 24, 1971, and the morning of November 25,
1971. It is thought Unsub might possibly majJe have made
a phone call from a pay phone near LaCenter, Washington,
after parachuting from the Northwest Orient Airplane.

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RE: UNSUB; TELEPHONE NUMBERS CALLED FROM
LaCENTER AREA PAY PHONE BOOTHS, NOVEMBER 24, 1971

All the pay phone booths in the LaCenter area
have been checked for long distance phone calls on the night
of November 24, 1871, and the morning of November 25, 1971.
It is thought UNSUB might possibly have made a phone cali
from a pay phone near LaCenter, Washington, after parachuting
from the Northwest Orient Airlines plane,

The following phone numbers have been determined
to be among those called on the above-mentioned dates:

Number Called From Date Called Number Called

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SAC, SAN FRANCISCO (164-220) (P)

NORJTAK
00: SEATTLE

Re Seattle letter to Portland, dated 12/5/72, and
Seattle airtcl to San Prancisco, dated 11/10/72.

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Eureka, California, |

Efforts to locate and interview possible suspect,
NEAL SUNDBERG,are continuing at San Francisco.

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UNITERASTATES DEPARTMENT or JUSrICE

FEDERAT. BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION,

In Reply, Please Refer to 1015 Second Avenue oo ° ;
N" File No. Hot ~¥t ye [oe
Seattle, Washington 98104 -

December 5, 1972 © ; 7 |

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You are requested to furnish the following in- -
formation to the Seattle Office of the Federal Bureau of
Investigation. If it becomes necessary for this informa-
tion to be used in a court of 1aw, a subpoena duces tecum
will be issued. yo. . at. ,
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SUBJECT:

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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10
MAY 1932 EON ION

GSA FEMA (45 CFR) 101-11.6 }
UNITED STATES G ERNMENT
. 1.
Memorandum |
SAC, PORTLAND (164-41) DATE: December 5, 1972

SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)

|
NORJAK -
00: SEATTLE -

-RE: UNSUB; TELEPHONE NUMBERS CALLED FROM LA CENTER AREA
PAY PHONE BOOTHS, NOVEMBER 24, 1971

The following background information is being
provided receiving offices in order to facilitate their
investigation:

On November 24, 1971, UNSUB, aka DAN COOPER, hijacked
-a Northwest Orient Airlines Plane and parachuted into an area
east of Woodland, Washington, On the assumption that UNSUB
may have made a long~—distance phone call from a pay telephone
booth, all the pay telephone booths in the Woodland, Washington
area have been checked for long-distance calls made on November
24, 1971, and November 25, 1971..

The receiving offices are requested to obtain the
subscribers' names to those telephones in their areas and
forward the names to the Seattle Division, Seattle will
compare these names against those contained in the Norjak
indices. Later a request will be made to obtain driver's
license photographs of some of the subscribers,

LEADS

PORTLAND

AT PORTLAND, OREGON \

7

Will carry out lead as described above for the
following telephone numbers:

City Area Code Telephone Number
Madras 503
Portland 503

(2 — Portland

"yl Butte (164-26)

2 - Sacramento (164-50) . Suh SP

2 — San Francisgo (164-220)

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St. Helens 503 bie
Eugene 503

Tigard 503

Woodburn 503

Portland 503 °

Portland 503

Prineville 503

Portland 503

Oak 'Grove 503

Eugene 503

Por tland 503

Portland 503
'Portland 503

Portland 503

Portland 503

Portland 503

Portiand 503

BUTTE
AT BUTTE, MONTANA \
Will conduct the same investigation as set forth

for the Portland Division for the following Montpelier, 5390;

number; iN
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City Area Code Téléphone Number
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NORJAK
00: SEATTLE

RE: UNSUB; TELEPHONE NUMBERS CALLED FROM LA CENTER ARTA
PAY PHONE BOOTHS, NOVEMBER 24, 1971

Yor the information of the instant Agent covering
this lead, the following background has been included in.
this memo;

All the pay phone booths in the La Center area have
been checked for long distance phone calls on the night of
November 24, 1971, and the norning of November 25, 1971. It
is thought UNSUB night possibly have made a phone call fron
a2 pay phone after parachuting from the Northwest Orient Air-
lines Plane.

LEAD
SEATTLE
AT EVERETT, WASHINGTON

Will obtain the names of the subscribers to the
following telephone numbers which have been determined to
be telephones serviced by the General Telephone Company:

City . Telephone Humbers

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La Center
La Center

La Center

Anboy Cede SHE-

North Bend Jo V~-§ [- FAP
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La Center
La Center
Amboy
Kalana
Voodland
Woodland
Yoodland

Woodland

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) 10/24/72

SA THOMAS J. MANNING Cute Fe / '4

NORJAK

_ Attached to this memorandum are telephone call records of
public phone booths in La Yenter, Amboy and Cougar, Washington all

of which were furnished by | |
La Yenter, "ashington to SA] b7c

i on 10/29/72, 'Iwo of the public phone booths are Located
in Jack's *avern and Jim's Tavern, Amboy, Washington,

Gide SIS

SEARCHED ceaseec+ INDERED wus oe

SERIALIZED... CRIED... A.

OCT 2 5 1972
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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) 9/25/73

SAC, SACRAMENTO (164-50) (P)

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RE:

Re Sacramento Airtel to Seattle dated 10/20/72; %
Seattle Airtel to Sacramento dated 9/18/73... /b Vy-&/— [& '3
Enelosed for Seattle is another copy of photograph of
California driver's license containing a photo- b6
graph of BIC

The enclosed item was furnished to SG|
| | Driver's License Section,
California Department of Motor Vehicles on 9/24/73.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS

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9/20/73

AIRTEL AIR .MATL

TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM: SAC, SAGRAMENTO (164-50) (P)

SUBJ: NORJAK
O00: Seattle

RE:

Re Seattle Airtel to Sacramento dated 9/18/73..
Enclosed for Seattle are following items;

1) 2 copies of investigative insert of SA CHARLES A.
KRAJNIAK at Susanville, California, 12/21-22/72,;

2) 2 copies of _FD-302 interview forms reflecting inter-
view with | | at Susanville, Calif., b6
on 12/27/72, bic

3) 2 copies of rap sheet for | | from

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4) L original sheet of handwriting samples from[_|
| | a peal 27/72.
Jb S-Sl— (4 (VL7?

The enclosed resuits of investigation inadvertantly not
previously furnished to Seattle by interviewing Agent, or the
ease Agent.

eattle (Encls. 7) ; . . YO)
2 - Sacramento Jo y— S/— 17S
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

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Susanville,
California, was interviewed at his residence and advised of
the identify of the interviewing Agent with credentials.

Prior to any questioning, SA KRAJNIAK advised|___of his
cights using a "Interrogation; Advice of Rights! eS

we : .
Date of transcriplion=

jread, stated he understood, and signed, was
advised of the purpose of the interview and furnished the.
following information:

said that he has been residing in Susanville bé

since his youth and has been located at his residence since |
the latter part of 1971, to include November 24, 1971.
'said he had taken a trip to Seattle, Washington, in the latter |
part of 1971, sometime in Lecember. He had been unemployed for
the period of time to include the latter part of 1971 todte. |
|

stated that he believes in the simple life, ' b6
consisting of vigorous physical activity and not necessarily
monetary worth, He reportedly financially supports himself
with | Jat Susanville
and with his friend and business associate in Southem California.
said that most of his income is from
jin the Susanville area
as well as some money from his business dealings with his
friend in Southern California. | | said that this friend
had made | |

[___|saia that he knew nothing of the hijacking b6
or extortion of Northwest Flight 305 from Portland to Seattle bic

on November 24, 1971.

stated that he had been a member of the
| Jand had been qualified as a militar
parachutist although he had never conducted any free falls

Lo VSL ~ TFSGY

Interviewed on _L2/ 27/72 a Susanville, California File # SC-164-59 BNO
red Lf : .
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sa RLES A, KRAJNIAK:kep 1/2/73
by Date dictated en
'CHER INDEXED... *

6 TRIALIT SD, FILED
This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI, It is the property of the FBI and is 1% Igey our, Yi '
it and ils conlents' ore not to be distributed outside your agency. . EP aa !
FRE SEATTLE | |

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The following investigation was conducted by
SA CHARLES A, KRAJNIAK at Susanville, California:
On December 21, 1972, | | Eagle Lake -— b6
Lumber Company, Sunkist Drive, advised there is no record BIC
of having been employed there or currently working
there, She suggested that Lassen Wood Products be contacted
for possible record of
On December 21, 1972, | | Lassen Wood re
Products, 755 Alexander, advised there is no employment c
record of [with her company.
On December 22, 1972, | 7 Postmaster,
65 North Lassen, advised that al is still employed
there and he currently resides
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Date: 9/18/73
Transmit the following in PLATN |
(Type in plaintext or code)
Via AIRTEL AIR MAIL |
(Priority) j
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TO : SAC, SACRAMENTO (164-50)
FROM : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) [dS @) 6 |
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SUBJECT: NORJAK ;

00: SEATTLE

RE:

Re Sacramento airtel to.Seattle, 10/20/72.

for Sacramento at Susanville, California. To
date, no results of that investigation have been
received by the Seattle Division. Sacramento is
requested to forward results of that investigation
to Seattle.

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OPTIONA: FORM NO. 10
MAY $962 EDITION aan
GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6 j

UNITED STATES GS@ERNMENT

Memorandum
> SAC, SEATTLE (164~81)(P) DATE: 12/5/72
FROM : SA . : Bé |
SUBJECT: NORJAK ) HAE
00:- SEATTLE Seb

| O+fy >

Re: DEMONSTRATION OF PHOTOGRAPHS TO a Sut
WITNESSES
SUB. HH

On November 20, 1972, witness CORD HARMS ZUM
SPRECKEL, Color Control Inc., 624 Yale Avenue North, Seattle,
Washington, viewed the following photographs:

NAME SUB FILE NO.
ANTHONY GREGOIRE _ 482
MICHAEL J. SCHWETKERT : : TET Ey) 16
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464
EE SR.
BEN FRANKLIN STEPHENS 436
BOB BALL . 451

SPRECKEL made the following comments:

DANIEL EARL COOPER, SR., #511, correct age;
BEN FRANKLIN STEPHENS, 78436, correct Jooseness in his
facial skin; ;

SPRECKEL stated none of the above individualg_were

identical with the UNSUB. a

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10
MAY 1962 EOITION
GSA FPMR (4t CFR) 101-11.8

UNITED STATES CQMent @
TO > SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) DATE: 12/5/72
FROM : SA aa b6
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SUBJECT: NORJAK co ;
00: SEATTLE AP Doe,
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Re: DEMONSTRATION OF PHOTOGRAPHS TO 6 bee Sue
WITNESSES eV .
SUB. HH Ly
On November 22, 1972, witness /
Seattle, Washington, viewed the ;
'Tollowing photographs: . ; a
NAME SUB FILE NO.
ANTHONY GREGOIRE , 482
MICHAEL J. SCHWEIKERT , U2
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LETP E. HANSEN ; 464
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BEN FRANKLIN STEPHENS 436
BOB BALL 451
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resembled UNSUB. bic
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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10
MAY 1962 EDITION
GSA FPMR (45 CFR) 101-11.6

UNITED STATES GOQ@RNMENT
TO : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) DATE: 12/5/72
FROM : SA . Wee b6
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SUBJECT: NORJAK a Ae
00::) SEATTLE er
Re: DEMONSTRATION OF PHOTOGRAPHS TO
WITNESSES
SUB. HH

On November 21, 1972

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NAME SUB FILE NO.
ANTHONY GREGOIRE 482
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BEN FRANKLIN STEPHENS 436
BOB BALL HST
[__| made the following comments:
MICHAEL J. SCHWEIKERT #442, lips similar;
LEIF E. HANSEN #464, similar facial features;
BOB BALL, #451, similar facial features;
ANTHONY GREGOIRE, #482, similar complexion and
~ age similar:
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AIRTEL AIR MAIL

10/20/72

TO SAC, SSATTLE (164-81)

ov

*

FROM : SAC, SACRANENTO (164-50) (P)

URKNOWN SUBJECT, aka

Dan Cooper;

Northvest Airlines -
Flight Number 305,

Portland to Seattle

11/24/71

CAA - HIJACKING; SXTORTION

06: Seattle

Bufile: 1642111

Enclosed for Seattle one newspaper photograph
and one California Department of Motor Vehicles

copy of ACS license regarding|_
YY

On 10/17/72, Police Officer | |
of the Susanville, California Police pepartment,
suggested | | white male, date of.
birth |as a possible suspect in captioned matter.

[__Jadvised that[ | reminds hin

of the artistbconception of unknown subject in this
matter.[___ jis a former militar aratrooper arid
it is the opinion of lL] that TO] would be

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and that it is entirely within the character of

to attempt such a feat. Lt J. £/- =—

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SC 164-50

The whereabouts of | | during
the period of November 24, 1971, when the hijacking occurred
is not known at this time. It_is reported that
currently is employed at the]
; | California, and that |

L&ADS

SEATILS OFFICE

AT SiATILE, WASHINGTON:

Display enclosures to appropriate witnesses.

SACRAMENTO:

AT | | CALTFORITIA:

Will check axployment records at |

ate. Will also intervicaw | |concerning his whereabouts
and possible connection with captioned matter.

for 11/24/71, to establish | | waereabouts on that

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) | 11/13/72

SAC, SACRAMENTO (164-50) (P)

NORJAK
; 00; SE

ReSElet to Sacramento, 10/31/72.
Re: SUB 516 |

Seattle may dispose of narachute canopy pack bé
obtained from California. b7C

| | ARMED AND DANGEROUS.
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2 + Seattle (RM)
- Sacramento

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FBI - SEATTLE

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) October 31, 1972
SA | |
\ © Subst
NORJAK
00: SEATTLE

RE: PARACHUTES BELONGING TO EARL J. COSSEY

On October 25, 1972, COSSEY was interviewed, and
he advised that the parachute found buried near Truckee,
California, was not identical with one of those supplied
to UNSUB.

COSSEY advised the parachute found buried was
a seat pack and the one UNSUB used was a back pack, COSSEY
further stated the parachute supplied to UNSUB had four
cones and four gromuets and the seat pack has only twe cones
and two grommets.

COSSEY stated that he had made available to Agents
of the FBI his records containing serial numbers of the para~
chutes supplied to UNSUB. COSSEY stated that his records
were not returned,

A careful review of the file does not reflect the
location of COSSEY's records.

LEAD

SEATTLE
AT SEATTLE, WASHINGTON

Will recontact COSSEY in an effort to have him
recheck his records to determine if he possibly has them or
has a duplicate set which may reveal the serial numbers of
the four parachutes supplied to UNSUB on November 24, 1971.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS. WA St
[bY EL fA.

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SAC, SACRAMENTO (164-50) 10/31/72

BAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)

Qt sl

NORJAK
OC: SEATTLE
RE: SUB 516
Sacramento Division is requested to determine fron
California, bé
desires to have the parachutes canopy pack he found b7C

while hunting returned to hin.

IZ if ig determined that Lee ono" not desire
the pack be returned, Seattle will take appropriate steps to

dispose of sane.
ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

2-~ Sacramento
Seattle
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NR OG4 LV PLAIN —

1337 PM URGENT 19-25-72 SH
TO ACTING DIRECTOR

SACRAMENTO Get s/&
_—

SEATTLE
FROM LAS VEGAS (164-69) SP

NOR JACK

RE SACRAMENTO TEL TO BUREAU, OCT. TWENTYFOUR, LAST.
| TOTYNABE

NATIONAL FOREST, RENO, NEVADA, THIS DATE ADVISED DOG VALLEY

BURNED NINETEEN SIXTY AND VARIOUS AREAS REPLANTED SINCE
THAT TIME, AND PLANTING CONTINUING. HAVE BEEN SMALLER
LOCAL FIRES, HOWEVER, LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF LOCATION NEEDED

TO DETERMINE IF RECENT BURN IN LOCATION WHERE PARACHUTE

FOUND «

STATED AREA HEAVILY PATROLLED AND BELIEVED IF
PARACHUTE IN AREA FOR SOME TIME WOULD HAVE BEEN FOUND
BY PATROLLING OFFICERS. \

THERE ARE AERIAL PHOTOS OF AREA AVAILABLE, HOWEVER,

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6:22 PM URGENT 14-05-79 DCB

TO ACTING DIRECTOR (164-2111)
LAS VEGAS (164-69)

. y= S/ be
SACRAMENTO (164-59) ; —

FROM SEATTLE (164-81) (P) 9P
NORJAKe OO: SEATTLE.

RE SACRAMENTO NT TO BUREAU, TEN TWENTYFOUR, SEVENTYTWO $s
LAS VEGAS TT TO BUREAU, TEN TWENTYFIVE, SEVENTYTWO.

EARL J. COSSEY, OWNER AND SUPPLIER OF THE FOUR PAPRA-
CHUTES SUPPLIED TO UNSUB IN THIS CASE, WAS CONTACTED INSTANT
DATE. COSSEY STATED THE PARACHUTE SHOWN TO HIM WAS DIFI-
NITELY NOT ONE OF THE ONES FURNISHED TO UNSUB.

COSSEY ADVISED THE PARACHUTE FOUND NEAR TRUCKEE, CALI-
FORNIA, IS A SEAT PACK PARACHUTE, OLIVE GREEN IN COLOR.

THE PARACHUTE PROVIDED UNSUB WAS A BACK PACK PARACHUTE,
SAGE GREEN IN COLOR.

COSSEY FURTHER STATED PARACHUTES PROVIDED UNSUB HAD
FOUR GROMMETS AND FOUR CONES AND THE SEAT PACK HAS TO
GROMMETS AND TO CONES.

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IN VIEW OF THE ABOVE, SACRAMENTO AND LAS VEGAS ARE
TO DISCONTINUE PREVIOUS LEADS SET FORTH IN PEFERENCED
COMMUNICATIONS. ,

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

END
FBI VDM WASH DC
CLR

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10/24/72
} ST
50: ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (164-2111)

FROMs SAC, SACRAMENTO (164«50) (Pp)
SURJECE: SORJACK =
GO: Seattle |
Re Sacramento altel to Bureau, dated 10/22/72,

Enclosed for Seattle are th:
¥D-302 reflecting interview with

The canopy pack mentioned in teferenced altel
is being, furniched to Seattle by personal courier.

ELSADS

AT SEATTLE, WASHINGTON: Conduct investigation
requested in in referencad nitel. oo

b6
b7C

SACRAMENTO

AT TRUCKER, CALIFORNIA: Conduct further ,
investigation in area where package located. -_ Co SIL

an a Seattle (ene. 3(1 - Package) fu YE ¥ astenonseee :

2 - Sacramento , SERIALIZED <-€X.... FILED
oe | } oS - OCT 2 6 1972 -

FBI—SEATTLE =

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10/24/72
. . | Sud s/b
AIRTEL "ATR MATL —
TO: ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (164-2111)
FROM: SAG, SACRAMENTO (164-50) (P)_
| SUBJECT: NORJACK 9 | / —: _

00: Seattle

_

Re Sacramento nitel to Bureau, dated 10/22/72.

Enclosed for Seattle are three copies of an
FD-302 reflecting interview with| | b6

b7Cc

The canopy pack mentloned in referenced nitel
is being furnished to Seattle by personal courier,

LEADS
SEATTLE

, AT SEATTLE, WASHINGTON: Conduct investigation
requested in referenced nitel.

ke

SACRAMENTO "~~

AT TRUCKEE, CALIFCGRNIA: Conduct further .
investigation in area where package located. S _ Sk,

2 Bureau

<a» Seattle (Ene. PD Package) _ (6 LE /- Are
2» Sacramento
6 , ; ,

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| : :
+ .
| FD;302 ev, 4-15-64) @ ; @

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
mo, i . Date 10/24/72 : Z
| SA ste
. 7 (California, was interviewed near Dog Sot Q-
| -. Valley, California, where he stated he had located' a

parachute canopy pack he had found whil,
_furnished his home telephone number as

Td

and the number he could be reached at in 'Truckees _ BG
California as | L . b7c
| [stated he elone with [|
and a
friend of | lwere hunting»

_deer near Dog Valley located approximately twenty-five
miles from Truckee. He stated that between 2:00 and

' 3:00 PM on October 21, 1972 they were walking up hill
about one-half mile from Dog Valley Campground when he

. saw a strap with a buckle protruding from the ground.
He stated he reached down and pulled on the strap and
discovered what he first thought to be a backpack | .
buried approximately two inches under the ground. He
stated he started to leave the areas but upon looking
further at the pack realized it was a parachute canopy

_ pack. .He stated he knew this from the fact he was a :
Paratrooper in the United States Amy and before leaving
the area he decided to take custody of the pack. He :
stated the reason he did this was in view of the fact
he recalled an airline hijacking which took place .

. between Seattle, Washington and Reno, Nevada and
realized this was near the area of the airplane's flight.
He stated at this time he decided to 9 telephonically -

|
contact the FBI. 7 oo Lubsy

Lb y- S /- Waar
| " SEARCHED iDExsp
a, SRIANTED —etatFik ont
raceme

by_SA HIRAM L, LATHAM/dqr = Date dictated _ 10/ 24] 12

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

it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.
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UNSUB y AKAs DAN COOPER: NORTHWEST AIRLINES FLIGHT NUMBER THREE
ZERO FIVE, PORTLAND TO SEATTLE ELEVEN ~ TWENTYFOUR = SEVENTYONE
CAA - HIJACKING , EXTORTION 00: SEATTLE. |

RE SC LET TO SEATILE TEN TWENTY SEVENTYTWO AND sc TELCALL TO

SEATTLE TEN TWENTYTWO INSTANT. ta Yo

ON OCT. 'TWENTYONE, NINETEEN SEVENTY TWO i

f

se
NX,

a a s+

WaS HUNTING WITH HIS FATHER NEAR. TRUCKEE , CA. WHEN HE DISCOVERED
A PARACHUTE CANOPY PACK. HE STATED HE DECIDED TO CAL THE
FBI WHEN HE REMEMBERED NORJAKs | ae

AREA WHERE PACK LOCATED SEARCHED, BY. BUAGENTS, ocT. TWENTY
Tyo INSTANT. LOCATED APPROXIMATELY THERTY-NINE DEGREES THIRTY
"THREE MINUTES NORTH AND ONE HUNDRED TWENTY DEGREES FOUR MINUTES WEST,
WHICH As ABOUT FIFTEEN MILES DUE SOUTH OF HALLELUJAH JUNCTION, CAs -
'THIS IS DUE EAST OF CHRYSTAL PEAK APPROX. ONE WILE INTO THE TOLYABE

NATIONAL FORREST IN DOG VALLEY « THE PACK WAS LOCATED ON THE SIDE

NR @01°SC PLAIN : a , ee Bek SHS .
9:00PM NITEL 18-22-72 yCH ye oe oe 5 \y
co 1 Dew my , avy e ,
TO ACTING DIRECTOR c164-21119 et cA A
SEATTLE (164= -81) to o. wy S¢ to iy eb VA
FROM SACRAMENTO (164-59) .3P ' . . Foun | are
. . . N wt - ; . a Reno ;

. b6

Je /anvises" So na

.

b7C

OF THE HILL aT AN ELEVATION OF APPROX. SEVEN THOUSAND FEET. AND ug _SG

APPROX. SEVENTYFIVE YARDS DOWNHILL FROM FORREST SERVICE i RE ROAD. " - 2 r

>
we «*S

AREA "HAS BEEN, REFORRESTED AFTER APPARENT, FIRE AND/OR Lode? NG "APPROX.

. ms SEARCHED seussuen INDEXED susansel
Four YEARS 'AGO ° . ' ne _" - SERIALIZED. "ea uepciee
END PAGE ONE ns z a OCT 21 1972
. 7 FBI - SEATTLE .
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( 9/25/73

AIRTEL
Suk 366
TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81 Sub 366) ne
FROM: SAC, PHOENIX (164-100) (P) b7c
NORJAK —
00: - SE

Bufilte 164-2111

RE: SUSPECT WALTER LEWIS HAMPTON, SR.
SUB #366

ReSEairtel to Phoenix, 9/19/73.

A review of the Phoenix file regarding captioned
matter fails to disclose a record of Denver airtel to Phoenix
dated 5/24/73. Therefore, Seattle is requested to send a
copy of this airtel to Pheenix, along with pertinent back-
ground information, so lead set forth in that commumication
can be covered at Tucson, Arizona. —

Seattle is also requested to advise Phoenix as to

the results of the investigation concerning ROBERT LEE
EICHELB | so that futiire information b6
concerning this individual can be handled appropriately. b7c

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

b6

Seattle : bec

- Phoenix [6 Y-¥/ TEES
REL:mkp I CHED INDEXED... |

(4) + ERIALITED he FILED a
SEP 27 1973,

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) . - '10/17/72
so i b6
SA b7C
NORJAK
00: SEATTLE
| RE:

7 i ; ; — — b6
oo On Octob 3 972, bic
oe | Lerepnous' | tele—

phonically advised that she observed a mail box with the

name | jon it, | | stated she did not
' Know the exact address but that it. was | |
oo LEADS
SRA |
' ue . . b6
AT WASHINGTON | 7 : poe
: ' . Will _conduct logical investigation to determine
identity. of | mentioned above and obtain —
| sufficient descriptive/background and information to
eliminate as a possible suspect.
, ARMED AND DANGEROUS |
| : . ae ;
- ; . - aes Cat eA ater
| a b7

wee

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
FOI/PA

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ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (164-2122) 11/13/72

sr]
SAG, PORTLAND (164-41) (P) ST NATE
NORJAK | Cab

(0c: SEATTLE)

Re Bureau letter to Portland dated 11/2/72, and
Minneapolis teletype to Portiand dated 11/8/72.

[furnished similar bic
{+} , :

on te that contained in enclosure to referenced
Bureau letter.

| lmas interviewed by Bureau Agents at|

FE) ated as suspeet one fice
ce e1 to have $200,600.00
stashed in a remote area of Central Oregon.
Although[_ sd] does not fit the deseription of b6
unsubd this matter, photograph obtained snd displayed to b7c
Portlend witnesses | both b7D

of whem advised not identical with unsub and mich

» Portland, advised 8A
[on 11/6/72, telephonically, that he
auspeeted one DON B. CALLAHAN as. possibly being identical with
unsub. He stated CALLAHAN Bears facial rezemblance to com-
posite this matter and onee jokingly admitted he was really
D.B. COOPER. [_ |advises, hovever, CALLAHAN is approximately
5'2" to 5'5"* in height, with the latter figure being generous.

3 = Minneapolis (164-73) Suh -S37
- apolis 1 co
@ = seattie (164-81) 164-6 /- Sp te-
~~ Portland | SEARCHED INDEXED
SERIAUIZED_——GriteD_<6—
i NOV 4 6 1972
(8) FBI — SEATTLE

Ca

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PD 164-41

In view of the considerable height difference,
no further investigetion regarding CALLAHAN is being con-

ducted.
_—_———

OC

DB COOPER-52059

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11/8/72
PLAINTEXT .
TELETYPE 'URGENT
TO: SAC, PORTLAND (164-41)
FROM! SAC, MINNEAPOLIS (164-73) (P)

CALA Hard |

Sule © 27 — 4

SUA} DONALD

NORJAK. OO: SEATTLE.

RE MINNEAPOLIS TELEPHONE CALL TO PORTLAND NOVEMBER SEVEN

LAST.

AT TWO THIRTYFIVE P.M., NOVEMBER SEVEN LAST, 6
a IC
NORTHWEST AIRLINES, ADVISED HE HAD JUST "he B7P

RECEIVED A TELEPHONE CALL FROM AN INDIVIDUAL IDENTIFYING HIMSELF

AS ' prow rg
oneernate J OAS

| RESIDENCE

_ PORTLAND.

CLAIMED INDIVIDUAL NAMED DONALD CALLAHAN, WHO RESIDES

NORTHEAST PORTLAND IN VICINITY OF AIRPORT, ADMITTED To[ |

HE IS D. B. COOPER AND WHEN WEARING SUNGLASSES, CALLAHAN Se
Qh 587:
BEARS CLOSE PHYSICAL RESEMBLANCE TO ARTIST CONCEPTION OF d-

lo -Ff -f¢EF

ee en,

SEARCHED _.cwesend MCRL. eee see |

UNSUB, AKA COOPER.

