SAC Atlanta to SAC Seattle re UNSUB aka Dan Cooper hijacking lead

Document date 1 December 1971

Part 102page 1171 pageDB Cooper-46083

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Document: Airtel SAC Atlanta to SAC Seattle re UNSUB aka Dan Cooper hijacking lead
Id: Cooper-Part-102:117-117
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 102 p. 117 (DB Cooper-46083), Airtel, dated 1 Dec 1971, serial SE 164-81-736 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-102%3A117-117

12/1/71

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AIRTEL REGISTERED MAIL

TO: SAC, SEATTLE

FROM: SAC, ATLANTA (164-254) (RUC)

SUBJECT: UNSUB; NORTHWEST AIRLINES FLIGHT 305 11/24/71 CAA - HIJACKING

OO: SEATTLE

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On 11/27/71, an individual identifying himself as [REDACTED], advised SA [REDACTED] that he had seen a poster at the Newark Terminal in the REA Express facility which depicted an individual sky-diving with a load on his back.

He stated that after the recent hijacking in the northwest where an unknown individual apparently jumped from a plane with $200,000 ransom he thought this particular poster should be brought to the attention of the FBI. He stated he though perhaps [REDACTED] might be responsible for this crime.

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Newark should furnish Seattle information con- cerning the poster at the Newark Terminal of REA Express in order that proper consideration may be given this matter.

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2 - Seattle 2 - Newark 1 - Atlanta RRP/ljs (5)

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[illegible initials and date]

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[REDACTED] 164-81-[guess: 736]

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DB COOPER-46083

Serials: AT 164-254, SE 164-81-736

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