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Scars, marks or other date
Facts of complaint
advised he works during the day, however, he does not want contact there. He is generally homeafter 4:00 PM each day. He advised he would like to talk to an Agent regarding information he may possess regarding D.B. COOPER.
advised he lives max
Tillamook. Oregon,
didn't want to discuss information over the phone but gave impression he had information re D.B. COOPER in the East Beaver Creek, Oregon area.
164-41-1731
SERIALIZE
A Band RA
Action Recommended
Open and assign to an Agent.
SC RALPH H. DOGGETT, JR.
(Agent)
DB Cooper-43133
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AIRTEL
1/26/79
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RE
WASHINGTON
On 1/18/79.
no hone telephone,
Washington
message phone
. telephonically contacted the Portland Office to furnish the following information:
She met a man naned believed
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ONE OF THE PARTIES STATED HE HAD TO LEAVE TO TAKE EIGHT LOADS OUT AND IT WAS MENTIONED THAT ONE OF THE PARTIES HAD 20 LOADS TO GO TO AUBURN. ONE OF THE PARTIES USED THE HANDLE AND ONE OF THE PARTIES USED THE CALL SIGNALS CONTACT WITH FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION (FCC) OFFICE,
IS LISTED TO PORTLAND, OREGON, DISCLOSES CB LICENSE SHELBY, OHIO, ·
NEITHER FCC NOR HEADQUARTERS OF REACT, CB ORGANIZATION AT PORTLAND, HAVE ANY RECORD OF HANDLES OR
CLEVELAND AT SHELBY, OHIO. DETERMINE CURRENT LOCATION
OF
HOLDER OF CB LICENSE
, AND SET OUT LEAD FOR INTERVIEW. SEATTLE AT AUBURN, WASHINGTON. CONDUCT INVESTIGATION
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FBI
CLASSIFICATION: :selected: TOP SECRET :unselected: Facsimile :unselected: Teletype :unselected: CONFIDENTIAL :unselected: :unselected: :unselected: UNCLAS E F TO :unselected: UNCLAS
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Date
PAGE THREE PD 164-41 UNCLAS
AT LUMBER MILLS IN EFFORT TO IDENTIFY TRUCKER BRINGING IN 20 LOADS OF LOGS FROM WASHOUGAL, WASHINGTON, AREA, AND CAUSE INTERVIEW OF TRUCKER REGARDING THIS MATTER.
ARMED AND DANGEROUS .
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TRANSMIT VIA:
PRECEDENCE:
CLASSIFICATION: :unselected: Teletype :unselected: Immediate :unselected: TOP SECRET :unselected: Facsimile :unselected:
Priority :unselected: SBORET :selected: Airtel :unselected: Routine :unselected:
CONFIDENTIAL :unselected: UNCLAS EF TO :unselected: UNCLAS Date 4/23/79
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SAC, MINNEAPOLIS (164-73) (RUC)
SUBJECT: NORJAK (A)
00: SEATTLE
ReMPtelcals to Portland 3/23/79, and 3/26/79.
Enclosed for Portland and Seattle is one copy each of the following:
1. D. B. COOPER project program.
2. Minneapolis Tribune article dated 4/8/78, captioned "Legend Of A Hijacker Comes To Cricket Theater."
3. Minneapolis Tribune article dated 4/8/79, written by JOHN KERANS, captioned "Northwest 727 Hijacker Cooper Made A Quantum
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ENTER THE Cricket Theater, which last month opened a whim- sical musical based on the fic- tionalized life of an airplane hi- jacker named D.B. Cooper. In real life a man identified by that name commandeered a North- west Airline aircraft in 1971 and later parachuted from the plane somewhere over Washington- state.
Cooper He carried with him about 21 pounds in money, totaling $200,000. No one knows what happened to Cooper and none of the money, all of which was marked, has been recovered.
Until now, anyway. If you believe what follows, I have a bridge you might be interested in buying.
Earlier this year the Cricket, in a promotional gimmick, placed an ad in Time Magazine. "D.B. Cooper, wherever you are," the ad said. "Two free tickets are waiting for you at the Cricket Theater for 'The D.B. Cooper Project.'"
TWO REPLIES WERE received - both appar-
ently written by the same person.
The first, postmarked from Chicago, thanked the Cricket for the invitation. "I won't say I will accept, and I won't say I won't," the writer said.
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He is 99 percent sure that his information is accurate and he desires to communicate the information to an agent in person. He is unwilling to discuss the matter on the telephone. He will be at the above address any time between 8 and 10 a.m. in the mornings.
LEAD
SEATTLE
AT VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON.
Will contact for any information he has pertaining to this matter.
ARMED AND DANGEROUS
2
2 - Seattle
Portland
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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
SAC, PORTLAND (164-41) (P) NORJAK (00: Seattle) Bufile 164-2111
For information of Seattle, on 5/29/79,
, Lewis River News, Woodland, Washington, telephonically contacted the Portland Office to furnish the following infor- mation:
Since the hijacker in this matter parachuted from the Northwest Orient airliner in the vicinity of Woodland, Washington, his newspaper has monitored the investigation and the readers have followed it with interest.
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not materialize, it was planned to utilizo the documentary film in the current series captioned "In Search Of," also produced by Allen Landsberg Productions and narrated by television star Leonard Nimoy. Upon instructions from the Bureau, the Portland office cooperated in the filming of this documentary, which filming included some footage of and commentary by SA RALPH P. HIMMELSBACH, Portland case agent.
On Sunday night, 10/28/79, the "In Search Of" tele- vision program broadcast the above mentioned documentary con- cerning this case. On 10/29/79. Bunt Valley, b6 b7C b7D
Maryland, telephone telephoned the Portland office and spoke with SAC ARTHUR G. BARGER and SA RALPH P. HIMMELSBACH. advised that he had observed the above television show and had a suspect in mind who may possibly be identical with UNSUB. stated he desired that his identity be kept confidential and that the suspect not be informed that he, + furnished any information concerning him.
2 - Seattle 2 - Baltimore 2- Portland
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Airline officials complied with his demand. In return, Cooper allowed the 30 passengers and two of the three stewardesses to leave the plane.
He then ordered the pilot. to fly south to Reno, Nev., at 200 mph at 10,000 feet with the wing flaps down. He ordered the crew members to stay in the cockpit.
A few minutes later in the dark skies over Oregon, Cooper imlatched the
jet's rear boarding ramp and jumped out, wearing one of the parachutes.
The plane was flying at 196 mph, the temperature was 7 degrees below zero and there were winds of up to 50 mph. As far as is known, Cooper wore no goggles or protective clothing:
Using a computer, the FBI calculat- ed he parachuted into a 24-square-mile area on the Washington-Oregon border near the rugged shores of Lake Mer- win in an area of denise woods and craggy foothills, almost impenetrable in many places.
"For him to have gotten down un- injured would have been a tremendous feat or a tremendous stroke of luck," said Himmelsbach.
If Cooper died that night, no one has ever admitted finding his body - or the $200,000 ransomn.
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Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan
DB Cooper-43205PD 164-41
(2)
1
registered to 2 license
same DOBs as
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(3) 1972 Chevrolet, four-door station wagon, Oregon license 1 at registered to the above address.
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This warranty deed reveals that
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DB Cooper-43206UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
TO
: SA RALPH P. HIMMELSBACH (164-41)
DATE:
1/24/80
FROM BART
SAC ARTHUR G. BARGER
SUBJECT:
NORJAK
00:
SEATTLE
BUFILE :
164-2111
The following telephonic information was furnished by an anonymous source on 1/24/80:
, an employee Portland, Oregon, is a lookalike of "D. B. COOPER." Other circumstances surrounding the conduct of suggests possible identity as D.
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KRATO
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This bill of lading is governed by the regulations relating Thereto as published in Title 4, Part. 52.of tha Code of Federal Regulations.
Except as provided in 4, CFR 52 or us otherwise stated hereon, this bill of lading is also subject to the. same rules and conditions as govern commercial shipments made an the usual forms provided therefor by the carriet. Prepayment of charges shall 'n no way be demanded nor shall carrier make any collection of charges at time of delivery.
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS AND ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTIONS
1. Continuat or sheets of the prescribed form should be used and attached-hereto when space-under. - "De- scription of Articles" on the face of this bill of lading.
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POINT NAMED
NAME OF ISSUING OFFICER
COMPANY
DATE OF RECEIPT OF SHIPMENT I
INITIAL CARRIER'S AGENT, BY SIGNATURE BELOW, CERTIFIES HE RECEIVED THE ORIGINAL BILL OF LADING.
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CARRIER FURNISHED :unselected: DELIVERY :unselected: TRAP-CAR SERVICE AT DESTINATION.
thin BEACHES STUDIED - STANDARD FORM 110%
* SHOW ALSO CUBIC MEASUREMENTS FOR SHIPMENTS VIA AIR, TRUCK OR WATER CARRIER IN CASES WHERE REQUIRED.
Jonygry 1974 5 GAO,3 1103-212 DB Cooper-43223
NAME OF TRANSPORTATION
FEDERAL EXPRESS
DATE 2/13/80m Support Services Supy. ISSUING OFFICE Federal Bureau of Investigation 1500 S.W. FIRST, PORTLAND , OR 97 201 (Street address). (City) (State or country) (ZIP code).
THIS CONSIGNMENT DELIVERED COMPLETE AND IN APPARENT GOOD ORDER EXCEPT AS MAY BE INDICATED HEREAFTER. :unselected: CARRIER OS&D REPORT ATTACHED.
FROM PERERAL BUREAU INVESTIGATION 1500 S.W. FIRST, PORTLAND OR 97202 (bonipping porr)
FULL NAME OF SHIPPER U.
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The ,man told them that the money was buried under a pile of garbage at the Puyallup dump.
Mostly, however, people just have had fun with the D.B. Cooper story. T-shirts with the picture of D.B. Cooper in his sunglasses and bearing the legend, "D.B. Cooper, 'Where Are You?".became popu- lar, and there even was a song written about him. '
The residents of Ariel, Cowlitz County, near where Cooper sup- posedly bailed out, started holding an annual "D.B. Cooper Day" to commemorate the event. The fes- tival, called the "Cooper Caper," featured bear stew and sky divers and attracted more than 800 peo- ple. But not, apparently, D,B .: Cooper,
As for the two Federal Bureau of Investigation agents who have been on the case since it began, they say they believe D.B. Cooper probably died the night he went out the plane.
"It is my personal opinion that he is dead," said Joseph O'Con- nell, who has retired. "He jumped out of a plane at 10,000 feet on a cold, raw night and he jumped in ani -area densely populated with Douglas fir and ponderosa pine."
Ralph Himmelsbach, Portland- F.
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occurred to me that there may be abundant information available that might not ordinarily be pursued in this type of investigation. Accordingly, the following suggestions are offered for your consider- ation:
1. Sediment trapped within the material and surrounding material may provide clues as to the source areas from which the sand and material were transported from.
2. The sediment material may provide a clue as to other likely areas along the Columbia where additional materials might be deposited.
3. Analysis of the local stratagraphy and sedimentology may give an indication of the date that the materials were deposited at the location of discovery,
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FBI-PORTLAND/2.
DB Cooper-43252
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4. Analysis of the abrasion characteristics of the material itself, that is the money bundle, may suggest the distance traveled and thereby give additional clues as to the source from which the material was derived.
Significant information may still be available at the site.
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the money bundle, may suggest the distance traveled and thereby give additional clues as to the source from which the material was derived.
Significant information may still be available at the site. If any samples were taken of material before the local sediment was disturbed, those samples would be very useful in any analysis. Also, photographs may be useful in reconstructing the depositional circum- stance in which the money materials were located. If not, the next time a discovery takes place, care should be taken to acquire the geologic information from the site before excavation takes place. In any case, investigation of the geologic circumstances of the money materials may yield the information as listed above.
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BEND,OR + FB 28 PM 199G. 9744
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THEJANDO
Federal Bureau of Investigation 745 Wall Street Bend, Oregon 97701
DB Cooper-432542/26/80
DIRECTOR, FBI (164-211)
(ATTN: PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICE)
SAC, PORTLAND (164-41) (P)
NORJAK 00: Seattle
Enclosed for the Bureau is one packet of newspaper articles collected at Portland, Oregon.