- Seattle (164-81) (AM) , —— LSERIALIZED Cov. FIED... aGefTeoy
- Minneapolis . NOV 101972
TFS :kao , Cb SEA

(2) " 170 Bs

see er "2

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- ae \
. N,

tata

MP 164-7300 0
PAGE TWO a eee

'MINNEAPOLIS INDICES NEGATIVE RE AND CALLAHAN.

PORTLAND OFFICE ar PORTLAND, OREGON, INTERVIEW

AND DETERMINE IF CALLAHAN IDENTICAL WITH | UNSUB..

AIR MAIL COPY. SEATTLE |

- ARMED, AND DANGEROUS... |

END.

ie Ed St ga Clamp g stitch se eres

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6

12/19/72

AIRTEL

TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) Pe

FROM: SAC, LAS VEGAS (164-60) (RUC)

SUBJECT: NORJAXK
oo: Seattle

Re:

Re Seattle airtel to Las Vegas, 12/4/72.

On 12/19/72, | b6
d i i that b7c
since
3/a2t/e3, WAS on duty from 6:60 PH to 2:30 AH during the
work period 11/23, 24, 25/71.

e

ARMED AND DANGEROUS. f Bo we er Bh
Co

{2 - Seattle

"Ll - Las Vegas

MTB: jsb b6
(3) b7C

/ C Yo §(- ae

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AIRTEL

TO:

FROM:

SUBJECT :

11/30/72 that the casino emp]

enced communication is named
description of remains e€ same.

preview set forth in referenced communication on

q

12/4/72

AIR MAIL

SAC, LAS VEGAS (164-60)
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)

NORJAK
00: Seattle

RE:

Re Seattle airtel to Las Vegas, dated 11/9/72.

|advised by letter dated
oyee referred to in refer~—

The physical

Las Vegas is requested to conduct investigation

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

2-~ Las Vegas
2 ~ Seattle

RNN/bjb
(4)

b6
b7C

b6
b7c
b7D

DB COOPER-52063

b6é
b7Cc

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oe |

b7Cc

wf

Kae

W Gare Gm & hea Cen gp Vain ¥ Ap aon

The Aner Of Vee pecoex hesbucbell
wa le hyo beat epee
Ae [Decree ze) Cont Ll C4 Atel, Lee

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pe nie '

SEP SITE

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Pate et eee ee ee

ZIP CODE

METRES
ETRY mri nce
—

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peertan "3
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| See l Lee

JOE Soom @ aie oben

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a

; ' b6
LAY —€/—- BIC
SEARCHED INDEXED.

SERIALIZED, C-¢-— FILED fom
DEGS — 1972
FBI—SEATTLE
LN

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é é

11/9/72
AIRTEL AIRMAIL
TO: SAC, LAS VEGAS (164-60)
FROM: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
SUBJECT: NORJAK
00: SEATTLE
SUB ._UNSUB:
FNU
On October 30, 1972,| f

| Reno, Nevada, te :
advised that she suspects a of being

identical with D. B. COOPER.

| | advised that the Reno. Nevada| |

| | known to her as FNU Jresembles the
artist composite of UNSUB in this case. is described

as a white male, 6' tall, thin build, in his 40s, with medium
brown, slightly receding hair.

LEADS

LAS VEGAS
At Reno, Nevada

Will attempt to discreetly determine the identity of
the | who resembles unsub and will,

thereafter, determine sufficient background information to
eliminate him as a suspect.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

2 Las Vegas
(2.2 Seattle
RNN/sib

C4)

b6
b7C

b6
b7C
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DB COOPER-52067

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b7C

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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10 }
JULY 1973 EDITION
GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6 A
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
TO SAC SEATTLE (164-81) DATE: 2~22~77
FROM Spc | b6
b7C
SUBJECT: NORJAK S w. ae i
INFORMATION CONCERNING
At 7:30pm, February 22, 1977, writer was telephonically
contacted by Wash- a b6
ington, telephone a Jadvised that an ac- b7c
quaintance of hiS, HBRK Joh Booton, looked very much like x"
the composite of D,B,Cooper, stated Booton might
be staying at the Sheridan Hotel, Renton, Washington,
fis the | | for Aurora/Chry&sler
Plymouth, Seattle, Washington, and indicated he knew Booton
through the car business,
3 This is a look-alike ident only.
pag Mianto< b6
b7C
— b6
b7C

5010-180

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

DB COOPER-52068

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SAC, PORTLAND (164-41) 9/20/73
SAC, SEATTLE (164~81) (P)

NORJAK

Re Portland letter to Seattle, dated 8/8/73..

Investigation by the Seattle Division revealed the
following infermation concerning suspect, JOHN DON BOOTON:

BOOTON currently residing in Almont, Michigan. Hs
was. in the Infantry, but nover received parachute training.
spent the Thanksgiving holidays b6
S HcCONNEL, 7744 «— 2nd Avenus b7c
Northwest, Seattle : Washington, during November, 1971.

In view of the above information, no further
investigation wall be conducted concerning BOOTON, 2t this
*

GREED AND DABGEROUS

ortland (164-41)
attle (164-81)
REN :éin
@)

Site 7

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) 8/8/73

SAC, PORTLAND (164-41) (P)
2.
NORJAK Sut S27

Re: JOHN DON BOOTON
SUB. NO, 529

Re Seattle letter to Portland, dated 6/12/73. \

Portland files contain no reference to BOOTON in
addition to that information already known to Seattle in con-
nection with 1971 ITSP investigation.

Records of Oregon Motor Vehicle Registration and
Drivers' License Registration show only that BOOTON cureently
holds Oregon Driver's License No. 87128. All information missing
from file except birthdate, 12/22/32, and address, 7319 N.
Interstate, Portland, Oregon.

Inquiry at above address, the Northbury Motel and
Apartments, on 7/16/73 disclosed BOOTON not known there as
current or past resident. Manager| |had no record b6
or recollection of BOOTON, b7c

Portland Metre Credit records on 7/18/73 disclosed
1961 file on BOOTON axa | | showing address as
| | Portland. Employment then shown as Joe
Fisher Auto, not verified. The file showed several collection
accounts from various utilities, Only one inquiry received,
in 1967, no additional information.

Portland Police Départment files on 7/13/73 disclosed
one entry for BOOTON, a traffic arrest,10/21/66, for driving
without operator's license after involvement in an accident.

At that time, BOOTON listed his address as 2319 N. Interstate,
Portiand,

Records Multnomah County Sheriff's Office on 7/15/73
disclosed warrant card listing warrant for JOHN D, BOOTON feted
in District Court, 1/4/67, on charge of vation pie Rule 4539

(2)- Seattle Lota lo

Br QCKED IND EXE cP...
Ee Portland Peat. kD. txt :
RPH:leh AUG 1 1 1973 7
(4) i EBL ~ SEATILE i
oa

seat

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PD 164-41

bond set at $50. This warrant never served and was dismissed,
9/11/69 upon motion Deputy District Court Clerk.

On 7/18/73, SA RALPH P, HI} ned that
the addresses 2319 N. Interstate and are both b6
nonexistent. b7c
LEAD
SEATTLE

AT SEATTLE, WASHINGTON. Will provide Portland with
results of investigation at 77424 Second Avenue NE.

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e @

SAC (164-81) (P) July 18, 1973

SA | b6

NORJAK Cake Ss a7

C00: Seattle)

RE: JOHN DON BOOTON
SUB #529

On July 39, 1973, Mr. and Mrs. ROSS MC CONNEL,
7744 Second Avenue Northwest, advised that subject is
the son of Mrs. MC CONNEL and currently resides in Almont,
Michigan. Mrs. MC CONNEL stated her son, who is #0 years
old, was in the infantry and has never been a paratrooper.
He was a car salesman in Michigan but is recently unem-
ployed. He and spent the b6
Thanksgiving holidays with her and her husband during bic
November, 1971. She stated she has no picture of her
son but that|
| Pontiac, Michigan,
might be able to furnish a photograph. She stated her
son has never been in serious trouble before and would
not do anything of a criminal nature.

— \ .
1

Sut5.29
(© Gab eee: o

ae AH_,

'oe 7 "RIL 191973
ES SEATTLE, Hf
Cpa

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oe é

SAC, PORTLAND (164-41) 6/12/73

SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (BP) Suk S27
NORGAK
00: SEATTLE

RE: JOHN DON EOOTON
SUB. EO. 529

BOOTON was suggested as a suspect in this matter
b | | Seattle, Washington. b6
| jstated BOOTON resembles UNSUB's artist's composite b7C
and EOOCTON was a paratrooper, just crazy enough to do sonme~
thing like hijack a plane.

The following is a deseription of BOOTONs

Name JOHN DON BOOTON

Race Caucasian

Sex Hale

Date of birth December 22, 1932.

Height 5411"

Weight 175 ibs.

Build ifedium

Eyes Hazel

Hair Brown

Address 774f4 2nd Avenue N. L.,

Seattle, Washington.
further advised BOOTON is ne longer living b6

in the State of Washington, but is believed to be driving a b7C

truck out of the Portland, Oregon, area.
LEADS

- PORTLAND
At Portland, Oregon

WLLL attempt to further identify EOOTCY and process
him as a suspect in this matter. L

> a b6
A b7C

2\- Portland
y- Seattle
AHN skn
(5)

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1b6V- Gl- P7EF

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SE 164-81

SEATTLE
At Seattle, Washington

GG44
Will contact BOOTON's former address at 7742747
2nd Avenue N. E., to determine if any further information
can be learned concerning BOOTON.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS

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FBI SEATTLE

'--QPIN: J-B MILNES
'DB CK 'ON.. JOHN DON BOOTON DOB
PHY: BLUE EYES 183 LS
7744 2 AVE NE SEATTLE

NO RESTRICTIONS

'MU OLYMPIA LT

ALL VEHICLES KEG TO JOHN DON BOOTON NOT IN FILE

2

Sus, £27
Only

12-22-32 EXP 73 BOOTO JD 683 R2
5S FEET 11 INCHES"

SEARCHED. .....994_1NUbXxe
SERIALIZED. CILED ASG

NOV 2 21972
FOI OSATTLE

anne FAV

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Record Request
FD-125 (Rev. 11-3*7 1)

(-) Birth Dd Credit [Criminal (]Death (JINS [_] Marriage» Al Motor Vehicle [7] Other —
ba Driver's License
To Buded

CAZoL YM B 350

Retum to

File number

£64-81

b6
% Sapnksd
(24s =e 8) IC

Name and aliases of subject, applicant, or employee, and spouse ,) - 2 ae
— ee, Ge Uh) SoTTE ot
Joun Goren nl ae
Addresses
Residence *
Business Ewch DRAUER USED CAR SAL tS Abad _
Former
* Date and place of marriage
(if applicable)
Race Sex Age Height P Weight Hair Eyes
Mal 4 we
) Ave (Y2-43 | Sl yo" | 6s | Buona | —~
Birth date Birthplace
Arrest Number Fingerprint classification Criminal specialty
Specific information desired
ALL GAehCRND TO BUIMNINGe AS SasonceT 1a MORPK
esults of check
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"KING COUNTY
No §=58594 |

Jorn Don

Name AQoTON

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BUREAU OF IDENTIFICATION
'5 OFFICE, KING CC'NTY, .
.SEATTLE, WASHI

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A check of the Washington State Department of
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December 22, 1932, revealed his Washington State license
will expire in 1973. He is 5' 11" tall, and weighs 173
pounds. He has blue eyes and lives at 77424 Second
Avenue Northeast, Seattle, Washington. It was further
determined that BOOTON does not have a vehicle registered
in the State of Washington.

The following investigation was conducted by
SC CAROLYN FRANKHOUSER:

On November 13, 1972, a check was made with the
Seattle Traffic Bureau and the Seattle Credit Bureau for
JOHN BOOTON and no record was found.

On November 14, 1972, the Seattle Police
Department's records were checked concerning BOOTON and
his photograph was obtained. The date of the photograph
is July 26, 1961. Descriptive information is as follows:

Date of Birth December 22, 1932
Height 5* 44"

Weight 175

Build Medium

Eyes Hazel

Hair Brown

Residence 12499 Rainier Avenue,

Seattle, Washington

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A review of his FBI rap sheet dated November 3,
1965, revealed BOOTON was arrested June 10, 1965, by the
Seattle, Washington Sheriff's Office on a charge of Grand
Larceny, three counts, and again on October 28, 1965, on
a charge of threats to kill.

On July 26, 19863, BOOTON was ordered by the local
Seattle court to pay his ex-wife $150 per month support,
to start on September 10, 1963. On June 10, 1965, his
record indicated that the charge of Grand Larceny three
counts ~ two of the counts were dismissed and he was
sentenced to 15 years in the Washington Correctional Center
suspented on condition he make restitution on the third
count. On June 10, 1965, Seattle Police Department bé
investigation report revealed BOODON involved in pyc

The St Louis Division enclosed in a letter
dated December 21, 1972, suspect JOHN DON BOOTON's Military
Service Record. A review of that record revealed the
following information concerning BOOTON:

Service Number RA12292092

Date of Birth December 22, 1932
Place of Birth Homer, Michigan
Sex Male

Race White

Hair Blond

Eyes Grey

Height 5' 1"

Weight 152

Date and Place of
Entry into Active
Service October 16, 1950, St Louis
Home Address 905 West Prairie Street
Marion, Illinois

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Duty Assignment 5025 ASU, United States
Disciplinary Barracks,
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Permanent Address 5003 West Monroe Street,

For Mailing _ Mount Pleasant, Iowa
After Separation
Education Two years of high school.

His mother was listed as RUTH SCHNEIDER, address
905 West Prairie Street, Marion, Illinois. His adopted
mother was listed as GLARA LEORA BOOTON. Her address
was listed as 905 West Prairie Street, Manton, Illinois.
His adopted father is RALPH BOOTON, 905 West Prairie,

Marion, Illinois.

A review of the above file failed to reveal
any indication that BOOTON received parachute training while

in the military.

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Lead: - Office

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OPTIONA: FORM NO. 10

MAY 1982 EDITION

GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6 @
UNITED STATES GOWERNMENT

Memorandum

TO > SAC, ST. LOUIS (164-73) DATE: 12/5/72

SUBJECT: NORJAK

FROM : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) oo. . Sule S24
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LEADS

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Re: JOHN DON BOOTON
SUB. 529
Re:
BOOTON suggested a possible suspect by
Seattle, Washington, who described BOOTON as a
White Male, American, born December 22, 1832, 5°11", 183
pounds, blue eyes, sandy blond hair.
BOOTON was a paratrooper in the U.S. Army (possibly
during the Korean War). He has Social Security Number 331-
24-9290, .
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Race: White
Sex:
DOB:
'Height: 6' 1"
Weight: 190 pounds
Hair: ; Blond
Eyes: ; Blue ,
Build: Husky \
Complexion: Fair
was in the U.S. Army eight years, possibly Pec

At St. Louis, Missouri Job - 5/-"HYFE

111 obtain a copy of the service records for BOOTON
and and forward same to Seattle.

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00: SEATTLE

RE JORN BOTEN

On November 9, 1972, | b6
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address | | phone num-
ber | |} advised JOHN BOTEN, an acquaintance of his,
should be considered a suspect in Norjak.

[| described BOTEN as:

Race: White

Sex: Male

Nationality: American

Age: 42-43

Height: 5'10"

Veight: 165 pounds

Hair: Sandy blond, receding

Complexion: Ruddy.

[_|stated BOTEN was a paratrooper and just b6

crazy enough to do something like hijack a plane. In addition, b7c
(eT advised BOTEN is related to a COOPER and was in Seattle

at the time of Norjak, | | further advised that BOTEN'ts

mother lives in the north end of King County and | |

| | stated BOTEN is presently believed to

be driving a truck out of Portland,

LEAD
SEATTLE
AT SEATTLE, WASHINGTON

Sa
Will conduct credit and criminal checks concerning 7
BOTEN and will thereafter set forth appropriate leads to have
BOTEN's whereabouts verified on November 24, 1971. 16 9-¢1— YAP

ARMED AND DANGEROUS. Ae a

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ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (164-2111) 11/13/72
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SAG, POR:LAND (164-41) (P}

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NORJAK ee Sl a
(co: " SEATTLE) Ely ieee

Re Burcau lezter to Portland dated 11/2/72, and
Minneapolis teletype te Portland dated 11/8/72.

Cte Fe

on 1e/en fe? the Portland Office received a letter
from currentivy |

| furnished similiar
information to that contained in enclosure to referenced
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suggested as augpect one A
|Gregon, Sherif: Susp.
6trtee | leleined | Jiao have $200,020.00

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staghed in a remote area of Central Oregon.

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unsub this matter, photograph obtained and displayed to
Portland witnesses | both
of whom advised | jnot identical with ungub and youch
too young. an
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Revardins referenced Hinnespolis teletype, one

Portland, advised SA b6
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suspected one DON B. CALLAHAN ac posclbly being identical with b7D
unsub. He stated CALLAHAR boars facial resemblance to com-

posite this matter and once jokingly admitted he waa really

B.B, COOPER. | advises, hovever, CALLAHAN is approxinately

5'2" to 5'5" an height, with the latter figure being gencrous.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. >
"UNITED Sr TES GOVSSNMENT "
Memorandum

To: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) ) DATE: 12/5/72

FROM Me SAC, LOS ANGELES (164-497) (P)

SUBJECT: NORJAK

-—— -- QO - Seattle et tte ee too _— - te eee

Re Minneapolis airtel to Seattle and Los Angeles
dated 11/13/72, enclosing copy of letter_received by the
President of Northwest Airlines from a|
Hollywood, California.

For the information of Seattle and Minneapolis,

. previous communications have been referred to this office
fron | }and he has beer contacted regarding
allegations, complaints and information 1egarding the Bureau
in the past.

By Los Angeles airtel to the Bureau dated 12/30/69,
captioned - INFORMATION CONCERNING",
- -- Bureau was advised that.the letter from would not.
be acknowledged in view of previous contects indicating he was
a Nerackpot! '
He has written letters and furrished complaints
to this office in the past alledging Bureau improprieties,
'as well as requesting the Bureau to condrvct investigation.

He is characterized in Los Angeles file
as a crackpot and religious charlatan. Although intelligent,
he is |

Based on the above, no further action is being
taken concerning the letter received by Northwest Airlines
from[______] inferring he may have knowledge of DAN COOPER

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SUBJECT: NORJAK
QOn/ 11/19/72, Mr. DONALD W. NYROP, President>
. Northwest rlines, Minneapolis, Minnesota, furnished to.
; SA a letter he received by mail from] | Ss. Let b6
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\ | Ciuc copy of this letter is enclosed for Seattle b7D
and Los Angeles. . .
It is noted that this letter id addressed to
p the Acting Director, Fbi with a copy for Mr. NYROP. It "
' alle-es that the writer, | | has information ;
regarding captioned matter, however, the comments 'contained
= this latter indicate | |
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NORJAK

Re memo to SAC, 10/24/72. rarcachAt .

On November 3, 1972, Pee

[| Spokane; Washington, advised that he and 67D
visited Kent, Washington, on October 10 and had gone through

Mount Rainier on the way and had stopped at some of the various
viewpoints to take fhotographs. He said that after these
photographs had been developed the possibility arose that

one of the photographs lad something in it that looked like

a ma da para te. He said because of this he had called
United Airlines_in Seattle, and reported
this matter to him. He said after |called_him back

he had sent the photographs over to him. He said
had subsequently called him again and stated that he did not
believe that the picture contained any man or parachute.

stated that should the FBI oe ee

at this photograph it is now in the possession of
| United Air Lines, Seattle, Washington.

LEADS

SEATTLE
At Seattle, Washington

If deemed necessary by the case agent | b6
United Air Lines, should be contacted and the photogmph taken by %7¢

obtained and analyzed. b7D
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United Air Lines Reservations, Seattle, i
Washington, telephone telephonically advised
that he had just received a call from | | (phonetic), |
| Spokane, Washington, telephone|
pertaining to the above case. |
[| advised that [__] (phonetic) had called asking 6
if anyone was interested_in some information regarding the 7c
"D.B. Cooper Case", [_____]replied that_he was sure that bID
someone was, and asked what information | had.' '
stated that he was | | (phonetic) '
who | in Spokane, and that
he recently had taken some pictures at Mount Rainier, near
the summit around the 10th of this month (October). i
bacame concerned when a friend noticed that one of the pictures bee
appeared to include the silhouette of a man with a main para- i
chute extended and a reserve parachute in front, among the t
trees.
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Q, hl TT ]

oo 7 . - ' Date.of transcription October 31, 1972
| _ _ | b6
Eugene, Oregon, telephone 687-0490, was shown six photographs b7¢

of the following named individuals,..numbered one through six,
in the following order:

; fe ANTHONY LAMBERT COLE Sa 077

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bears a resemblance to an individual' who hijacked an aircraft
on which was a passenger during November of 1971,
jadvised that the individual depicted in the #2
photograph bears only a resemblance to the hijacker, and
he cannot:state that this individuai is tdentical to the
hijacker.' jnoted that. the..indinexsal depicted in
the #2 photograph has eyes, mouth, and a chin resembling
those of the hijacker, He further advised that the individual
«in the #2 photograph has the sane overall shape to his face
as the hijacker.

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by___ SA] / diu Date dictated 10/24/72

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This document contains neilher recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency;
it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.

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AIRTEL

TO:
FROM:
SUBJECT:

conducted,

AIRMA TLL

SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)

11/20/72

SAC, PORTLAND (164~41) (P) "

NORJAK
(00: Senttle)

RE: JESS LEROY TERHUNE

fe Eenttle Letter to Portland dated 11/13/72,

For information of Ecattle, an Oregon State Police
Officer susgested as a suspect in this matter an unidenti-
fied individual he knew to have a criminal background and
to have been interested in sky diving,

fied the suspect as TERHUNE, who does not fit the descrip-
tion of Unsub in this matter,

was used in display of photographs of other suspects to
Fortland witnesses, who clininated hin,

ARMED AND DANGEROUS

« Senttle
; = Portland

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Investigation identi-

However, TERHUNE's photograph

Ro further investigation concerning TERHUNE being

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SAC, PORTLAND (164-41) November 13, 1972

SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (BH

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NORSAK "

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00: SEATTLE
RE JESS camo 'ean

Re Portland airtel to Seattle, 10/14/72.

Referenced communication advised TERHUNE's picterre
displayed to Portland witnesses. Seattle unable te identify
TERHUNE as suspect in this matter.

Portiand Division is requested to furnish Seattice
with all information concerning TERHUNE.

ARNED AND DANGLROUS.

2 ~ Portland
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i 'resembles their recollections of Unsub. Both further advised oe
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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10 TT A
pen pom (al cep) 101e41.6 (; 'eo
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

ro: SAC,SEATTLEE 164-81] pare: 2-23-73 —_
FROM : SA|
SUBJECT: NWORSAK —
—
On 2~23~73 | L|Centeral Washington State Cole

lege Ullensburg, Yashington, advised that his records reflect that

the only person who has attended CWSC in the last twenty years with

the name similiar to that of is that of | | who

graduated in June,i972.He was not however a former student body

'

president and his DOR is listed as |

His present residence is listed as | |Seattle.
[ statei that there have been no former studenthody

presidents that fit the subject-s age or description.

C&Sé on | |negative at Ellensburg,Washington. In view of

the above no further investigation beirg conducted, City Directories

and utility companies also negative on| §

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

identify.

Ria FR) 101-34.0

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Memoraraum

SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)

i

pate: 11/22/72

sa | |.

NORJAK
00: Seattle

Re Phoenix telepype to Seattle, 11/17/72.

Central W n state College, has been suggested as a
suspect. is generally considered by many people at
Central Washington State College as being identical with
"D. Be COOPER."

shingt

A woman declining to identify herself called the Yuma
RA, Yuma, Arizona, 11/17/72 and stated that _an individual who
also attended CWSC and is familiar with is almost
positive that is "D.B. COOPER" because of the similarity
between him and the composit drawing of the unsub.

LEADS:

SEATTLE ~

AT ELLENSBURG, WASHINGTON: -

Will thraugh logical sources at CWSC, attempt to
and obtain further descriptive and background

Will thereafter set forth appropriate leads
whereabouts on 11/24/71 verified.

information.
to hae

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

Enclosed for Yakima RA handling lead at Ellensburg
is one copy of re communication.

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NROYL PX PLAIN
221PM URGENT 11-17-72 LEG

TO SEATTLE (164-81)

FROM PHOENIX (164=100) (P) (THREE PAGES)

NORJAK. OO SEATTLE.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

RE SUSPECT [| __ | (PHONETIC), aka|

tn

(PHONETIC).

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A WOMAN DECLINING TO BE IDENTIFIED, CALLED THE YUMA

RESIDENT AGENCY, YUMA, ARIZONA, ON NOVEMBER SEVENTEEN,

SEVENTYTWO , STATING THAT SHE
CENTRAL WASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE AND UPON CO

HAD ATTENDED
NTACTING

SEVERAL OTHER PERSONS FROM THIS COLLEGE RECEIVED INFORMATION

THAT

AT CENTRAL

WASHINGTON STATE COLLEGE, IS GENERALLY CONSI
MANY PEOPLE AT THAT COLLEGE TO BE IDENTICAL

DERED BY
WITH D. B. COOPER,

WHO WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE SKY JACKING OF THE SEVEN Two

SEVEN PLANE THROUGH PARACHUTING AFTER OBTAINING THE MONEY.

THIS WOMAN, WHO CLAIMED TO BE

LS CLAIMED SHE DID NOT WANT ANY REWARD,

AND DID

NOT WANT TO BECOME INVOLVED IN ANY WAY. SHE STATED THAT[___| |

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- cate | |residing at | |
Enumclaw, | |
and he was driving a 1966 Ford bearing Washington License
Their files: further indicate subject was involved
| | in
Auburn and subject was |
He was residing at that time at |
| Auburn, Washington, He was |
jand again
subject was driving a 1966 Ford stationwagon bearing Wach-
ington license | Their _files contained no Listing of
a criminal charge against him |
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file regarding subject_indicating | |
many of which involve | |
when he was involved | |
In addition to | |} he also had
_ |. His Enumclaw
Police Department Identification number is | jand he is

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10 -
JULY 1973 EDITION

GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6 . ©}
UNITED STATES So Mncent

Memorandum

described as a white male American, 5'8", DOB| } weight
140 pounds, brown hair, hazel eyes, fair complexion and re GER

pation His SSAN is | lf Off

Officer[_ furnished photographs of subject
taken on 11/27/69, which need not be returned, | |

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NROG1L AX PLAIN

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TO SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM ALEXANDRIA (164-72) (RUC) IP

NORJAK » OO sSEATTLE.

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RE SEATTLE AIRTEL TO ALEXANDRIA, 6/6/73.

ON 6/22/73, ARLINGTON, VAes
ADVISED THAT A CHECK OF HER RECORDS WAS NEGATIVE RE[ __|, AND" THAT
IF RECORDS ARE NOT IN ST. LOUIS, IT WOULD INDICATE TO HER THAT SUBJECT

WAS NEVER IN THE NAVY. IF SEATTLE HAS FURTHER VERIFICATION OF SU8JECT'S

SERVICE, IT SHOULD BE FORWARDED TO ALEXANDRIA AND A RECHECK OF THE
RECORDS WILL BE MADE. RUC.

END.

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AIRTEL AIRUAIL

TO: SAC, ALEXANDRIA
PROM: SAC, SEATTLE (164-~81)(P)

SUBJECT: HORIAK
60: SEATTLE

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Re St. Louis' letter to Alexandria, dated 1/11/73.

Referenced communication requested Alexandria
Division to review suspect's personnel record located at
the office of Chief of Naval Personnel, Department of
the Navy, Navy Annex, Arlinrton, Virginia (BUPEPS). To
date, no resuits of that review have been received by the
Seattle Division.

Alexandria Division, expedite investirsation re-
quested in referenced communication and submit results to ]
Seattle.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS

- Alexandria
jJ~ Seattle
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fF you choose to dictate a FD 302 on
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following caution is included in your
FD 302.

Mi Vey?

"This information can be obtained for
use in a court of law only through the

issuance of p2-Subpoena duces tecum
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE ; 1

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

In Reply, Please Refer to 1015 Second Avenue
"tle Noo 164 = "81

oivaad a Seattle, Washington 98104

January 30, 1973

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You are requested to furnish the following in-

formation to the Seattle Office of the Federal Bureau of

Investigation. If it becomes necessary for this informa-

tion to be used in a court of law, a subpoena duces tecum

will be issued. / |
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Very: truly yours ,

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Jf E, MILNES

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Record Request

FD-125 (Rev. 11-3-71)

Credet Bux tofafre

[_] Birth Credit [X] Criminal [_]Death [JINS ([_]Marriagex ([_]Motor Vehicle ("] Other.
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SAC, SEATTLE (164~81) (P) " 3/15/73
SA | b6
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00: SEATTLE
RE:
On March 6, 1973, Sgt. | | Auburn

Police Department, Auburn, Washington, advised he could
locate no record regarding subject.

