FD-350 clipping: 'Lewis Maintains Position On D.B. Cooper Case'
Document date 29 April 1972
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 53 p. 60 (DB Cooper-22398), News clipping, dated 29 Apr 1972 — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-53%3A060-060
FD-350 (Rev. 7-16-63)
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Lewis Maintains Position On 'D.B. Cooper' Case
By DENISE KALETTE Sun Staff Writer
William "Jack" Lewis, who has been repeatedly questioned by the FBI in connection with a federal investigation of the "D. B. Cooper" hijacking case, said today that his "whole supposition remains the same."
"But," Lewis added, "there's no way in the world I'll be able to contact this guy" at the present.
Lewis said he feels he may know who the hijacker is, "but I've got no proof and until I have proof I can't name anybody."
That hijacking of a Boeing 727 took place Nov. 24 and netted a skyjacker $200,000. The skyjacker parachuted from the plane after it took off from Seattle, headed toward Reno.
Lewis said he would be sitting in the office of his attorney, Curtis Coons, at 9:30 a.m. Monday.
Coons has been in California, and he has not been in contact with him recently, he said.
"When he gets back to his office, I will sit down and try to explain the whole thing to him," Lewis said. "I don't really know what to do until I talk to my attorney."
Lewis, who has been in contact with other news media this week, said he is "talking to the press" because "I want them to ta[illegible] my comments and not suppositions on what the FBI is talking to me about."
He said FBI officials "went through each long distance call I've ever made in the last six
months." They have been questioning friends and associates of his, also, Lewis said.
He said the Seattle businessman questioned this week was a friend of his. "They drug him out of a restaurant in the middle of a meal and drug him in for questioning. The guy had nothing to do with it."
"Well, hell, if this guy (Cooper) ever was gonna give me a handful of money to invest for him, Christ, now he never will. He'll be out to Timbuktu by now and I don't blame him if he is."
Lewis said FBI officials informed him of his rights Wednesday, and that they have not questioned him since.
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The Bremerton Sun Bremerton, Wn.
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Date: 4/29/72 Edition: Author: Denise Kalette Editor: Gene Gisley Title: NORJAK
Character: 164-81 or Classification: Seattle Submitting Office:
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DB Cooper-22398
Serials: SE 164-81
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