The enclosed articles are typical of those appearing in most major newspapers in the State of Oregon
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The enclosed articles are typical of those appearing in most major newspapers in the State of Oregon following announcement of the location of a portion of the ransom received by the subject in this matter.
The media contacts on this matter by personnel of the Portland Division during the period 2/12-25/80 included one press conference, 26 television appearances, and a multitude of recorded radio appearances.
2 - Bureau (Enclosure)
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2 - Portland 4-41)
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DB Cooper-432557-1b
REPORT of the
FBI~ LABORATORY
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535
To: SAC, Portland (164-41)
February 29, 1980
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Re: NORJAK
Specimens received February 14, 1980
Result of examination:
A description of the evidence submitted with Portland communication dated February 13, 1980, was listed in Laboratory report dated February 25, 1980.
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Through the institute's Scientific Detection Program being offered to prospective candidates, the case of alias D. B. Cooper, one of the most renoun cases of the twentieth century, has been selected.
Therefore, through the permission and cooperation of the Bureau, the institute proposes to conduct the following case study of:
1. Microanalysis, neutron activation and spectrographic voice identification.
2. Naco analysis, handwriting analysis, hypnosis of victims and voice stress analysis.
3. Data analysis techniques and statistical methods of related crimes occurred in the past.
4. Data collection sources.
DB Cooper-43284
164.41 - 1819 :unselected: b6 b7C :unselected: :unselected:CALIFORNIA INSTITUT
OF CRIMINOLOGY
CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF CRIMINOLOGY 6253 Hollywood Blvd., Suite 519 Hollywood, CA 90028
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Due to the facts and some clues that may have been overlooked by the Bureau and other outside law enforcement agencies, the institute feels this study could prove to be a very vital asset toward solving this mystery crime.
Thank you for your attention. I am looking forward to a response soon.
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Cooper Case
Retention For appropriate :selected: For infomation :unselected: optional :unselected: action :unselected: Surep, by :unselected: The enclosed is for your information. If used in a future report,
sources, :unselected: paraphrase contents. :unselected: conceal all :unselected: Enclosed are corrected pages from report of SA dated .
Remark s:
A possible lead.
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INDEXED
RLEE
APR 3 0 1980
FAL PORTLAND
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FBI/DOJ DB Cooper-43292 :selected: :unselected:April 23, 1980
USAF (Ret.)
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Hicksville, New York
Dear
Thank you for your letter of April 3rd. All of us in the FBI appreciate your thoughtfulness in bringing this information to our attention. Concerned citizens are a great asset to law enforcement and I again thank you for. alerting us to the similarity of D. B. Cooper to your former military companion.
Sincerely yours,
Roger S. Young Inspector in Charre Public Affairs Office
I -. Butte - Enclosure :selected: 1
- Portland - Enclosure 1 - Seattle - Enclosure
DB Cooper-43293b6 b7C
Hechaville, NY april 3, 1980
Federal Bureau of
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FM ANCHORAGE (164-227) (RUC) TO WFO PRIORITY, VIA. HQ PORTLAND PRIORITY VIA HQ SEATTLE PRIORITY VIA HQ BT UNCLAS 0. UNSUB, AKA D. B. COOPER, CAA - HIJACKING (A), 00: PORTLAND. RE WFO TELCALL TO ANCHORAGE, JULY 30, 1980. WFO INFORMED AN UNSUB HAD APPLIED FOR PASSPORT AT WASHINGTON, D.C. WILL PICK UP PASSPORT FRIDAY AM, AUGUST 1, 1980, AND HE MAY BE SUBJECT OF : THIS INVESTIGATION. UNSUB APPLIED FOR PASSPORT AS ROBERT NED BISHOP, BORN SEPT 11, 1922, AT ANCHORAGE, ALASKA.
ALASKA WAS U. S. TERRITORY PRIOR TO 1959. TERRITORIAL BIRTH RECORDS AT ALASKA STATE BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS, JUNEAU, ALASKA, CONFIRMED ROBERT NED BISHOP, WHITE MALE, WAS BORN SEPT .11, 1922, AT ANCHORAGE, ALASKA, TO FATHER WILLIAM NED BISHOP, WHITE
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DB Cooper-43330PAGE TWO AN 164-227 UNCLAS MALE, AGE 27, BORN MISSOURI, OCCUPATION CONTRACTOR, AND TO MOTHER. HILDUR SWANSON, WHITE FEMALE, AGE 2.7, BORN TACOMA, WASHINGTON, OCCUPATION HOUSEWIFE.
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ALASKA JUSTICE INFORMATION SYSTEM (AJIS) STATE COMPUTER HAD NO RECORD IN CRIMINAL FILES OR DRIVER'S LICENSE FILES ON ROBERT NED BISHOP. ANCHORAGE POLICE DEPT HAD NO RECORD OF BISHOP. ANCHORAGE CITY DIRECTORIES. OF 1953, 1954, 1955, 1960, 1970, 1975, 1979, AND 1980 HAD NO RECORD OF ROBERT NED BISHOP. . ANCHORAGE INDICES NEGATIVE ON BISHOP. . BT
DB Cooper-43331FD-448 (Rev. 9-18-78)
Transmit attached by Facsimile - UNCLAS
Precedence
To:
SAC, WFO (ATTN: SA
Date:
7/30/80
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Subject:
NORJAK
Initials - :unselected: Fingerprint Photo :unselected: Fingerprint Record :unselected: Map :unselected: Newspaper clipping :unselected: Photograph :unselected: Artists Conception :selected: Other Indictment for John Doe, aka D.B. Cooper
Special handling instructions: Needed for trial morning of July 31, 1980.
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Enclosed for Seattle are the following:
Original FD-302's for
and
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Two copies each of investigative insert reflecting investigation conducted at Portland, Oregon, on 2/20/80 and 6/11/80.
For information of Seattle, all currency recovered in this matter submitted to, processed and returned by the FBI Laboratory, will remain under appropriate custody of Portland Division until such time as deemed otherwise.
2 - Seattle (Enc.9) 1 ;- Portland
(3)
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11/17/80
TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) FROM: SAC, WFO (164-301) (P)
UNSUB, aka D. B. COOPER Crime aboard Aircraft; INFORMATION CONCERNING (00 :WFO)
Re WFO airtel to Seattle dated October 10, 1980.
Enclosed for Seattle are three photographs. The first photograph is a color artist's conseption of D. B. Cooper as described
black and white photographs are also enclosed of Robert Ned Bishop. The first photograph is an arrest photograph taken by the Sacramento, California Police Department on June 20, 1971. The second photograph is an altered photograph by the FBI Special Projects Unit that depicts Robert Ned Bishop with the same hair as that shown in the artist's conception.
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The caller identified himself to the Harvey's
Switchboard as , Norman, b6 Oklahoma, telephone He indicated the recent
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press releases re arrests "jarred" his memory and
that a former neighbor aka
who lived across the street of his old address of Portland, Oregon, he believes is identical to the hijacker. :selected: 2
- Oklahoma City - Portland (164-41) 2 - Seattle (164-81)
2
A
(1-
(Info)
10/8/81
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Ipol
D
164-Ni-1849
DB Cooper-43350 :unselected:LV 164-60
stated that
bragged about b6
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the hijacking matter with his son during the time he resided across the street from them, exact date unrecalled. A witness to these statements and who possibly could provide additional information regarding is
Last Name Unknown (LNU), who is employed at the Ruth Ashbrook Bakery, located on the corner of Milwaukee Avenue and Tolman in Portland.
advised he resided across the street b6 b7C
from for 3 to 4 years until he moved to the Strong- burg area, then subsequently moved to Texas and to Norman, Oklahoma. He does not know if still resides on
in Portland.
indicated that he did not contact the FBI previously because he did not associate with the hijacking until he read the
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He was himself an accomplish pipot, he was an instrument pilot or at least had considerable instrument training, especially with OMNI Navigation. He had considerable experiene flying over Oregon and Northern California. Knowing in detail the terain and exact location of all populated areas, open large fields and all the OMNI (vortac)) stations.
He was an experienced parachute jumperPossibly in the military, a smoke Jumper but more likely a private parachute club.
DB Cooper-433723:
Cooper had at least two acomplaces. "A" got on the 727 earlier. Maybe at Prortland of agt an earlied stop ( if any). He was one of the first passengers to get on board so few if any would notice that he had a piece of Caryy on luggage which he put under he seat, He was one of the last to get off at Seattle, so that in the confusion no one would notice that he had "Forgot" his luggage. In this luggage there was a pair of jump boots, a specially made jump suit with, pockets, hooks etc to carry Coopers equipment anda sport parachute. The chutes Cooper asked for were just decoys.
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Indexed Filed
DB Cooper-43390PD 164A-41
Most of these calls have been occasioned by the well-publicized tenth anniversary of the skyjacking, concomitant with a motion picture release, "In Search of D. B. Cooper." The producers of this motion picture offered a $1,000,000 reward if D. B. Cooper would turn himself in. All calls received on this incident have been totally without substantiation and/or hoaxes. Based upon this, SAC, Portland, has issued firm instructions to complaint and night duty personnel that they are to evaluate any call regarding the skyjacking carefully and not dispatch investigative personnel unless they believe there is good reason to do so. In this way, every effort is being made to avoid useless expenditure of valuable Agent time.
On the afternoon of 12/7/81, of television station KOIN-TV, Portland, advised the Portland Office of the FBI that an individual identifying himself as D. B. Cooper visited the station
He was questioned by station personnel and immediately ruled out as being Cooper, since he was unable to answer simple questions about the skyjacking. For example, he stated that he boarded the plane in Seattle and he was unable to give the correct
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identical to the subject in b7C
2 - Seattle 2 - Portland
(4)
164-41-1867
seauchen
Serialized
Indexed
Filed
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DB Cooper-43395
b6 b7C
b6 b7CPD 164A-41
captioned matter as :unselected: was furnished.
. No further description b6 b7C
The above information is furnished to Seattle for evaluation and all leads are left to the discretion of Seattle Office.
Investigation continuing.
2*
DB Cooper-43396AIRTEL
12/23/81
TO:
SAC, SEATTLE (164A-81)
FROM :
SAC, PORTLAND (164A-41) (P)
SUBJECT:
NORJAK (A)
(00: Portland)
Re Detroit teletype to the Bureau, 11/13/81; and Detroit
airtel to Portland, 11/5/81.
Enclosed for Seattle are two copies each of referenced communications and two copies of a photograph of WILBER L. PARKER.
Copies of enclosed communication and photograph of PARKER furnished to Seattle for evaluation.
ARMED AND DANGEROUS
2
2 - Seattle (Enc. 6) Portland
(4)
- 1 *-
164-41-1868 b6 b7C
Searched Serialized Indexed
Filed
DB Cooper-43397AN 164A-227
1
The following investigation was conducted by SA
:
AT JUNEAU, ALASKA
(Protect)
Alaska, telephone number
, appeared at the Juneau Resident: Agency, FBI, Juneau, Alaska, and provided to SA a list of names and addresses of indivi- of Juneau,
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FILED NOV 2 9 1971 FBI - SEATTLE
IJA
DB Cooper-31887AIR MAIL
PAR AVION
VICTORIA 1 PM NOV 26 1971 8.0.
AVOID VOS DAMS
Canada Tô !!
F. B.I SEATTLE U. S. A
DB Cooper-318881015 Second Avenue Seattle, Washington 98104 November 30, 1971
৳6 b7C
Hoquiam, WA
Dear
I have received your letter offering your observations concerning the hijacking of the Northwest Airlines plane.
I am most appreciative of your thoughtful- ness in giving me the benefit of these observations and your experience.
Sincerely yours,
J. E. MIANES Special Agent in Charge
JEa:con (2) Cố 164-81
164-31-0 -15
DB Cooper-31889b6 b7C
Hoquiam, Wash.