On January 30, 1973, files of the Seattle Police
Department, Seattle Traffic Bureau, and King County Sheriff's
Office, as reviewed by SC CAROLYN FRANKHOUSER, contained
no record identifiable with subject.

On January 31, 1973, files of the Seattle Credit

Bureau, as reviewed by SC CAROLYN FRANKHOUSER, indicated

that as of January, 1973, subject resides at | b6
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that in| subject was | | +.

with the U. S. gone of Engin ers;:in | jhe — : "
was in the_U. S. Navy, and in | he was again

employed by he U. S. Corps of Engineers. In|_ |

subject resided | Enumclaw; and in|

he resideal | | Auburn, Washington.
His Social Security Number is listed as | | and he
is shown

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

In Reply, Please Refer to 1015 Second Avenue
File No, ] -
; Seattle, Washington 98104
Row b6
January 30, 1973 nn
Dear Sir:
You are requested to furnish the following in-
formation to the Seattle Office of the Federal Bureau of
Investigation. If it becomes necessary for this informa-
tion to be used in a court of law, a subpoena duces tecum
will be issued.
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; Special Agent in Charge
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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) January 30, 1973
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RE:
On January 26, 1973, | | b6
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336th, Auburn, Washington, made available two photographs b7D
of | also furnished two telephone numbers for
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advised | | has disappeared, and he [|
is unaware of present location,
LEAD
SEATTLE

AT SEATTLE, WASHINGTON

Will through appropriate telephone sources determine

[| new address, be

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) 1/23/73
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RE:

Re ryrero to file dated 12/5/72.

Attempts to obtain [Ld photograph through bé6
DMV records negative, - b7c

SA ROPERT HH. "3TeK advised by memo dated 12/26/72

that [___] had teen | } in both Auburn
and Enumclaw.

LEADS

SEATTLE
At Auburn, and Enumclaw, Vashinpton

Conduct criminal checks for[__] in an effort b6
to obtain background information and a photopraph of him. bic

ARMED AND DANGEROUS

For the information of agent handling the above
lead copy of Serials 4169 and 4229 are provided.

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FROM

SUBJECT:

SL-17 (Rev. 4-17-70)
OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10

MAY 1962 EDITION

GSA GEN. REG. NO. 27

5010-106

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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT > =
Memorandum

SAC, ALEXANDRIA . ji DATE: 1-11-73
SAC, ST.,LOUIS ( ) (RUC)

164-3
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00: SEATTLE

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HANDLE AS

Reference: SELET to SL, 1-3+73. (Copy enclosed for AX.)

NATIONAL PERSONNEL RECORDS CENTER (NPRC) RECORDS CHECK
{_] File was located at the (Civilian) (Military) Personnel Records Branch, NPRC, St. Louis, Mo., and
by

(_] Enclosed are copies of (Form FD-302) (investigative insert) (letterhead memorandum) reflecting
pertinent information.

reviewed on

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

(_] Persomel, NPRC (Civilian) (Military) Personnel Records Branch, Veterans Administration Record

» no record on subject or

Processing Center, SLMO, advised on

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

(_] File has not yet been located at NPRC. A special search is under way, and file will be reviewed

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Lead: ALEXANDRIA Office

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

record located your division. Handle review.Submit results to
Seattle.

Remarks: ARMED AND DANGEROUS *

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SAC, ST LOUIS (164-63) 1/3/73

SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (CP)

NORTAK —
00: Seattle

REs

being considered as possible NORJAK
suspect by the Seattle Division. Fis date_of birth is
Wis Soical Security Nunber is

was in the United States Navy, as of |

and was employed by the U.S. Arny Corps of Ingsineers, as

LEADS:

sr LOUIS
AT ST LOUIS, MISSOURI:

Willi obtain a copy of L service record
and forward same to Seattle.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

"2 ~ St Louis

- Seattle
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The following investigation was conducted by
SC CAROLYN FRANKHOUSER:

AT SEATTLE, WASHINGTON

On December 6, 1972, records of the Seattle
Police Department, King County Sheriff's Office_and the
Seattle Traffic Bureau were checked concerning
all with negative results.
oo

On December 7, 1972, the records of the Seattle
Credit Bureau were checked concerning[ | and the
following information was noted:

Employment _ was listed as United States Corps

of Engineers as of As of | l his
employment was listed as the United States Navy. His
address, as of May. 1972. was| | Auburn.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10
MAY 1962 EDITION

| GSA FPMR (41 CFR) {01-118 B
| . P «UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT }
| Memorandum
TO * SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) DATE: 12/26/72

FROM : SA ROBERT H. WICK

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AT OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON
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that he was unable to locate any driver's license record
for a| | date of birth D>
| | did locate a 'driver's license record b6
for a L_ _ | b7C
Washington. This license was issued on| }
, and expired on |birth date in | } Asa
results there was no photograph available, inasmuch as it
was obtained when photographing applicants was not mand-
ator Background data showed that this person was born
e had hazel eyes; 140 1lbs.; 5'8". This
person further had a_ number of driving violations, dating
back from| | which are set forth below:
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MAY 1962 EDITION
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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

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Auburn, Washington, advised that | | should b7D
be considered a suspect in this matter. | | stated |
works as | |} for an agency of the United_States Govern-
ment and as such parach fe) of airplanes. is
reputed to be | In addition, advised
CJ was on vacation at the time of Norjak and supposedly
has a great deal of money hidden in his apartment,

| described[ sas follows:

"Name;

DOB:

Height; 5'11"-6!

Weight: 155-160 lbs,

Build: ' Slender

Hair; Dark black

Eyes: Green .

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Address:

blue in color

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| who | | declined to name, is
the person who suspects | | being identical with UNSUB
in this matter, | lwho claim to have
seen large sums of money in| This money
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is possibly hidden in a clothes closet. In addition,
stated to] | that he intended to "Make it big."

[was advised of the rewards being offered con-

cerning this case, and[___| stated he would call the FBI in
Seattle if he has any further information concerning

On November 29, 1972, a check was made of the Auburn

Telephone Book and the following subscriber was listed:

On November 29, 1972, a check was made with the

Washington State Depart: of Motor Vehicles for a|
, date of birth | |

but no record located in file, However, | ;

| | Washington, was Located

and the following descriptive information was noted:

DOB: | |
Height: .- 5'8" ,
Weight: ° 140 lbs,

Eyes: Hazel

Characteristics: Needs adequate glasses
Arrest Record:

Vehicle driven: Ded Station Wagon, License

SEATTLE {

LEADS

AT OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON

Will obtain copy of [| Washington State
Driver's License and forward same to Seattle.

AT SEATTLE, WASHINGTON

Will conduct credit and criminal checks refs
to further identify him. .

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

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SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL. FORM NO, 10
MAY 1962 EDITION
GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) DATE: 11/17/72
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At 5:45 PM, 11/17/72, | See ee —

Seattle, no home phone, telephonically advised that he would
like to see the composite picture of UNSUB in this Gase. He
advises he may know who UNSUB is, but he will not say anything
until he sees a picture of UNSUB.

L leave he works from 7:00 Ab i i : :00 b6
PM daily, except weekends, for the bic
and can be reached through their phone] | He Says some- b7D

one can show the picture to him either at his home or at his
work (make appointment first), or a picture aan be sent to
him at the above captioned residence address.

[_]was advised his information would be given to a super-
visor.

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UNITED STATES GOMeiRNMENT . eo . 7

Memorandum

SAC, SEATTLE(164-81) (P) pate: 12/29/72
SA | } . , ZL 53%
NORJAK

Re memo of SA THOMAS J. MANNING, 11/21/72.
On 12/15/72.

| was contacted by the writer.
advised that a check could possibly be made of

the records at| |
but that such a record search might be prohibitively
difficult based on such limited known information as was
furnished in re memo.

On 12/27/72. |
[advised the writer that his
contact with the | _|has determined
that a record search with such limited information would
not be feasible to attempt. If more definite information
can be developed, a record search could then be conducted.

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GSA FPMR (4: CFR) 901-11.6
te! UNITED STATES Gov "<NMENT
vo : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) ' DATE: 11/21/72
'Sul s36)
FROM : SA THOMAS Je MANNING Sur t tars o ib. re 7 ni, x ~. "e .1,?

SUBJECT: NR JAK ALY
On 11/21/72 DAVE_A. KELLER, 1338 21st, Avenue, Longview, Wns ar
(telephone. 423-7140) was contacted re Gaptioned matter at his requests'
Mr, KELLER is 63 years old and retired and has maintained a trailer
at the KOA camogrounds near Mossyrock, Washington for some time
and is very familiar with the territory in that eastern section of
Lewis County, Washington, He advised that he has also logged in
that area would gives him more familiarity with the wooded and rural
areaea

KELLER pointed out that starting about March, 1972 he has, on
a number of occasions during weekends, observed a white color, small
foregin car of some type bearing British Columbia license (first ue
three digits unknown) with the last three numbers of [__]on thernads-™: b6
in the east end 'of Lewis county. He stated the individual in this b7c
car is a WMA, about late 30s to early 40s in age, $°10-5'11" tall,
slim build, 150-160 pounds, rather dark and swarthy complexion,
dark hair combed straight back, He advised that this man has been
seen parked in the area mentioned and at other times out of his
car seemingly searching for something.

KELLER advanced a theory that the man in the foreign cur could
well be searching for the attache case used by the sky jacker and
perhaps the sky jacker did in fact leave the hijacked aircraft
before the time the plane was over the area which has been searched.

He stated that he will continue attempts to secure the full
license plate and will call this information to the Seattle office,

It is suggested that steps be taken to identify the registered
owner of the above mentioned vehicle through Liaison with Britieh
Colmmbia authorities, Further the name of "DAVE A XELLFR is to be _
indexed in Seattle Division in order that ready reference may be
had to his name in the event he should recontact the Seattle Division.

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (CP) 4/3/73

SA

NORJAK
00: SEATTLE

Re Seattle memo of SA| dated
2/14/73.

On March 1, 1973, | L
| [ advised | |
that a check of_the |
indicates that , date of birth]

residing in | |
|

On March 26, 1973, | | advised
that members of mney jconducted
investigation at the | located at

| for the purpose of observing

[as a possible suspect in captioned matter, They engaged
lin conversation and established that

his full name_is| Linformed them
that he was

and has also formed his own jump club. He claimed to jump

at |
[was observed to be a white male, approximately
#0 years of age, 5* 11", 170 pounds, dark hair, dark eyes,
with a thin mustache and an Indian-looking appearance.

|was of the opinion that [
is not identical with the UNSUB based on deseriptive data
and the photograph, currently being distributed by the_FBI.

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| did not wish_to extend the investigation to b6é

the point of interviewing

the time of the hijacking wmless this was specifically re-

quested by the FBI.

SEATTLE DIVISION
At Seattle, Washington

Will determine if the information developed concerning
is sufficient to warrant his interview by

LEADS

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SAC, SEATTLE (164~-81) (P) 2/14/73
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Re memo of SA dated 12/27/72. Pee
On January 12, 1973,| b7D
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matter by SA|
advised that he would insure that the necessary investiga-—
tion would be conducted and results furnished to the FBI.
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residing at | | b7D
telephone number | |
located at| |
telephone | Jadvised that
| in February,
1972. | advised that he could locate no
record concerning | )
jadvised that_he will continue to attempt to
ate a record concerning | in order to determine
date of birth and hisplace of employment in November,
1971.
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AT BELLINGHAM, WASHINGTON Will maintain contact
with | | regarding the remainder of their investigation.
CC:bfir ANIZED. riacFEo 89 "OT... |
(3) FEB 14 1973
FBI-SEATTLE "ZY
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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) 12/27/72

SA

NORJAK
00: Seattie

RE?
Re memo of SA , dated 12/11/72.
Referenced communication set forth information con~
cerning| who might possibly be identical with
Unknown Subject in this case. described as being in

his 40's, approximately 5'1Ll', black hair, dark eyes; 170 -
175 ibs.

In view of the fact the description of [ _| is
incomplete, the following lead is being set forth:

LEAD:

SEATTLE
AT BELLINGHAM, WASHINGTON

Will, through logical Canadian sources, attempt
to further identify in order _to eliminate him as a
possible suspect. Specifically,[ _—s+i| date of birth,
place of employment in November, 1971 are requested.

ARMED .-AND DANGEROUS.

For the information of the Resident Agency handling
lead at Bellingham, enclosed is a copy of Serial 4024 with

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) 12/11/72
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i and SA __jat jrequested at
e U. S. Customs Office, Sumas, Washington. | | had
previously telephonically contacted the Bellingham Resi-
dent Agency and advised he wished to furnish information
concerning an individual who might be D. B. COOPER.

[_]advised that an individual named Pe b6
| is an expert skydiver and formerly a member of bic
skydiving club in the lower mainland area of British b7D

Columbia. [——_] described as being in his 40's,
approximately 5°11" tall, black hair, dark eyes, weighing
170 to 175 lbs. [____|stated that was expelled
from the skydiving club approximately two years ago for )
was not criminaily charged with this offense.
advised has made approximately 300 jumps and
would have been capable of hijacking an aircraft and para-—
chuting from it. Additionall advised that
purchased a_restaurant in B.C., Canada, which is
located on | | and which is named
stated this restaurant was purchased last TY
year at approximately the time of SSepperican Thanksg izine
holiday. Ju4- Ble (eT
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individuals containing | _ was_ unable b7c
to provide more definite information concerning | b7D

Leads concerning the foregoing are being left to
the discretion of the case agent. Copies of the photographs
provided by are being obtained and will be included
in the file at a Later date.

Q- Seattle

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) 11/26/72

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B.C., Canada, tel. no. | ltelephonically advised Pap

that he has observed indivi dual bearing striking

resenblance to cot ipos ite drawing of UNSUB » aka Dan

Cooper.[__ i) indicated he is interested in talkine with

agent re above.

£ dvised |that information would be furnished

[ |who would in turn contact hin,
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SAC, SEATTLE (164~81) 2/16/73

SA

NORJAK
00: Seattle

| | sug ested as a suspect by |
| Hampton, Virginia.

|, an ex American GI, to

whon | b at
| bore_a strong resemblance to artist's
composite of unsub. | |has not seen |

Since 1952,

Efforts to obtain[__—|military records

negative.
ue to the length of time | jhas
seen and due to descriptive discrepancies, such as
height of 6' 2", weight 190, blond hair, blue

eyes, fair complexion, nationality Irish, and due to the
lack of any further corroborating evidence that might
indicate | |is identical with unsub,[L__]will be
no longer considered as a suspect in this matter, and no
further investigation will be conducted concerning hin.

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2/8/73

AIRTEL

TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)

FROM: SAC, NORFOLK (164-41) (RUC)
NORJAK

(00: SEATTLE)

Re Norfolk airtel to Seattle dated 12/19/72.

. On 12/29/72, 1/12/73, and 1/26/73, contact with

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Virginia, was made. She was unable to furnish any additional b7c

information concerning | b7D
In view of the above, Norfolk is condidering

this matter RUC.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 "Wy
MAY 1962 EDITION
GSA GEN, REG, NO, 27

UNITED STATES © cexvent

Memorandum

TO . SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) : DATE: 12-21-72

S010-106

4 *
FROM ay SAC, ST, LOUIS ( - 164-63 ) (RUC)

"SUBJECT: NORJAK

00: SEATTLE

Reference: SELET to SL, 12-5-72.

NATIONAL | PERSONN: BL RECORDS CENTER (NPRC) RECORDS CHECK
RE; JOHN DON BOOTO

& | File was located at the cM ioe tat 22 82 sonnel Records Branch St. Louis, Mo., and
12-21-72 | b6
reviewed on by ee pic

co Enclosed are copies of (Form FD-302) (investigative insert) (letterhead memorandum) reflecting
pertinent information.

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

a eee TN COTTER, DOB rot Becccde Branch, XEXODENSCATIRON SRAM OOK ROOK,

AKBASAIYNOSHISE, SLMO, advised on 12-21-72 | no record on subject &

could be located on basis of information furnished. In event ad-
ditional identifying or descriptive data becomes available, another lead for review of the NPRC

military) records should be submitted. Data needed includes: date and place of birth
name utilized in employment or military service, branch and military service number, dates of service
or employment, department employing individual, specific ofganization to which assigned with date of
assignment, and Social Security number.

[_] File has not yet been located at NPRC. A special search is under way, and file will be reyiewed
promptly when located.

["] File was not located at (Civilian) (Military) Personnel Records Branch, NPRC, SLMO, and should be

located at

Lead: Office

record located your division. Handle review.

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

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12/19/72

Airtel b6
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TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
PROM: SAC, NORFOLK (164-41) (P)
NORJAK

(00: Seattle)

Re Norfolk teletype to Seattle dated a eI (a G25
[ef oF

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Enclosed for Seattle is one photograph of
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On 12/15/72, |
| Hampton, Virginia, telephone number| |

furnished the enclosed photograph of herself and
| | also known as | [advised

that the photo was sent to her by |
and that the_photograph was taken in 1954. She
further advised that | Jis searching through other
|} in an effort to locate any
additional pertinent itmes or information concerning
and that she { will notify the FBI
upon receipt of same.

Jrequested that her identity be b6é
protected in_any subsequent investigation conducted by bic
the FBI re and further requested that if th enclosed
photograph is displayed, efforts be made to conceal or
remove her likeness from the photograph.

LEAD
NORFOLK

AT HAMPTON, VIRGINIA. Will maintain contact with

LLY— SL Yea

_2'- Seattle (Enc. 1)

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OPTIONA: FORM NO. 16
MAY 1982 EDITION
GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6 : . é
UNITED STATES GCSBRNMENT
TO : SAC, ST. LOUIS (164-73) DATE: 12/5/72
FROM : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) Qule Sa ;
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00: SEATTLE
. Re: JOHN DON BOOTON
SUB. 529
Re: .
- BOOTON suggested a possible suspect by
| Seattle, Washington, who described BOOTON asa.
White Male, American, born December 22, 1932, 5'11", 183
pounds, blue eyes, sandy blond hair.
BOOTON was a paratrooper in the U.S. Army (possibly
during the Korean War). He has Social Security Number 331-
24~9290.

[was suggested as a suspect by| b6
| Hampton, Virginia. | | described bic
| Jas follows: b7D
! Race: White

Sex: Male
: Height:

: Weight: 1390 pounds

Hair: Blond

Eyes: Blue

Build: Husky 3

Complexion: Fair

lwas in the U.S. Army eight years, possibly Pec

LEADS
ST. LOUIS ALPE
At St. Louis, Missouri Jb f- & f-
311 obtain a copy of the service records for BOOTON

and and forward same to. Seattle.
Al _2.- St. Louis ARMED AND DANGEROUS
Mein Seattte

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NRO} NF CODE

IZISPM URGENT 11/29/72 WIF
TO SEATTLE (164-81)

FROM NORFOLK ¢€164-41) 3P

NORJAK, OO: SEATTLE.

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ON INSTANT DATE,

» HAMPTON, VIRGINIA, TELEPHONE NUMBER

» TELEPHONICALLY CONTACTED THE NEWPORT

NEWS RESIDENT AGENCY ADVISEING THAT SHE HAD VIEWED A TELEVISION
PROGRAM NOVEMBER TWENTY-EIGHT, LAST, ON WHICH WERE DISPLAYED

ARTIST CONCEPTION DRAWINGS OF DAN COOPER, A SKYJACKER WHO APPARENTLY
PARACHUTED SAFELY FROM AN AIRLINER OVER WASHINGION STATE APPROX=-

IMATELY ONE YEAR AGO.

STATED THAT AFTER VIEWING THE ARTIST CONCEPTION, b6

PARTICULARLY THE ONE WITHOUT SUNGLASSES, SHE WAS IMMEDIATELY

REMINDED OF AN AMERICAN GI,

SHE STATED THAT THE GI°S NAME Was
WAS A PARATROOPER ATTACHED TO THE US ARMY

AND THAT

s ALSO KNOWN

STATED THAT SHE KNEW| |

[____]anp THAT SHE HaS SINCE

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3/10/76
AIRTEL AIRMAIL
TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164~81)
FROM: SAC, SALT LAKE CITY (164~24) (RUC) Sub
: NORJAK Sub 539

00: SEATTLE

Re Suspect RICHARD F, HESLIN

Re Portland airtel to Salt Lake City, 3/2/76.

Enclosed for the Seattle Division is one photograph
of RICHARD FREDERICK HESLIN, DOB 10/23/21, POB Seattle,
Washington, 5'10%", 180, Husky build, dark brown hair ~- balding,
brown eves, wears hornrim glasses, complexion medium, dresses
neat, voice soft and low. HESLIN is left handed and has
mole over right eye.

Reference is made to Seattle file 165-198 entitled,
"RICHARD FREDE kK HESLIN, ITWI; IGB."

For the information of Portland and Seattle Divisions,
observation of nhotograph of HESLIN and-composite nhotograph of
Unsub in captioned matter does not indicate any similarity.

In view of the enclosed information, and investigation
conducted by Seattle Division concerning suspect RICHARD F.
HESLIN, it is being left to the 00 to eliminate HESLIN.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS

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3/2/76
AIRTEL . AIRMAIL

TO: SAC, SALT LAKE CITY

FROM: SAC, PORTLAND (164-41) (P) ; eA |
SUBJECT: NORJAK Ott LLB
(00: Seattle)

Re Suspect RICHARD F. Im4nIN X

if
On 2/27/76, PIERCEY HEROLD, 2964 St. Mary's Circle, \
Salt Lake City, Utah, telephoned the Portland Office Long
distance to furnish the follewing information:

He is a vatired sergeant from the Salt Lake City
- Police Department, where he worked on the "Robbery Detail.
He is now employed by the UnYon Pacific Railxcoad and can
be reached at telephone 36341544 at Salt Lake City. -

He recently went through some old papers and saw an
article on thie case. He states captioned individual, whom he
arrested in 1953, fits the description of Unsub and resembles
the composite sketch. He described HESLIN as white male
American, age 53, 5°11" te 6°,°175=180 pounds, ight brown
hair, eyes unknown. -He thought the Portland Police .
Bureau might have a phetograph of HESLIN,

HEROLD was asked to contact the Salt Lake City Office,
but he declined statins he is tired of playing cop. He
said he had once worked in the Bureau Identification Division,
and thought Portland would be origin in-the NORJAK case.

Portland indices indicate HESLIN was once congidered
in the BR suspects program but Portland does not have a
photograph, Inquiry at Portland Police Bureau failed to
locate any record identical with HESLIN,

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BP 164-41 "

ULEAD
SALT LAKE CITY

AT SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. Will contact HEROLD for any
further information and wifT obtain and furnish photograph
ef suspect HESLIN to Seattle and Portland together with
comparable throwdown photographs to facilitate display
to witnesses.

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) January 30, 1973

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NORJAK

00: SEATTLE

RE: RICHARD FREDERICK HESLIN
SUB 539

Re Supervisor J. ROBERT SUTTHOFF's memo to Seattle
File 164-81, dated 11/29/72,

On January 23, 1973, Seattle File 164-298 was reviwed
by the writer, The following description of HESLIN was
ebtained during that review:

Name : RICHARD FREDERICK RESLIN
Sex: Male

Race: White

Nationality: American

BOB: October 23, 1921
POB: Seattle, Washington
Height: 5*104"

Weight: 180 lbs.

Build: Husky

Hair: Dark brown ~ balding
Eyes: Brown, wears glasses
Complexion: Medium

Characteristics: Left hand has a distinctly visible
'mole over right eye,

HESLIN's photograph dated 1963 shows a man who is
almost completely bald on the top of his head.

In view of the above, HESLIN is no longer being
considered a suspect in this matter.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

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SAC (164-81) 11/29/72
Subl- S39
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SUPERVISOR J. ROBERT SUTTHOFF

NORJAK a
QSaceuete
On 11/27/72, | __| King b6
County SO, called me. He called to suggest RICHARD bic
EREDERTCICHESLIN_as a possible suspect in this matter. b7D
LIN has a history of armed robberies, is a loner and

travels frequently. HESLIN also wears glasses according
to |

If we have no photograph of HESLIN in our files,
one should be available at KCSO.

ADDENDUM:

SA CLARK S. SMITH advises there is a photograph
of HESLIN available in 165-198.

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FD-36 (Rev. $-22-64) .

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(Type in plaintext or code)

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11/16/72
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TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM: SAC, NEW HAVEN (164-77) €RUC)

SUBJECT: NORJACK
00: Seattle

Re Chicago airtel to NYO 8/18/72 and NY airtel to NHO
9/12/72.

was contacted by b3
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employed __ _ for United_Airline b7C
headquarters, NYC. He said in 1965 he was working | bE

_ [said unsub could possibly have been
involved | could not offer any
information of lead value,

was shown an artist's conception of unsub. He said he b6

had seen it before in "Airline Pilot" magazine and the photo b7C

reminds him of no acquaintance or associate, past or present.

2 -— Seattle

1 ~ New York (164=627) (info)

1 ~ Chicago (164-297) (info)

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9/12/72

', AIRTEL

TO: SAC, NEW HAVEN . |
FROM: SAC, NEW YORK (164-627) (RUC) bre
SUBJECT; MORGACK.<— 7

(00:8E)

Enelosed for New Haven is copy of Chicago - -
airtel dated 8/18/72 and one artist conception of oe, ay
unknwon subject. or

Numerous attefots were made to mike an

. appointment_with | by calling his home ee if . — b6
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United Airlines advised that the home reidence .
listed fa Roxbury, Connecticut. .

(No str-et number is in record). ~ 000 Terre

LEAD
NEW HAVEN |
) AT ROXBURY, CONNECTICUT. Contaet(. 1] 2 3. °°

exhibit artists conception and conduct investigation oo, - bre
set forth in enclosed airtel, :

2 —- New Haven

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FROM : SAC, CHICAGO (164-297) (P)
SUBJECT: NORJACK
(00: SEATILE 7
" Ve information of New York, during recent os th.
eonferenge conducted for United Air Line Flight Personnel, a aw
a | United Air Lines, advised *. b6
SA ROBERT &. HARTZ that 727 aircraft wee utilized by . non
x _ bE
He believes the aircraft used were leag 4 by
He further advised a ~
was | for the above operation, is
currently a| |empLoyed by United Air Lines
'and Is based invNew York City.
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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
SAC, OMAHA (149~179) (RUC)
NORJAK

00: SEATTLE
BUFILE: 164-2111

Ne Baltimore airtel to Gmaha, dated 12/1/72;
Seattle airtel to Baltimore, dated 12/13/72; Baltimore
airtel to Seattle, dated 1/12/73; Butte letter to Omaha,
dated 2/8/73; and Seattle airtel to the Bureau, dated
3/5/73.

Enclosed for § le are nine copies of an FD<-302
reflecting interview of | and nine copies of an bé
investigative insert reflecting other investigation con- bic
ducted in the Gmaha Division,

elay in interview of| | was due _ to the fact
that works as Atlantic,

Iowa, and is continually traveling throughout Iowa and
Nebraska in accordance with his job.

On 1/5/73 Sheriff ROBERT VOGGESSER, Cass County,
Towa, was contacted in Atlantic, Iowa, and he advised
| Jhas been living and working in Atlantic, b6
Iowa, for approximately two years. VOGGESSER fue ther b7Cc
advised that he has had absolutely no trouble with
to | in fact has recently aSpued a permit authorizing
to

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

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a dete, wareh 7, 3973
__| Atlantic,
fowa, was contacted af | |, Atiantic, Towa, and was

advised of the identity of Special Agent GERARD ?. WARING
$2 cial Agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation,
was further advised that he was being interviewed
concerning the hijacking of Northwest Airlines Flight 305
occurring on Novemher 24, 1971.

advised that he would answer any questions
concerning himself and his whereabouts since he advised that
he was in no way connected with or had any knowledge of who
might have hijacked the Northwest Airlines flight in November,
, in ®

| ladvisea that he has been working as

for approximately 13 years and
he had come to Atlantic, Iowa, from Safford, Arizona. d
pBile_in Safford, Arizona, he was tha |

. [ Jadvisea that he has only been in Seattle,
Washington, on one occasion and that was in 1967 while en
route to Vietnam with the United States Air Force.

reinterated that he has absolutely no
Rnowledze concerning the hijacking, but did provide the
following information concerning himself:

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Date of Birth
Place of Birth _
Height | feet 5 inches
Weight - ' 236 pouads
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Eyes Hazel
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This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency;

it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. '—

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ADMINISTRATIVE

The following investigation was conducted by

Special Agent |

| in Davenport, Towa:

l{protect identity) | !

| Mount

Pleasant, lowa. |

| Davenport, -iowa._on February 20. 1976. advised
that in November, 1971,

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1/12/73

AIRTEL

TO: SAG, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM: SAC, BALTIMORE (164-103) (RUC)

SUBJECT: NORJAK
(CO: SEATTLE)

Re Baltimore airtel to Omaha, 11/28/7 , d Seattle

airtel to Baltimore, 12/13/72. 375

Jo V-&!— [4
Enclosed for SéaLtLe and Omaha are one copy each
of artist composite of UNSUB revealing possible location

f

Enclosed for Denver is one copy of referenced
Baltimore airtel..

