CID Form 94 Agent's Investigative Report re interview about NWA Flight 305 hijacking
Document date 4 November 1976
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Subject: Cooper Files: Cooper-Part-120:024-024 Document: CID Form 94 Agent's Investigative Report re interview about NWA Flight 305 hijacking Id: Cooper-Part-120:024-024 Page: https://cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-120%3A024-024 What is wrong (title, date, type, which pages belong together, copies)? What does the scan show?
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 120 p. 24 (DB Cooper-55017), Report, dated 4 Nov 1976, serial SE 164-81-7193 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-120%3A024-024
AGENT'S INVESTIGATIVE REPORT CID Regulation 195-1
ROI NUMBER: 967-1-[redacted]43 PAGE: 1 OF: 1 [b6 per ARMY CID] [b7C per ARMY CID]
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DETAILS: On 3 Nov 76, SSG [REDACTED], Co A, 5/68th Armor, Sullivan Barracks, APO NY 09086, was interviewed concerning any information he might possess relative to the 24 Nov 71 Hijacking of Northwest Airlines Flight 305. [REDACTED] related that he was stationed at Ft Lewis, WA 98433, at the time of the Hijacking and remained at that station until Nov 75. [REDACTED] related that on an unremembered date following the hijacking of Flight 305 he had a conversation with an acquaintance named SSG [REDACTED], 2/77th Armor, Ft Lewis, [illegible - partially obscured/overtyped line]. [During?] the course of the conversation [REDACTED] stated that he thought he knew [illegible] responsible for the hijacking. After asking [REDACTED] not to repeat any of the information he was about to give him, [REDACTED] stated that he knew a US Army Master Sergeant who was also assigned to Ft Lewis, WA, at the time who was a friend of [REDACTED] and also a parachutist and skydiving enthusiast. [REDACTED] did not reveal the Master Sergeant's name to [REDACTED], however, he told him that the man had often spoken about the possibility of skyjacking an aircraft and doing it in much the same manner that Flight 305 was done. [REDACTED] further stated that the Master Sergeant had taken a sudden and unplanned leave just before the hijacking and that he returned a few days after it. [REDACTED] related that [REDACTED] seemed very sure of his information and had again asked him not to tell anyone about it. [REDACTED] could offer no further information concerning the mentioned Master Sergeant, however, he felt that [REDACTED] would remember both the man and the conversation. [REDACTED] is uncertain as to [REDACTED] current whereabouts but related that he was still at Ft Lewis, WA, in Nov 75 assigned to 2/77th Armor.
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b6 per ARMY CID b7C per ARMY CID b6 per FBI and ARMY CID b7C per FBI and ARMY CID b7E per ARMY CID [two blank redaction boxes] 164-81-7193 [stamp, partially legible]: SEARCHED ... SERIALIZED ... FILED [handwritten initials, illegible]
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[REPORTING A]GENT, SEQUENCE NUMBER, ORGANIZATION 1485 [blank] [Ft?] [Im?] Resident Agency, USACIDC DATE: 4 Nov 76
CID FORM 94 1 JAN 76 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY PROTECTIVE MARKING IS EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC TERMINATION (Para 13, AR 340-16) (When Data is Entered) EXHIBIT [blank] DB COOPER-55017
Serials: SE 164-81-7193
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