Office of the federal Bureau of Investigation Seattle, Wash. 98331
Dear Sirs, I have read in the newspapers of your efforts to Locate the parachutist who b6 b7C
hijacked, the 727. The reason for my Letter is that I have Therefore might have some apriori Knowledge or instinct of how amother experienced jumper might think, and react.
You hypothesized that : since he is om experienced Jumper.
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After this length of time I am no longer certain that the picture I saw on TV does in fact resemble the photo.
One other, very subjective, thing. Although he has been nothing but civil and friendly with me I have observed that he has a mean disposition with little provocation.
< /A
If you feel there is any merit in pursuing this information I will then provide you with a name and possible location of this individual.
A few words about myself. My husband and I are retired. I was We left San Diego five years ago We ended up in Mexico where we built a home. We have family in the US where we will return one day: our Mexico stay is just a phase.
INDICES MÀ **** * 5-
CONFIDEN' !!:
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DB Cooper-31900
b6 b7C
b6 b7C
b6 b7C :unselected:Memorandum
To
:
SAC, SEATTLE (164A-SE-81) (P)
Date
9/17/93
From:
:
SA
Subject:
NORJAK
00:
SEATTLE
ARMED AND DANGEROUS
Reference Jacksonville letter to Seattle, dated
7/19/93. :selected: X
Reference communication forwarded a letter from unknown individual who identifies himself as In this letter, the writer states
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Concerned citizens are a great asset to law enforcement and I again thank you for alerting us to the similarity of. D. B. Cooper to your former military companion.
Sincerely yours,
Roger S. Young Inspector in Charge. Public Affairs Office
1 - Butte - Enclosure
b6 b7C
SEARCHE SERIALIZED ____ TIL.D.
XED
APR 28 1980
FBI- BJNE
SUBR 16-1-81-8371
. DB Cooper-31915 :unselected:April 23, 1980
SUB JR
USAF (Ret.)
b6 b7C
Hicksville, New York
Dear 3
Thank you for your letter of April 3rd. All of us in the FBI appreciate your thoughtfulness in bringing this information to our attention. Concerned citizens are a great asset to law enforcement and I again thank you for . alerting us to the similarity of D. B. Cooper to your former military companion.
Sincerely yours,
Roger S .. Young Inspector in Charge Public Affairs Office
1 -. Butte - Enclosure I - Portland - Enclosure 1
· Seattle - Enclosure
l'ora new baby .
SUBR 164-81-8370 b6 b7C
SEARCH SERIAL
DEX
HLED 0)
DB Cooper-31916b6 b7C
Nickville, NY april 3, 1980
Federal Bureau of Investigation Washington, D.C.
HICKSVILLE, N.Y.
SUBSiC,J.B
Gentlemen :
Just saw the CBS production of the first "chypacking " by a "D.
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SEACOS Seat SERIALIZ
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FBI - SEATTLE
DB Cooper-31956November 29, 1979.
R,C,J
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Ass't Special Agent Seattle, Office, FBI Seattle, Washington 98101 -
Dear Sir:
I have written a book length novel based upon the D.B. Cooper . episode of 1971, which will be released in early 1980.
It would be appropriate to have an authentic reproduction of the composit drawing of the suspect, as has been publically released by the FBI.
I am therefore, writing to inquire if I could prevail upon you to send one to me that I could.use, crediting its source as the FBI.
Very Sincerely,
Red Bluff, Calif
Copy Of photo w/out file numbers pent 12/28/79
SUB.R 164-81-8151
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DB Cooper-31957 :unselected:b6 b7C
Dan Cooper Hijacking of thewest Oment Avlinen; 1972
CAA 02: Sencole Siar-Sirs
I have reason to believe Know where the man is that Chique had the place in your te Droit seven years ago, and desup sauce.
"we are visiting My Days an Dia. wage hear Calabash all the tree del gone heating a finding My way.
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1621-81-883-
date
SE46ARE
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Signed:
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Approved :unselected:
Cubana0 DB Cooper-31984
b6 b7C
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b6
b7CINVOICE
NEW COLUMBIA GARDEN CO., ING. 12112 N.W. LOWER RIVER ROAD . VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON SBAGG PHONE 206-693-4216
SOLD TO
- Federal Bureau of Investigation
916 Lecond Avenue
Seattle ; Stach, 9814
SHIPPED TO
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<figure><table><tr><th>Tractor and disc use on beach</th><th></th><th>100,00</th></tr><tr><th>I havea use of tractor & backhoe on brach @</th><th>500 hr</th><th>350,00</th></tr><tr><td></td><td></td><td></td></tr><tr><td>Potal due</td><td>#</td><td>450,00</td></tr><tr><td></td><td></td><td></td></tr><tr><td></td><td></td><td></td></tr><tr><td></td><td></td><td></td></tr><tr><td>gud 3/4/80</td><td></td><td></td></tr><tr><td></td><td></td><td></td></tr><tr><td></td><td></td><td></td></tr><tr><td></td><td></td><td></td></tr><tr><td></td><td></td><td></td></tr><tr><td></td><td></td><td></td></tr><tr><td></td><td></td><td></td></tr><tr><td rowSpan=2></td><td></td><td
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IF APPROVED, I WOULD PERSONALLY REQUEST ASSISTANCE FROM MAJOR BOLLING AND BUREAU REQUESTED TO HAVE AGENTS FROM NEIGHBORING OFFICES AVAILABLE AT LONGVIEW RA NO LATER THAN SIX O' CLOCK P. M., MARCH FOURTEEN NEXT.
IT IS ESTIMATED SEARCH WITH COMPANY OF ARMY PERSONNEL AND TWENTY AGENTS CAN BE ACCOMPLISHED IN APPROXIMATELY TWO WEEKS OR LESS.
I WOULD PERSONALLY BE PRESENT DURING EARLY STAGES OF SEARCH AND WOULD SPEND AS MUCH TIME AS OTHER COMMITMENTS PERMIT AND IN MY ABSENCE ON SCENE DIRECTION WOULD BE BY SENIOR RESIDENT AGENT THOMAS J. MANNING, A MATURE, ABLE AGENT AT LONGVIEW, WHO IS IN- TIMATELY ACQUAINTED WITH TERRAIN AND CASE. INDIVIDUALS RE- SIDING ON LAND IN AREA INVOLVED WILL BE CONTACTED IN ADVANCE OF SEARCH FOR PERMISSION TO SEARCH THEIR LAND. END LRS FBI WASHDC CLR
DB Cooper-31995OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY ICH EDITKY OSA FPMR (d CA) 101-11.4 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT . Memorandum
<figure><table><tr><th>TO :</th><th>SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)</th><th>DATE:</th><th>3/9/72</th></tr><tr><td>FROM :</td><td>ASAC PAUL R. BIBLER</td><td></td><td>Sul E.</td></tr></table></figure>
SUBJECT:
NORJAK
Portland Sul S
SA THOMAS J.
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), which money is to be paid by me on 1/4/72 2
to
JOE MAY, CHIEF OF POLICE, WOODLAND, WASHINGTON .
expenses
(164-81) NOR JACK
for information concerning the case entitled
Expenses are for dinners, pastry and gasoline for air craft used in search.
SUB-S
(NOT THE RECEIPTS .
Services:
S
Federal Income Tax Withheld
Expenses $ 61.06
Signed:
Have payments been made by other Offices? :selected: No :unselected: Yes (List Offices below.)
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Sub .5 164-81-2317
SEARCHED. SERIALIZE MB FILED 13 FEB 18 2 FBI - SEATTI Ch2
Approved
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$
DB Cooper-31997
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In addition, in talking to them determine if it's possible for them to take the pictures and give the film to us for developing as a means of reducing the cost.
I told him that we had initially arranged for the Air Force to do it. Then when the Bureau came out with the airtel advising that we must get the cost estimate first and get Bureau approval before utilizing Air Force equipment that we discontinued this effort. However, I now find that the Air Force had scheduled to take this picture on - 2/17/72.
I told him I would explore this further and be in touch with him.
JEM : eon (3)
Sul.S 164-81-2396 SEARCHED INDEXED SERIALIZED MR
FILED mg
[:319 1872 FBI-SEATTLE 7
DB Cooper-32000FILE (164-81)
2/4/72
SAC, SEATTLE
Sul.5
NORJAK
During the investigation of the NORJAK case and specifically the ground search in the vicinity of Woodland, Washington, the services of a large number of police officers were utilized in the search.
In addition, Mr. JOE MAY, the Chief of Police in Woodland, furnished his own aircraft, flew it himself to assist in the search.
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JOE MAY, the Chief of Police in Woodland, furnished his own aircraft, flew it himself to assist in the search.
The purchase of gasoline was for MAY's aircraft. The food purchased was for the officers who were assisting in engaging in the search. They had no means of being reimbursed from their own funds.
JEM : eon (2)
Sub. S 164-81-2316
SEARCHED INDEXED
SERIALIZY
1972 FEM -SEALILE
z 7
DB Cooper-32001OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 182 EDITION CSA FPMR (4) CFR) [01-11.0 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum
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On January 11, 1972, Department of Natural Resources, Olympia, Washington, made available about 40 aerial photographs covering that area outlined on the LaCenter quadrangle. These photographs were taken in 1968 and are in scale of 1" equals 1,000'. These prints cost $1.
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SUGGEST SEATTLE ENCOURAGE LOCAL PAPERS IN SEATTLE AND NEIGHBORING DIVISIONS' TERRITORIES TO REPUBLISH INFORMATION THAT RANSOM LIST IS AVAILABLE AND ENCOURAGE PUBLIC TO CONTACT LOCAL FBI OR LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY CONCERNING SUSPECTED BILLS.
SEATTLE SHOULD INSURE THAT TERRAIN SEARCHES ARE VIGOROUSLY PURSUED BY ALL INTERESTED OFFICES AND SOLICIT COOPERATION OF LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT, FORESTRY PERSONNEL, HUNTING GROUPS, AND OTHER LOGICAL PERSONS WHO WOULD BE IN THE AREA OVER WHICH THE HIJACKED AIRCRAFT TRAVELED. END JJT FBI SEATTLE CLR
sub S 164-81-1197
SEARCHED:>. INDEXED. SERIALIZED _FILES/ DEC 1 4 1971 FBI - SEATTLE 7
DB Cooper-320181015 Second Avenue Seattle, Washington December 15, 1971
Olympic Helicopters, Inc. Boeing Field Seattle, Washington 98108
Dear Sir:
I have received your communication of December 11, 1971, advising me of the cost of your services.
Your thoughtfulness in calling this matter to our attention is indeed appreciated.
Very truly yours,
J. E. MILNES Special Agent in Charge
2 - Addressee 2 - Seattle (164-81) JEM/cjw (4)
auf 5 164-81-1210
DB Cooper-32019
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PHOTOGRPAHS OF
BY SPRINGFIELD DIVISION DISPLAYED TO STEWARDESSES :unselected: DEVELOPED
WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS. BOTH STEWARDESSES
ADVISED PHOTOS OF
DEVELOPED BY KANSAS
CITY AND
NOT IDENTICAL WITH UNSUB .
WITH REGARD TO SUSPECT SUBMITTED BY
b6 b7C 5 NEW YORK, A SEARCH OF FLIGHT LEFT ENVELOPES FOR NORTHWEST AIRLINES FLIGHT THREE ZERO FIVE FOR NOVEMBER TWENTYTWO, TWENTYTHREE, AND TWENTYFOUR SEVENTYONE FAILED TO DISCLOSE ANYONE BY NAME OF COOPER USED THIS FLIGHT BETWEEN WASHINGTON, D.C. AND PORTLAND, OREGON.
STEWARDESSES ON FLIGHT THREE ZERO FIVE DURING HIJACK ADVISED THEY OBSERVED NO ENGLISH OR SCOTTISH ACCENT DURING CONVERSATION WITH HIJACKER.
END PAGE TWO
b6 b7C
DB Cooper-32045PAGE THREE :selected: NWA, MINNEAPOLIS, HAS LOCATED UNSUB*S TICKET LIFT COUPON FOR FLIGHT THREE ZERO FIVE AND COUPON IS BEING SUBMITTED TO IDENTIFICATION DIVISION BY MINNEAPOLIS.