On 1/4/73; | | (Protect Identity), L_]
| | Laurel, Maryland, was reinterviewed
concerning Location of |

stated he| : : | however,
of the composite
and stated|

advised that the composite drawing without sunglasses did

not .look Like however, he had not seen[__—i| since

1967. He could not recall any friends or relatives of
last name is COOPER.

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AIRTEL AIRMAIL
TO: SAC, BALTIMORE (164-103) Pec
—_—
FROM: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)9(P)
SUBJECT: NORJAK
00: Seattle
Re Baltimore airtel to Omaha, dated 11/28/72.
Enclosed for Baltimore Division are twe copies of
the artist's conception of unkaown subject, one with and
one without glasses.
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eation as white male, $8" to 5* 7*, 130 te b7C
135 pounds, light brown hair with It is

noted this description is not similar to unknown subject
this matter.

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If possible, have | éraw

2, Will forward results of reinterview to Seattle

and Omaha Divisions.

ARMED & DANGEROUS
Baltimore (Ene. 2)

Omaha (189-179) (Info)
Minneapolis (164-73) (Infe)
Phoenix (164-109) (Info)

Gar Seattle
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AT LAUREL, MARYLAND Will reinterview |
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4a] with one of his former |]

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bed a8 {waite 'mle, '5t6", 5 7, -
da, light. brown hair with a sear on hi
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3/8/73
AIRTEL ATRMALL
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TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM SAG, DENVER (164-98) (P}
NORJAK ; .
09: Seattle
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Enclosed for Seattle axe two photosrashs of Ll | b6
taken 11/1/71. ~ b7C
As has been reported in previous comaumication,
records, Denver PD, reveal d was Lingererinted by that
department on LU/1/71 as From Chicaro, Illinois.
He was deseribod_as white ino 41" ounds,
brown hair, presen cyes, born
choteg¢ashs obtained ond as previously copork
yore showa to stevardess [ | who advised
in no way resembles unknown subject in this case.
C2. 7) Seattle (RM) CEacs. 2)
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Record Request
FD-125 (Rev. 11-3-71)

(_) Birth fei Credit SeCriminal (JDeath (JINS {_]Marriage* [[] Motor Vehicle (J Other -__.
pa ["] Driver's License
To ft' VAD Buded
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Retum to File number ire
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Name and aliases of subject, applicant, or employee, and spouse A

Addresses

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Residence

Business

Former

* Date and place of marriage

(if applicable)

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Specific information desired

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The following investigation was conducted by
SC CAROLYN FRANKHOUSER, on December 20, 1972:

"
AT SEATTLE, WASHINGTON ""

The records of the Seattie Police Department,
the King County Sheriff's Office, the Seattle Credit
Bureau and the Seattle Traffic Bureau were checked con-
cerning subject | } all with negative results.

Nn peer aap ern

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12/15/72

ATRTEL AIR MAIL

TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)

FROM: SAC, KANSAS CITY (164-80)

NORJACK
00 SE 3)
Bufile 164-2111, je 36
q-
/"Re Sacramento airtel to Kansas City, 11/30/72.

v

Enclosed for Seattle is one photo of | |

[ _—si| prepared 1/18/66.

The following investigation was conducted by
SC WILLIAM A. STARKEY:

AT SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI

On 12/12/72, | | Greene
County Sheriff's Office, located file for | |
| , which reflects | | arrested by the Missouri
tate Highway Patrol | } on Pyer Act charge and subse-
quently received three year sentence_under Section 4208(a).

L

| | | arrested at Springfield. Missouri, for -
and
released on state Lo Case subsequently dismissed at
cost of the state No recent information concerning
in Sheriff's Office and Police Department file.

[ss deseribed in Sheriff's Office file as
follows:

Race White

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Sex Male

Date of Birth

(2)- Seattle (Enc 1) /6Y- & [~-Yo4*pr-

1 ~ Sacramento (Info) ;

1 - Denver (Info) fe ie

1 - Kansas City Tote

WAS :mh | ——

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KC 164-80

Place of Birth
Height
Weight

Hair

Eyes :
Scars and Marks

Military Service

ASN.
FBI Now ~

Father

Residence (10/68)

Associate

5'1i"
190 pounds
Brown
Hazel

U.S. Army, | |

| | honorable
discharge

Los Angeles, California

Denver, Colonado

,; | | made available from Sheriff's file photo
of prepared 1/18/66. .

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11/30/72

AIRTEL ATRHAIL
FROM: SAC,. SACRAMENTO (164-50). «be
HORIACK
00: Seattle
On 12/29/72, L__ |

Maryayille, California, advised that he had read a secant
article in the local newspaper regarding airline orp
in which en artist conception of D. B. COOPER was diaplayed.
Ha stated Snot he did mee see the skatch of COOPER which

in most newapapers following captioned incident,
but that when he suw this recent ene he masognined it a5
'very b being that of an individual known to him as

im 2 vhan| |
lin Denver,
He stated that he hada't heard From] -ss§- sd in
sevaral y but did recall an incident in the fall of 1965
when was arrested by the Missouri Highvay Patrol in

ae vieinity of Springfield, Missouri, | |

| states thet: | lwas sent te a Federal
prison for violation of the Dyer Act.

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

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NORJAK Deb 7

00: Seattle

RE: Sub RICHARD MILES WORDEN eo

Sub #469

Re Boston airtel to Seattle, dated 11/27/72.

Referenced communication advised that subject

WORDEN, an ex-paratrooper, had confided in Sergeant First

Class | never discussed the NORJAK > bé
modus operandi_but WORDEN felt capable of committin bic
this crime. was assigned to the
| | for 5% years and was on leave in the
U.S. during October and November, 1971. WORDEN described

as white male, | } 5' 10", 170 pounds,

brown hair, brown eyes.

In view of the fact that[L__ description does
not match unsubs, and there appears to be no other reason
to suspect him of this crime, no further investigation is
being conducted concerning

ARMED AND DANGEROUS

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14/27/72

ATRTEL

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TO: SAC, SEATTLE
FROM: SAC, BOSTON (164-153) (RUC)

SUBJECT: NORJAK
(00: SEATTLE)

Re Boston airtel to Seattle, 11/16/72.

The following investigation conducted at Fort Devens,

fasse.on i112. py Special Agents ARTHUR W. RYALL and

SFC RICHARD MILES WORDEN, 10th Special Forces Group,
Company C, Fort Devens, Mass,, advised that for the past
three years he has spent the Thanksgiving holiday in Ilion,
New York, staying with his parents, 3 Kent Blvd., WORDEN added
that he has not been in the Pacific Northwest area since his
return to the United States from Okinawa in March, 1969. He
advised he can not recall ever mentioning the "hijacking theory"
until after the captioned matter gained such publicity and he
stated he did not "hijack" this plane,

WORDEN furnished the following description of
himself:

Name: RICHARD MILES WORDEN
Born: January 13, 19h

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At: Ilion, New York b7c

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Social Security LV L£/~ ASF

Account Number: 077-34.-5381 SEARCHED eee ANE ERED, cee oe

- Seattle SERIALIZED <cQtion FILED... cee

- Boston NOV 3 01972 <
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BS 164-153
Height: 5 feet 9 inches 3
Weight: 135 pounds 2
Hair: Brown
Byes: Brown
Scars: two inch scar on left side of rib cage
Marital Status: b6
Address:
Permanent
Address:
WORDEN stated that the only individual he has ever

met who would be capable of this crime_is one SFC b6

who was also assigned to the b7C

for 54: years and was on leave in the

United States during October ~- November, 1971. He advised

white male, » 5 feet 10 inches tall, 170
pounds, brown hair and brown eyes. He ststed|_Jnover
discussed the NORJAK "MO", but WORDEN felt capable

of committing this crime.

No Jead being set forth to locate or identify

by Boston.

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FOI/PA

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FOI/PA# 1:16-cv-01790-03

Total Deleted Page(s) = 46
Page 16 ~ Duplicate;

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.PD-36 (Rev. 5-22-64) fo — fess |
, 4 | .
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\ . FBI
Date: 12/1/72 }
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Transmit the following in vt
(Type in plaintext or code) .
Via AIRTEL
(Priority)
woe toe. _
bé |
SAC,. SEATTLE | bac
BC, MINNEAPOLIS (164-73) (P)
'SUBJECT: NORJAK
(Seattle File: 164~81)
00: SEATTLE .
(Seattle File: 164-129) . : .
. af,

Re Seattle airtel to Bureau, 11/8/72, concerning %
| 3S 3 "b6
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Enclosed for Seattle are two photographs of BRADLEY
E. AYERS.

On 11/30/72, a photograph of | | wad displayed to
Northwest Airlines Stewardess | Jand on 12/1/72, /
to | | who advised that he in no manner resembled
the Unknown Subject involved in Norjak. / j \s ye

Sut SY ee
Sug: BRADLEY EARL AYERS —_— aay

wut

pn meee + rm nay we

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AYERS was suggested to the Miineapolis Office as b7C

a possible suspect by Washington County, Minnesota Sheriff x

ED WESTPHAL, Stillwater, Minnesota, WESTPHAL had a confidential

eNO SLOT. wacom ce HA ; ae £ Se aan
4)- Seattle (164-81) (Enc. 2 res Lee a ~
(2 - 164-129) we SERIALIZED JFULEDssesssseneses
2 - Minneapolis pard f° DEC4 1972
RWG :kao p a ee
Approved: Sent . a
(6) Special Agent in Charge U.S. GOVELN Threngmergererers qSSOra

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source, who considered AYERS to be the type of individual
who could have perpetrated the Norjak hijacking.

AYERS is described as follows:

Name — ' BRADLEY E. AYERS

Residence Route #1, Lake Elmo, Minnesota
Date of Birth March 7, 1935 "}

Height 5' 8" EN

Weight : 160 lbs. co

Date appointed March, 1970 -—
Occupation ~ | Commercial Pilot;

Bradley E. and Lee Ayers
Insurance Company,' —
2933 Manning Avenue North
Lake Elmo, Minnesota

AYERS had been considered a suspect by the _.-

Ramsey County Sheriff's Office, St. Paul, Minnesota,[ _|
| Photographs taken during the
course of this investigation were displayed to Northwest
Airlines stewardesses| lon 11/30/72 and
| } on 12/1/72; and both stewardesses advised
AYERS in no way resembled the Unknown Subject involved in |

Nor jak ° na eT eg Be amy ite eee peg een np Rt NE a vo earn nnn "

LEAD
SEATTLE

AT SEATTLE, WASHINGTON

Will display photographs of AYERS as deemed
_ appropriate to witnesses involved in Norjak.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

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DATE:

REPLY TO

ATTN OF:

SUBJECT:

TO:

SA

NORJAK (A)
0O: SEATTLE
BUFILE 164-2111 -

SAC, SEATTLE (164-91)

RE: DOUGLAS ALBERT BURKE,
SUB_919; SUB 545

BURKE has been suggested as a suspect in this matter
by several sources and has been investigated at least twice by
the Seattle Division as a suspect. All investigation to link
BURKE with this matter has proved negative and due to the fact
that his age at the time of the NORJAK hijacking was 35 and
that his physical description is not similar to UNSUB in this
matter, no further investigation will be conducted concerning °
him. :

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

APR 28 1978

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

GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6
5010-112

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

© sJNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
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SAC, SEATTIE (164-81) 1/18/74
SA THOMAS J, MANNING
NORJAK
| Longview, Washington telephonically b6
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contacted the writer. She advised she has viewed recent newspaper photographs of
the unsub in this mtter amid feels that a white mile with the last name of
BURKE who opertes BURKE's RENTAL on Sth, Street in Port Angeles bears a very

definite resemblance to UNSUB,

She advised BURKE lived in Longview, Washington about 6 years and she
is sure he is familiar with the surromding area, She described him as about

6! tall, dark hitr and olive complexion,

LEAD :

AT PORT ANGELES
Observe BURKE mentioned Bbove to determine if he resembles UNSUB

wy

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SAC, SEATTLE (164~81) (P} a
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Gil. SUS ite
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NORJACK
(GQ: SEATTLE)
Ris DOUGLAS BURKE, SUB 7545
BURKE sugreested as 2 suspect by |
| |, Seattle, Washington. BURKE has
an dishonorabie discharse from the service and 2 juvenile
record. BURKE is aiso a suspect in his wife's homicide.
BURKE presently resides at Port Angeles, Washington, and he
owns the Burke Rental Shop.
Investigation at Port Anscloes revealed the
following information concerning BURKE:
Name: DOUGLAS ALBERT BURKE
Race: Caucasian
Sex: Hale 7"
GOB: 1/24/36
Heischt: Gti"
Veisht: 160 ibs, ~~
Byes: Brown
Address: 718 East Third
Port Angeles, Washington
A photograph of BURKE was obtained through an
investigation by SA ERNEST C, SMITH, Seattle FBI Office.
Exanination of his photosraph reveals BURKE does not resenble
the artist's composite of Unsub in this matter. Due to the
above and because BURKE would have been thirty-five at the
time of the NORJACK, no further investigation is being
eonducted concerning hin.
ARMED AND DANGEROUS
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FBI SEATTLE

REG BY NAME DOUGLAS BURKE

MG398 REG 69 64 VESPA A5@/VBB
DOUGLAS A BURKE 126 E 13TH" PORT ANGELES

Q24287 REG 73 78 SMITH ALRCON
DOUGLAS A BURKE DBA BURKES RENT-IT 112 E 8TH PORT ANGELES

YASSIS REG 73 66 FORD FAL4D |
DOUGLAS A BURKE 1112 WY 7TH PORT ANGELES

DRIVER CHECK DOUGLAS ALBERT BURKE DOB 1-24-36 EXP 74
BURKE DA 647B4 ae OAS

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OPTIONAL FORM HO. 10 .
HAY 108% EDITION . '
SOA FPMR (4 CPR) 101-118

UNITED STATES G RNMENT

Memorandum

TO : .
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) DATE: §=919/27/72

FROM

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"SA

SUBJECT:
NORJAK

00: Seattle

RE: DOUGLAS BURKE
SUB. No. 545

BURKE suggested as suspect by | | bé
| , Seattle. BURKE has a dishonor- BIC
able discharge from the service and a juvenile record. b7D

BURKE is also a suspect in his wife's homocide. BURKE
presently resides in Pt. Angeles, Washington and handles
the Burke Rental Shop. BURKE's physical description,
according to[___] is similar to the Unknown Subject.
further advised BURKE's business is very poor, but
he is well supplied with money.

LEAD:

ee

SEATTLE

AT PT. ANGELES, WASHINGTON

Will attempt to further identify DOUGLAS BURKE and,
through physical description and location on November 24,
19712, determine if he is identical with Unknown Subject in
this matter.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) 12/6/72
SA JOHN M. FLIEGE Ce st
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NORJAK
On November 30, 1972, b6
Seattle, advised that he desired to provide the b7C
name of a suspect in this case. He described DOUGLAS b7D

BURKE who resides in Port Angeles who runs Burke Rental
as béing physically close to the description of D. B.
COOPER,

[_]said BURKE has a dishonorable discharge,
a2 juvenile record and is presently suspect in his wife's
homocide. He concluded by stating BURKEts business is
very poor yet he is always well supplicd with money.

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TO

FROM

SUBJECT:

040-108

OPTIONAL FORM NO, 10
MAY 1962 EDITION

GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-118 @
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) DATE: 3/2/73
SA | b6é
b7C
"CHANGED"
NORJAK RE:
Subject's name marked "Changed" to reflect
his true first name.
Re memo of SA ROBERT H. WICK dated 12/7/72.
Inquiry December 15, 1972, revealed that
resides on| _ | b6
Darrington, Washington. The correct b7c

residence was located, however, no one
attempted contacts on January 22, 1973
1973,

was home during
, and February 2,

On February 12, 1973, |

| was

located at his home. He advised he fo
1964 Oldsmobile which was partially fi
local Security First National Bank.

A former resident of Darring
purchased the above-describe
and paid off the bank balanc

| J} said the descripti
referenced memo fits that of |

a tremendous liar and would "tell you
to know."

had the reputation of

however, he never heard of h

a killing. It was| Jopinion
impress the ladies and did not believe
to plan a skyjacking. He said

rmerly owned a
nanced through the

ton named[____—| b6

d automobile from b7C
6.

on set forth in

He said[L___—idj#s was

anything you wanted

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| liked to

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did not appear to

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) 12/7/72
\

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SA ROBERT H. WICK

NORJAK

SUBJECT: | b6
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b7D

On November 16, 1972, Sheriff PAT GALLAGHER, Monte-
sano, Washington, advised that a complainant by the name of
| jadvised she had met a fellow who is going by the
name of | | who is employed by the[_
| Washington. She advised that |
told her he had been in trouble during the past and had re-
cently killed a person near Snohomish, Washington. She
further stated he was 5'11"; about 36 years; 160 lbs.; dark
brown hair, and talks with a drawl. He_is driving a car
(196 smobile), Washington license » registered
to | Darrington, Washing-
ton. The Speraty said | | wondered if the person known
to her as was possibly the skyjacker involved in the
D. B. COOPER case.

On November 22, 1972, | | QA@ b6 |

AC peattre Ht hate
RHW/bjb

Department of Motor Vehicles, Olympia 1 Y-§1- [erie
Washington, made available a driver's license photograph

of | | whose description does _not fit that

of the skyjacker or] | <A photograph of _sidjis

available in the file.

'LEADS:

SEATTLE
AT DARRINGTON, WASHINGTON

Will contact | b6
| | Washington, and determine from bic

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10
JULY 1973 EDITION
GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6 . @

UNITED STATES GOVARNMENT

Memorandum

SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) . DATE: August 19, 1975

SA

NORJAK ) Sut-S ¢7

00: SEATTLE
BUfile 164-2111

RE: JAMES LEROY SENDER .
SUB #547

An investigation concerning SENDER, fails to
indicate that he is identical with unknown subject in

this matter.

SENDER interviewed and denied participation in
captioned crime. SENDER's complexion is ruddy and his life-
style does not indicate that he has alot of money.

. All logical leads have been covered, and, as no
further investigation remains, this suspects file will be

closed.

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TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) bake S
FROM: SAC, TAMPA (164-110) (RUC)
NWORJAK

(OO: SEATTLE)

RE SUB JAMES LEROY SINDER
SUB #547

Enclosed for Seattle are three (3) copies of an FD-302
incorporating te results of the interview with suspect JAMES
LUROY SONDER, as well as three different photographs of SENDER.

It ts to be noted that Tampa is not aware of the
basis for SUNDER being designated a possible suspect in this
matter, and was not in position to alleviate SENDER's concern
over his narie being mentioned in this crininal investigation.
SENDER pointed out thet he is still a member of the Inactive
Reserve of the United States Army and is currently employed
as a Revenue Agent by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS),
Sarasota, Florida, and is apprehensive about his name possibly
being disclosed by the FBI as being associated with a criminal
investigation. Tampa is not aware of the extent of the prior
investigation conducted to definitely pinpoint SENDER's location
on 11/24/71, noting SENDER's statement that his name as Deputy
Provost Marshal, would appear on most of the various daily
reports of his former unit, the 298th Military Police Company,
at Fort Stewart, Georgia, on that date.

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FD-302 (REV. 11-27-70) rN. ¢

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

: Date of transcriplion 5/5/75

JAMES LEROY SENDER, resident of 2224 Cambridge Cs a
Drive, Sarasota, Florida, telephone number 813 - 371- eee
2986, voluntarily appeared at the Sarasota Resident

Agency of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Sarasota, SL-@
Florida, and furnished the following information: -

SENDER had resided at 2047 Couver Drive,
Sarasota, up until three weeks ago when he moved into
his newly purchased residence noted above. He has been
employed since October, 1974 as a Revenue Agent by the
Internal Revenue Service, Federal Building, Sarasota.

SENDER, who was born September 4, 1924 at Chicago,
Illinois, had graduated from Oak Park High School, Oak
Park, Illinois, during June, 1942. From 1943 to 1947 he
had served in the United States Army. During the winter
guarter of 1948, he had enrolled at the University of
Washington, Seattle, Washington, and had attended that
school until he graduated during December, 1951. During
June, 1949, he joined the Seattle Police Department with
whom he had served until 1951, at which time he was called
back to active duty with the United States Army, Military
Police Corps. He had served on active duty until 1954, at
which time he returned to the Seattle Police Department.
During 1955, he had taken a leave of absence from the Seattle
Police Department for a one year period to operate a
grocery store which he had purchased with inheritance money.
This store had proven to be financially unprofitable, and he
had returned to the Seattle Police Deparment. He had
continued his employment with the Seattle Police Department
until March, 1963 when he had resigned and entered on active
duty in the United States Army as a Captain, Military Police
Corps. He had served with the United States Army until he was
released to inactive duty as a reserve officer during June,
1973. He had been a Major at the time of his release to

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inactive duty. Subsequently, he served for one year

as the Chief Constable for Security at the Candle General
Hospital, having been employed by the United Security
Agency at Savannah, Georgia. He had also sold life
insurance for a short period of time prior to entering
employment with the Internal Revenue Service at Sarasota,
Florida, " ; oo

Specifically, on or about November 24, 1971
SENDER had been serving on active duty in the capacity
of Deputy Provost Marshal at Fort Stewart, Georgia. He
had served in this capacity from August, 1970 until June,
1973 when he was released to inactive duty status. He
recalled that on Thankssiving Day, 1971 he had been at Fort
Stewart, noting that he had not visited his mother in
Oaklawn or] | His presence
act Fort Stewart could be proven by the various daily
ceports which he would have signed in his capacity as Deputy
Provost Marshal. We estimated that he probably signed 90
percent of the required papers of this organization, the
298th Military Police Company, Fort Stewart, inasmuch as the
Provost Marshal is normally only a figurehead. He recalled
that the various documents associated with the daily
operation of the Military Police Company were only maintained
one year, and then they were placed in dead storage at an
unknown location. Specifically, he had not been in the
northwest section of the United States, including Portland,
Oregon, or Seattle, Washington, on or about November 24, 1971.

SENDER considered himself to be a skilled
parachutist possessing a Senior Parachutist Badge, was a
Qualified Jump Master, and had made 55 parachute jumps, all in
the military service. He had made his last parachute jump
during 1963 while on reserve status. From the early part
of 1958 until 1963 he had been a member of the 17th Special
Forces Reserve Group, an active reserve group of the United
States Army, which met either weekly or monthly at Fort
Lawton, Washington. The group in Seattle consisted of
approxinately 1¢ members who were mostly older persons then
in their late 30's or early 40's. The entire reserve group
consisted of approximately 100 members from various cities
on the West Coast. He has not flown too much over the
Portland-Seattle area, noting that his last qualification |
jumps had been made in Georgia and Utah. The only time he
has flown over Portland was approximately three times during
1962 and 1963 en route to and from training missions in the

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State of California. Furthermore, he has not been in
either the States of Washington or Oregon since he
left there during 1963, The closest he has come to
this northwest region would have been during 1967 when
he was assigned to the United States Army at San
Francisco, California.
SENDER indicated that the only possible foreign
extraction in his vemily tree would be his paternal erand=
parents who came from Poland. He considered himself to be
an "unpracticing"™ Catholic. He claimed that he hardly
drinks anything "alcoholic and believes himself to be very =
moderate in his drinking habits. Normally if he imbibes,
it would be bourbon and 7-Up or Ginger Ale or some other
sweet mix. For the past 20 years he has smoked _Lucky Strike
cigarettes and does hot smoke anything with a ii
He indicated that he peels off the filters of b6
L & M cigarettes prior to smoking these. He has never smoked b7c
Raleigh cigarettes»

During -the period from 1968 - 1972, he and[ |
| noting that during August,
L970 they had paid cash for a Ford LTD which they still
drive, During 1971, he_had_ had no particular personal .
problems, noting that(_____sdJhad sexved in Vietnam aid had
returned to this country alive. He is still a member of the
inactive reserve and is scheduled to return to Fort Stewart
to serve on active duty for two weeks during May, 1975.

SENDER specifically pointed out that he had never
left Fort Stewart, Georgia, on or about November 24, 1971
ox the immediate Thanksgiving holiday. If he had 50 left,
the records of Fort Stewart would so show this departure
inasmuch as it was the policy for the officers to be
required to sign in and out at the time.

The following description was obtained through
observation and interrogation:

Name JAMES LEROY SENDER
Sex Male ;
Race + White _
' Age. 50 . ;
Born : September 4, 1924, |
. , Chicago, Illinois
Height ° . 5 feet 11% to

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Weight
Build
Hair

Eyes

Complexion

Military service
numbers

Security clearance

L180

Medium

Medium brown, greying,
combed straight back,
parted on left side;

SENDER claimed prior to his
release from active duty
during June, 1973 his hair
had always been worn in
typical military short crew
cut style, and he has series
of photos which might prove
this feature.

Blue, does not wear glasses
Ruddy

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Claimed he received Q
Glearance from Atomic Energy
Commission; Top Secret
Clearance by U.S. Army and
Gryptographic 'lop Secret
Glearance by NATO

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3/7/75
AIRTEL AIRMAIL
To: SAC, SEATILE (164-31) :
FROMM: SAC, SAVARHAR (164-20) (P)
RE: RORJAE |
| 00: SEATTLE |
RE SUB JAMES LEROY SENDER
SUB #547 |

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Re Seattle airtel to SV 2/12/75 and SV airtel te
Seattle 1/11/73.

Por information of Tampa, See previously assigned
Ft, Stewart, Ga., Provest Marshal's Office and subsequentiy
discharged from military service.

On 2/28/75, | _ _ Z
U. S&S. Avay.keserves, 1 Bisenhover Dr., Savannah, Ga.,
aévised that personnel recorda for reserve units contained
no record identifiable with GENDER.

On 3/6/75, Capt.
[ _] advised that SENDER par tec vannah area
approximately four to five months ago and was presestily -
residing in Florida, address unknowa. He stated that SENDER
was currently classified in the inactive reserves and that his
military recerds would have been retired to St. Lowis, He
advised SENDER had previously resided in the Riviera Apartnents,

On 3/6/75, | GU. 8. Postal
Inspector, Savannah, Ga., advised that ER's forwarding
address was listed as 2047 Couver Drive, Sarasota, Fla. 33581.

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For the information of Seattle, referenced
Savannah airtel to Seattle advised that SENDER's personnel
file had been reviewed at Fort Stewart during 1/73, in
attempts to verify his whereabouts during late November,
1971, with negative results.

LEAD:
: TAMPA
AT SARASOTA, FLA.
Will lecate and interview JAMES LEROY SENDER, 2047
Couver Drive, and thereafter interview him concerning his

possible involvement in captioned crime and whereabouts
during appropriate time period.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS

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2/12/78
AIRTEL AIR MAIL | -
TO: SAC,. SAVANNAH (164-29) |
FROM: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) 7

SUBJECT: NORJAK
| 00: Seattle

RE: JAMES LEROY SENDER
SUB, 547

Re Seattle airtel to Savannah, dated 12/22/72,
Seattle airtel to Bureau and Savannah, dated 4/4/73.

oo | SENDER has been discharged from the military
service in 6/73 and a review of his Personnel File indi-
cates his (SENDER's) field file is possibly located at

his reserve unit, "3249LGCMD(4) HHD(RTU), 1327 Intermediate
Road, Savannah, Georgia."

| SAVANNAH
AT SAVANNAH, GEORGIA

1. Contact SENDER's reserve unit and through
his field file, attempt to ascertain, if possible, whether
. SENDERtwas on leave on 11/28/71. -

co 2. Will obtain from SENDER's reserve unit,
his current address and will thereafter interview hin
concerning his possible involvement in captioned crime.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

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Virginia, and was advised that they had no record on
JAMES LEROY SENDER gither by name or serial number.

