Monthly summary airtel SAC Seattle to Acting Director re NORJAK
Document date 8 January 1973
Also filed at: Part 71 pp. 92–93
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 29 pp. 269–270 (DB Cooper-10351–10352), Airtel, dated 8 Jan 1973 — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-29%3A269-270
1/8/73
AIRTEL AIR MAIL
TO: ACTING DIRECTOR, FBI (164-2111)
FROM: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
SUBJECT: NORJAK OO: SEATTLE
MONTHLY SUMMARY
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PUBLICITY
As a result of the recent publicity release in the December FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin, several new leads have been received at both the Seattle Division and the Denver Division.
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SEARCH AREA AND COURSE
By airtel dated November 15, 1972, WFO was requested to contact the National Military Command Center, Washington, D.C. concerning a training mission in aerial photography along a small portion of the NORJAK flight path - the 87 miles that UNSUB could possibly have thrown evidence out of the plane.
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ARTIST'S SKETCH
By separate communication Seattle Division has requested 1,000 copies each of the new artist's sketches labeled B dated January 2, 1973. Seattle Division will coordinate the distribution of the new sketches when copies are obtained.
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2 - Bureau 3 - Seattle RNN/rse RJJ(5)
[stamp] Searched ______ Serialized ___ Indexed ______ Filed ______
DB Cooper-10351
164 81- 4298 A
SE 164-81
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SUSPECTS
No outstanding suspects are under consideration at this time. There are currently 564 suspects, 230 of whom have been eliminated.
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FILE REVIEW
The serial by serial, subject by subject, file review was conducted. The Seattle file review commenced August 3, 1972, and has accomplished the following:
(1.) An intensive investigation has been conducted of the Boeing personnel involved in the 727 air stairs test.
(2.) A new color sketch has been made showing UNSUBS complexion and age more accurately.
(3.) Information concerning UNSUB and the NORJAK incident has been made available to hunters in the southwest portion of Washington State through the Washington State Department of Game Wardens. Although new evidence concerning this case was not turned up, the remains of JAMES ANNIS were found as the direct result of this publicity.
(4.) A reward of 15% of any ransom money returned or $25,000 total has been obtained through contact with Northwest Orient Airlines.
(5.) Arrangements are being made to conduct an aerial surveillance of the NORJAK flight pattern, (see search area and course).
(6.) Investigation currently under way to ascertain if UNSUB may have used pay phone near his bail out point on evening of NORJAK.
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ARMED AND DANGEROUS.
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DB Cooper-10352
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b6 b7c