FD-350 clipping: Brian Ingram not given an actual deteriorated bill, The Oregonian

This copy: Part 66 p. 93Also filed at Part 63 p. 39 (primary) · Part 70 p. 203

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(FD-350) re Brian Ingram not given a recovered ransom bill

Document date 20 February 1980

Part 66page 931 pageDB Cooper-27857

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Document: Clipping (FD-350) re Brian Ingram not given a recovered ransom bill
Id: Cooper-Part-66:093-093
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 66 p. 93 (DB Cooper-27857), News clipping, dated 20 Feb 1980 — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-66%3A093-093

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Dan Cooper bill not given to boy

Brian Ingram, the 8-year-old Vancouver, Wash., boy who discovered some of the Dan Cooper skyjacking ransom last week, was not given one of the deteriorated bills, as was reported Tuesday in some editions of The Oregonian. The boy actually was given a $20 bill made to look like one of the tattered bills, in addition to a certificate praising him for his find. Both items came from the Hough Elementary School PTA. Meanwhile in Washington, D.C., FBI laboratory technicians have been unable to determine how much money was in the three bundles of Cooper's recovered as a result of young Ingram's find. "The $20 bills were so badly deteriorated that we have been unable to count it," said FBI spokesman Otis Cox. He said no fingerprints were found on the bills. The bills were identified as part of Cooper's $200,000 by their serial numbers.

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Page D2. The Oregonian Portland, Or.

Date: 2/20/80 Edition:

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Character: 164-81 or Classification: b6 Submitting Office: SE b7C SUB G

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SEARCHED...INDEXED... SERIALIZED...FILED... FEB 22 1980 FBI - SEATTLE

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SUBS: B, G, M

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DB Cooper-27857

Serials: SE 164-81

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