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' AT ST. LOUIS , MISSOURI. At National Personnel
"Records Center, will pecheck records in an attempt to
'locate service record of JAMES LEROY SENDER, and submit
re results to Seattle.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 5010-106 "
MAY 1962 EDITION - '

GSA GEN, REG, NO. 27

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum
SAC, ALEXANDRIA DATE: 12/2/74
SAC, ST. LOUIS ( 164-63 ) (RUC)

NORJAK Sue ST]

RE: JAMES LEROY SENDER
SUB 547

Reference: Seattle letter to St. Louis, 11/22/74, copy enclosed for AX, .
NATIONAL PERSONNEL RECORDS CENTER (NPRC) RECORDS CHECK
[_] File was located at the (Civilian) (Military) Personnel Records Branch, NPRC, St. Louis, Mo., and
reviewed on by

[-] Enclosed are copies of (Form FD-302) (investigative insert) (letterhead memorandum) reflecting
pertinent information.

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

[_] Personnel, NPRC (Civilian) (Military) Personnel Records Brunch, Veterans Administration Record

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

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

(_} File, has not yet been located at NPRC. A special search is under way, and file will be reviewed , ,
proniptly when located. . as
AMES LEROY-SENDER, SSAN 338 18 5769,. Army service .

Fale was not located at (Gueition) (WN ifitary) Personnel Records Branch, NPRC, SLMO, and should be

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located at The Adjudant Generals Office, Department of Army, Alexandria,
Virginia, inasmuch as Rosters at NPRC-M, SIMO disclosed that SENDER is ,
on Active Dutyy
Lead: ALEXANDRTA Office
SENDER's Army service record located your division. Handle review, and furnish
results to Seattle .

or reference and assistance in handling lead, copies of pertinent serials are enclosed. : £
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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) - sO
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RE: JAMES LEROY SENDER
SUB 547

Re Seattle airtel to Saint Louis, 8/2/73, and Saint
Louis airtel to Seattle, 8/6/73.
os Saint Louis Division is requested to conduct
investigation set forth in Seattle's airtel to Saint Louis,
dated August 2, 1973.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

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8/6/73
airtel airmail
TOs SAC, SEATTLE (164-82)

FROM: SAC, ST, LOUIS (164-63) RUC
RE: NORJAK

RE: SUBJECT JAMES LEROY SENDER.

Cut- sY)
Sak 656

NO. 547-——

RE: SUSPECT OWEN MURRAY REYHOLDS

Re LA airtel to Bureau, 7/3/73, SH airtel to Sh,

8/2/73.

Due to the major fire on 7/12/73 at the National
Personnel Records Center ~ Military, St. Louis, Mo., leads
set forth to review suspect's military record are not hkeing
reviewed inasmuch as the SL Office te date dees not have
access to the military records center building.

In view of the ahove, this matter is being placed

in an RUC status.

ARID AND DANGEROUS

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AIRTEL , AIR MATL — _
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PROM: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)_
SUBJECT: NORJAK ,

RE: SUB. JAMES LEROY SENDER

_SBNDER is suspect in this matter, beeause he
resembles the artist'e composite of UNSUB and reportedly
- has had parachute training in the military. SENDER is.
described as WHA, 5'11%"; 1809 lbs.; dob 3/4/24; brown

hair (receding); blue eyes; muddy complexions medium build; -
2" sear on left. "Little finger; Soc @curity No. 338-18-5769.

SENDER was a Major in the U.S. Army and was Deputy Provost
Marshal, Ft. Stewart, Georgia up until 6/73, when he was.
discharged from the military service.
LEADS:
ST. LOUIS

AT. ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI

Wi11 obtain copy of SENDER" & ninitary file 'and
forvard same to Seattle. :

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
SAC, SAVANNAH (164-29) (RUC)

NORJAK
00: SEATTLE

Res SUB JAMES LEROY SENDER ©

SUB #547

report of SA 5/30/73.

Continuous contact has been maintained with

| | Ft. Stewart, Ga
suspect SENDER and it has bean determined that he was
discharged from military service in June 1973, with last

Captain

residence address Savannah, Ga.

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exact address would be 'available through military records,

if necessary, at a later date.

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remains to be conducted by the Sayannah Division at the

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-61) 6/20/73
SAC, KANSAS CITY (164-80) -p-
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RE: JAMES LEROY SENDER
SUB #547

Re Savannah airtel to Seattle, 4/25/73.

The following investigation was conducted by SA
KEITH A. LEWALLEN:

AT WICHITA, KANSAS

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a man named jadvised that he would have no —

records indicating the whereabouts of JAMES LEROY SENDER .
on 11/24/71, but it was his recollection that SENDER took
some leave not long before Christmas, 1971, and could

possibly have been on leave on that date in November. |

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"track all over the country." |

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thought that of the two, SENDER .and | |} would be !

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more likely to be involved in something the nature of
an airplane hijacking. stated, however, that
he knew of absolutely nothing indicating that either
of them had actually beén so involved.

[Jsaid he thought both SENDER and[___]

were parachutists.
[| pointed out that SENDER's military

record might indicate whether he was actually on leave
on 11/24/71.

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TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM: SAC, SAN ANTONIO (164-111) (RUC)
RE: NORJAK

00: SEATTLE

Re: SUB JAMES LEROY SENDER

SUB 547

Re Savannah airtel to Seattle, 4/25/73;
San Antonio letter to Seattle, 5/31/73.

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 4

, MAY 1962 EDITION , N
« "ee GSA FPMR (41 CER) 101-11.6 @ ©
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Memorandum
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TO Wt AG, SEATTLE (164-81) DATE: 5/31/73

FROM : SAC, SAN ANTONIO (164-111) (F)

SUBJECT: wWIAJAR . . f ana
d Ci: SEATTLE : Sule & i

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RE:

Re Seattle airtel to San Antonio, 4/4/73.

4 Enclosed for Seattle are two' (2) co ies of
[FBI identification record, FBI #
/ Enclosed for Los Angeles are two (2) photos
ot | leaken in 1969 or 1970, furnished by

For information of Seattle, Los Angeles Divi-
Sion has conducted extensive fusitive investizetion of
case entitled,

LC | under ln. Filal

of 4/6/75, |
were residing at | | Redondo Beach, Calif.,
| Attempt to apprehend subject on that date
negative. Subject allegedly has
not been in contact | | since 4/6/73, San Antonio

file reflects] |

Redondo Beach. | |

present whereabouts unknown,

For information of Los Angeles, [hus
been developed as a look-alike for unknown subject in
NORJAK me resulted from routine interview
of Ph enix, Ari ring course
of | Seattle
has requested investigation to determine if may

be identical with unknown subject in NORJAK matter. CBS 7

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4/25/73

AIRTEL AIRMAIL

Vub 54/7

TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164=81)
FROM: SAC, SAVANNAH €164+29) (ruc)

SUBJECT: NORJAK
00: SEATTLE
Re: §uB LEROY SENDER

Re Seattle airtel to Bureau 4/4/73.

Enclosed for Kansas City and San Antonio is one copy
of Seattle airtel to Savannah dated 12/22/72,

On 4/10/73, | Fort b6
Stewart, Ga., furnished the following descriptive data regarding °'°
JANES LEROY SENDER which had been obtained from his most
recent physical examination records 7/3/72:

Race White

Sex Male

Weight 180 lbs.

Height Tig

Fair Brown, receding hair line

Eyes Blue

Complexion Ruddy

Scars & Marks 2" scar left little finger

On same date, | b6
| | Fort Stewart, Ga., advised that SENDER bic

maintained no bank account or records on post but instead
has 211 paychecks sent to and deposited with the National
Bank of Fort Sam Houston, Wainright Station, San Antonio, Tex.

[_jaiso advised that SENDER was due for final discharge

from the military approximately the end of May, 1973.

(2) Seattle

2- Kansas City (inc. 1) Sub SeT
2 San Antonio (Enc. 1) Sf bi

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SV 164-29

| |CID, Fort Stewart, bé
Ga., advised that he knew of no other individuals currently bie
assigned Fort Stewart who were present during late 1971 and
knew SENDER, We advised that during the time period 11/24/71.
presently retired, was acting| |
and that a situation had developed in which an
individue he name of |
_ ___J£eit that
jmight possibly recall whether or not SENDER was absent

from post for any period of time during this time span.

On 4/12/73, | | Coastal Bank,
Hinesville, Ga,, advised that no account of any type was

maintained at her bank for JAMES LEROY SENDER. She aiso advised
that after telephonic contact with personnel of the Hinesville
State Bank, Hinesville, Ga., they also did not possess any bank
account or safety deposit box for SENDER.

LEADS

KANSAS CITY DIVISION

AT WICHITA, KANS,

Will locate and interview | | retired be

| | and determine whether or not he can recall b7¢
any periods of absence for SENDER from Fort Stewart during the
period of time 11/24/71.

SAN ANTONIO DIVISION

AT SAN ANTONIO, TEX.

WiL1_contact appropriate officiais, | ; | 7D
___ and discreetly conduct a complete financial
check on SENDER to obtain his financial status, and determine
if he has a safety deposit box. Also determine his whereabouts
on 11/24/71 from cancelled checks, credit card receipts, or
any other appropriate means available.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS

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~~"? FEDERA® BUREAU OF INVESTI@ATION

Washington, D. C. 20537

REPORT

of the

IDENTIFICATION DIVISION

LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION

YOUR FILE NO. 164—81 April 2h, 1973
FBI FILE NO. LGU—27TL1 p ;

LATENT CASENO. 44 4251ELO

to: SAG, Seattle

RE: WORJAK a

REFERENCE: Airtel 4/ hf 73
EXAMINATION REQUESTED By: 5¢attle
SPECIMENS:

Latent fingerprints previously reported this
case not identical fingerprints dames _horoy Sender,
urmy service 36668100,, born 9/4/24, Chicago, Illinois.

. No palm prints Identification Division files
soe Sonder,

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THIS REPORT IS FURNISHED FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

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8/8/73

AIRTEL ) AIR MAIL
TO: ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (164-2111) Qub- S$ 47

(ATTN: IDENTIFICATION DIVISION)
FROM: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)

SUBJECT: NORJAK
| 00: SEATTLE

RE: SUB JAMES LEROY SENDER
SUB_ #547

Re Seattle airtel to Savannah, 12/22/72.

. To provide sufficient background information for the
Identification Division a copy of referenced communication
is being enclosed.

The Identification Division is requested to compare
SEIDER! 6 fingerprints with the NORJAK partials currently on
file..

LEADS

SAVANNAH .
At Fort Stewart, Georgia

; 1. Will obtain current and complete descriptive
information of SENDER, (of particular interest is his present
complexion and age based on appearance).

2. Will diseretely conduct a complete financial
check on SENDER te obtain his financial status, to determine

if he has a safe deposit box and to determine his whereabouts on
11/24/71 from cancelled checks, credit card receipts, or any
other appropriate means available.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS

2 += Bureau (Ene. 1) Cz. seattie
2 = Savannah (164-29) RNN/rse
(7)

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1/11/73

AIRTEL AIRMAIL

TO : SAC, SEATTLE (164~81)

FROM: SAC, SAVANNAH (164~29} (RUC) . = 7
NORJAK —
(00; Seattle)

RE: JAMES LEROY SENDER
SUB 547

Re Seattle airtel to Savannah, 32/22/72, (97.
Enclosed is one photograph of Major JAMES LEROY SENDER,
Deputy Provost Marshal, Fort Stewart, Georgia.

On 1/5/73, | | Fort Stewart, b6

Ga., was contacted re this matter. | lassisted in obtain-~ bic
ing the morning reports for the 298th MP Company, Fort Stewart,
for the period November, 1971, and review of these records

| revealed no record of any leave taken by SENDER during this

| time. A review of the MP Desk blotter for November, 1971,

| revealed SENDER had issued a parking ticket on post on 11/23/71.

| No fuxther entries identifiable with SENDER able to be located

during this time period. |advised that military

| officers can receive days o when requested, and no written

| record is maintained of these periods of absence.

| , Disereet inquiry by| |with several b6

individuals working with SENDER at PMO during November, 1971, b7C
failed to determine positively whether SENDER was present or

absent during late November, 1971. Qu Ge sV¥7

ARMED AND DANGEROUS. [6 ¥- ¢— ¥333—

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3 - Seattle (Enc-1) SERIE EK, HO dere

| 4 = Savannah JAN 15 7S |

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12-22-72

AIRTEL AIRMAIL Sule F 7?

TO : SAC, Savannah (164-29)
FROM : SAC, Seattle (164-81) (P)
SUBJECT: NORJAK
CO: Seattle
RE: JAMES LEROY SENDER
SUB 547

! | Enclosed for Savannah ars two photographs of
suspect SENDER, one with glasses and one without. (it
should . noted that the date the picture was taken is
nubknown)

Qn 12-7~73 | : | (PROTECT),

_ | Seattie Police Department, advised that
_ SENDER should be considered as a possiblé suspect in this
matter. | _ladvised that SENDER was employed by the
Seattle Police Department from 1949 until 1965, with tine

off during this period for military serviced.

SENDER's personnel file reflects that SENDER
attended Advance tary ete and Jump Master School

while in the military. wtated confidentially that |
SENDER was terminated by the Seattle Police Department because
of questionable activities involving unauthorized use of
official vohiclés, as well as quéstionable judgement in the
use of firearms,

The following is a description of SENDER provided
by y

—« Savannah (Enclosurés 2)

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SE 164-81

Hame — JAMES LEROY SENDER
Race = nite
Sex = 2
Place of Birth ~ Chicago, Illinois
Height ~ 5°11"
Complézion ~ Ruddy
tat' Kilo ye address 4701 Latona
Las gn 5 = nz. :
. Seattle, Washington
Wife - GENEVIEVE SENDER
(Possibly divorced)

, ie further advised that through contact b6
with NISo ha han determined that SENDER ie currently bIC
a Bajor in the United States Army assigned to CID, _ b7D
He stated that SENDER's current address is 298 Military |
Police Corps, Fort Stewart, Georgia. SENDER's Social :
Security Account Numbex is 338-18-5769,

LEADS
| SAVANNAH
AT- FORT STEWART, GEGRGIA

W411 disereetiy attempt to obtain further —
descriptive information scencerning SENDER and ascertain
if possibie his whereabouts on 11-24-71.

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RE: JAMES LEROY SENDER - SUSPFCT '
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at the Seattle PD, were discussing captioned B7D
case, and the other |suggested as a possible

suspect, JAMES LEROY SENDER, who was formerly employed hy
the Seattle PD. They recommended that SENDER had had
jump el a and had navigators training while in the

service. advised that the personnel file
reflects that SENDER was employed by the Seattle PD, from
1949 until 1965, with time out during this period of
service for military service.

The file reflects that while in the military,
SENDER attended Advance Navigator's School and also Jump
Masters School.

[_—s|Jstated that SENDER was terminated by the b6
| fFeattle Police Department because of his questionable b7Cc
activities in connection with driving cars at excessive b7D

speeds when not necessary and use of firearms.

SENDER is described as:

Race: White

Sex: Male ee

DOB: 9/4/24 7

POB: Chicaco, Illinois
Height: 5'1i*

Hair: Brown

Eyes: Blue

Complexion: Ruddy

Build: Mediun Su SY7

Last address in

Seattle: 4701 Latona / ( y. § j- a a an

His wife's name was GINEVIEVE, although he believes
SENDER and his wife were divorced shortly after SrNpEnR

left the Seattle Police Department. SEARCHED. UNDEXED
SERIALIZED €-FILED 4 ¢—

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SE 164-81 |
[| stated that through contact with NISO, he b6
has determined that SENDER is currently a Major in the b7c
Army, assigned to C.I.D. He stated that SENDER's current b7D

address is 298 Military Police Corps, Ft. Stewart, Georgia.
He stated that SENDER's Social Security Account Na Coad

338-18-5769. No $e I-MG

[_] furnished two photographs of SENDER, one
with dark sunglasses drawn on it. He stated these photos
were obtained from the Seattle Police Department personnel
file however, he does not know when they were taken.

requested that in the event it is determined b6
that SENDER is the subject in captioned matter, that the b7c
Seattle Police Department be advised and that any publicity b7D

show that they cooperated with the investigation in view of
possible bad publicity as SENDER was employed by that
Department.

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NORJAK

Re Portland airtel to Seattle, 12/6/72 (serial 4189)

There is no Six Pack Bar in Kelso, Washington and the closest
bar by name to that would be the Lucky Six Tavern in Longview,
Washington. This is a rough and tumble place frequented by railroad
and deck workers with frequent fights and other troubk as a general
rule.

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known to the writer. They are_both pilots and enjoy an excellent
reputation in the community. does not drink and
it is highly unlikely that he would have been in a tavern similar
to the Lucky Six. Further he is not skilled in paravhuting. He
seldom, if ever, leaves the continehtal United States in his

From personal observation of Ls he is not remotely b6é
similar to the hijacker, in physical makeup. Further during the bic
actual initial search and subsequent to the search conducted by
the Bureau in this matt:r in Cowlitz and Clark counties, Washington
were extremely cooperative and were of assistance
to the writer on a number of occasions in technical matters having
to-do with air routes ete.

In view of no other individual being involved withL__
no further investigation being

conducted,

TRAROMED —
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Via

FBI
Date: 12/6/72

(Type in plaintext or code)

AIRTEL AIRMAIL. . - . T
; (Priority) |

TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM: SAC, PORTLAND (164-41) (P)

SUBJECT: NORJAK

On 12/1/72, | | \e
telephone Salem, Qregon, advised he had been
employed in the Kelso, "Washington, area 'approximately two
years ago when he had overheard a conversation which might
shed some light on the D, B, COOPER hijacking, _

Approximately one year before the actual hijacking,
he had been in the Six-Pack Bar in-Kelso, Washington, when he .-t
overheard a conversation involving § Several individuals at an
adjoining table, The only person he recognized was[__s«.
| | Kelso, Washington, He "%
knew this individual to be a' pilot and sky jumpér who spent
a great deal of time flying to points outside the Continental
United States. The conversation concerned a hypothetical
robbery in which this person said he could make a get away in
a type air liner from which he could jump. He indicated he
would have 14 or 15 hours head start because he. is so often
out of the country, The entire conversation was very Similar
to the actual hijacking.

| lcould not recall this person's name, but said
and he closely resembles
the composite drawing Of COOPER, except he has slightly
larger cheeks,

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SEATTLE

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AT KELSO, WASHINGTON. If not already done, conduct
appropriate Investigation concerning the individuals' connected
with to either identify or eliminate as COOPER,

seattle * . 3: "UN coke f 26-f— SEARCHED INDEXED -sneese
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FBI
Date: 12/29/72

Transmit the following in
(Type in plaintext or code)
ATRTEL AIR MAIL
Via
(Priority)
TO SAC, SEATTIE (164.812) ps
. Cc
FROM : SAC, LOS ANGELES (164-497) a
SUBJECT: NORJAK
00: Seattle
Re Albuquerque nitel to Los Angeles, dated
12/27/72. Te
Elson MP
REGARDING SUSPECT eo Pee
On 12/29/72. | [(note correct
spelling of name), | "Santa Ana,

California, telephone pape | was interviewed_at his
residence. He advised that is identical to
(Phonetic), described as white, male, Americ®n, 24 to
3 5'O', 160, short reddish blond hair.—shocky build, ruddy
complexion. He advised that he met approximately

three years ago_in Dallas, Texas, at |
where ee eee working |

is presently living he believes somewhere in Crang EY s

California, name unknown.

worked at one time for STEVE CARBONE, Tuisa, Oklahoms, 918

437.6215, CARBONE is a EOp PUéT Sade driver. [| last

worked for an unknown | somewhere in Arkansas,

advised that at no time did he en ree b6
captioned matter with | |nor did he ever hear |statel b7c
that he was in fact the skyjacker or had anything to do with the
crime, He has received no information to indicate that |

is the skyjacker. [___ is a quiet individual, conpidanada

~ Seattle. Jb VF /—
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Transmit the following in

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yO FBI

Date: 12/27/72
- PLAIN TEXT

(Type in plaintext or code)

TELETYPE NITEL
——|
(Priority) 1
Wo ee boo
TO: LOS ANGELES (164-497)
FROM: ALBUQUERQUE (149-131) (RUC)
. —_
NORJAK. 00: SEATTLE, . —
RE URTEL, 12/26/72. _ Cooma ee
RE:
—_ .
SOURCE (PROTECT) ,, ' ADVISED Sc
THAT HE SPENT IN GARDEN GROVE, CALIF., AND,

WAS IN CONTACT WITH TOLD HIM OF-c*

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FBI CONTACT RE[ _] AND sTATED

SHE ALSO STATED | 1S NOW \

AWARE OF BUREAU'S INTEREST IN HIM. [ALSO REFERRED TO

(LNU). CLAIMS Is NOT TO BE CONFUSED
| | _ []zs nor 'tc
WITH A CURRENT ASSOCIATE OF NAMED [ .

[_]apvzsep INITIAL CONVERSATION RE[ | TOOK PLACE IN

'RESIDENCE OF HIS IN-LaAws,| ___ | a

OR eerste CAPS we RT ee Fo ent
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GROVE, CALIF, HE ADVISED AILSO

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Twa

HE ADVISED THE CONVERSATION WAS_DURING

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Beattle (164-81) (RAM) SEARCHED —weesnreI NDEXED onwneseee |
5 SERIALIZED... CSPI ee
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Approved: Sent . Diesmo orartl :
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3337PM NITEL 12-26-72 ALD
TO ALBUQUERQUE (149-1351)
SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM LOS ANGELES (164-497) ¢P) 4P

NORJAK, 00: SEATTLE.

RE ALBUQUERQUE NITEL 12/13/72.
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INVESTIGATION DETERMENED[ | NOT KNOWN TO OFFICIALS
ORANGE COUNTY RACEWAY, SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA, OR AT
| GARDEN GROVE, CALIFORNIA.

ON 12/28/72, WHITE FEMALE, BORN

[___} abVISED SHE Is
[_], WHITE MaLE, Born[ __—_—s«d«4g,:5*8", 14 POUNDS, DARK

BROWN HAIR, BROWN EYes. [_—s| ADVISED Is
CURRENTLY RESIDING WITH]
HOUSTON, TEXAS, TELEPHONE

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) 4/25/73

SA

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NORJAK
0O: SEATTLE

RE: LAZZARO SANGIOVANNI
SUB #550

Re New York airté. to Seattle, 12/15/72.

SANGIOVANNI originally considered as a suspect
because of similar facial appearance to the artist's
composite of UNSUB,

He is deseribed as:

Name LAZZARO SANGIOVANNT
Sex Male

Race Caucasian

DOB 8/4/28

POB Brooklyn, New York
Height 5'8"

Weight 150 lbs.

Build Mediun

Eves Brown

Hair Black

Address 90~34 221st Place, Queens, New York
Occupation Self-employed Plumber.

No further investigation is being undertaken concerning
SANGIOVANHI at this time because of the height and weight
difference between him and UNSUB and in addition no Brooklyn
accent was noted by NORJAK witnesses.

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12/15/72
ATRTEL v
TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM: SAC, NEW YORK (164-627) (RUC)

SUBJECT: NORJAK
SUSPECT: LAZZARO SANGIOVANNI

For information of Seattle LOUIS CALISTRO, NYS Dept.
of Correction, Parole Division, N. Hempstead, NY, advised that
artist conception in December, 1972 edition of Law Enforccnuent
Bulletin is simllar in appearance to SANGIOVANNI.

For information of Seattle, LAZZARO SANGIOVANNI, FBI
#632557A is subject of two pending investigations having been
arrested by FBI NYO on 3/6/70 in possession of a stolen one
million dollar treasury bill, and on 12/9/71, in a conspiracy to
delay commerce in which an extortvionist demand was made against
the Moblle O11 Company during a strike. LAZZARO SANGIOVANNI is =!
deseribed as white mile, born 8/4/28, Bklyn., N¥,_5'8", 150 lbs.,'-
medium build, brown eyes, black hair, residing 90-34 22lst Place, ~
Queens, NY, self-enployced plumber. NYO investir¢ation has
deseribed SANGIOVANNI as "fringe" associate of JOSEPH COLOMBO,
LON family. ;

SANGIOVANNI operated a firm known as Sular Enterprises,
Ine., which provided drivers to Mobil O11 Company during the
strike in the NYC area in 1971. A check of that firm had been
issued to Hearn Travel Bureau, 95-01 Springfield Blvd., Queens
Village, NY. Contect of that firm determined that SANGIOVANT's
family had obtained tickets for a seven-day round trip cruise =
to Nassau and the Bahamas on 11/21/70 aboard the Oceanic. ja Ged
} —_—__— Zz P6Y- & [=
- NYO is forwarding two sets of photos of SANGIOVANNI
which Seattle may consider duplicatins and showins, to pertinent
witnesses to determine if photograph resenbles unsub D.f. COOPER.

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) 1/29/73
SA | bé
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RE:
Re Seattle memo of SA| |, 12/26/72.
Attempts to contact] lon b7D
January 9, 1973 and January 17, 1973, at]
Walla Walla, Washington, produced negative results.
On January 24, 1973, | |was cone
tacted at | | Walla Walla, concerning b6
who was employed | |stated b7C
that | was from Butte, Montana, and had worked_on b7D
| : laeseribed| — —]
as follows: /
Name: | |
Sex: Male
Race: White
Height: 6' ~ 6'1"
Weight: 180 - 200 pounds
Complexion: Very Fair
Eyes: Light Blue
Hair: Brown.
The discrepancies in the description given by
Jand the descripti COOPER were brought to b6
J attention. stated that her description b7C
of | Jwas correct, and it could not be the same person. b7D

No further investigation is being conducted.

; 2~Seattle

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) 12/26/72
5A
NORJAK
RL: |
On 12/21/72, |
Walla Walla, Washington, telephone | | advised an
- individual has been employed by she

which they own. She stated
that he was first employed on 9/12/72, and prior to that
time _had been employed in alla Walla, |

She stated that sne had not called previously
but recently on see ynd_a_drawing of the hijacker on
television, she and both felt_that this
drawing resembled | | She described las
approximately 6', fair complexion, 45~50 years. She

stated he is very intelligent and wears qlasses with
thich rims. stated that is no

longer employed by she and | Jas they took him
into town in Walla Walla, and he did not return for then
to take him back | Jas he was supposed to.

LUAD

SEATTLE DIVISION

At Walla Walla, Wasnington

Will interview | |} for any additional
information concerning

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 5

MAY 12 EDITION
GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM SA THOMAS J, MANNING
SUBJECT: NORJAK

Re memo of ASAC JOSEPH EB,

to as

had moved from |

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O'CONNELL, 4/24/73 (

Numerous attempts were made to contact a person referred
through the telephone number given.
| mentioned in the memo and the name

He

was not known at that Location.

He was eventually contactedon 6/14/73 through investigat
at Woodland and contact with a mrson found |

Woodland,

The individual's name is actually] a

and he now Lives at

Previously information was furnished by L____] which was

made the

The memo concerned information
received concerning an unsub being known by certain associates

of his.

agent about 2 months ago,
information on hijack sub je

advised he gave all the information he had received

from to the Portland agent and the only new information he
has is that in_response to arenuest by_the
he did so,
nothing about the matter and in fact

he recontact

advised he feels t

subject of a memo of the writer to captioned file,

is supposed to have

In the file there should be information fram the
Portland Division concerning

interview by a Portland

The person who was supposed to have

ct was

, Woodland, _Nne

hat

be had been when the information ne

However

OMe

Portland agent that
now says he knows
wasn't even where he said
the hijacker was secured,
coneeted the whole story

and now sees that his story could get him into trouble and has
disclaimed all knowledse of such an incident as he orignally

described.

Personal observation of Lana manner in which he answered
questions re this matter (very evasive and cautiously) leads the

writer to believe that he was part of this concocted story..

Recommend no further investigation in this matter

Farsi ate:

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AIRTEL

TO:

FROM:

SUBJECT:

AIRMAIL

SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
SAC, PORTLAND (164-41) (P)
NORJAK

RE: UNSUSP;
POSSIBLY LIVING IN AMBOY, WASHINGTON

Re Seattle letter to Portland, dated 3/7/73.

