FD-350 clipping: Bellingham Herald editorial on quick FBI arrests of hijackers

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FD-350 clipping, Bellingham Herald editorial on FBI hijacking arrests

Document date 12 April 1972

Part 63page 1901 pageDB Cooper-26609

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FD-350 (Rev. 7-16-63)

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FBI moves fast on hijackers

Quick apprehension of the suspects in two back-to-back airplane hijackings over the weekend is new confirmation of the continuing effectiveness of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Likewise, yesterday's thwarting of a half-hearted amateurish attempt at the Portland airport.

More than that, it is a gratifying demonstration that pirating a plane and jeopardizing the lives of passengers and crew in order to extort money does not pay, D. B. Cooper notwithstanding.

Cooper remains the only fugitive who has frustrated federal agents. And none of the money he extorted has turned up. There is no evidence that he survived to spend it, but the fact that neither he nor his body has been found doubtless inspired imitators who used the same techniques. Hopefully, their failure will discourage others who now should realize that the odds are long against them.

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[P]age 12

Bellingham Herald

Bellingham, Wash.

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Date: 4/12/72 Edition: Final Author: Editor: WILLARD K. FOWLER Title: NORJAK

Character: or 164-81- Sub. C Classification: [guess: Sub B] Submitting Office: Seattle ☐ Being Investigated

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COPY SENT TO BUREAU SEARCHED ......... INDEXED ........ SERIALIZED ......... FILED ........ APR 7 1972 FBI — SEATTLE

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DB Cooper-26609

Serials: SE 164-81