THE FOLLOWING PHOTOGRAPHS WERE ALSO SHOWN TO STEWARDESS
WITH NEGATIVE RESULTS: DEVELOPED
BY PORTLAND OFFICE; :unselected: DEVELOPED BY HOUSTON OFFICE; AND DEVELOPED BY SEATTLE OFFICE.
PENDING . END
VAB FBI SEATTLE CLR
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DB Cooper-32046SUB- EVIDENCE " -TICKET
NR 008 .
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BACK PACK USED DESCRIBED AS STANDARD NB SIX PAREN NAVY BACK PACK SIX END PAREN CONTAINER AND HARNESS. STANDARD LENGTH SHROUD LINES. CANOPY IS TWENTYEIGHT FT. NYLON FLAT CIRCULAR NOT MODIFIED PAREN NO STEERABLE HOLES END PAREN. PARACHUTE MATERIAL DESCRIBED AS ONE POINT ONE OUNCES. PARACHUTE RIGGER WHO PACKED CHUTE STATES CONTAINER NORMALLY HAS TWENTYSIX FOOT CHUTE, HOWEVER, HE PACKED TWENTY- EIGHT FOOT CHUTE IN CONTAINER BACK PACK, DID NOT HAVE TYPE HARNESS AND NECESSARY GEAR TO ATTACH CHEST PACK. CHEST PACK TAKEN BY UNSUB WAS INOPERABLE DUMMY TRAINING PARACHUTE.
JEM : eon
Sub. 24
164-81-404
Approved:
ON
Sent 10袋 M
Per bat
Special Agent in Charge
DB Cooper-32073 :selected:GD-36_(Rev. 5.22-64)
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4. UNSUB ESTIMATED TO BE IN MID FORTY'S, FIVE FT TEN TO SIX FT., ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY TO ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY POUNDS.
5. UNSUB BELIEVED TO HAVE CARRIED A SMALL ATTACHE CASE. WEIGHT OF MONEY GIVEN TO HIM AND BAG WAS NINETEEN POUNDS.
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The Northwest Airlines people here have advised that they would be glad to simulate his flight, having'a man jump to see whether the crew experienced the same reaction as recorded on the initial flight, and if the flight recorder records the same movement of the plane. If it did not, then it would appear that there was little use searching in the area we were searching in. If it did have the same reaction, then we would have to search an area approximately 2k miles by 6 miles of virgin timber.
I told SAC HELD I thought it would be well if possible to have the same airplane used with the same crew but I did not see any reason for them to actually jump in the same area since it would be too dangerous and we may lose the jumper, but I did think it would be a good idea to simulate it in an area where the jumper could be recovered.
He advised he had talked to Mr. NYROP about this and that he had instructed that the crew and plane be put together for this purpose as soon as possible.
I inquired of him the status of their proposed offer of a reward and he advised Mr.
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2053$ April 15, 1976
MEMORANDUM TO ALL SPECIAL AGENTS
RE: COMPUTER SUPPORT TO THE FIELD
The main thrust of our computer support effort in the past has been directed at administrative and National Crime Information Center (NCIC) matters. It is now my desire to concentrate more on ways our computers can support the Agent in the Field. This is to make you aware of the computer services that are presently available to you.
The Data Processing Section (DPS) of the Computer Systems Division is responsible for working with the Field on investigative matters. Agents with specialized backgrounds have been assigned to this Section and will assist you if some aspect of a case lends itself to computerization. This might be a large volume of records (e. g., checks, cash receipts, purchase orders, personnel records, payroll records, telephone numbers, etc. ) that require sequencing, comparing or calculating, to disclose misappropriations, kiting, lapping, skimming, padding of payrolls, identities of suspects, conspiracies, etc.
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13/74
SA
NORJAK 00: Seattle
Sule X
Re: SUB X
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Re Los Angeles letter to Seattle, 10/10/73.
Referenced communication concerning suspect advised Subject was an expert parachutist having made over 1,000 jumps while traveling through the United States with various air shows during the 1940s and 1950s. Since UNSUB might have been an expert parachutist a possible lead in this matter could be determining the names of personnel who participated in air shows in the recent past, ie 1960 through 1971.
ARMED AND DANGEROUS.
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For the information of Seattle, U. S. Parachute Association, Monterey, California, $ has in the past advised although he does not intend to be uncooperative with the FBI in this investigation, his office staff is rather small and
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Montana, advised 8/22/72, as follows:
In 1/71' he, :unselected: completed writing a book
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This book incorporated the idea that a person desiring to hijack a planeand go to Cuba would also attempt to extort money. The book was initially presented to one on the week of as a
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Stewardess then acted as a communications media between the unsub and the captain of the aircraft until about five minutes after the aircraft departed the Seattle-Tacoma National Airport (Sea-Tac) when she was instructed to go to the cockpit by the unsub.
The aircraft landod at Sea-Tac at 5:46 p.m., PST, at which time $200,000 in twonty dollar bills, weighing 19 pounds, two back chutes, and two chost chutes wore mado available to him. The passengers then wero allowed to doplane as were Stewardess :selected: and another stewardess. This is normally a thirty-six minute flight.
Shortly prior to the aircraft taking off from Sea-Tac at 7:36 p.m., PST, the unsub informed Stewardess that they were going to Mexico City or someplaco in Mexico and that the aircraft could stop anywhere in Mexico to refuel, but nowhere in the United States. When unsub was informed that the fuel would not permit the aircraft going to Mexico, unsub compromised and said he would prefer a refueling landing in Reno, Nevada. The last communication had with the unsub was by interphone at 8:05 p.m., PST, and it was felt that the unsub deplaned from the aircraft at 8:12 p.
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This should be done to determine if the printing is similar to unsub's and if the felt pen color and characteristics are similar to unsub's.
ARTIST'S SKETCH
A review of the testimony of the principal witnesses, including the 3 stewardesses, the 2 Northwest Airline employees (NWA) at Portland, Oregon, and the 5 passengers reflects a general disagreement concerning the accuracy of the artist's sketch. Numerous changes were sug- gested by these witnesses and some were implimented in making up the final artist's sketch. It is noted that a Bureau artist personally interviewed the three stewardesses at Minneapolis, Minnesota and thereafter prepared a re- vised sketch of the hijacker showing him with the dark glasses, which he wore on the airplane, and another sketch, but without the glasses. One key witness, 9 stewardess, was very adament in her insistence that the artist's conception was not a very good likeness of the hijacker.
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DEVICE
SIX OR EIGHT REDDISH STICKS OF "DYNAMITE" 6" to &" LONG
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DB Cooper-32176SE 164-81
It is recommended that sources in Washington and Oregon be contacted concerning the sale or theft of that amount and description of dynamite in a time period of up to two weeks prior to November 24, 1971. Sources to be contacted would be such as construction firms, public utilities using dynamite, hardware stores and police departments and sheriff's offices concerning reports of theft of dynamite.
HIJACKER PROFILE
Hijacker's clothes may have been unfashionable, since he was wearing a black thin (out of style) snap-on tie and tie clasp. Hijacker's briefcase was described as "cheap" style.
Hijacker's language usage indicates at least a modorate level of education (high school or higher). :selected:
Hijacker drinkc bourbon and 7-Up, and smokes Raleigh cigarettes. :selected:
Hijacker did not appear to be an experienced professional criminal (reportedly his behavior became childish following receipt of money.) The hijacker was familiar with the Seattle area because of seveal comments he made, such as "we are over Tacoma now" and "McChord Air Force Base is only 20 minutes from SeaTac Airport.
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Subr 164-81-3468 SEARCHED INDEXED, SERIALIZED _____ FILED JUN 51972 FBI - SEATTLE 2
(2 - Seattle 1 - Houston
HQC/jam (3)
DB Cooper-32179FD-36 (Rev. 5-22-64)
FBI
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SAG, SEATTLE
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SAC, OKLAHOMA CITY
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Re Seattle Teletype to Oklahoma City, 5/17/72. The following investigation was conducted by SA
AT OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA.
On 5/18/72 FAA Aeronautical Center, advised FAA currently maintains records of over 850,000 licensed pilots. advised licensed pilots are filed only by name or pilot license certificate number and not by age. further advised FAA does not maintain photos
of each licensed pilot. advised records are permanently maintained at FAA on pilots whose licenses have been revoked, expired or lapsed. HOW movies OF THESE ?
Sant To Bu Wenty 6/8/72 :selected: 2)- Seattle 2 - Oklahoma City BKG:ms (4)
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Sub . X 164-81-3443 SEARCHED ............ INDEXED SERIALIZED 23 FILED 3 MAY @ 2 1972 FOI - SEATTLE
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Doctors
Most, but not all, State Doctors belong to the Washington State Medical Association, an organization with 3500 members. They are located at 444 NE Ravenna Blvd., Seattle. They use a mailing bureau and have addressograph plates (small charge for their service).
Hospitals
Washington State Hospital Assn., 601 Broadway, Seattle, has addressograph plates, most hospitals, but not government institutions, about 125 hospitals in Assn.
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PROBATION OFFICERS 164-81-1948
State - Send anything for distribution to Washington State Probation Office, West Side Center, P 0 Boxx 1398, Olympia, 98501, there are about 120 such officers for the state, they will distribute for you on request.
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FILE REVIEW HAS NOT BEE RESTRICTED TO PILOTS OR PILOT APPLICANTS, BUT TO ALL MALE EMPLOYEES. :selected:
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DEARONODwapun INDOMED OBRIALIZEB ... MAILS, FILED DEC 20. 1971 FBI - SEATTLE
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DIRECTOR, FBI (164-2111)
FROM:
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
NORJAK.
DAILY TELETYPE
WEST COAST OFFICES WERE REQUESTED TODAY TO:
ONE, CONTACT ALL INFORMANTS; TWO, REVIEW BANK
ROBBERY SUSPECT PROGRAM WHERE NORJAK UNSUB COULD BE A SUSPECT;
THREE, CONTACT BANKERS ASSOCIATIONS AND REQUEST THEY CIRCULARIZE
TO BANKS AND SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS TO ALERT THEIR
EMPLOYEES TO ANY LARGE DEPOSITS OF TWENTY DOLLAR BILLS OR
UNUSUAL SAFE DEPOSIT ACTIVITY; FOUR, ARRANGE FOR PUBLICATION
LIST OF
IN LOCAL NEWSPAPERS OF THE FACT THAT THE/RANSOM BILLS ARE
AVAILABLE TO THE LOCAL POLICE DEPARTMENT, BANKS, AND FBI
OFFICES, TO CHECK SUSPECTED TWENTY DOLLAR BILLS.
SEATTLE ALSO HAS REQUESTED FIELD OFFICES COVERING HEADQUARTERS OF MAJOR U.
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RE :
NORJACK
Weight:
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Hair:
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Weight: 175
Hair: Brown
Missing since 1971, no specific date given
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10. Richard Vincent Chatham *
DOB :
2/28/20
POB :
Mexico, Missouri
Height:
6'1"
Weight:
220
FBI# 996 344 E
Auk 902
Missing since 12/5/71
Contact Mrs. 'Grace Chatham, mother, 407 East Bolivar Street, Mexico, Missouri Records reflect that Chatham left a mental institution in November, 1971
11. Manny W. Tripp, X
DOB:
2/2/17
Aux 903
· Height: 6'3"
Weight:
200
Hair:
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FBI# 960 250 J7
Date of disappearance unavailable, however,
missing person information received at FBIHQ
5/22/72
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Note: Although this individual fits the general description. of unsub, it.is felt that he may be too old to be the hijacker (age 54 in 1971)
DB Cooper-32260
4 :selected: :selected:Airtel to SAC, Seattle RE: NORJACK
The following individuals reported as missing in 1971 or 1972 have since been arrested by law enforcement
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hijacker (age 54 in 1971)
DB Cooper-32260
4 :selected: :selected:Airtel to SAC, Seattle RE: NORJACK
The following individuals reported as missing in 1971 or 1972 have since been arrested by law enforcement authorities: 12 - 15.