F
| | Portland, Oregon, advised on 4/6/73, he has not
eeain alked about this matter with

jat the above

address, and he 1s returning to Woodland, Washington,

He thinks

rj Kd it
| | but in any event his address will *
own to
Woodland. Also, he_will get in touch with either Officer

or Officer | Woodland Police Department, with
whom he is acquainted, and will tell them his new address,

[| stated he_ wil] be glad to cooperate in

this matter by contacting for any additional infor-

mation, and specifically observed that
expected to cooperate with law enforcement officers under

any circumstances,

Cm Seattle ; Is YE |

2 = Portland

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SAC, PORTLAND | 3/7/73
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) b6
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HORIAK
RE: UNSUB;
POSSIBLY. LIVING IN AMBOY, WASHINGTON
On December 23, 1972, Officer | | who, b6
at that time was with the Weodland, Washington Police De— b7c
partment and is now with the Cewlit= County Sheriff's Office, b7D
advised the Seattle Division that he aay have some infor-
mation pertaini oe that an indi-
vidual ived infor-
mation _ _ that the UNSUB
in this case may be alive and well and residing in Ambov
Yashington.
Woodland, Washington, on weekends, and on a recent weekend

| of Woodland, who stated

| UHSUB now lives in semi-seclusion, has grown a
beard - and mustache and hes dyed his hair a different coler.
He gives his story as follows:

Gn the night of the hijacking i
b

| He was extremely wi rned on b7c
face. apparently L —— ae b7D

talked about the hijacking with thes.

ia hopes | [will give him the nane of the UNSUB.

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[_] statea that| | bé
(Jand will not talk with law enforcenent officers about b7C
this or any other matter. b7D

On December 23, 1972, Officer JAMES GRAHAM, Wood-
 iAand Police Department, telephonically advised the Seattle
Division that | )

[te the UNSUB is | |

whese name is not known.

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On Fobruary 27, 1973, Deputy ladvised SA
THGHAS J, MANNING that he has finally located an address
for [ whose nome ie = and he
presently resides at Port~
land, Oregon, and is employed by |
in Portland, | jadvised
ef the UNSUB.
. PORTLAND
AT PORTLAND ny
Contact | b6
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' land, and| | __ | b7D
| __ ____| Which could lead fim
cation of the UNSUB.. is to be noted that
according to Deputy will be cooperative with law

enforcement officers aad will give whatever information he
has at the present time.

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SAC, SEATTLE (164~81) 1/4/73
SA b6
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NORJAK

00: Seattle

Re memos of SPC | | dated 12/23/72
(two memos).

Above referenced communications suggested that
Officer | | Woodland, Washington Police Department,
Woodland, Washington, may possibly have information
concerning unsub involved in this matter.

LEADS:
SEATTLE

AT WOODLAND, WASHINGTON:

Will contact Officer | |to determine b6
what information he has and thereafter conduct logical bic
investigation.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

Enclosed for RA handling lead is one copy
each of the two referenced memos.

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SUBJECT:

: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) DATE: 12/23/72
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RE: Memo of SPC | | instant date.
At about 10:30 PM, Officer GRAHAM, Woodland_PD, tele-
phonically advised that [____] has talked with | this
evening and during their discussion, [ that
one of the four individuals mentioned in re memo who saw UNSUB
the night_of the hijacking is |
believes | / name unknown.
GRAHAM states that their department has no record or
knowledge of | | The county Sheriff's department bé
is checking their records for Woodland PD to see if they have b7c
any EERSKEXX knowledge of [____—_—s*idY': whereabouts. b7D
Officer GRAHAM advised_writer that | is a regular
informant for Officer | |, mentioned in re memo, and that
before | | are-contacted by FBI Agents,
should be contacted.
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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 0
MAY 1062 EDITION
GSA FPMR (45 CER) 101-11.6

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

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FROM

SUBJECT: NORJAK

2010-108

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 2
MAY $962 EDITION
GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-118 :

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

'SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) DATE! 12/23/72

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may have some information pertaining to this case. An individual b7D
he is familiar with, | } in turn received word from a
friend of his, | | that the UNSUB in this case may

be alive and well and residing in Amboy, Wa., located near Wood-
land. [___] currently resides in Portland, Oregon, address
unknown, and works for | | Portland,

jJsometimes visits and does some_work

in Woodland on the weekends. This weekend he talked with

a resident of Woodland, who stated that the UNSUB now lives in
semi-seclusion, has grown a beard and mustache, and has dyed his
hair a different color. He gives his story as follows:

On the me of the hijacking, UNSUB came to the house of

some of friends, three brothers and one sister. He was b6
extremely windburned on his face and hands. Apparently these b7C
four people gave him some aid, however, lis not sure if b7D

the UNSUB takked about the hijacking to them. Theyknew his name,
as does | |} would not give | |this information.

| | did give | cin nkast name of the three brothers and

one sister, but has forgotten it.

is now trying to get back in touch with[ | in the
hopes m

ay give him this name.

[______] advised that[____Jis a| Jand will be

not talk to law enforcement officers about this matter. | | b7c
said that although he does not know[____] exact address, any b7D
Woodland PD officer could show us where he lives.

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SAC (164-81) (P) March 20, 1973

SA|

NORJAK

1008 Beaqttie)

Re subject [ | re memo of SA[
| |on February 21, 1973.

On March 15, 1973, |
| Renton, Washington, advised that he recalled

seeing | approximately 20 years ago and at that

said he has not seen] [Since then but recalls him as
resembling the composite drawing of COOPER with sunglasses
which appeared in the PI shortly after the hijacking.

| said the color composite of COOPER does not resem-
ble | Jas much and the composite of COOPER without
sunglasses even less resembles

| | met | |
| | EUGENE and saw him frequently until the
early 1950s. | |said[ si Jwas a " 'of
person" who alwayS wore sunglasses, was
and very familiar with the area COOPER reportedly flew over,
said he never knew of any illegal activities com-
mitted by | | but remembers him as the type of person
who wanted money without working for it.

said he had no reason to suspect [|
other than his resemblance to COOPER'S drawing as he
remembers him 20 years ago. He added that | ]
mentioned seeing[>

approximately two years ago in
Renton but knew nothing about | background, family,
residence, activities, or present whereabouts. He added

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with brown hair, He could give no further description and
added that pq aid_not_know correct or full name, bé6é
pases seid EUGENE from 11257 S. E. 68th, b7c
Renton, telephone AL 5~1804, may be able to give more infor- b7D
mation about L. EUGENE has no idea that[____sidjis a

suspect or_that | __| has given this information to

the FBI, requested that if is contacted

that he not be told that | furnished information con-
cerning[___—=sdiJto the FBI.

On March 17, 1973, EUGENE LAVILLE, 11257 S. E,
68th, Renton, was contacted. and advised that he last_saw

e ears ago and at that time [L__] b6
was for a company in this area, b7Cc
LAVILLE said he has not seen or heard from[____]| since

and has no idea how he could be located, LAVILLE first

met during the depression when both worked at a
near Renton and did not see him again

until ten years ago, HUGENE LAVILLE said in his opinion,

did not resemble the composite of COOPER even slightly
and he has absolutely no reason to implicate him_in the
hijacking. LAVILLE said he never really knew | | very
well and could furnish no additional information which
would be helpful in locating | | He also does not
recall any other individuals who might know or have known

No Listing identifiable with | b6
located in the current Seattle and Renton R. L. Polk bic
City Directories, Due to the lack of identifying data
concerning [____—']s no additional investigation being conducted,

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) . 2/21/73

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NORJAK

00: SEATTLE

RE:

Re memo of SA| | 12/27/72.

On February 14. 1973, | |
| Home Phone
work phone | |_ advised that he had no first hand
knowledge of | He advised that a friend of his

who works with him at The Boeing Company. Auburn Plant,

| [Renton. Phone | lhas first hand knowledge
of | |stated that | | did not want
to be personally contacted regarding this matter, but the
writer advised him that it would be necessary to contact
He advised the writer to telephonically contact

.him at work after he had discussed the matter with |

On February 14, 1973, | | was contacted
at his place of employment and advised that | |
can be contacted beginning at nine o'clock in the morning
upon appointment.

LEADS

SEATTLE
At Renton, Washington

Will contact | Jand obtain information from
him concerning | Thereafter will conduct logical

investigation.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS LY- EL. me

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00: Seattie
RE:

On December 20, 1972, b6é

| hae phone | [ work phone b7C
[(The Boeing Company, Auburn Plant,
| advised telephonically that he suspects

| being identical with the Unknown Subject in this matter.

Daa described [las white male; age
but Looks ; lives in the North Bend area; works as
[_]in Seattie. [__]further stated that is pilot
and flies small private planes.
LEAD:

SEATTLE

AT AUBURN, WASHINGTON

Will contact | Jand obtain further information b6
from him concerning | | Thereafter, will conduct logical bic
investigation.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.
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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) 11/29/73
SAC, BUTTE (164-26) (P) \ Po,

NORJAK .
0O: Seattie

Reurairtels, 9/18/73, and 11/8/73.

Enclosed are two copies of an administrative

insert showing investigation conducted at Pocatello,

Idaho, on 10/4/73, by SA PETER M.

WELSH, and two copies

of an insert showing investigation conducted by SA WELSH

on 10/4/73, at Pocatello.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

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ADMINISTRATIVE

The following investigation was conducted by SA
PETER M, WELSH:

AT POCATELLO, IDAHO

On October 4, 1973, _ b6
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suspect O,. LEE SCHNEIDER. ae

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The following investigation was conducted by SA
PETER M. WELSH:

AT POCATELLO, IDAHO

On October 4, 1973, the following agencies were
checked with negative results concerning 0. DEE SCHNEIDER:

P e Police Department, b6
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Bannock County Sheriff's Office,
SHIRLEY GAMESON, Undersheriff

Pocatello Credit ee i

A review of the City of Pocatello water department
records, as well as IDAHO POWER COMPANY records, failed to
disclose any information regarding SCHNEIDER on October 4, 1973.

On October 4, 1973, a review of city directories
for the Pocatello area failed to reveal any information re-
garding SCHNEIDER. The directories were reviewed from 1957
to the present. .

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) 10/18/73
SAC, PORTLAND (164-41) (P)
NORJAK pS

Re: ©. DEE SCHNEIDER
Sub. No, 554

Re Seattle airtel to Butte, dated 9/18/73.

For completion Seattle file, credit and

criminal record checks at Portland were negative concerning
suspect 0. DEE SCHNEIDER.

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FD-38 (Rey.,5-22-64)

Transmit the following in

Via

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FBI

(Type in plaintext or code)

AIRTEL AIR MAIL

(Priority)

TO; SAC, BUTTE (164-26)

FROM: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
SUBJECT: NORJAK
00: SEATTLE

RE: SUB 0. DEE SCHNEIDER
SUB #554 ;

SCHNEIDER is susgested as suspect in this matter
by an anonymous note mailed to the Bureau on 12/15/72.
The note read as follows:

"This man.,is 0. DEE SCHNEIDER, former address ~
- Inglewood, California. Then Seattle, Washington,
and Portland, Oregon, now part-time Reno, Nevada,
area. We were all convinced DAN COOPER was DEE
SCHNEIDER before we saw this picture."

The note was accompanied by a newspaper clipping
of UNSUB, Aka D. B. Cooper.

Attempts to locate and identify SCHNEIDER at Seattle,
Los Angeles, and Reno, have proved negative.

' LEADS

BUTTE
At Pocatello, Idaho

Will conduct credit and criminal checks concerning
suspect. (Note: the anonymous note was postmarked Pocatello,
Idaho and dated December 15, 1972).

2 - Butte OO Sut ssf

2.u- Portland (164-41)
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PORTLAND
At Portland, Oregon

Will conduct credit and criminal checks to further
identify suspect SCHNEIDER.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS

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SAC, SACRAMENTO (164-50) 4/2/73

SAC, CHARLOTTE (164-1LOL) (RUC)

NORJAK a

Re Sacramento airtel to Charlotte, 3/2/73, requesting
Charlotte to locate GENE MICHAEL BLAND at » Co, to
ascertain if BLAND is acquainted with ona and
O. DEE SCHNEIDER.

On 3/20/73, GENE MICHAEL BLAND, 4135 Briar Creek +
Road, Glemmons, N. C., residence telephone number 766-4170,
advised SA MORRIS E. ELLFR that he is not acquainted with
anyone named .

BLAND stated that he was not acquainted with on O. DEE

SCHNEIDER, but he was acquainted with a further -. b6
described as a white male, 5'9" to 5°10" tall, age in the 'A bic
mid-thirtiéss: yas i » S. Air Force in 1965 and was |
was a | _ | and
BLAND knows. that_he later was tioned in the Phillipp?
At one time he lin Emporia, Kansas. |
was at one time a | at Stead Air Force Base,
at Reno, Nevada I ) S now closed. [es also a
which club is still in existence

in keno, Nevada, BLAND has previously been exhibited an
artist's conception ofthe unknown subject in captioned case
and recalls that this artist's conception might generally

resemble but he cannot be really specific on this
identification, since he has not saen ¢ approximately _
rears, He said that a friend of was one "
| who resided in Lake Tahoe, Nevada, —

No leads are being set forth in this communication

as Charlotte is not aware of the pertinency of the above
information.

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SAC, SEATTLE (164~81) 3/13/73

SA ROBERT H. WICK

NORJAK .
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0. DEE SCHNEIDER

SUB #554

Rememo from SA NICHOLS, 2/15/73.

At Olympia, Washington \ /b VFL / GD

On March 9, 1973, |, DMV,

made available a copy of a current Washington drivers License
for ORVAL DEAN SNYDER, Route 3, Box 536, Snohomish, Washington,
who according to his record, is described as born October ll,
1924, brown eyes, 190 pounds, 6°.

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AURTEL AER MAIL =o bé

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FROM: SAC, SACRAMENTO (164-50) (CP)
SUBIRCT: SORJAK

Enclesed fer Charlotte and Seattle is onc.
each of Portland airtel to Lea YVesas, dated 12/19/72;
Lag Vegas airtel to Portland, dated 12/29/72; and Les
Wegas eittel to Portland, dated 2/22/73.

. Gopies of these cemnunications are being
furnished to Seattle for infomation.

Qa 2/26/73, FLOZD BLAND, 5297 East Bonsyviex
Road, Redding, California, advised thet GENE MICHAEL.
BLARD is bh hie oman aed bg , Mer, BLAND stated

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| Glesmons, Worth pie

previously aot tor Redding, © ;
éiytel, dated 2/ 22/73.

2 © Chawlotte (ine. 3) oe |
way Seattle (164-81) (info) (ine, 3) _L& YF /- AZ —

2. Coveney SEARCHED ____.....INDEXED............
2 * ee SERIALIZED. EAFILED...oee
) MAR? 1873

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2/22/73 - a
"AIRTEL AIRMAIL. —s
TO: " SAC, PORTLAND' (164-41) _
FROM: SAC, LAS VEGAS (164-60) (P)
NORJAK |

OF Enclosed herewith for Sacramento is one copy of
Portland airtel to Las Vegas, 12/19/72, and one copy of Las
Vegas airtel to Portland, 12/29/72. a, .

For information of Sacramento, records local law
nent agencies Reno area are negative concerning
and SCHNEIDER.

GENE MICHAEL BLAND, a member of Nevada Skydivers
and former student at University co Nevada, Reno, did not
return to the university for the second semester this year.
Records at the university indicate he is from Redding,
California; a graduate of Central Valley High School; father -
FLOYD EUGENE BLAND, Redding, California.

LEAD |
SACRAMENTO DIVISION
, AT REDDING, CALIFORNIA
 4¢ he enon aa aps information, locate BLAND to ascertain

and SCHTEIDER and if so, whether or
not they are skydivers or experienced pazvachutists.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

Sacramento (164-50) ( _AA)
2-Las Vegas fh 6G EL +f Pc

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) 2/15/73

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00: Seattle

0. DEE SCHNEIDER
SUB #554

SCHNEIDER suggested as a suspect in this
matter by an anonymous note mailed to the Bureau on
12/15/72. Attempts to locate and identify SCHNEIDER
have revealed the name ORVAL DEAN SNYDER, DOB 10/11/24,
address Route 3, Box 526, Snohomish, Washington. Further
deseriptive information on SNYDER obtained through
DMV checks indicates SNYDER's license was suspended on
10/26/71 for failure to comply. He is described as follows:

r a

Sex Male

Weight 130 "
Height 6° ©
Eyes Brown

No motor vehicles were registered to SNYDER.

LEADS s

SEATTLE
AT OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON:

Will obtain photographs of SNYDER through
appropriate DMV sources and submit to Seattle.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

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ORVAL 1 NYDER DOB 10-11-24 EXP 73 SNYDE OD 763PU

RT 3 BOX 526/ SNOHOMISH

SUSPENDED 18-26-71 FOR FAILURE'TO:.COMPLY |
PHYSICAL MALE BROWN EYES 198 LBS 6 FEET

NOT IN FILE FOR ANY VEHICLES |

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a FD-36 (Rev. 5-22-64) _ .
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Date: 1/10/73

Transmit the following in

(Type in plaintext or code)

Vie AIRTEL AIR MAIL
(Priority)

TO : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) a , Jd

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FROM : SAC, LAS VEGAS ¢164-60) (P)

SUBJECT: NORJAK
00: -Seattle

Re new suspect (SCHEYLER WILLIAM MILES, JR.)
Re Los Angeles nitel 1/2/73, Sacramento nitel 1/3/73.

MILES not known to managers of private plane
service companies, Reno, Nevada area. In view of data
in Sacramento nitel, no further investigation being
conducted Reno regarding MILES,

Re Portland airtel to Las Vegas, 12/19/7 d
Las Vegas airtel to Portland, 12/29/72, concerning

Jand 0. DEE SCH 35

Records of the Reno and Sparks Police Departments
and Washoe County Sheriff's Office, Reno, are negative
concerning | and SCHNEIDER, .

Investigation has revealed that GENE MICHAEL (MIKE)
BLAND, address 832 Oxford Avenue, Sparks, who is reportedly
a student at the University of Nevada, Reno, Nevada, is
out of town. It is noted that this is the between semesters
at the University of Nevada.

LEAD: QL ss
LAS VEGAS DIVISION ak? Lb#-9GF— ~s4-

er SEARCHED. soseesssone INDEXED. eccsceceeee
fork . SERIALIZED...ftz.. FILED... Aek-...

Dorv ow "pavte d, Seawvarts — JAN 1 5 1973.
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LV 164-60

AT RENO, NEVADA:

Will question BLAND concerning[___] and b6
SCHNEIDER when BLAND returns to Reno-Sparks area. BIC

UNSUB ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

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TO ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (164-2111) DATE: 1/5/73
FROM Whee SAC, LOS ANGELES (164-497) (P)

00: Seattle .

Re Bureau airtel to Seattle dated 12/20/72.

RE: SUSPECT 0. DEE SCHNEIDER .- )

A review of Los Angeles indices and records of the.
following agencies were caused to be reviewed on the dates
indicated and no record identifiable with 0. DEE SCHNEIDER
or DEE SCHNEIDER could be located:

Los_Angeles County Registrar of Voters

SE

12/29/72 :

Sel Angeles Munietpal Court Traffic Records

SC

1/2/73

Los Angeles Police Department and

Los Angeles County Sheriff's Office

sc |

12/29/72

i al Los Angeles

SE

1/2773

Inglewood, California Police Department

ose STRANGER

12/27/72

- Bureau AM)

@ 7 Seattie (164-81) (AM) WV 6/- 7
1 - Butte (Info) ( AM) ; SEARCHED.........--- INDEXED......0.....
1 - Las Vegas (Info) (AM). SERIALIZED ects PILED cheeteccne
1 - Portland (Info) (AM) JAN 1 1 1973
2 = Los Angels2s . FBI—SEATTLE

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10
MAY 1862 EOITION
GSA FPMR (4t CFR) 101-11.8 wo. Um ;

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

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

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Record Request @ . @
FD-125 (Rev. 11-3-71) . 4

(_) Birth JA Credit Sa Criminal [__] Death CT INS (_] Merriage+ [_]Motor Vehicle [7] Other

{_] Driver's License

! $5 3] Buded -
T CALOLYy/ Ceawl ke Hare She 3 |Buded

Returm to File number ~\ b6
SA . 697% Sess SS 'e7e

Name and aliases OF Subject, applicant, or employee, and spouse . as '

O, Dae Se#nveiger,

Addresses
Residence

Business

Former

* Date and place of marriage
(if applicable)

Race Ss Age A PiRax Heteht Weight Hair Eyes
Male 7
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Birth date 4) Birthplace
Arrest Number Fingerprint classification Criminal specialty

Specific information desired
ALL CACKhOPIND Fo RUNNADT AS. RTA SUSPKT,

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6511 17th NE
LARCENY A/A

tink forced dy with crow bar & tk tape deck. Value

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12/29/72

ATR HAIL

- 'TOs SACs PORTLAND (164-41)
FROM: SAG, LAS VEGAS (164-60)(P)
SUBJECT: NoRJAK -

"Re Portland airtel to Las Vogns, 12/19/72»: amd
Bureau eixtel to Seattle, 12/20/72.

On 12/25/72, a review of the records of Auto
Registra ation Division, DHV, Carson citys Nevada, revealed
tha following: —

rd

197k Volvo, 3-dzr., sStabion wason, Nevada License —
~ siddress-+ Keno, Nevada, on
12/29/72, Ca 12/2377 72; the revicw of 3B ¢ Wi»
Carson Gity, revealed the following?
| jNevada-driver'a License
= | expires SSAN Sf1i'',
- 3 sxounl haixy s Orowlt eyes, acdress «
Sparks, lievada.' ;
it would appear that 'the above| is not
4dentical to the one get out in Portland airtel 12/13/72.
However, the following leads are being set forth:
LEADS:
LAS VEGAS DIVISION «
AT RENO and SPARKS, NeV ADA.
aes Ascertain if |_ loz 0. DEE ;
SCHHEIDER is 'mown t to Dy Keno or Sparks, ox F 80, | BENG _
2= Portland . LFF
#~ Seattle (16-81). /¢ V8 /-
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AIRTEL . AZRMALE ' Qh sof
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0: SAC, LAS VEGAS (164~G0) |

FROM SAC, PORTLAND (164-41) (P)

SUBJECT; KORJAKR

On 12/18/72, L. |_ Consumer, Protection, §ae' i 4 Pe
5Y5 Kt, Rillingsyorth, Portiond, Oregon, advised She has b7c
ShSevEs Elie artist's sketch of Yhe Unaub as it appeared B7D

fin Rorfland nowsvapers, and she feels a man she knew as
in Hovenber, 1971, resembles the Unsub, She
described | Jas a WM, late forties or possibly early
fifties in age, 5*9" or tallor, 150 pounds, dark complexion,
dari hair, balding, n at appearing. She net hin the week
end prior to Tha nkesed vi x : Por tiand:
claimed to ba Reno,

Nevada, and he offered her a job, explaining that he was
then on raute to the Seattle area, He was supposedly a

and his vehicle, type not recalied, bore Neyada

Lcense plites with the letters, no mumerals, |
She latex in —; booking @gents in Keno, Nevada, and

Learned that Was unknown to them,
LEADS }
LAS VEGAS
AT RENO - CARSON CETY, NEVADA. (1) Will, through

DMY, attempt to See lo da avada License, apparently
personalized, bearing and attempt te determine whether bE

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LEADS (cont'd) :
person issued this license or whether a] | if issued

& Hevada driver's License, hag physical description similar to
that of Unaub,.

{2} Will attempt to identity
in the Reno area if inguiries of DUV or driver's

Licenses unproductive.

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Transmit in

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0-9 (Rev. 5- 18-7)

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FBI
_ Airtel

______ (Type _in plaintext or code)! (Priority)
Date 12-20-72
' To:;' SAC, Seattle (164-81)
rom: For the Acting Director, FBI (164-2111) |. Lads ah

W. Mark Felt
Acting Associate Director

fo
NORJAK Sut:

a Ob $5 a
O. OEE

Serb (2210 BAL

Enclosed for receiving offices are one

neat

true copy of ke Byte OR

self-explanatory anonymous. note, one copy of newspaper photo of

unsub, aka D. B. Cooper, and one copy_of envelope postmarked

Pocatello, Idaho, dated 12-15-72. Kors be .
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Receiving offices conduct appropriate i Sstigation
and record checks to fully identify O. Dee Schneider.
to determine if Schneider possibly involved in this case.

Based on information furnished, Bureau
no identifiable information regarding Schneider.

One copy of enclosures furnished Butte

Attempt
indicés contained

for information.

Enclosures ~ 3

2-— Los Angeles (Enc - 3) — Nf
2 ~ Portland (Enc ~ 3) ~
2-~ Las Vegas (Enc ~- 3)

1 - Butte (Enc - 3) (for info) —

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This man is QO Dee Schneider former address- Inglewood Cal.
Then Seattle, Washington and Portland Oregon now part time
Reno Nevada Area, We were all convinced Dan Cooper 'was
Dee Schneider before we saw this picture.

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: : 7 Ceo por § t i ] j route from Portland to Seattle last Thanksgiving Eve. The

hijacker parachuted from thé plene with $200,000 inransom&

SF ogy money and signaled the era of the parachuting hijacker, He

a re oney ard signaled the era of the parachuting hijacker.

of nn . A i Ba Gi G ~, is still at large and authorities say they have no firm clues to
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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) April 11, 1973
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NORJAK Sul S=
00: SEATTLE
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RE: ROBERT E, HELINA Cho _ ~
SUB 555 Se

On March 23, 1973, after several unsuccessful attempts,
ROBERT HELINA was located at his place of employment, A~1 Type
Litho-Prints, 3509 Freemont North, Seattle. At the outset of
the interview, which was conducted by the writer and SA[_ | b6é
| |, HELINA was advised of the nature of the b7C
inquiry. His immediate response was that he must have made
an enemy either through his printing business or through the
tavern he owns next door, He advised that the Internal Revenue
Service had also been making inquiry and that his corporate
tax returns had been audited this year following an allegation
by an anonymous individual that he was not reporting his income,
HELINA further advised that his tavern does not cater to
hippy-type individuais and he feeis that there is a definite
possibility that one of these people may have a grudge against
hin,

HELINA was shown most recent photographs of the
subject in this matter and advised that he did net know anyone
who looked like the individual in the photograph. From obser-
vation it was obvious that HELINA did not resemble the photo
of D. B. COOPER,

The following description was obtained through
observation and interview:

Name; ROBERT E. HELINA
Race: White
Date of Birth: August 27, 1938 Seb-SSS
Weisht, 152 pounds /of 8 — PETE
aa yh ao
CMS: jem APR 44 1973

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SE 164-81
_ Hair: Brown (parted on left side)
Eyes: Blue
Address; 606 North 35th, Apartment 3,
Seattie, Washington
Occupation: Printer
Employer: A-1 Type Litho-Prints, 3509 Freemont

North, Seattle (owner)

In view of the above, it is recommended that no
further investigation be conducted concerning suspect 555,

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) 2/13/73
SA ROBERT H, WICK

Seb oss
NORJAK —

RE: ROBERT E. HELINA
SUB. 555

Re memo from SA| | dated 1/19/73, Pe

On February 1, 1973, | |advised under
the name ROBERT E, HELINA, date of birth, August 27, 1938,
he located an expired driver's license record from the files
of the Department of Motor Vehicles, Driver's License Divi-
sion. He said this license expired in 1964 and therefore
there would be no photograph available. The only record he
shows is that HELINA has blue eyes, 160 lbs., 6°1", and re-
sided at 2526 Northeast 90th, Seattle, Washington. He was
arrested on July 11, 1967, for speeding and also cited for
having an expired driver's license in Municipal Court, Seattle.

There is no other information available except the
file does indicate he went out of state, but it does not dis-~
close to what state.

3. Seattle
/ BEN/bjb
(3)

£5

FEB15 1973

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TO
FROM

SUBJECT:

OPTIONAL FORM NO, {0
MAY 1082 EDITION

OSA Frhin (41 cre) 101-116
UNITED STATES GCQQ@RNMENT @
Memorandum

SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) DATE: 1/19/73

SA | b6
b7Cc

NORJAK | fe Sick SES

RE: CHANGED
SUBJECT ROBERT E, ELINA OC
SUB 555

: Z
Title marked CHANGED to reflect suspect's true
name previously carried as BOB HELENA.

On January 3, 1973, a review of the Seattle
City Directory reflects that captioned individual
resides at 606 N. 35th Street, Apt. 3 and that he is
the owner and operator of A-1 Litho Type Prints located
at 3509 Fremont Place North, Seattle.

On January 8 1973, a check of Washington State
drivers license Bureau records by a computer in the
Seattle Office disclosed that ROBERT E. HELINA currently
holds Washington drivers license HELINRE624NY which ?!
expires in 1974. HELINA was born August 27, 1938, and 33)
has blue eyes, weighs 160 pounds and is ety tall.
Drivers license Tists his address as 2526 NE 90th, Seattle,
Washington.

