News clippingFD-350 mounted Los Angeles Times clipping: "'D.B. Cooper' Got $30,000 - Weekly's Hijacking Story Turns Into Tall Tale"8 November 1972page 4 of 4
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Part 3, page 20

Document date 8 November 1972

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 3 p. 20, News clipping, dated 8 Nov 1972 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-03/pages/20

Transcript

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NEXT WEEK: Why D.B. Cooper Did It, And Why He Demanded Only $200,000.

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L 51904730 A 12 WASHINGTON D.C. 12 L 51904730 A

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LA [Address:] 3110 [illegible] NE Los Angeles Ca., [illegible] [Subscription rates — illegible]

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A NON-STORY—When L.A. began this series it knew—but didn't tell its readers—that its "D. B. Cooper" was not an airplane hijacker but, according to FBI charges, only a con man.