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Weight: 162
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Weight: 190
Hair: Brown
California Information was not received until 11/28/72, however, identification files reflect that
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Massachusetts Identification files reflect that
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Information received at FBIHQ' on 7/28/72 Identification files reflect that
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5 :selected: :selected:OPTIONAL FORM NO. TO JULY 1973 EDITION OSA FPMR 14: CFRI 101-11.6
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Memorandum
TO :
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
DATE: 3/31/77
FROM :
SA
SUBJECT:
NORJAK
00: SEATTLE
BUfile 164-2111 :selected: RE: SUB Z BU INSTRUCTIONS SUB GG REPORTS
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COOPER case, they will not honor his request.
2 - Bureau (164-2111) 2 - Los Angeles (164-497) - Seattle (164-81)
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FROM
SA THOMAS J. MANNING
SUBJECT: NOR JAK
DATE: 12/1/76 Six C Sua G Su FE
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This date Cowlitz County SO, Kelso, Washington advised that his department was contacted by a California TV Production company which filmssthe LEONARD NIMOY show "In search of" fequesting cooperation in the filming of a documentary re captioned matter. stated he pointed out it was a two county SO operation with Clark and Cowlitz counties but his department would cooperate. He inquired re FBI cooperation in the filming and was advised that FBI (Location unknown) had been contacted and refused to cooperate on basis this was pending case.
The company will start their production in Cowlitz County this date.
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Ensure copias are IN SUBJECT SUBACE QUANT 5-997
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DB Cooper-34828FD-302 (REV. 3-10-32)
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
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Date of transcription
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On February 9, 1989, Columbia, Missouri, was contacted at her residence for the purpose of viewing a photographic spread consisting of the following six photographs:
(1)
Jersey City, New Jersey Police
Department photo number
(2) Unidentified white male, NEW JERSEY STATE PRISON photograph number
(3) LARRY WILLIAM QUANDT, Clark County Sheriff's Department, Vancouver, Washington, photograph number 34380.
(4) Unidentified white male, Jersey City, New Jersey Police Department photo number
(5)
Bergen County, New Jersey
Sheriff's Department photo number :unselected: .
(6) Unidentified white male, FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION (FBI) photo number ·
stated she cannot identify any of the individuals depicted in the foregoing photographic spread as being identical to the individual who hijacked a NORTHWEST airlines flight on November 24, 1971.
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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. DB Cooper-34830
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
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Date of transcription
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LARRY WILLIAM QUANDT, 11 South 14th Street, Battleground, Washington, telephone (206) 687-5531, was contacted and interviewed at the Clark County Jail, Vancouver, Washington. QUANDT was informed as to the nature of the interview and subsequently provided the following information:
Inasmuch as QUANDT was incarcerated in the Clark County Jail, Vancouver, Washington, he was advised of his rights by the interviewing agent. This was completed by way of reading QUANDT an Interrogation; Advise of Rights Form, QUANDT indicated he understood his rights and agreed to waive those rights and speak with the interviewing agent. QUANDT subsequently signed the Waiver of Rights Form.
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They were married in Menlo Park, California, and remained there
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vicinity of Redwood City, California, where he worked as a carpenter in various jobs. During that time, he They lived in the San Francisco Bay area until 1982, at which time they moved to the state of New Jersey. They remained in New Jersey .
5 QUANDT served in the United States Army from 1957 until 1959. During his enlistment in the Army, he served with the 101st Airborne Division as a paratrooper ... QUANDT advised that /counting the jumps he made in training school, he believes he made a total of 10 or 11
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QUANDT further stated that his intentions are to remain in Vancouver, Washington, and continue his employment at MADELLIN CONSTRUCTION. He felt strongly that even if he were extradited to New Jersey regarding his current legal problems, he would return to the Vancouver, Washington area.
QUANDT informed the interviewing agent that his total financial picture was "bleak". He stated that to date, he has a total of approximately $60 to his name. In
in New Jersey. Since on various forms of
entertainment. He advised he gave a portion of it to his children to help them out financially.
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QUANDT advised that he would be available for interview by the FBI at anytime deemed necessary. Additionally, QUANDT provided the following personal data:
<figure><table><tr><td>Name :</td><td>LARRY WILLIAM QUANDT</td></tr><tr><td>Date of birth:</td><td>January 17, 1939</td></tr><tr><td rowSpan=2>Current address :</td><td>11 South 14th Street</td></tr><tr><td>Battleground, Washington</td></tr><tr><td>Telephone:</td><td>(206) 687-5531</td></tr><tr><td>Employment :</td><td>Carpenter,
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</td><td>Vertical scar on his back from an operation</td></tr><tr><td>Education:</td><td>No college education, but
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believed that QUANDT was a high school graduate</td></tr><tr><td>Voice:</td><td>Deep voice</td></tr><tr><td>Occupation:</td><td>Carpenter</td></tr><tr><td>Former occupation:</td><td>Worked for a gold mine company in South Dakota, possibly having the name HOME STATE MINING COMPANY</td></tr><tr><td>Medical history:</td><td>Fell off a ladder in 1973 and suffered a disk injury. :unselected:</td></tr><tr><td></td><td>advised that QUANDT was operated upon for this injury in a hospital
in Los Gatos, California (CA) .</td></tr><tr><td>Drinking habits:</td><td>:unselected:
advised that QUANDT liked</td></tr><tr><td></td><td>both beer and hard liquor and subsequently became an excessive drinker and borderline alcoholic.</td></tr><tr><td>Smoking habits:</td><td>:unselected: advised that QUANDT was a</td></tr><tr><td rowSpan=2></td><td>heavy smoker and had a smoker's</td></tr><tr><td>cough. advised that QUANDT preferred RALEIGH and MARLBORO
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Eugene, Oregon, telephone number was contacted at her residence for the purpose of viewing a photographic spread consisting of the following six photographs :
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2. Unidentified white male, New Jersey State Prison photograph number .
3. LARRY WILLIAM QUANDT, Clark County Sheriff's Department, Vancouver, Washington, photograph number 34380.
4. Unidentified white male, Jersey City, New Jersey Police Department photograph number ·
5. ៛ Bergen County, New Jersey Sheriff's Department, photograph number ·
6. Unidentified white male, Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) photograph number -
who informed she had been a stewardess on the Northwest Airlines flight hijacked by a white individual now known as D. B. COOPER on November 24, 1971. She stated that at that time, her name was viewed the photographic spread and stated that she was unable to identify any of the individuals depicted as being identical to the individual who hijacked that Northwest Airlines flight on November 24, 1971. stated that photograph number three is definitely not the person whom she remembered as being D.
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numbers belong to
which people:
Larry visited this area in July and stayed at the Aloha Motel.
14. Enclosed is a 5 year old picture of Larry. I do not have a picture of him without his beard.
September 5,1986
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MKE/ EW NAM/ QUANDI , LARRY WILLIAM RAC/ W PUB/ WA DUB/ 011739 ŁYE/ BLU HAI/ BRU F#1/ FPC/ OLN/
DESTINATIUN TRANSACTION ID/ SUIL UKI/ NJ0140800
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USE "X" TO INDICATE BOX USED SAN FRANCISCO POLICE DEPARTMENT
Bureau of Identification
SFPD - 25 (9/72)PIN 05/18/88 14:52 FOR USE ONLY WITHIN THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM 6061L.QUANDT, LARRY W.011739 .. MW. MSG:001 SELS RETURNED, TOTAL ABOVE 065% 001 * SEL :001 *ACTIVE* MISDEMEA NAM: QUANT, LARRY WILLIAM TOW: MISDEMEA WST : 1
DATE : 05/18/88 TIME: 14:52:35
011739 M W BLN BRO 510 180
COD : BW SEC: FTPF 12025B PC
RSP : 04314
WAR: 243819
DOW : 022880
BAI: $245.00
CRT : 43473 PIN: 4908192-01 MIS:00000080W375
NFP : NYY CIT : VIN : VLS : VMK : ASN:04314
ADR: 1621 NOBILI
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SOC/502321462 OLN/Q90064418601395 OLS/NJ OLY/89
OFF/FAILURE TO APPEAR - SEE MIS DOW/122286 OCA/74MOR
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102S. R.L. DWIGHT, DON FLETCHER SOURCE ----
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Unsub~ Stranger-in- Crowded Cafe,
21 :selected: DB Cooper-34930b6 b7C
5. Airplane seen near Yacolt
38 __ Anonymous- not-to-Reno-Newspaper
44-Unk -. Man-observed at Susanville, Cal. 11/2
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60- Illuminated Object,. Benton Airport, Redding
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6. Henry-E -- Zimmerman (deceased, James Henry)
12. - Unk -- Susp,,-Near-Eugene, Oregon
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30SE 164 A - 81-Sub
LETTER S
VOLUsEs
SUB. 9 R-Evidence-FD1922
A & A EXHIBITS
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BNE NEWSPAPER: CLIPPINGS
SUB. C PUBLICITY
SUB. D.
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SEARCH AF.EA_ {
SUB. F COURSE
SUB.
G EVIDENCE'
SUB.
H WITNESSES
SUB . I TAPES & FILMS.
SUB. J MISC. PERSONS-
SUB. K ARTIST SKETCH
SUB . L AIRPORTS, FLYING SCHOO. SKY*DIVING CLUBS
SUB . M MONEY
SUB. N TRANSMITTERS
SUB . O.
DAILY TELETYPES
SUB. P BOEING CO. TECHNICAL
SUB. Q FD 302's
SUB. R MISC. LETTERS
SUB. S EXPENSES INV. IN SEARC
SUB. T TICKET
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WEATHER & WIND
SUB. V FLIGHTS INSURANCE
SUB. W REWARD LETTERS
SUB. X LEADS -
SUB. Y MAPS SUB. Z BUREAU INSTRUCTIONS
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busy profitable + through ' the -Years. You can stay busy going to the bank. INTERESTED ?. CALL USI
MEN'S .FASHIONS rosh Inventory. "Modern high-trat. lestore.' Priced; Right,' Cait today. AGENT 772-458Q
LEISURE BAR Lively Liquor, soft- Bisht, "mood music. casual .crowd.5.2: over- worked cash registers .. You might.ba able toget the owner to .. fake .. >>vacation by : buying This sone:, Call : Today. J.L.H. ASSOCIATES. INC. * 772-4580
COOL BREW BAR
The!Beer Is Clear & The Wine Is'Fine; Cash flow easy.& profits are bratty Make your bank happy .: call Todayt.
J.L.H. ASSOCIATES, INC. 772-4580
JOINT VENTURE PARTNER NEEDED .For' South East Florida and other Northern- - Marketing areas" .Returns approximately 100% on' monty invested.'s6. cured -by legal 'binding.leases. Novselling required suf man. agement experience preferred. Pleasecall .:
DB Cooper-34956
CHILD Icare. Inmyhome - 2 lars service.7-days. . $12.50, 1:child: $22.50 for: references Syl. section :Peters Rd 583-3519
WILLA LOY It'in my home/week days. & Sat :483] N.
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DB Cooper-35245The striking resemblance of the person whose sketch was published in the Post-Intelligencer on Sunday, November 28, 1971,
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Southmore, Pasadena, Texas 77502.
Leon Potts, Vice President, 118 Hazlet, New Jersey 07730.
William H. Ottley, Secretary, 806 Fifteenth St., NW, Washington, D.C. 20005.
Jack Bergman, Treasurer, 6561 Bancroft Ave., St. Louis, Missouri 63109.
Art Armstrong, 407 Jackson, Taft, California 93268. Loy Brydon, Qtrs. 8193, Ft. Lewis, Washington 98433. Lyle Cameron, 15206 Raymond, #21, Gardena, Cali- fornia 90247.
John J. Cleary, 134 N. LaSalle St., Rm. 204, Chicago, Illinois 60602.
Stuart B. McCurdy, Box 55, 555th TAC Fighter Sqd., APO San Francisco, CA.96237.
Gary Patmor, 6708 Woodmore Oaks Dr., Orangevale, California 95662.