On the same date a check via computer failed to
reflect any vehicles registered to ROBERT E. HELINA.

LEAD

SEATTLE
At Olympia, Washington

Obtain drivers license photograph for HELINA.

At Seattle, Washington

DSU SSS

Upon receipt of photograph will consider interview
of HELINA as potential suspect in this mere

CMS:set [oy — We a bn

vos JAN 19 1973

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) 12/27/72
SA b6
b7C
NORJAK Sule ex. a9
00; Seattle —_——
RE: SUB. BOB HELENA
On December 21, 1972, b6
| Lynnwood, Washington, home phone | | b7c

advised BOB HELENA should be considered a suspect in this
matter.

stated HELENA was missing from his work
for two or three months prior to the hijacking and returned
to work a couple of days after the hijacking. HELENA is
described as follows: ;

Race White

Sex Male

Height 5710"

Weight 150 ibs.

Age 30 ~ 35 years
Build Thin

He is the owner of A~1 Lithograph, 5309 Fremont
Place North, Seattle.

LEAD:
SEATTLE
AT SEATTLE, WASHINGTON

Will attempt to further identify suspect HELENA Qo SSE
in order to eliminate him as a possible suspect in this

matter. .
[LHF F837
"SEPALIZED cn a 5 ern .
py 2 4 1S72
_-o-* Seattle ( ate BE
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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) 4/25/73

SA b6

' < S (, b7C
NORJAK Qu a

00: Seattle

RE: UNKNOWN SUBJECT, aka
Curtis E. Hayes,
Subject #556

Reference memo of SA| | dated 12/27/72. Pee

On April 19, 1973, a photograph of CURTIS E. HAYES,
WMA, DOB —- 10/15/23, 150 pounds, 5'9", blue ges, brown hair
was obtained from the records of the Yakima, Washington,
Police Department where he had been photographed for a taxi
license and it is noted that this photopraph does in no way
resemble thatof unsub D. B. COOPER.

No further investigation being conducted.

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(2)

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OPTIONAL, FORM NO. 10
MAY 1962 EDITION

GSA FPMR (41 CFR) t01-11.8 P r )
UNITED STATES G RNMENT

Memorandum

TO : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) DATE: 12/27/72
FROM : SA | b6é
. rae b7C
Ss
SUBJECT: NORJAK Set —
00: Seattle oe
RE: UNSUB; aka
Curtis E. Hayes
On December 19, 1972, b6
Washington State Patrol, advised that at 5:15, December 'pic
19, 1972, two waitresses at the | b7D
Washington contacted him concerning possible suspect in
the Norjak matter.
) Waitresses advised that individual at
had stated he had hijacked a plane and displayed to them
a roll of $1,000 bills. The individual: was driving a
1971 blue Falcon, License number FEC 037, which is regi-
stered to CURTIS E. HAYES, 1610 South Second, Yakima, Wash-
ington; date of birth October 15, 1925; 5°10"; 175 lbs.
HAYES is a taxi driver in Yakima.
LEADS:
SEATTLE
AT ELLENSBURG, WASHINGTON
Will contact | |who lives in b6
Ellensburg and works the | Jarea to obtain any further b7c
information he may have concerning this matter. b7D

Will thereafter conduct logical investigation to
attempt to develop UNSUB as a suspect in this matter.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

Saute ss &
/ - Seattle OMIED seta Yi LAC, otis sa8nena te,
ayy UEC 9274972"
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ae Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan

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@: Seattle (Encl. 1) ae

SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) 6/20/73

SAC, SACRAMENTO (164-50) (P)

Sule $57
MORJAK
(G0: SE)

Re Seattle Airtel to Saeramento dated 5/30/73. "3 YD
Ip f-&/- [-

Enelosed for Seattle is one copy of California Driver's

License #£-518266 issued to BENJAMIN FRANKLIN WILSON,

RE: BENNIE FRANKLIN WILSON
SUB NUMBER 557

The following investigation was conducted by

SC at Saeramento, California. ree

On June 11, 11, 1973, a check of California De-
partment of Motor Vehicles (@IV) driver's license file for
WILSOW was made through the California Law Enforcement
Telecommunications System (CLETS), revealed California
license #/E-518266 was issued to BENJAMIN FRANKLIN WILSON,
born June 2, 1922. His residence was shown as Number 10,
691 Levering Avenue, Los Angeles, California, 6'0", 185
pounds, brown hair, green eyes.

Because of variations in description, it does
not appear BENJAMIN FRANKLIN WILSON with license #£-518266
is identical with Sub Number 557, BENNIE FRANKLIN WILSON,
Lead to interview WILSON is left to diseretion of Seattle,

wn,

- Sacramento

I/ jt Ao SUS 57
(4) ro /6 tf §/- ERE

SEARCHED .scaaensees INDEXED wpe a
SERIALIRED ote FILO a

. 1973

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) 6/4/73

© b6
sA| | oui S57 b7c
NORJAK

00: SEATTLE

RE: SUBJECT BENNIE FRANKLIN WILSON
SUBJECT NO.S57

Re Seattle airtel to St. Louis, dated 4/3/73.

Referenced communication requested the St. Louis
Division to forward suspect WILSON's military record to
Seattle. A review of that record revealed the following
information concerning the subject:

Name BENJAMIN FRANKLIN WILSON

Sex Male

Race Caucasian

Date of birth June 2, 1922

Place of birth Vashon Island, Washington

Social Security'

Account No. 534 14 0026

Hair Brown

Eyes Green/gray/)rown

Height 5'9" — 6°

Complexion Ruddy

Education Completed high school at
Vashon Island High School
in 1939

Special Military
School Airborne Training;

On 26 March 1957, WILSON
was granted a Top Secret
security clearance, based
on WAC plus 10 yrs continuous
active service

Vision 20/70 in right eye; 20/70 in bé
left eye, both corrected to b7c
20/2 qi

co 0/20 by glasses Sib ssy

| L V-§/- YAS
Ld | MCAED. coc aeece INDO.

"SERIALIZED, <C& RED LETT
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SE 164~81
Children b6
b7C
Mother Mrs. RUTH ELECTA WILSON
(REIFSCHNIDER) , address -—
1951 was Vashon, Washington
Sister
Father eceased.
On May 30, 1973, a check of the Seattle phone book
revealed there were two | b6

address of |

| with telephone | _| and b7C

| with telephone

. _"\}] ARMED AND DANGEROUS
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Comet 2
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D-26 {Rev. $-22-64)

Transmit the following in

FBI

Date:

wie

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§/30/73

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(Type in plaintext or code)
Via AIRTEL AIRMATL
(Priority)
wt rr rr nr bo
TO: SAC, SACRAMENTO (164~50)
FROM: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) Suk ss7
SUBJECT: NORJAK :
00: SEATTLE
RE: BENNIE FRANKLIN WILSON _,
SUB NUMBER 557
WILSON suggested as suspect because he resembles
the artist's composite of UNSUB. WILSON is described as
follows:
Name BENNIE FRANKLIN WILSON, aka
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN WILSON,
BEN FRANKLIN WILSON
Sex Male °
Race Caucasian
Date of Birth September 17, 1917, and June 2,
1922
Place of Birth Eureka, Montana, and also
Vashon Island, Washington
Height 5' 10"
Weight 165 pounds
Build Medium
Complexion Ruddy
Hair , Brown
Eyes Brown
Military Service U. Ss Army (airborne *
training)
Social Security §34-~14-0026
Account Number
2 - Sacramento
@D- Seattle St ss
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(5) S>
/b6¥-€L-DSF
Approved: Sent M. Per DB COOPER-5231

Special Agent in Charge

#U.S.Government Printing Office: 1972 — 455-574

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SE 164-81 , -

Address in November, 1340 Addison Street, Palm

1968 ~ Oaks, California
| fellow employee at the b6
Paul Revere Life Insurance Company, Seattle, Washington, b7c
advised WILSON was last known to be in Sacramento, California. b7D
LEAD

SACRAMENTO DIVISON
At Sacramento, California

1. Will, if available, obtain a copy of WILSON's
California Driver's License and forward to Seattle.

2. Will thereafter set forth leads to have WILSON
located and processed as a NORJAK suspect.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

DB COOPER-52313

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QUA SS7

4/3/73
AIRTEL AIR MAIL
TO: SAC, ST. LOUIS. (164-73)
FROM: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)

SUBJECT: NORJAK

SUBS. BENNIE FRANKLIN WILSON

SUB. NO. 557

WILSON suggested as suspect because he re~
WILSON is a retired
U. &. Army officer who vas a congressional medal of honor

senmbles artists composite of UNSUB.

winner. WILSON is described as follows:

Nemo

Sex

Race

Date of Birth
Place of Birth
Height

Veight

Build
Complexion —
Hair

Byes

Hilitary Service

- Seattle
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(5)

BENNIE FRANKLIN WILSON

Male
Caucasian

September 17, 1917

Eureka, Montana
§ i] 10"

150 ibs.
Medium

Rudy

Brown

Brown

U. S. Arny

Sub.S557

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SE 164-81

LEADS:

ST. LOUIS

AT ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI

Will obtain WILSON's military record and fore

ward same to Seattle.

. ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

woB on

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SE 164-81
RNN/rlg

The following investigation was conducted by
SC CAROLYN PRANKHOUSER$; on January 3, 1973:

The Seattle Traffic Bureau records were
checked concerning suspect WILSON and no record was
found as being identical to WILSON.

The records of the King County Department of
Public Safety were checked and no record was found
identifiable with WILSON,

The records of the King County Department of
Public Safety were checked and no record was found
identifiable with WILSON.

The records of the Seattle Credit Bureau were
checked concerning WILSON and the following information
was obtained:

WILSON's full name was listed as BENJAMIN F.
WILSON. His date of birth was September 17, 1917. Previous
employment was listed as Paul Revere Life Insurance
Company, March, 1962. In February, 1965 he worked for
the Massachusetts Protective Agency as a General Agent

and in December, 1968, he worked for the Veterans Admini-
stration. His record showed | b6
| Previous addresses were b7c
listed as 15 West Etrunia and in February, 1965, 521 - 5th

Street West. In March, 1964 his address was listed as

16707 - 16th Northwest, and in November, 1968 as Route l,

Box 539, Vashon Island. In November, 1968 his address

was shown as 1340 Addison, Palm Oaks, California.

The records of the Seattle Police Department
were checked concerning WILSON and the following infor-
mation was obtained:

Name BENNIE FRANKLIN WILSON

Number M58678 and local 42868
LO Yb | -Sabess7
SAP ERED

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SE 164-81
RNN/rle
Date of Birth September 17, 1917
Place of Birth Eureka, Montana
Height 5' 10"
Weight 150
Build Medium
Complexion Ruddy
Hair Brown
Eyes Brown
Occupation Miner, powderman and laborer

WILSON's arrest record showed numerous arrests
for drunk and disorderly conduct.

A check with the Washington State Departmant
of Motor Vehicles, conducted on January 9, 1973, disclosed
the following information:

BENNIE FRANKLIN WILSON, date of birth September 17,
1917 was listed as an unknown transient who had his
license suspended July 19, 1970 for drunk driving and
at the present time, had no Washington license. Under
the name WILSON, a 1971 Chevrolet pickup truck was listed,
vehicle identification number CE1412646936, to a BEN F.
WILSON, Route 3, Sedro Woolley, Washington.

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Arrest Number Fingerprint classification Criminal specialty
Specific information desired
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Mi 58678

SEATTLE POLICE DEPARTMENT

POLICE RECORDS DISCLOSE THE FOLLOWING LISTED ARRESTS FOR:

WILSON, BENNIE FRANKLIN D.O.B. 9-17-17

DAT B/A CHARGE | - ss DISPOST TION 7!
17

1-21-53 = 1753 Drunk $30 fine susp.; ad
2-13 35h4h¢ Drunk $30 fine; 2-13
4-16 8229 DC (larc. ) $100 fine, 30 das. susp.; 4-20
5-26 . 10998 Drunk 20 das. susp.; 5-28
10-5-60 / 17498 Drunk $30 fine susp.; 10-6
2-3-68 2412 Drunk 2 das. susp.3; 2-5
10-2 19940 Drunk 2 das. susp.; 10-3 7

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@ gm A —ic@or LMED
* Be21]53 WASHINGTON STATE PATROL
? DIVISION -OF RECORDS
'n4 022625 ma HEADQUARTERS
» . OLYMPIA
"2 The following is a transcript of the record, including the most recently reported data, as shown in
* our files under this number. cum-yepa-fifeecenenens ee sees eevucntnes ve
. 27166
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2: PD, Seattle, Wash. Bennie Franklin NoL6=53 |Dias Gonde S300. ino ard
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9 @

SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) 12/27/72

"SA DONALD H. HEAD Cub S* )
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NORJAK

Qn December 20, 1972,| | b6
| Paul Revere Life Insurance Company, b7C
Peyton Building, advised he had a man in mind who could b7D

possibly have or might have the tendency to hijack an
aireraft and should be considered a suspect in this
matter.

His name is BEN F. WILSON, a retired Army
officer, tyho was raised on Vashon Island and was a
Congressional Medal of Honor winner in Korea. He was
a parachutist in the service and practiced it as a
hobby in civilian life and has been married at least
three or more times. WILSON formerly was with the Paul
Revere Life Insurance Company as general manager in the

Seattle Office but left six years ago voluntarily.

WILSON is "kooky" in some respects and [ |stated he be
has not heard of him in the last three or four years bic
and possibly may have gone to Sacramento, California. /" b7D

He described WILSON as a "loner", a poor money
manager and once considered joining the mercenary forces
in the Congo in 1964 between marriages. He has a good
sense of humor and is competitive and has quite an
imagination.

He stated WILSON would be about 51 years of we,
5'1035" tall, 180 pounds, and could pull something like the
hijacking of the plane at Thanksgiving time from Seattle
in 1971.

LEAD

SEATTLE
At Seattle, Washington

Will check indices and if suspect has not beeng f
eliminated, will conduct necessary investigation. SS

Lo Fb. fo Z 7

DHH : set Dyesansseee sana ie. '
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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) 12/27/72

sa| | Q.4 3 BIC

NORJAK

oO: Seattle

RE;

On mber 18, 1972, b6
telephone No. ised her BIC
has a friend named that shou cy"

be considered a suspect in this matter. Le€t |) ve0
at L Seatt! | jis

not over 30 years of age, stated she has
never seon| lini} nig /72) he had at-
tempted to contact and was unsuccessful, He did

leave a message with |

| | statea| |has done some
sky diving in SnohomishCounty as recently as two years ago.

he could provide no_other information, concerning

or any other facts é ishing her Mae that RY b6
he should be cnnsidered a suspect in this matter. In view b7C
of the above, no further investigation is being conducted
concerning at this time. '

ARMED AND DANGEROUS. C SA pen ee
x- Seattle
, RNN/bjb

(3)

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pre eae

GSA FPMR (41 CrR) 108-11.6

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

.
OPTIONAL, FOR NO, 10 @ er .
MAY $082 EDITION i

TO : SAG, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) pate: 3/30/73
, bé |
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FROM :; SA THOMAS J. MANNING b7D
SUBJECT: NORJAK
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Re memo of SPOC| } 12/28/73 ~
J and other employees of the | |
could furnish no information on the man resembling the
composite drawing who once frequented | | In the
complete absence of any information to identify this person
no further investigation being conducted.
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TO 63 SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) — | DATE: 12/28/72 }
FROM =: SPC | ne
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SUBJECT: NORJAK
At 7:09 PM, 12/28/72. 1s ama
Kelso, Wash., telephone "€élephonically advised that. a

she feels she recognized a picture of the UNSUB in this case | 4
| as shown in the Longview Daily News instant. date. She advised
that although she is not positive, a man resembling the compo=

site once frequented the She advised that ~ {
she quit working there about four months ago, but. she was in Do
ntact today with two 'employees. of | Jand. bé
'who also stated that they seem to recall someone b7C
who resembles the picture frequenting the' lodge. No names , b7D
could be remembered by these three ladies. .
L | advised that the picture she was referring

to is "the most reeent one" which was placed' next to the first
released composite in the newspaper.

| lwas told that her information would be
given to the agent handling this case.

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Re Dallas airtel to Minneapolis 12/27/72,

The following investigation was cond *

pakeeee JARMAN at Grand Forks Air Force Ease (A
akota;

cted by SA
AFB), North

n 1/16/73 sA| |
advised that he had recently contacted
s a result of _information he had received from

leppard AFB, Texas, SA stated that in his opinion,
fC Jaa not resemble the artist's sketch of DAN COOPER
shown on page 32.0 Becember, 1972, "FBI Law Enforcement
Bulletin." SA| stated he verified that was
in fact on duty at Grand Forks AFB on 11/24/71 and 2 review
of leave records indicates he did not take any
leave at that time.
On 1/16/73 } b6
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that he personally has known | | since early
1969, and since that time, |has worked a regular

schedule, Monday through Friday, from 7:45 AM to 4:45 PM.

was shown the artist's sketch of DAN COOPER,
and he advised that the only resemblance between and
the sketch would be through the chin area, C

stated that[___———sdJ has not changed his living hahits ip any
way since the two men first hecame acquainted, and
continues to be a sincere, diligent worker in the

| }

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SERIALIZED. Cha, FILED EA.

FEB3 1973
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AGNELL

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12/27/72

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TOs SLC, NINUEAPOLIS
PROW: SAC, DALLAS (164-191) (RUC)
SUBJECT: HORTA
60; SEATTLE
(RE:
The Zoliowing inycstigation was conducted by
SA b6é
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ATW PAL Faas.
On 12/27/72, Daputy Vichita County
Sheriff's Crfice, said he had scen tho artist*s conception in
the current TRI Law Enforcencent Bulletin ef DAN CCOPER who is
the subject of captioned hijacking. L Stated the drawings
appears identical to a min with whom he worked_for sevoral
years while in the United States Air Porec. said he was
Stationcd with Fa Torec |
Base, Grand Porks, North Dokot rom and
both wore cosisned | described
2s follows:
Raeo White
ROR Male
Laight 5°L 66
Voight 160 pounds bic
2 = Minneapolis / 1-6 /- -
ECS: onh | - + >
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ee:

12/22/72
AIRTEL
TOs SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM: SAC, SAN DIEGO (164-91) (P)
NORJAK

(00: Seattle)

Re New York airtel to the Bureau, 10/18/72.

Enclosed for Seattle ae nine copies and for
New York one information copy of an investigative insert
resulting from investigation conducted at San Diego
requested by New York in referenced airtel. Also
enclosed for Seattle are nine copies of a investigative
insert resulting from other investigation at San Diego

concerning suspects in this ma ther =

Suspect| eliminated as a
suspect in this matter. nvestizs on at San Diego

concerning the anonymous letter received at the New
York Times signed "D. J. COOPER" negative.

LEAD
SAN DIEGO
AT SANTEE AND SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNTA. Wii)
stigation concerning suspect | Pé
(2 + Seattle (Enc. 18)

1~- New York (164-627) (Enc. 1) (Info)

2 - San Diego /¢ Y_ F/- So ee

(ye an en at ee eontaee

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L

SE 164-81
SD 164-91
DCG: dng

The following investiga n was conducted by
Special Agent| :

AT SAN DIFGO, CALIFORNIA

On October 24, 1972, inquiry at the San
Diego Postal Inspector's Office determined that Zip
Code Number 920 was that of the San Diego Main Post
Office and not that of the El Cajon, California, Post
office. It was determined Fl Cajon, California, does
not have a specific Zip Code Number postmarked on out-
going mail, since all mail from El Gion is routed through
the San Diego Main Post Office.

AT LA JOLLA, CALIFORNIA

On October 24, 1972, Mr. EVERETT HOLLES, 609
Kirkwood Place telephone 459-9119, advised he-is an
independent news writer and he did recently receive an
anonymous letter from the New York-Tiires concerning
D. B. COOPER. HOLLES stated he attempted to obtain death
records from the San Diego County Bureau cf Vital
Statistics but was unsuccessful. HOLLES advised he was
told death records were not filed by date and they were
uneble to search their records fior the record, since
HOLLES Gid not have an official request for a record
search. HOLLES indicated he made no other inguiries
concerning D. B. COOPER or the copy of the letter he
recsived from the New York Times.

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SD 164-91. Sab

Bee

DCG: dng

The following investigation was conducted by
Special Agent | |:

AT SAN DIFGO, CALIFORNIA

On September 8, 1972,| L

s santee, California, telephone
| telephmically advised that on September 7,

TIT, | | was visiting with
' next door neighbor, and the next door neighbor, also

|
was gevting married soon, andl |
| |had_a lot of money and gave | | many nice
things. |stated that | | ana

| name unknown, had lots of money and that

he got this money from an airplareand then parachuted
from the plane.

On September 14, 1972. a neighborhood investi-

sation at] | Santee, California, identified
the | descrived
as @ white male Anerican, | | born

| 15' 2", 167 pounds, brown hair, brown
eyes. A driver's license photo of Ll was obtained
from the California Department of Motor Venicleées, and

the photograph and description of was determined
not to be similar to that of the unknown subject know

"as D. B. COOPER. On the basis of the age and description

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SB 164-91
DCG: dng

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On December 13; 1972, |

La Mesa, California, telepnone
advised he lat Grossmont College,

Lo
re Mesa, California. | stated that he recently
| by the name of who

stated he was formerly | |
|} but had to quit due to illness. | |

tated that he had given at
| in Sen Diego, California, and planned to

emter Grossmont College Spring semester of 1973.
stated that he had recently seen a composite photo of
the unknown 'subject D. B. COOPER, and he thought that

|}was similar in appearanc ne composite
drawing. stated that was described as

a white male American, approximately 40 years of age,
&*, 175 pounds, brown hair and medium build.

On December 15, 1972, information was obtained
from the California Department of Motor Vehicles indicating .
that | , Santee, b6
California, has driver's license number | white b7C
male, born blond hair, blue
eyes, 6' 1", weight - 175 pounds.

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FD36 "S.eu. 5-22-64) ' @ e

FBI. *
Date: 10/18/72

Transmit the following in

(Type in plaintext or code)

; ATRTEL \
Via
(Priority)

TO: ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (164-2111) . "

(Attn: FEI Laborat vory and ID/LES ) > fe os a

a 7 ' \ C
FROM: _ SAC, NEW YORK (164-627) (RUC) -fto*
. "oY

SUBJECT; NORJAK woot "

00: SE ,

wncelosed for the FRI Taboratory are tyo pages of a
handprinted letter and envelope sent to the NYTimes, post-
marked 9/19/72. — Jt Y-§-/—1 a CY)

mnclosec for Seattle and auxiliary cffices are ty5
A€rox copies each of letter and envelope for information
purposes,

Also enclosed for the Bureau and auxiliary offices
a:c two copies each of FD 302s reflecting interviews of TOU
WARE and AICHARD WITKIN, employees of the NY Tires,

he anonymous letter received at the NY Tines is
signed | who alleges | Jor D, RB, b6
COOPER, Letter indicated that tne sudject is now deceased, BIC

Copies of this communication are being furnished to
Los Angeles as the NY Times may possibly have alerted their
Los Angeles office concerning this anonymous letter,

4 - Bureau (Encs. 7)
+t - FBI Laboratory)
angeles (Snes, 7) (INFO) SEARCHED. .scoseseee INDEXED ...cseeeeees
7 \ SERIALIZED... <cCaafa PILED... hore

vLe e : .
- New vere Dea : OCT 20 1972
, FRISEATTLE |
JIS 2rIMZ id
(12)
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Approved: Sent M Per

. Special Agent in Charge - wus. Government Printing Office: 1972 — 455- 874

MELE Te : '
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heenmpergipenyees eet

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) NY 164-627

REQUEST OF THE- BUREAU

ID/LFS

The ID/LFS is requested to examine letter for any
latent prints, .

FBI LABORADORY

FBI Laboratory is requested to compare enclosed
anonymous letter with any previous letters submitted in this
matter, noting letter postmarked at California.

SAN DIEGO

At California Will attempt to identify
a "DB, COOPER" or letter writer_|

who resided in general area of } noting_anonymous
Letter postmarked lwnich is Zip code for
California, |

At Ladolla, California Will contact EVERETT R,
HOLLES, 609 Kirkwood Place, La Jolla, to ascertain results
of any inguiries he may have conducted in effort to identify
letter writer or subject "D.B, COOPER,"

At | |, California Will contact appropriate
county officials in erfort to verify possible recent death
'p.B, COOPER" noting letter alleged he died September
12, 1972, after extended illness.

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veoh ka Poe - ' ftv, ft ng tas . . : - wees
, . 7S - ab a arn whee ME RS. 2 Eaters

len tinal die a tah ee ei alee

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- £O-302 (REV. 11-27-70} a )

tae FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION . fe

10/18/72

Date of transcription

TOM WARK, Assistant National News Editor, New York Times,

229 West 43rd Street, Nex w York, advised that the hand-
written letter from | was received over the weekend 6
of September 23, 1972, He stated tnat the letter was passed from P7¢
Department to Department for about two weeks and was handled by a
number of clerks and éditors before he received it approximately
ten days ago He declined to estimate the number of peovle «ho
handled the letter adding that it would be impossible to determine
the number or identities of those people,

WARK 'continued that he has no present plan
tion of the letter, He advised that a photocovy
forwarded to an independent news writer in the San D
area, He named tne nevis an as BVSAETT R, HOLLES, 609
AR

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eo, California
irkvwood Placs
Jolla, California, %elephone (714) 459-9119, WARK explained
that HOLISS determined "Prom the letter's postmark that the letter
had been mailed | Ibé
| | He sata HOLLZ© had requested theb7c
local Bureau of Vital Statistics to furnish a list of all deaths
on September 12 but HOLLSS discovered such records are not filed by
date, He related that to his knowledge no one else has made any
attempt to determine the letter's accuracy or authenticity,
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SEARCHED INDEXED
SERIALIZED wecchrtiiee FILED. Aofctivesee
OCT 2 0 1972
FBI—SEATTLE
| /
Interviewed on 7 af TL72 at New York, Mew Yorle File # NY 1s NL5O7FT
by oA MOMST ND) HOnGMS rms Dotedictoted_ BO 1 3/72
This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency;

it ond its contents ora not to be distributed outside' your agency. . DB COOPER-52375

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FO-302 (REV. 11-27-70) : ce ay,
. . \/

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eo FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

- Date of transcription : 10/18/72

b6

. RICHARD WITKIN, Transportation News Editor, New York b7c
Times, 229 West 43rd Street, New York, Neu York, nade available
a two page handprinted letter signed by along with an
envelope addressed to "New York Times, 229 W, 43rd , New York, N.Y,"
postmarked September 19, 1972, United States Postal Service,[__]

WITKIN advised that he learned of the letter's existance
when TOM WARK, Assistant National News Editor, gave him a photocopy
of it. WARK informed WITKIN that the original letter was received
over the weekend of September 23, 1972 and was vassed from department
to department and from clerk to clerk until he received the letter
approximately ten days ago.

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i and iis contents are not to be distributed outside your ogency,

SEARCHED INDEXED.
SERIALIZED FILER CE
ATO 172
FBI— SEATTLE
l :
Interviewed on_] Of 7L72 at Ney WwW York: New York File # NY 164-527
SA RONALD D HODGES scamz Dole dictated 10/18/72
This document contains neither recommendations nor onclusions of the FBI. It Is the property of the FBI and is looned to your agency;

DB COOPER-52376 .

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@ 6

SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) 4/27/73

SAC, SAN DIEGO (164~91) (RUC)

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NORJAK
(00: SEATTLE)

Re Seattle letter to San Diego dated 4/3/73.

After a review of San Diego file in this case,

no further investigation outstanding at San Diego.
logical suspects have been eliminated by Seattle.

This case being considered RUC until such time as
further investigation requested or additional suspects developed

in the San Diego Division.

@- Seattle
~ San Diego
DCG/sg

(3)

LOIS) = tres

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SAC, SANT DIEGO (164 -91) 4/3/73

SAC, ELATTLE C1Gu-81) CP)

HOnTAK
00: SEATTLE

KE:

te San Diego's airtel toa Seattic, 2/28/73.

. Based on the diserepancy betueen
deseription and UNSUL's he is no lonrer being consi

a suspect in this ratter and no further investipation concerning

hin: is necessary at this time.

