FD-350 clipping: "D. B. Cooper?" with composite sketch, Tacoma News Tribune, 2/3/79

Document date 3 February 1979

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Document: FD-350 clipping: "D. B. Cooper?" with composite sketch, Tacoma News Tribune, 2/3/79
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D. B. Cooper?

Robert W. Rackstraw, shown being wheeled from a California courtroom in this 1978 photo, emerged yester- day as a current suspect in the eight- year-old D. B. Cooper skyjacking case. The FBI in Southern California has acknowledged investigating Rackstraw to determine if he is Coo- per. A skyjacker who called himself D. B. Cooper apparently jumped from a commercial jet over southwest Washington on Thanksgiving Eve in 1971, taking $200,000 with him. Neither he nor the loot has been found despite an extensive effort by the FBI. An artist made the sketch below from descriptions given by passengers and crew members.

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p.A3 News Tribune Tacoma, Wa.

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Date: 2/3/79 Edition: Final

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Character: or 164-81 Classification: Submitting Office: Seattle 164-81-Sub 3

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[guess: Ayn R. 7-25] [guess: Sub]

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DB Cooper-23088

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Serials: SE 164-81