Gordon E. Riner, R.R. #2, Box 306 E, Millsboro, Dela- ware 19966.
EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Jacques A. Istel, Honorary President, P.O. Box 96, Orange, Massachusetts 01364.
Brooke Allen, Executive Director, National Aeronautic Association, 806 15th St. NW, Washington, D.C. 20005.
Robert R. Farr, Chairman, European Parachute League, HQ USA Engr. Cmd., APO New York, NY 09757.
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, Wiley Post Arpt., Bethany, Okla. 73008; Tel. SU 9-5220
Tulsa 74115: Business Aircraft Terminal Bldg., Suite 104, : Tulsa Intl. Arpt; Tel. 835-7619
CERTIFIED PARACHUTE LOFTS
Oklahoma City 73125: FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY, Will, Rogers Field,-A[A
OREGON
USPA AFFILIATED CLUBS
PORTLAND Prcht. Club, P.O. Box 2931, Portland 97208 SOUTHERN OREGON Sport Prchf. Club, 'P.O. Box' Medford 97501; (503) 779-3885
DB Cooper-35296DROP ZONES
ASHLAND AIRPORT - (A) - Ashland Or - Mail Add: Southern, Oregon SPIC (see Affiliated Clubs) Tel # (503) 779-3885 - Open. Sat, Sun and by arr - Tgt. Pg (50) - ASO George Holberton - Req. Logs, Lic, Med .
MAHLON SWEET AIRPORT - (N) - Eugene OR - Mail Add: James L. Wright, Rt 5 Box 1316, Eugene 97402 Tel # 344-6597 - Open. Sat, Sun and by arr - Arcft C-172 .-. Tgt. Open - ASO Jim Wright - Req. Logs.
PACIFIC. PARACHUTE CENTER - (C) - W of Donald, OR - Mail.Add: Rt 1 Box 215A, Aurora, OR Tel # (503) 678-5271 - Open. Sat, Sun and by arr - Arcft C-170, C-180, Tgt. Pg (40) - ASO Jim Schubert - Req.
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Open - ASO Aldo Zanier - Req Logs
ROSS PARACHUTE CENTER - (C) - 1 Mi NE of Coleman TX - Mail Add: Coleman Municipal Airport, Coleman TX Tel # (915) 625-2834 - Open. Sat, Sun, Hol and by arr - Arcft C-182 - Tgt, Pg (100) - ASO Thomas Fager- son - Req. Logs, Med
SAN MARCOS PARACHUTE CENTER - (C) -- Lowman Field, San Marcos, TX - Mail Add: 110 W Sunset Rd, San Antonio TX 78209 Tel # TZ6-6852 - Open. Sat, Sun, and by arr - Arcft C-182 - Tgt. Pg (50) - ASO . Maurice Sinclair - Req, Logs
SKYHAWKS PARACHUTE CENTER - (A) - Beaumont Muni Airport, Beaumont, TX - Mail Add: (see Affiliated Clubs) Tel # 727-2603 - Open. Sat & Sun - Arcft C-195 - Tgl. Open - ASO Lance Cali - Req. USPA Logs
SOUTHWEST PARACENTER, INC. - (C) - 2 Mi W and 3 Mi N of Roanoke, TX - Mail Add: P.O. Box 17464 Ft. Worth, TX 76102 Tel # 451-4667 - Open. Sat, Sun, Hol . and by arr - Arcf: C-170, C-180, C-207 - Tgt. Pg (125) - Req. Logs (NOTE: Not open at time of listing, ASO to be selected prior to opening).
AREA SAFETY OFFICERS
C. B. ANAGNOSTIS, 3040 Cedar. Dr., LaMarque :77568 (Galveston)
LANCE CALL, 2824 Manning: St.
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DROP ZONES
MOSES LAKE SKYDIVER CLUB - (A) - Moses Lake Muni Arpt - Mail Add: (see Affiliated Clubs) - Open, Sat, Sun Hol and by arr - Arcft C-182 - Tgt. Snd (60) - ASO David Hussey - Req. USPA, Logs, Lic
*SEATTLE SKY SPORTS - (A) - . Issaquah, WĄ - Mail Add (see Affiliated Clubs) Tel # EX2-3050 - Open. Sat, Sun and by arr :- Arcft C-170B(2) - Tgt. Pg (60) - ASO Earl Cossey - Req USPA, Logs
*SNOHOMISH. PARACHUTE CENTER - (A/C) + Snoho- mish WA - Mail. Add: Seattle Sky Divers.(see Affiliated Clubs): Tel # LO8-5422 .-: Open: Daily - Arcft C-170, C-180 \ Tgt: Pg (35) - ASO Charles Markin. - Req. USPA, Logs: 0 Px !Jer
DB Cooper-35305.SPOKANE S.P.C. -. (A) - Deer Park Arpt ", Mail Add: (see Affiliate Clubs) Tel # (509) 489-0741 - Open. Sat, Sun and by arn + Arcft C-172, C-182 .- Tgt., Pg (60) - ASO E. T. Florea -: Req. USPA, Logs, Lic, 4 . 1 . THUN FIELD SKYDIVERS ' (N) - Puyallup WA - Mail Add: Meridian Ave," Puyallup WAJ98371 Tel # TH5- 4533 - Open. Sat, Sun and by arr - Arcft C-170 - Tgt .. Openi- ASO, Edward U. Shipuleski -. Raq USPA, Logs, Lic :
THUNDERBIRD PARACHUTE CLUB"-"(A) = Richland Arpt Richland WA - Mail Add: (see Affiliated Clubs) Tel # 783-3544 - Open.
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SAFETY OFFICERS'S"} }
JAMES LEE ARIONUS, 2707 |NE. 124th, -- Vancouver 98662, Tel. # 892-3424. (Vancouver) . { \
EARL COSSEY, 349 N. 101st Seattle 98133, Tel. # 783- 0475 (Seattle and Tacoma)
EMMETT T. FLOREA, 807 Penna. Ave., Couer d'Alene, ID 83814, Tel. # 664-8360; (Spokane): +
TERRY. A. GUSKE, P.O. Box, 231, Walla Walla .99362 (Southeast)
DAVID HUSSEY, Star Route Box 419, Moses Lake 98837, Tel. # 765-3097 (Central)
CHARLIE MARKIN, P.O. Box 444, Snohomish 98290 + (Snohomish)
EDWARD SHIPULESKI, 7608 S. Tacoma Way, Tacoma 98409, Tel # 475-3773 (Tacoma).
GENERAL AVIATION DISTRICT OFFICE (FAA)
Seattle 98108: Rm. 104, FAA :Bidg./. Boeing' Fld .; Tel. :583-0111
Spokane 99211: Box 247, ParkwatercStation ;: .: Tel .; 838-3361
DB Cooper-35306CERTIFIED PARACHUTE LOFTS Snohomish 98290: NORTHWEST PARACHUTE CO., P.O. Box . 103, A|BIC]DIE 4 Winthrop 98862: U.S. FOREST SERVICE, Intercity Air- "port, A[BICIDIE
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W of Porty Colbourne on Hwy #3 (N shore of Lake Erie near Buffalo NY) - Mail Add: Hamil- ton:SPC.1272 Treeland St, Burlington, ONT Tel #: (416) 632.3262 -Open, Sat, Suniand by air -4 Areft C-172, C-180 - Tgt. Snd:(60) -ASO Bert Brown - Req. CSPA or USPA, Logs.
DAMASCUS' -. 312 Mi N of HWy 9 on Wellington Co Rd 16 toward Damascus to 2nd crossroads, turn left go 7/10 Mito:2nd driveway - Mail Add: Parachute Assn of Toronto P.O. Box 156, Terminal "A", Toronto 1, ONT - Open. Sat, Sun, Hol - Arcft C-180 - Tgt. Pg (60) -- ASO to be appointed by' CSPA Req. CSPAJor USPA, Logs, Lic, Med
GRAND VALLEY SKYDIVING CENTRE - 6 Mi N of Ar- thur on Hwy 6 - Mail Add: c/o Victor Borghese, 32 Omar St, Guelph, ONT Tel # 824-2503 - Open. Sat, Sun and by arr - Arcft C-182 - Tgt. Pg (33) + ASO Vic Borghese - Req. USPA; Logs
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DB Cooper-35311QUEBEC: STE-MARIE AIRPORT - 30 Mi N of Montreal, 5 Mi W of St. Jerome - Mail Add: Ste-Marie Skydivers; De Belle- feuille, Co. Terrebonne, P. Quebec Tel # 436-9110 - Open. Sat, Sun and by arr - Areft C-175 - Tgt. Open - ASO Marcel Tremblay - Req.
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Duket functions on almost a tenth grade level, has high"average"intelligence and a very fast manipulative dexterity. Tests show he has aptitudes" for learning in" numerous types of work. However, he very flatly declares he is not interested in pursuing academic subjects or engaging in any trade or vocational training. Ho declares he has a trade as a grocery and food warehouse worker, but he plans to follow construction work on release. He resents 'the suggestion that he should improvo himself trade-wise while here and, in this frame of mind, he is not presently a ... candidate for such training. He is interested in the religious instruction program and has enrolled in such a course. There is only a bare possibility that relations between him and his wife will improve to the point of a reconciliation. He is an impetuous, flighty individual for whom prognosis is guarded.
Dictated 12-14-61
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE BUREAU OF PRISONS CLASSIFICATION STUDY (Continued)
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On Wednesday of CSO
we obtained a photograph
and I took it to for a positive identification. stated that this was the same max that she had talked to in
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The above information and photograph was turned over to Special Agent
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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum
TO : File
FROM :
Air Security Coordinator
SUBJECT: Identification Procedure
BUREAU OF CUSTOMS
DATE: February 23, 1972
FILE:
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On or about CPO
currently
assigned to Houston, advised the writer that the clerk of the cleaning establishment on Fort Belvoir had told' him that she believed one of the students from an earlier class .could possibly have been involved in a successful hijacking. She mentioned to on numerous occasions during the time he was in class that she would like to look at pictures or a class roster to determine the name of the individual whom she said had laid out a hijacking plan to her during his period of attendance at TASOS.
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Unofficial inquiries to Portland disclosed that CSO was TDY Seattle during the period in b6 Per BOC question and. returned from Japan via North West Orient b7C Per BOC on the morning of November 22, 1971 and was scheduled off on the 23rd and 24th of November. A photograph of was obtained and shown to the clerk who advised CSO that the picture was the same individual who had explained the skyjacking scheme to her the previous year. The memo of information from CSO is attached hereto. The entire contents are for informative purposes.
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B. Announcement number
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Marine Corps, Washington DC b6 Per BOC b7C Per BOC
Area Code and phone No. of know:
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place of arrest and conviction, may be used provided the law enforce- ment office is not specifically named as the source.
This material is the property of the United States Civil Service Commission. Its transfer to another agency is not permitted without prior consent of the Commission. The material must be safeguarded in a manner to prohibit its unauthorized disclosure. Access is to be limited to those persons whose official duties require it. x :selected: FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION :selected: No Criminal Record :unselected: Unclassifiable fingerprints returned to agency :unselected: on When new fingerprints are received they will be processed. :unselected: Fingerprint Chart not submitted for searching :selected: 3 FBI Reports Attached No Investigation Conducted by FBI Pertinent to Your Inquiry :unselected: No Derogatory Data :unselected: Form 1-4 attached
X :selected: UNITED STATES CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION INVESTIGATIVE FILES :selected: No Record :unselected: Nothing Derogatory :unselected: CSC Report(s) Attached :selected: X
HOUSE COMMITTEE ON INTERNAL SECURITY :selected: No Record :unselected: Record Attached :selected: X
DEFENSE CENTRAL INDEX OF INVESTIGATIONS (
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He was 8 in charge at this station for six or b6 Per BOC eight months when we were without a commissioned officer. He handled this job very well, and had no problems other than the "routine" problems that and it's personnel. I would recommend him for any position with the Federal Government that he is qualified to fill. I feel that he would resct properly under stress as he always has here.