ATED AND DANCEROUS

"Hi/rse
(5)

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2/28/73

AIRTEL —"

TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)

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FROM: SAC, SAN DIEGO (164-91) (P)

NORJAK
(00: Seattle)

Re San Diego airtel to Seattle, 12/22/72.
(LY-SI-

Enclosed for Seattle is one photograph of
| as it appears on his California b6
Driver's License. b7C

lis presently residing
at | | EI Cajon , California, and an
interview with | is being held in abeyance pending
instructions from Seattle.

LEAD
SEA TILE

Will review photograph and description of
| land advise Sm Diego if interview b6é
desired concerning | | whereabouts on 11/24/71. b7C

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Co". Seattle (Enc. 1)
2 ~~ San Diego

DCG: dng
(4)

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FID-36 (Rev. 5-22-64) . @ @

Te ) _ ao FBI -
) Date: 12/22/72

Transmit the following in

(Type in plaintext or code)

AIRTEL

(Priority)

TO: .SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) 7 we | .
FROM: SAC, SAN DIEGO (164-91) (P) 6 |

NORJAK oe OL ;
(00: Seattle) , 2 LL OT

wade RM cite BAe

Re New. York airtel to the Bureau, 10/18/72.

Enclosed for Seattle ae nine copies and for -
New York one information copy of an investigative insert
resulting from investigation conducted at San Diego
requested by New York. in referenced airtel. Also
enclosed for Seattle are nine copies of a investigative i
insert resulting from other investigation at San Diego boos
concerning suspects in this matter. }. : be.

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_ Suspect| _ | eliminated as a
suspect in this matter. Investigation at San Diego
concerning the anonymous letter received at the New , -
York Times signed 'D. J. COOPER " negative: an hee

my, fr! f s,
fuss ot f

- LEAD : SO Rakela Fe
- SAN DIEGO . mo, re ve a

. AT SANTEE AND SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, we' Nl ne -
c ue vestigation concerning suspect b7c

(@: Seattle "(mne. 18 yoy

New York (164- 621) (Enc. 1) (Info), . ot Wats
_2 - San Diego a Ot leY- & Is. foe
-DCG:dng © TSENRCHED eemneee TINDEXED none
(5) ov . , SERIALIZED. ct PeehecPHL ED __.._.--nvoree-

"yoo Le pee oer PD

. . , ° - ; . —— ——s , _ 7.

Approved: Midi _— Sent — - M Per "DB COOPER-52380 -

cs Special Agent in Charge tt #U.S.Government Printing Office: 1972 — 455-574
SADT Sen iy Re Ree ORR CT le a Th Ce SRO TAE MT COMET ee Ma ancl te rsa starrer uta che' treatin «hare "Sr TTS creprrernceet"

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SE 164~81

SD 164-91
DCG: dng

~

The Following investigation was conducted by
Special Agent} :

AT SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA

On October 24, 1972, inquiry at the San
Diego Postal Inspector's Office determined that Zip
Code Number 920 was that of the San Diego Main Post
Office and not that of the El Cajon, California, Post
office. It was determined El Cajon, California, does
not have a specific Zip Code Number postmarked on out-
going mail, since all mail from El CGjon is routed through
the San Diego Main Post Office.

AT LA JOLLA, CALIFORNIA

6n October 24, 1972, Mr. EVERETT HOLLES, 609
Kirkwood Place te lephone 459-9119, advised he~-is an
independent news writer and he did recently receive an
anonymous letter from the New York-Tiires concerning
D. B. COOPER. HOLLES stated he attempted to obtain death
records from the San Diego County Bureau of Vital
Statistics but was unsuccessful. HOLLES advised he was
told death records were not filed by date and they were
unable to search their records for the record, since
HOLLES did not have an official request for a record
search. HOLLES indicated he made no other inquiries
concerning DBD. B. COOPER or the copy of the letter he
received from the New York Times,

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lL

SD 164-91
DCG: dne

The followi investigation was conducted by

Special Agent
AT SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA

On September 8, 1972, |

1ofe,|

| Santee, California, telephone

| telephmically advised that on September 7,
| was visiting with

a next door neighbor, and the next door neighbor, also

was getting married soon, and
[ | had_a lot of money and gave |

jirany nice

thines. | | stated that |

jand

} name unknown, had Lots of money and that

he got this money from an airplareand then parachuted

from the plane.

On September 14, 1972. a neighborhood investi-

gat!

on at | | Santee, California, identified

| described

the
as a white male American, |

} born

| }5' 3", I657 pounds

2

brown hair, brown

eyes. A driver's license photo of

was obtained

from the California Department of Motor Venicles, and

the photograph and description of

wes determined

not to be similar to that of the unknown subject known
'as D. B. COOPER. On the basis of the age and description

E Lien tale

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e

FB}
Date:

10/18/72

Transmit the following in

(Type in plaintext or code)

AIRTEL

(Priority)

ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (164-2111)
(Attn: PBI Laboratory and ID/LFS )
SAC, NEW YORK (164-627) (RUC)

NORJAK te
00: SE

Enclosed for th
handprinted letter and envelove

to
marked 9/19/72,

ich 9S ?
'Xerox copies each of

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purposes,

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302s refls
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received at the NY Tine

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Letver ants

Angeles office concerning this anonymous letter,

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Bureau (Encs,. 7)

1 - FBI Laboratory)
1 - ID/LFS)

Jo#-§) — FOr3

les (Encs. 7)(INFO)
(Encs, 7)

SEARCHED....cceesee INDEXED... ereseeee

SERIALIZED oncclifer FILED... recor
OCT 2 0 1972

FBI--SEATTLE Le

| Pp?

Approved: ' Sent M Per

. Special Agent in Charge wU.S.Government Printing Office:

se ee - . xen ° ~ a. ee - * Lee

1972 — 455-574

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Ds _" FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION . sy beke
. |

Dote of transcription 10/1 8/72

TOM WARK, Assistant National News Editor, New York Times,
229 West 43rd Street, New York, New York, advised that the hand-
written letter from was received over the weekend P®
of September 23, 1972. He stated that the letter was passed from?'°
Department to Department for about two weeks and was handled by a
number of clerks and éditors before he received it approximate Ly
ten Gays ago, He declined to estimate the number of peovie xho
handjed the letter adding that it would be impossible to determine
the number or identities of those people.

WARK 'continued 'that he has no present vlans for pubdlica-
tion of the letter, He advised that a photocopy of the letter was
forwarded to an independent news writer in the san | iego, California,
=

area, He named the nevsran as BVSRETT R, HOLLE 509 Kiriciood Plae

la Jolla, California, telephone (714) 459-9119, "ARK explained

that HOLLES determined from the letterts nos tmark that the letter

head _peen mailed| bé6
He said HOLLzc had requested cne7e

Tocal Bureau of Vital Statistics to furnish 3 list of all deaths

on September 12 but HOLLSS discovered such records are not' filed by

date, He related that to his knowledge no one else has made any

attempt to determine the letter's accuracy or authenticity,

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SERIALIZED echagiies FILED. dofcmrmeeee
_ | ocr2orsre

FBI-—~SEATTLE

ag : - : fu for
Interviewed on skeyAl 7L72 at Naw Vork, Mow York File # NY 164-027

. . ie ey
by SA ROMA TD DONG" a mms Dote dictated 10/13/72

This document contoins neilher recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI ond is loaned to your ogency;

It and Ils contents are not to be distributed outside' your agency. . DB COOPER-52387,

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FO-302 (REV, t 1-27-70) \ uy , ' 4.)
oo 'e.... BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION « ; °
- Dote of transcription 10/18/72
}

RICHARD WITKIN, Transportation News Editor, New York
Times, 229 West 43rd Street, New York, New_York, made available
a two page handprinted letter signed by | Jalong. with &6
envelope addressed to "New York Times, 229 W. 43rd , New York, Ny'

pos tmarked September 19, 1972, United States Postal Service,

WITKIN advised that he learned on tne letter's existance
when .TOM WARK, Assistant National News Editor, gave him a photocopy
of it, WARK informed WITKIN that the origina} letter was received
over the weekend of September 23, 1972 and was passed from department
to department and from clerk to clerk until he received the letter
approximately ten days ago.

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SEARCHED ___INDEXED__.__..
SERIALIZED FILE

cr i ID, is 72
~ BI — SEATTLE
co
Interviewed on] of 7L{2 at New York, New York File # NY 154-527
by SA_-ROUALD D, HODGES + mz, ___Date dictated 10/13/72

7 ,

This document contoins neither recommendations nor onelusions of the FBI, It Is the property of the FBI and is loaned to "your agency;
! and Its conients are not to be distributed outside your ogency.

DB COOPER-52388

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FEAT OLR REE RIT FEMI QE ET

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| | Fife Rock Products
Company, 620 East Sth South, located their employee
information card concerning L. | which
was given their payroll number | stated that
| worked for the Fife Company 'i«(which-
is not doing business any more) on the |
which consisted of the |

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His residence was shown as Manti, Utah, and.date and bic
lace of birth as | L
Employee card indicated he| |

Jand that he was employed as |

stated that [_____]worked in 1968 for
them, but did not work for long; and in 1969 he: began
work on or about April 14, 1969. The last -checkhe
received was for the week ending November 29, 1972, and
his total earnings were a little over $5,000.00 for
1969. He also received one check for the week ending
March 28, 1970, in the amount of $271.32.

stated that| | b6é
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the | jand that he

would have been the_one who hired | | It was

responsibility to |

| lprovided an employee's | |
, Signed

ft and the Fife Construction Company,

Incorporated, employee card pertaining to[_____] He
noted that [ would have filled out all of the.
information down to and including the line requesting to
know whether he is married or single. [___ Jasked that
these items be returned to him and asked for a receipt
which was providedto him.

Interviewed on

by,

File #

1/3/73 Brigham City, Utah.

at
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This document contoins neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI, It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency, —

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 ' '. ae aa
MAY 1962 EDITION 3 , wh
GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-116 . C
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT . , ~ .

Memorandum

TO : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) DATE: 4/19/73
FROM: Whe, BUTTE (164-26) (P) 4

SUBJECT: NORJAK
OO: Seattle

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Remylet, 3/14/73, and urairtel, 4/4/73.

'Enclosed for Seattle are two copies of an investigative
insert revealing investigation conducted on 3/9/73, and 3/12/73,
at Helena, Montana, by SA FRANCIS E. BURKE.

For the information of Seattle, in referenced Butte
letter, was inadvertently described as a suspect. b6
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information regarding suspect | _ b7D
Armed and Dangerous _ .
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BY 164-26
VBS/nmw

The following investigation was Conaucted Dy SK"
FRANCIS Ee BURKE:

AT HELENA , MONTANA

On March 9, 1973,

| Billings, M

office | |} as having an
under Federal Aviation Agency (CFAA) |

ana

Montana Department ot inter=-Govern-
mental Relations, Helena Airport, advised that | }

He Listed his employer as |

Wyoming.

cupecte

rating, it is suggested that FAA Airman's Certificate Branch
in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, be contacted where copies of

all pilots' licenses are on file.
information concerning this in these records.

Pilots operating in the State of Montana are

od to renew their registration each year; however,
has not done so. .

If further information is desired on his pilot's

There is no further

On March 12, 1973, |

available two copies o

issued [_

SEs MPN, NET CE Kermeviernvetst yer, rte

TUES EST A 100 Sane

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ontana driver's License
|and expiring in 1976, to
| Billings, Montana, described as follows:
Date of birth
Place of birth _
Height 6* 1"
Weight L85#
Hair Red
Eyes Brown
Remarks
Le VE l- AF?
SEARCHED INDEXED
SERIALIZED <<a FiLen.e I
~APR2 31973
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Fee SIM AVS ASE IE VRE ALE PL TATA TS, WON OE

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ATRTEL

TO;

FROM:

SUBJECT:

considered a suspeet in this matter.

to Seattle that would indicate

4/4/73

ATR NATL

SAC, BUTTE (164-26)

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TORJAK
00: SIATTLY

RO:

Re Butte letter to Seattle dated 3/14/73.

Seattle Division unaware | |should be

Butte Division is et s to forvard all information

should be a suspect.

Suspect |has been elininated based on

investiration conducted by Salt Lake City Division

investigation is to be conducted concerning

2 ~- Butte

ARKED AND DANGEROUS

_3-- Seattle

RUN/rse

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) 3/14/73

SAC, BUTTE (164-26) (P) Bs I

NORJAK
00: Seattle

Remynitel, 1/2/73; and Pittsburgh nitel to the
Bureau, 2/7/73.

Enclosed for the Seattle Office are two copies each
of the following investigative inserts:

Insert at Missoula, Montana,
on 2/9/73, by SA JOSEPH H.
SERVEL;

Insert at Missoula, Montana,
on 2/14/73, by SA JOSEPH H.
SERVEL;

Insert at Billings, Montana,
on 2/15/73, by SA ROY L.
BURNS.

For the information of Seattle, efforts by the Butte
Division to identify and locate suspect lat Pocatello, 6

Idaho, negative. b7¢c
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BUTTE DIVISION | Pee
| AT HELENA, NONTANA JuV~ Sl- WSF
| 1. Check records of the Montana Aer Ort
: n to determine a record of
under the name ox 2 similar-sounding name,
2/~ Seattle (Enc. 6 ore ee |
(2). Butte ) senaumrort nA
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BT #164~26
SE #164-81
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The following investigation was conducted by SA
JOSEPH H. SERVEL:

AT MONTANA

Efforts to contact|

| on February 9 and 12, 1973, were negative.

On February 13, 1973, [ who is

was interviewed at his resi-

dence at which time he furnished the following information:

He nfo abscussed the, D B. COOPER hijacking case
at length with & young woman who formerly
resided at | [and was employed at the | |

[| tota him about conversations she had_had
with an individual by the name of fron

Montana. Apparently| _
and one evening while they were having a few drinks,| _—sist
started bragging about the fact that he knew D,. B. COOPER,
Based upon conversations he has had with he has come
to the following conclusions concerning the possible identity
of the individual[_——__—sJwas referring to:

Mr. X, | | friend, went to school with him.
[| has another_friend possibly involved, whom he will
identify as Mr. ¥. | land Mr. Y are from Minneapolis
Minnesgot Mr. X was raised in| } Montana. _
told hat his initi re | Xir, X and
Mr. ¥ said

Mx. X has enough money so that he would not have to spend
any of the ransom money he received from the hijacking.

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ir. X is a pilot and had worked out of

sometime in 1968, If this is true, he would have had to

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BT #164-26
SE #164-81
JHS/cr/mhs
Page 1

The following investigation was conducted by SA
JOSEPH H. SERVEL:

ar!

On February 14, 1973,
| Executive Aviation,
who has been employed by Executive Aviation since
1968, and is a Vietnam veteran, advised that the only pilot
he can think of who has flown for either JOHNSON FLYING

SERVICE or Executive Aviation since 1968, who has the ini-
tials

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MONTANA

for ) Jadvised that | |
is and has been employed at the |

| [for a number of years, He is not a Vietnam
veteran,

On February 14, 1973, | | Executive
Aviation, which was formerly known as | |
advised his records do not know any individual currentl
employed by Executive Aviation, who has the initials |}
who was also employed in 1968.

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On February 14, 1973

JOHNSON FLYING SERVICE, ad=
vised he is familiar with all personnel employed by JOHNSON

FLYING SERVICE,

ployed whose initials are

to being hired.

He said

here is no one currently em-
who served in Vietnam prior

He said the only employee of JOHNSON FLYING

SERVICE with the initials

who has been employed by

y JOHNSON FLYL

21, 1962. He said that

and he is not a parachut

te jumper.

SERVI

since April

jis not a Vietnam veteran

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After being contacted telephonically by SA ROY_L
BURNS, Billings, Montana, relative to his intery ew Of L_

ers nD ae mee |
to yheasyw
SEAL incor ae ae
pan ae
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on!

BT #164-26
SE #164-81
RLB/ejs/mhs
Page 1

\\

The following investigation was conducted by SA
ROY L. BURNS:

At | | MONTANA

After several unsuccessful attempts, |
was located at his residence, | | on
February 15, 1973.

On interview, [ stated that he and an un=-
identified friend of his were discussing the hijacking in~-
volving D. B. COOPER and were trying to determine who, of
all their acquaintances, would be most logical to consider as
being suspect in having committed the_hijackin . After dis-
cussing the situation for some time, and his friend

decided that an individual by the name of| ___](phone-

tic) would be the most logical individual. The reason they
considered [___—_—i| as being a prime suspect is due to the

fact that he was formerly a mercenary soldier in an unknown
location, was a former [_ | in Vietnam, and
had done a_substantial amount of propelling. | | addi~

piionally. — |

In addition to the above,[_ sand his friend
pelieved that [___] would be a logical suspect due to the
fact that he would simply enjoy participating in an activity
of this nature. He is not particularly interested in the
money, but being of the personality that he is, would enjoy
eeline on the challenge of successfully effecting a hi-

acking,

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| List feels that a hijacking is the type
of thing that | | would enjoy doing.

| | on interview, actually knew very little

about | | He described him as Loliows: f = — ae of

Formovep neve
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) SERIAMSZED 8 Seat

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BT #164~26

SE #164-81
RLB/cje/ahs
Page 2

Race White

sex Male

Age Late 30s

Height Approzinetely 6*

Hair Red

The last time he had a full b6

beard, BIC

not personally seen [|
heard, althoug

[page rerortedly h
for approximately six ycars.
wis in the Seattle,

he cannot recall who told hin, that

Washington, area at the time of the Ho yas last
known by | to be residing in the Nontana,
ares. and s information came to | japproximately one
month aro.

On February 15, 1973, |

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| were interviewed concerning | |} None of these
ndividuiis knew __—siJnor is the name in any way fami}iar __
to them, All three individuals stated that in the event
did any substantial amount of flying at a11 within the | |
area, they would know this individual,

Later in the day on February 15, 1975, |
telephonically contacted the Resident Agency at which
time he advised that the name of the individual_mentioned above,
should in effect, be| |rather than

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1/10/73
AIRTEL AIR MAIL
— —
TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM: SAC, SALT LAKE CITY (164-24) (CRUC)
RE: NORJAK
(00:SE)

ReBTtel to SU and SE, 1/2/73.

Enclosed for SE are eight copies each of an
insert and FD 302 showing investigation at Brigham City,
Utah.

On 1/2/73, Sanpete County Sheriff GRANT LARSEN,

(NA). Nanti, Utah, telephoni advised that he had known

| Manta, Utah, all of

his life. Sheriff LARSEN stated there has been no large
purchase of farms in the Manti, Utah, area or in the entirety
of the Sanpete County. Sheriff LARSEN described |
as follows:

Height 6 feet 2 inches

Weight 160 pounds

Build Slender

air Blond

Complexion Ruddy

Age Approximately 31 years
Sheriff LARSEN stated that | [has an

arrest record for | |
j and LARSEN deseribed him as a

| He stated that both of parents
were deceased. Ne stated he was not sure as to the enployment
of [ | however, he was currently living in Manti, Utah.
He indicated | | always seems to be shy of money, hotjoson

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he does drive a late model pickup truck.

(2ySeattle (Enc. 16)
1-Salt Lake City
JMN:dls (3) -

NE JANI 21973,

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OO nn,

FD-302 (REV. 11-27-70) F . @

»

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

1/5/73

Date of transcription

2

| Fife Rock Products
Company, 620 East 5th sou located their employee
information card concerning. which

was given their payroll number | |} stated that
worked for the Fife Company _. =i

is not doing business any_more) on the |
which consisted of the |

[| Social Security Number is L
His residence was shown as Manti., U
lace of birth as | |
| Employee ecard indicated he was |
and that he was employed as | |

[|stated that [[__] worked in 1968 for
them, but did not work for long; and in 1969 he began
| work on or about April 14, 1969. The last checkhe
| received was for the week ending November 29, 1972, and
his total earnings were a little over $5,000.00 for

1969. He also received one cheek for the week ending
March 28, 1970, in the amount of $271.32.

| stated that |
Bricham City. Utah. telephone | was

the and that he
would have been the_one who hired | It was
responsibility to

| |provided an employee's | 1

,f and the Fife Construction Company,
incorporated, employee card pertaining to[_____] He
a

noted that would have filled out all of the

information down to and including the line requesting to
| know whether he is married or single. [L__Jasked that
these items be returned to him and asked for a receipt

which was providedto him.

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1/3/73 4 Brigham City, Utah vile SU 164-29

H Interviewed on,

by SA |: dis Date dictated_! +! (NLT 34 was a

oS ea we as
JAI 4 24923

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI, It is the property of the FRlLoand is Jagned to vour agency;

torts

aprast an -

it and tls contents are not to be disfributed outside your agency. - ro

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The Wi investigation was conducted
by SA _ » at Brigham City, Utah, on
January 3, 1973:
Search of the Mountain Bell Telephone
Directory was made and it was determined there was
no Fisk Construction Company at Brigham City, Utah,
but there was a Fife Rock Products Company, located
at 620 East 5th South, Brigham City, Utah.
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NR 093 BT PLAIN

5319 PM NITEL t-2-73 DDR

TOs: SALT LAKE CITY (164-24)
SEATTLE (164-81) a bic

FROM: BUTTE (164-26) ONE PAGE

NORJAK. 00: SEATTLE.

ON 1-2=72, TELEPHONECALLY ADVISED | Jor Pe
[__ | MantTI, UTAH, WaS RESPONSIBLE FOR NORJAK. BASED INFO ON b7D
Fact | [HAD COMMITTED CRIME.[ |states[ |
HAS BOUGHT NEAR MANTI OR SOMEWHERE IN

NEVADA.[ ____]1S FORMER PARATROOPER, SQUAD LEADER IN VIETNA' AND
FAMILIAR WITH ALL TYPES OF EXPLOSIVES. HE HAS WORKED For[ |

|, BRIGHAM CITY, UTAH. DESCRIBED AS BLOND, SIX

FEET ONE INCH, GOOD LOOKING, ABOUT 37 YEARS OLD, |
SALT LAKE GITY HANDLE.[ __JBEING INTERVIEWED FOR MORE DETAILS.
ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

" END
FBI SEATTLE
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AIRTEL re armen ai,
"MO: sac; SACRAEETEO" "(8450)"

os ROR," Bae, OEATTLE: 86-0) om.
. SUBIECT:. WORJAK' =."

'trooper im the U.S... Army.

s/arts.

"

09: 'SEATTLE Et pee
'SUR: 660
_, RG, Sacranonte: airtel to" Seattle, '4/30/73.

MILES ouggedted 28.8. suspect by- the Los Angelos.
Division bocause of his Close resembianco to the artist's composite,
ho ig o pilot who ovas his, oun 'plane, - and: he was & Zormor para~

™

' MILES is a prominent: citizen in tho. Truckee area and.

is very netive 'dm local 'politics with no indication: of financial |

probleas or indications of-.ynusual wealth. (Note MILES has ag.

. excellent. motel business), .UJIES, who was: 48:at the timo of

NORJAK bas very gray. hee & narroy face, 'and, hos Boticsable
crooked 'front teeth, oR, a ; :

ys

Contacts oat: 5 eatabliched sources te tho Truckee 'aren -

have: failed to Giscloss: 'MELES* location during. pertinent period,

The LAtont 'Fingerprint Section. advised, Fobruary. 33,

(1973, NORJAK partials not identical vith fingorprints of MILES.

BIg) view of the above noted physical digserepancies

. betvecn UNSUB and LILES, no further Anvestigation will bo con~
ducted: concerning hia at this: tine. ; ,

7:
wes

ARID AND' DANGEROUS. ye
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8) Seattle.
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aantal

AIRTEL

TO : SAC, SEATTLE (164«81)

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

SUBJECT: NORJAK

AIR MATL

e

4/30/73

Re Sacramento Letter to' Seattle, dated 1/26/73.

Periodic contacts with Lieutenant |_

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Nevada County Sheriff's Office, Truckee, California, has BIC
revealed no additional infomation regarding Suspect SCHUYLER |
W. MILES, JR. ' ft is noted MILES is a well-known individual
in the Truckee area and if additional inquiries made would
alert him of FBI interest. ' Contacts with established sources
' Truckee area have failed to disclose MILES! whereabouts

during pertinent period.
LEADS

SEATTLE

AT SEATTLE, WASHINGTON.

(1) 'Will advise Sacramento

of results of Laboratory comparisons of MILES' fingerprints

with NORJAK prints,

"O). Seattle

2 » Sacramento
FMH3i1
* (4)

utr Sty 4h
)@4—3$/-xo§L

SEARCHED. /]. .. INDEXED)...
SERIALIZED. ahi

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OS

oo Ed

SC 164-50

' (2) Will advise whether or not MILES still being
considered suspect in captioned case.

SACRAMENTO

AT DONNER LAKE = TRUCKEE, CALIFORNIA. Will, upon
receipt of requested information from Seattle, conduct
indicated investigation.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

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Washington, D. C. _ 20537"

oe geet omnl nme OF INVESTIGATION oa
Se Se, REPORT oe os, Toe

"of the oo i

-tbeMCATION DIVISION

LATENT, FINGERPRINT. SECTION _ oo

woe "YOUR FILE NO! 194-81 . : : ee 7 _Bobruary 23, 193. 5:
_. FBI FILE NO. oe 164-2111 - ER ED ea Soe RR Ee re,
»_ |, LATENT CASE NO." A 45410 hE te TS

oe ~ "to: sac, Seattle

i |. REFERENCE: * Adrtel 2-12-1300. ya ea
. 2 8 ERAMAMION Bi RisQUESTED, BY: Seattle ee ap the tas :
ae SPECIMENS: a

Fs Latent ni fingerpritits captioned. < case é notildentical -
", tingerprinis of Schuyler William Miles, or. + bora 1- 30-23,

" Identification Division files:

. |. (THIS REPORT IS FURNISHED FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY

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FD-36 (Rev. 5-22-64)
FB!
Date: 2/12/73

Transmit the following in

(Type in plaintext or code)

Vi AZRTEL AIRMAIL
' (Priority)
we a a ee een ee ee bow
TO: ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (164-2111)
ATTENTION: IDENTIFICATION DIVISION
F C$
FROM: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) Q 4 S*

ma

SUBJECT: NORJAK
00: SEATTLE

RE;. SCHUYLER WILLIAM MILES, JR.
SUB 564

For the information of the Identification Division,
Los Angeles has developed suspect in this matter as SCHUYLER
W. MILES, JR., aka SKY MILES, SKYLER MILES, date of birth
January 30, 1923, described as former Sergeant, Los Angeles
County Sheriff's Office, who reportedly closely resembles
artist's conception of UNSUB. Further descriptive information
of MILES is place of birth Washington, Pennsylvania, SSAN
548-54-5579, 5' 9 1/2", 170 pounds, gray hair, brown eyes,
white male American. Armed and Dangerous

LEADS

The Identification Division is requested to compare
NORJAK partials to MILES' prints and advise Seattle of results.
.

SACRAMENTO DIVISION fl, ni tt .
At Donner Lake, California b [ie

1) Will attempt to ascertain MILES' current finan-
cial situation, including information on any safe-deposit
boxes in MILES' name.

2) Will review credit card and cancelled check
information to possibly determine location on November 24, 1971.

3) Through other logical sources, attempt to de~-
termine location on November 24, 1971.
| Cab SCY

"3 ~— Bureau

— 2 -—Sacramento—-t64505
(3) - Seattle /, Yo &§ LE APOE
App jud: & Sent M Per
Special Agent in Charge U.S.Government Printing Office: 1972 — 455-574

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eh Reve 7-90) © 5010-106 . T ) en .

a AY 1962 EDITION / {AEs
. GSA GEN. REG, NO. 27 FRED re .
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT he

Memorandum

TO + SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) — ' DATE: 1/15/73

FROM : SAC, ST. LOUIS ( 164-63) ) (RUC) Ss 6 f

SUBJECT: . NORTAK

Reference: Los Angeles. Nitel, 1/2/73.

pL vas rhe ae RO TON $93 71 NPR) Rees cHECK
Servic

RW LT
ree LER Wo at the Mt ey a (MN sbeey Be Oat Ae bed aes 8 2A NPRC, St. "Louis, Mo., and
reviewed on 1/15/73 by SC b6 per FBI
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(_] Enclosed are copies of (Form FD-302) (investigative insert) (letterhead memorandum) reflecting
pertinent information.

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

{_] Personnel, NPRC (Civilian) (Military) Personnel Records Branch, Veterans Administration Record

, no record on subject or

Processing Center, SLMO, advised on
could be located on basis of information furnished. In event ad-

ditional identifying or descriptive data becomes available, another lead for review of the NPRC
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assignment, and Social Security number.
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