This is a continuation page from a federal criminal Information (court pleading) filed in the Western District of Washington against defendants WILLIAM JOHN LEWIS and DONALD SYLVESTER MURPHY. Paragra…

Continuation of a prior count (likely COUNT II) concluding that defendants, in the Western District of Washington, executed a scheme and artifice to defraud Karl Fleming, Newsweek Magazine, and Platy…

Continuation of a federal criminal information (court filing). Paragraph 4 alleges defendants William John Lewis and Donald Sylvester Murphy conspired to represent Murphy as 'D. B. Cooper' to be inte…

Concluding paragraph of a federal legal pleading alleging violations of 18 U.S.C. §1343 (wire fraud) and §2 (aiding and abetting), dated July 13, 1972, referencing Seattle, WA and Los Angeles, CA as…

FBI composite sketch of D.B. Cooper suspect wearing dark sunglasses, suit, and tie. Caption below identifies FBI Bureau and Seattle field office case file numbers. Second FBI composite sketch of D.B…

Two official FBI composite sketches of the hijacker known as Dan Cooper (D.B. Cooper). Left sketch shows the subject wearing dark sunglasses; right sketch shows the subject without sunglasses. Both d…

Index entry for an article titled 'Team Policing—Four Years Later' by Lourn Phelps (Chief of Police) and Sgt. Lorne Harmon, Richmond CA Police Department, from the December 1972 issue, vol. 41, No. 1…

Bold headline asking readers to identify the D.B. Cooper hijacker, serving as the title of the public-facing FBI bulletin notice. Two artist conception drawings of the D.B. Cooper hijacker, prepared…

Photograph of a gelignite bomb found in a locker at Sydney International Airport, apparently the device that triggered the Qantas £235,000 bomb hoax. Photo caption identifying the gelignite bomb fou…

A large-format newspaper or tabloid headline reading "FOUND!" with a subheading listing "THE MAN, THE PLANE, THE MONEY, THE INTERVIEW." The top of the page is cropped, obscuring what appears to be pa…

A high-contrast printed or illustrated portrait of a man wearing aviator-style sunglasses and what appears to be a suit with a tie clip or medallion pin, accompanied by bold headline text reading 'TH…

Handwritten annotation in pencil or pen at top-left corner, likely a filing or receipt date for this clipping. Large bold headline of the newspaper article, quoting D.B. Cooper. Reproduction photog…

Decorative full-width banner designed to resemble a U.S. $20 bill, referencing the denomination of the ransom bills used in the D.B. Cooper hijacking. Narrative editorial introduction from the Seatt…

Three-column interview transcript between an anonymous interviewer (ANON) and someone claiming to be D.B. Cooper. Covers: dismissal of Efrem Zimbalist FBI comparisons; cost of pursuit by 'Milnes'; po…

Editorial introduction by the Seattle Flag newspaper explaining their exclusive interview with someone claiming to be D.B. Cooper. States the interview took place in the Seattle metropolitan area in…

A dark, heavily contrasted photograph occupying the upper portion of the page, showing what appears to be a Boeing 727 aircraft in flight or on the ground, barely discernible against a nearly black b…

Main article headline for an interview with a person claiming to be D.B. Cooper, published in a newspaper called 'The Flag'. Continuation of a Q&A interview between an anonymous interviewer (ANON) a…

Large dark rectangle at top of page. Content is not legible due to extreme darkness/scan quality. May be a photograph, redacted block, or heavily degraded image area associated with the article. Lar…

Front page of the 'Seattle Flag' newspaper, Vol. 1, No. 5, dated May 10 (year not visible). The large dominant headline reads 'D.B. COOPER FOUND!' — the final punctuation/character is partially cropp…

Opening dialogue segment of the ANON/COOPER interview. Cooper responds dismissively to questions about FBI pursuit and his skydiving experience, denying any notable skydiving skill while implicitly c…

Partial continuation text at top of page across all three columns. References editorial conditions for the interview, dismissal of other newspapers (Times), the Seattle Flag as outlet of last resort,…

Q&A format interview presented as a first-person account by 'Cooper' (D.B. Cooper persona). Cooper describes: encountering a would-be hero passenger, holding stewardess Mucklow hostage in the rear ga…

Left-column portion of a Q&A interview. Cooper describes his final demands to the captain (flaps at 15%, gear down, ventral staircase down on takeoff, heading south toward Mexico/Reno), the airborne…

Standard FBI internal routing slip with checkboxes for various FBI offices and departments. Form 0-20, revised September 11, 1973. Received/routing header from Washington Capital News Service with F…

FBI routing cover sheet (form 0-20, Rev. 9-11-73) with two redacted circles at top. Handwritten annotation reads 'Norjak' (FBI codename for the D.B. Cooper hijacking case). Routing checkmarks indicat…