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LIEUTENANT
El Toro Marine Air Stationb7C Per BOC
I met a sargeant in the United States Marine Corps in b6 Per BOC
1960 I knew him for the next three yb7C Per BOC in Hawaii at another Marine Corps Air Station. He then went to the cast coast and I again met him in the fall of 1966 in Vietnam where we were associated for several months. After Vietnam I had no contact with him until he came aboard this station in mid 1968. I know him from that time until he retired in October of 1970.
We did not have any great social contact but I did know his first wife as well as his current wife. He was divorced because he had a wife that kept him in constant debt.
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he is a Marine who I understand has retired from the military service and now wants to begin a new career. My association with him has been as a casual neighbor and I talk to him when ever I see him. He asked me one time if I could put points in his stationwagon but I recommended that he go to a garage.
I do :unselected: is a friendly person to talk to and he seems mature. Because of hb6 Per BOC experience as a Marine, I am sure that he has had to adjust to many b7C Per BOC situations of which I am not aware. However, because he gives me a sense of well being and confidence in his ability to handle emergency and stress situations without becoming emotionally upset, I would trust his judgment. To my knowledge, he gets along well with everyone he comes into contact with although my contact has been very limited and casual. I know of nothing unfavorable regarding his personal habits, attitudes, regarding our culture or Government. I have no reason to question his loyalty at all to our Government. However, because my knowledge of him has been so casual, I have not really been a close personal confident of not feel that I can offer any specific information or recommendation on his
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When :unselected: retired from theb7C Per BOC
military in approximately November of 1970, he came back to and has been living with his family since that time. I have met his wife, and they have one child. He was divorced
several years ago from his first wife but I do not know the reason why. However, it is my opinion that there was nothing of an unfavorable nature regarding conduct in this matter and that they were just not compatible.
although he has tried to get some work to help support himself amb6 Per BOC his family, has not been successful because of the present economic b7C Per BOC conditions of our area as well as the lack of jobs at this time.
My husband and I have seen him on two or three social occasions since he has retired and of course, he seems more mature than he did when he was in high school. He is entertaining in telling about his past military experiences and he seems to have progressed to more responsible positions throughout his military career. However, because I have never seen him in a group of strangers, I do not know how he would relate to people he does not know.
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made a loan to Stb6 Per BOC Sergeant in the Marine Corps, Service Serial Number b7C Per BOC
The date of the loan is shown as September 8, 1965 and it was'. made to run for 18 payments of $26 a month. The actual cash advance to the customer was $287.89. To that was added life insurance in the amount of $7.44, A&H insurance, $25.65, property insurance, $64.92, initial fce, $12.00,
FOR UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT USE ONLY
CSC FORM 366 JAN. 1969 DB Cooper-728
Family of U.S. Civil Service Commission. This report may not be transferred to another agency without prior approval of the Commission, and It may be recalled at any time.
interests $38.60 and a collection charge of $31.50 for a total amount of the note of $468. He paid the note out on June 19, 1967.
We sent out notices that we call letters of indebtedness to the Marine Corps, when he was behind on February 14, 1967, January 6, 1966 and February 21, 1966.
His date of birth is shown as This office has no other b6 Per BOC information on and he would be eligible for a loan. b7C Per BOC
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF COURT OF BEAUFORT COUNTY, Beaufort County Courthouse.
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there was probably no connection between the note and the actual hijacking in question but felt that he should turn the note over to the FBI as it appeared to have something to do with a hijacking.
Based on the content of the note by and the manner in which it was written and discovered it is felt that no further action should be taken in this matter as the note is an incoherent and illegibly written note from which no logical leads of value could be obtained. :unselected:
DSJ/djs (2)
164-81-3421
SEARCHEDINDEXED SERIALINOMCHED. 11A1/11/ 121 b6 b7c
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Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan
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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 1962 EDITION GSA FPMR (41 CPR) 101-11.6
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum
TO
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
DATE: 5/16/72
FROM
:SA
Sub 4/2
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SUBJECT:NORJAK
RE: RICHARD W. SCHULTZ SUB. #412
Re Sememo of SA
5/2/72.
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On 5/15/72, DMV, Olympia, Washington, advised his records reflect a Washington State Driver's License numbered SC-HU-LR-W842QG issued on 10/27/70, to RICHARD WILLIAM SCHULTZ, 1708 SE 52nd, Lacey, Washington, who was described as a male, DOB - 11/7/16, 5'11", 170#, blue eyes, and he
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In view of the fact that physical description is not similar to that of the hijacker in the NORJAK hijacking and that story regarding his whereabouts during the time of the hijacking appears to be credible, it is recommended that no further investiga- tion be conducted concerning as the subject of the NORJAK hijacking. *
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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 1962 EDITION GSA FPMR (#1 CFR) 101-11.6 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum
TO
: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (C)
FROM :
SA
SUBJECT:
NORJAK
DATE:
5/18/72
Elin
On January 10, 1972, a photograph of was secured from the Fort Lawton, Washington, His photograph was displayed to witnesses and in Seattle, Washington. Both witnesses advised that there is no similar physical resemblance between and the subject of NORJAK hijacking.
advised on January 10, 1972, that when Fort Lawton. Washington.
Seattle, Washington, he had in his possession two traveler's checks for $20 each, and made no statement to the effect that he had $600 in traveler's checks in his room in Seattle, Washington.
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Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan DB Cooper-846
JK 164-109 WOL/vyb 1
The following investigation was conducted by Florida:
Special Agent at Pensacola, b6 b7C
Investigation at Pensacola, Florida, revealed that telephone number is listed to a Pensacola, Florida.
A review of the Pensacola, Florida City Directory and Telephone Directory for the year 1972 failed to reflect a listing for an
On March 29 and 30, 1972, and again on April 6, 1972 and April 14, 1972, and on May 5, 1972, efforts to contact
Pensacola, Florida, met with negative results.as no one was found at that residence.
On May 5, 1972,
Pensacola, Florida, advised that she
knows no one by the name of
She stated however that her telephone number was formerly however it has now been changed within the last two weeks to telephone number
She stated that :unselected: and that he is employed by Hamrick Air-Conditioning in Pensacola, Florida. She stated that does
not have any
was asked if she was acquainted with a JAMES HATFIELD at Gulf Shores, Alabama.
stated that both she were acquainted with JAMES HATFIELD of Gulf Shores, Alabama, but commented that Mr.
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advised that
in this case, had a birthdate of
It should be noted that through investigation by SA.
was eliminated
is identical to
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It is apparent that and since has already been eliminated, it is recommended that further investigation of this individual be eliminated.
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DB Cooper-852
OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY IHR EDITION CSAPPMA (4) CFR) 101-11.6 UNITED STATES GO NMENT Memorandum
TO
: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
DATE:
5/22/72
FROM
: SA
SUBJECT: NORJAK
00: SEATTLE
1
On 4/26/72, sources at the Washington State Depart- ment of Welfare advised that date of birth
drew welfare payments at the following addresses:
2
On 5/12/72, SA
contacted
Seattle, at the Snohomish County Sky
Jumping Organization.
advised that
in this case, had a birthdate of
It should be noted that
was eliminated through investigation by SA.
It is apparent that is identical to and since has already been eliminated, it is recommended that further investigation of this individual be eliminated.
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RECORD OF WHICH WILL BE ON FILE AT
FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION
(FAA) FACILITY, OKLAHOMA CITY.
OKLAHOMA CITY WILL OBTAIN BACKGROUND, DESCRIPTIVE DATA, AND FLIGHT HISTORY INFORMATION IF ANY ON FILE FOR AT FAA FACILITY. AIRMAIL COPY SEATTLE.
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JUN 3 1972
FBI - SEATTLE
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6/5/72
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TELETYP<figure><table><tr><td>TO:</td><td>PORTLAND</td><td>(164-41)</td></tr><tr><td>FROM:</td><td colSpan=2>OKLAHOMA CITY (164-56) -P-</td></tr></table></figure>P-
NORJAK
REURTEL JUNE ONE LAST. $
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FOR AIRCRAFT SINGLE ENGINE LAND, ISSUED
ON NOVEMBER TWENTY-SEVEN LAST
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EXAMINATION
LAKE OSWEGO, OREGON, WHICH LISTED
SOCIAL
SECURITY NUMBER
EMPLOYED AT
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OREGON, ADDRESS OREGON CITY, OREGON AND IS DESCRIBED AS FIVE FEET NINE INCHES, ONE HUNDRED-SIXTY-FIVE POUNDS,
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DB Cooper-851
OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 1962 EDITION GSA FPMR (4 CPR) 101-11.6 UNITED STATES GO RNMENT Memorandum
TO :
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
DATE: 6/8/72
FROM :
SA CHARLES E. FARRELL
SUBJECT:
NORJAK
Sul. AA
Sul. E.
RE: EXPERIMENTAL FLIGHT
On 1/6/72, an experimental flight was conducted by NWA using the actual plane hijacked in this case and on that flight U.S. Air Force observed the experiment.
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After completion of the experiment prepared a handwritten map of his calculations concerning the drop and the probable drift of the parachute if it opened. These notes and the map are being placed in the 1-A section of this file.
BIA (65(c) CEP : K15 (3)
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1
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Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan
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OPTIONAL FORM NO.
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background information and other interesting news- worthy developments, in order to promote widespread public interest resulting in new suspects and possible recovery of some of the ransom money. It is noted that expenses for a newspaper format for ransom lists and accompanying back- ground information were estimated at actual costs of $1,600 for the Seattle Times, Seattle, Washington. Color would, undoubtedly, cost more. Bureau Exhibits Section may be able to cut costs considerably by preparing all material uniformly prior to submission to major newspapers.
. ' As a source of continuing value, it is recommended that display or window space be rented for a period of not less than six months at major airports in Seattle, Portland, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Las Vegas, and that the Exhibits Section prepare hijacking displays, including artist's sketches, photograph models, ransom lists, notices of rewards, etc. It is hoped that this would promote a sense of awareness and develop additional suspects. In view of the fact that this display may be done in such a way as to promote airline security and prevent, or discourage future hijackings, major airlines may wish to share a
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In view of the fact that this display may be done in such a way as to promote airline security and prevent, or discourage future hijackings, major airlines may wish to share a portion of the expenses. It is noted that traffic at the above major airports would have a heightened awareness of hijackings and would be cognizant 'of the hijacking problem.
EXPERIMENT WITH AIR STAIRS
Guy done
has suggested that the hijacker could be someone that worked on the Boeing Engineering Project having to do with the air stairs. advised this project took place in 1963 and 12-15 engineers worked on it. He only recalls the following:
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It is suggested that who worked on the Boeing 727 air stairs' project in 1963, be contacted concerning other Boeing employees that worked on that project. These employees should be identified and should be eliminated as possible suspects.
DESCRIPTIVE DATA
MATCHBOOK COVER
fisher checked
Regarding the blue matchbook cover marked "Sky Chef" observed by Stewardess as used by the hi- jacker, it should be noted that Sky Chef is a chain of restaurants serving airports.
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It is recommended that all divisions having a concentration of Mexican-American extremists, including Chicanos, Brown Berets, review extremists albums. It is further suggested that revised colored sketches, when obtained, be shown to all pertinent Mexican-American sources.
INTERVIEWS WITH KEY WITNESSES
In view of her willingness to cooperate and ability to recall explicit details, it is recommended that be reinterviewed. could be
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reinterviewed in connection with the Bureau artist's' interview, at which time the following questions should be asked:
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1. How did the hijacker secure the money? Did he appar to be going to jump while holding the money package by a handle or did he fix a knapsack arrangement:
What purpose?
2. What was the position of the hijacker when last saw him as she left the rear of the airplane for the last time? What did the hijacker have around his waist? Was the hijacker attempting to ,secure himself to the plane by using parachute cords in an attempt to prevent being pulled out of the airplane when opening the rear door?
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Parachute Association, 651 Cannery Row, Monterey, California for names of D. B. COOPER,
and It is recommended that San Francisco at Monterey review records of the U.S. Parachute Association for names simila, i.e. DAN COOPER and combin- ations such as DANIEL COOPER, DAN (middle initial whatever) COOPER, COOPER DANIELS, etc.
