Citizen tip 'Brief' analyzing hijacker's description and complexion, with conclusions
Document date 2 December 1971
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Id: Cooper-Part-73:390-392
Subject: Cooper Files: Cooper-Part-73:390-392 Document: Citizen tip 'Brief' analyzing hijacker's description and complexion, with conclusions Id: Cooper-Part-73:390-392 Page: https://cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-73%3A390-392 What is wrong (title, date, type, which pages belong together, copies)? What does the scan show?
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 73 pp. 390–392 (DB Cooper-31750–31752), Handwritten note, dated 2 Dec 1971 — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-73%3A390-392
17/07/71 Ce: [guess: Hijacker] Born, no Ransom.
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Brief
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1. This man's origins and past, determines his capture. a. At ease in rough [guess: gorgeous/gorge-type] [guess: due to] [guess: his job]. [illegible] b. Purposeful, [guess: processional] [guess: feroc-] approach to his plan and successful execution. c. His [guess: elusive and] executed parachuting to [guess: goreli] [guess: height], hence, 2 a. His [guess: processional] [guess: routine] shows him to be of [guess: Germanic] methodical origin. b. His [guess: revolutionary], [guess: ingeneral] [illegible] approach, indicates a French [guess: Trans-] [illegible]. [guess: dehonair], [guess: colors] [guess: Confirmed] [guess: Semination] French are known for it. 1. The man [guess: you seek], in my opinion, is of German-French ancestry, possibly a descendant of the Alsace-Lorraine area resident who emigrated here [guess: within] quite a [guess: long] [guess: absence].
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DB Cooper-31750
More on [guess: past] [guess: features] called [illegible] [guess: there] [guess: fair] [guess: French] [illegible]
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2. His complexion: Fair as applied to Anglo-Saxon, Olive to Spaniards; deep olive to Italians; French, always described as SWARTHY 3. His name in the [guess: class] of
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4. His signature or [guess: big] [guess: indexing] papers - [guess: these are] [guess: references] - Marine Air Corps 5. Putty on his nose would indicate an obvious cleft, between nose & lips, & in[t] [illegible] as obvious [illegible] cleft [illegible] is a large mole on [illegible] face [illegible]
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[illegible] is a large mole on [illegible] face [illegible] eyes, originally, [guess: deep] dark to [guess: belle nothing], indicate [guess: efforts] [illegible] [guess: month] to [guess: deceive] tall man [guess: lined] [guess: bouncer] [guess: appearance]
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[guess: traced] [guess: almost] [guess: see] [guess: him] [guess: before] [guess: if so] [illegible]
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[illegible] [guess: maybe] [guess: both] [illegible] [guess: compare] [illegible] with [illegible]
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DB Cooper-31751
12/2/71 Conclusions: Because of his secretive, [guess: reclusive] nature this man would use a PO Box No; to [guess: evade] capture, because of [guess: shoddy] nature, particularly His signature on applications blank in Oakland, a place near [guess: where] this man lived not afford [guess: motel] sent a his home a [guess: nosey] landlord [guess: could] report him [REDACTED] [guess: Prefers] [guess: gentlefolk] [REDACTED] for work & to [guess: escape] capture & [guess: prevent] [guess: delay] capture +
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164-81 - Sub P SEARCHED _____ INDEXED SERIALIZED _____ FILED JAN 0 [illegible] FBI — SEATTLE
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DB Cooper-31752
Serials: SE 164-81