EXPLOSIVE DEVICE
SIX OR EIGHT REDDISH STICKS OF "DYNAMITE" 6" to 8" LONG
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It is recommended that sources in Washington and Oregon be contacted concerning the sale or theft of that amount and description of dynamite in a time period of up to two weeks prior to November 24, 1971. Sources to be contacted would be such as construction firms, public utilities using dynamite, hardware stores and police departments and sheriff's offices concerning reports of theft of dynamite.
HIJACKER PROFILE
Hijacker's clothes may have been unfashionable, since he was wearing a black thin (out of style) snap-on tie and tie clasp. Hijacker's briefcase was described as "cheap" style.
Hijacker's language usage indicates at least a moderate level of education (high school or higher).
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who
lives in the southeastern United States, possibly Arkansas or Alabama, and claimed he served with "D. B." in the Airborne Division in the service.
This caller said "D.B." asked the caller to meet "D.B." at one of three spots in the Denver area: Weilshire Inn; The Retreat; or Holiday Inn North. "D. B." said they :selected: 2- Seattle (RM) 2 - Denver JMB : sls (4)
1.49-3490
SEARCHED ......... INDEXED.12 SERIALIZED_ FILED APR 2 4 1972 FBI - SEATTLE
€
b6 b7C :selected: :unselected:
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b6 b7c :selected:
5010-108-02
Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan
DB Cooper-852
b6 b7C
DN 164-98
would plan together a hijacking. The caller said he had been in prison and wasn't interested in going back, so the caller told "D.B." he wouldn't meet. The caller claimed he tried to interest the Denver police but no one expressed enthusiasm.
On 4/13/72, the following investigation was conducted at Denver, Colorado. with negative results in an attempt to identify
Denver City directory; Credit Bureau Services Inc., Denver,
Department of Motor Vehicles,
Denver PD,
Wellshire Inn. 3333 South Colorado Boulevard,
Denver,
Retreat Bar and Restaurant, 2186 South Colorado Boulevard.
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Awaitingpofaxt Installment:
2161
Opera Fan
WA
b6
b7C
DB Cooper-86<figure><table><tr><th></th><th>POST-AT
MAR 27 PN
POSTAL SERVICE
1972</th><th>Remember-Only >
***
PREVER FOREST ENHOWER.USA</th><th></th></tr><tr><td></td><td colSpan=2>Washington State Police Woodland,</td><td></td></tr><tr><td></td><td colSpan=2 rowSpan=2>Washington % F-B.I.</td><td></td></tr><tr><td></td><td></td></tr></table></figure>CA*P I.
DB Cooper®866
FD-36 (Rev. 5-22-64)
FBI
Date:
5/22/72
Transmit the following i<figure><table><tr><th></th><th colSpan=6 rowSpan=2>(Type in plaintext or code)
AIRTEL AIRMAIL</th></tr><tr><th>Via</th></tr><tr><th></th><th></th><th></th><th colSpan=4>(Priority)</th></tr><tr><td></td><td>TO:</td><td>SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)</td><td></td><td></td><td colSpan=2></td></tr><tr><td></td><td>FROM:</td><td>SAC, PORTLAND (164-41) (P)</td><td></td><td></td><td></td><td>Sub J</td></tr><tr><td></td><td colSpan=2>SUBJECT: NORJAK</td><td colSpan=2></td><td colSpan=2></td></tr><tr><td></td><td></td><td colSpan=5>Re Seattle airtel to Portland, 5/17/72.</td></tr><tr><td></td><td colSpan=6 rowSpan=3>Records, Oregon State Motor Vehicle Registration Section, (MVR).
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5-22-64)
FBI Date: 6/5/72
Transmit the following in
Via TELETYPE
(Type in plaintext or code) URGENT
(Priority<figure><table><tr><td>TO :</td><td>SACS BUTTE (164-26), LAS
PORTLAND (164-41)</td><td>VEGAS</td><td>(164-60), and</td></tr><tr><td>FROM :</td><td>SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)</td><td></td><td></td></tr></table></figure>An11)
NORJAK
RE: SUSPECT (FNU)
ON JUNE FIVE INSTANT, (PROTECT
IDENTITY AS SOURCE) , SEATTLE, ADVISED THAT
MENTIONED ON JUNE THREE LAST, THAT
SHE IS FIRMLY CONVINCED IS D.B. COOPER. SHE
WOULD NOT FURNISH AND APPARENTLY
IS UNWILLING TO CONTACT FBI OR OTHER AUTHORITIES TO REPORT
THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IS WHAT
KNOWS OF
HAS RESIDED FOR SOME YEARS
MONTANA,
APPARENTLY
IN LAS VEGAS, NEVADA AND
HAS BEEN LIVING THERE FOR SEVERAL YEARS. :unselected: STATED THAT RESEMBLES THE
ARTISTS CONCEPTION; THAT HE FITS THE PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION OF THE HIJACKER AND SAID, QUOTE
ENQUOTE.
CEP :k1b (3)
164-81-3503
Approved:
Sent M Per
Special Agent in Charge
U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFIC DB,Cooper-8619
b6 b7C b7D
b6 b7C b7D
b6 b7C bD
1
NR 010 BT PLAIN 11:55 PM NITEL 6-5-72 DDR
TO : SEATTLE 164-81 LAS VEGAS 164-60 PORTLAND 164-41 FROM : BUITE 164-26
NORJAK.
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STATED SUSPECT IS WWII PARATROOPER, HAS FLARE
FOR THE FLAMBOUANT, FITS DESCRIBTION OF HIJACKER AND RESEMBLES COMCEPTION OF HIJACKER. SHE CONSIDERS HIM POSSIBLE SUSPECT.
LAS VEGAS CONTACT SUSPECT FATHER FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION RE SUSPECT.
SEATTLE CONTACT AND
AND OBTAIN ADDITIONAL INFORMATION TO ESTABLISH SUSPECTS WHEREABOUTS DURING PERTINENT PERIOD.
BUTTE AT MONTANA WILL ATTEMPT TO. LOCATE SUSPECT
b6 b7C AT MONTANA AND DETERMINE WHEREABOUTS DURING PERTINENT PERIOD. AT HELENA, MONTANA WILL ATTEMPT TO LOCATE DRIVERS LICENSE PHOTO RE SUSPECT. ARMED AND DANGEROUS. END
FEE FBI SEATTLE CLR
b6 b7c
b6 b7C
b6 b7C
DB Cooper-863
NR 004 BI PLAIN 6:05. PM NITEL 6-7-72 DDR
TO : SEATTLE (164-81) LAS VEGAS (164-60) PORTLAND (164-41) FROM: BUTTE (164-26) TWO PAGES
On Vacatio si Ficantena antal June 2-1 - 12.
b6 b7C
NORJAK, 00: SEATTLE.
RE SUSPECT
b6 b7c
REMYNITEL TO SEATTLE, JUNE FIVE LAST, AND LAS VEGAS
TELETYPE TO BUTTE, JUNE SEVEN INSTANT.
POSTMASTER, MONTANA, ADVISED, JUNE SEVEN INSTANT, SUSPECT RENTED
JUNE NINE, ONE NINE b6 b7C SEVEN ONE.
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2>Seattle (164-81) 2-Salt Lake City LJS:dls (6)
164-81-3509
SEARCHED
INDEXÉD
2
SERIALIZED FILED 0
JUN 91972
FBI - SEATTLE
225
b6 b7c
b6 b7c
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b6 b7c
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DB Cooper-862
SU 164-24
this information because he knew that did not stay very long at any one address and thought the FBI might possibly be interested in the whereabouts of who was supposed to be a suspect in this case.
llo investigation is being conducted in regard to this matter, and it is being left to the discretion of Seattle and Phoenix as to what action should be taken in regard to those offices, if is actually a suspect.
b6 b7C
b6 b7C
DB Cooper-8633
-2- :unselecte:
6/23/72
AIRTEL
AIRMAIL
TO : SAC, PHOENIX (164-100)
7 :selected: FROM : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (-P-)
SUBJECT: NORJAK
RE :
Re Salt Lake City airtel to Phoenix 6/6/72.
For the information of Phoenix, the Seattle Office is not in possession of information listing as a suspect in this matter, although from the description of
as set forth in referenced airtel, it would appear that
is older than UNSUB in this matter.
Phoenix is requested to contact Arizona, and obtain from him
any information he might have to indicate that be a suspect in this matter.
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Portland will continue efforts to contact :selected: 2 - Seattle 2 - Portland
RPH:CSW (4)
164-81-3511
SEARCHED
INDEXED
SERIALIZED FILED 2
JUN 1 01972
FBI · SEATTLE
MA
Approved:
Mak
Special Agent in Charge
Sent
M Per DB Cooper-8635
*U.S.Government Printing Office: 1972 == 455-574
b6 b7C
b6 b7C 1 b6 b7c
b6 b7c :unselecte:
FD-36 (Rev. 5-22-64)
FBI
Date: 6/5/72
Transmit the following in
(Type in plaintext or code)
Via
AIRTEL
AIRMAIL
(Priority)
TO:
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM :
SAC, PORTLAND (164-41) (P)
+
SUBJECT: NORJAK
Re : Suspect
Investigation to date discloses resides Oregon City, Oregon, telephone Records, Oregon State Moor Vehicle Registration, disclose described DOB
current Oregon driver's license owner 1964 Chevrolet station wagon, license
5'9". 165 pounds. Has Is registered 1971
MG convertible, license
and a homemade horse
trailer, license
built in Washington in 1965.
Telephone company records show has unlisted number,
service established 1966, employment Jarman & Williams, Co., 5675 S.E. Lake Road, Milwaukie, Oregon, a golf equipment manufacturer. Suspect, has no arrest record in Clackamas County or Oregon City.
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Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan DB Cooper-868
SE 164-81
has parachuting experience in that U. S. Army as a Paratrooper and, further,
was in the
b6 b7c
that attended
advised that
He further provided containing a photograph of
in Vancouver, Washington, during
former address
Vancouver. Washington.
added that to heavy smoker.
is a WM,
6', 175, dark hair, medium
On 6/6/72,
(PROTECT
b6
Vancouver, Washington, advised that
b7C
had attended
reflects the following descriptive data regarding
and that his record b7D
Name
Race ·
White
Sex
Nationality
Male American
Height
b6
6'
Weight Date of Birth Place of Birth Social Security Account No. Mother
170 pounds
b7C
b7D
- 2 -
DB Cooper-869
SAC (164-81) (P)
6/12/72
SA
NORJAK SUSPECT:
00: SEATTLE
On 6/6/72, (PROTECT),
Vancouver, Washington, contacted writer at the Vancouver Police Department and provided the following infor- mation:
advised that
who is employed at the
versation with
Portland, Oregon. He advised that during a con- she told
had a discussion phone Van-
couver, Washington, during Which stated
that
further advised that somewhere
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00 for cash, signed RICHARD F. MC COY, JR.
(2) MC COY attended class at Brigham Young University morning of 11/23/71.
(3);
of MC COY, currently residing Canton, Ohio, in interview following hijacking of United Air Lines (UAL) plane 4/7/72, stated to best of her recollection, MC COY helped prepare Thanksgiving dinner 11/25/71 between hours of 2:00 and 6:00 pm. could not recall MC COY's activities 11/24/71.
(2) Seattle :selected:
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RWH : mhe
(5)
164-81-3527 SEARCHED .......... INDEXED SERIALIZED _ _ FILED JUN 1 51972 FBI - SEATTLE
Approved:
H
Sent M Per
Special Agent in Charge
* U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1971-413-135 DB Cooper-8666
b6 bC
SU 164-24
(4) Check of service stations, Cedar City, Utah, indicated dates of 11/25/71 and 11/26/71 on gas charge tickets are probably accurate dates; however, both service station operators stated they have made errors in past on dates on charge tickets and could not be absolutely certain as to dates.
(5) Manager; Power Thrust Service Station, Las Vegas, Nevada, advised gas invoice charged to RICHARD F.
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