Part 7
25 pages
Newspaper article discussing D.B. Cooper's disappearance after parachuting from a Northwest Orient 727 jet on Thanksgiving Eve. Describes the Cascade Mountains of southwest Washington as the likely l…
Page 2A photograph of a display board, likely an exhibit, showing a printed article about the D.B. Cooper case. The upper portion of the article text is largely illegible due to dark overlapping shadows or…
Page 3Dark photograph of what appears to be the interior cabin or exterior of a commercial jet aircraft, consistent with a Northwest Airlines plane. Low contrast and heavy shadow obscure most detail. Maga…
Page 4Article excerpt describing D.B. Cooper's exploit: dressed in business suit with $200,000 ransom strapped to his chest, he became a Northwest legend. A macabre cult formed around him; at least three s…
Page 5A photograph of what appears to be a newspaper article or clipping related to the D.B. Cooper hijacking. The article appears to reference the hijacker's note and some initial misidentification or mis…
Page 6Left column of a newspaper account reporting a press conference held by the six crew members of the hijacked Northwest Airlines 727 at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport. The crew described t…
Page 7Full-page microfiche photograph of a newspaper clipping mounted on a backing board with two circular hole-punch markers visible at top. The photograph captures a newspaper article in multi-column lay…
Page 8Headline of newspaper article reporting that the DB Cooper hijacker was believed to have been injured upon landing. UPI wire story datelines from Woodland, WA. FBI agent Thomas Manning states the hi…
Page 9Partial text fragments at the top of the page, appearing to be letters to the editor or opinion snippets; partially cut off or obscured by scan artifacts. Article by Ken Lizotte claiming D.B. Cooper…
Page 10Title block and byline for newspaper article about D.B. Cooper allegedly living in Cambridge, MA. Article opens by criticizing the news media and FBI for years-long failure to catch D.B. Cooper sinc…
Page 11UPI wire service transmission header with timestamp, likely indicating transmission date/time in 1982. UPI wire story reporting that Richard Tosaw, a former FBI agent and probate attorney from Ceres…
Page 12Marginal notation, likely a routing or editor initial. UPI wire transmission dateline: January 18, 1982, time 12:56, service code AES. UPI wire story by Barney Lerten, datelined Portland, Oregon, J…
Page 13Transmission timestamp indicating January 21, 1982 at 01:41, tagged AES (likely wire service routing code). UPI wire story by Barney Lerten dated January 21, 1982. FBI Agent Darwin Schreuder discoun…
Page 14Two circular UPI wire service logo stamps appear at the top of the page, consistent with UPI teletype printout formatting. UPI wire dispatch dated December 20, 1982, reporting that charter boat capt…
Page 15FBI routing slip Form 0-20 (Rev. 9-5-79) with distribution/routing checkboxes. Crim. Inv. and Director's Secretary lines appear initialed. Handwritten annotations at top-left including file referenc…
Page 16FBI internal routing slip (Form 0-20, Rev. 9-5-78) with checkboxes for various FBI divisions. 'Crim. Inv.' appears to have an initialed or numerical notation next to it. UPI wire service news articl…
Page 17Standard FBI internal routing form (0-20, Rev. 9-5-79) attached to the wire story. Routing checkmarks or initials appear next to Exec AD LES, Adm. Servs., and Crim. Inv. File identifier N089 and desi…
Page 18Standard FBI routing cover sheet (form 0-20, revised 9-5-79) with routing checkboxes. 'Crim. Inv.' appears checked. Handwritten annotations include 'C.C. Results', 'FM 5076', and a partially legible…
Page 19FBI routing cover slip (form 0-20) with distribution checkboxes. Routed to Criminal Investigations and Director's Secretary. Subject line: DB COOPER. AP wire service article dated August 22, 1980. R…
Page 20FBI administrative routing form (0-20, Rev. 9-5-79) used as a cover/transmittal sheet. Contains routing distribution checkboxes for FBI executive and division offices, a handwritten case number (164-…
Page 21FBI internal routing slip (Form 0-19, Rev. 1-27-78) listing recipient offices for distribution. 'Crim. Inv. OEQ' appears to be checked or annotated, indicating the Criminal Investigative Division rec…
Page 22Page header identifying this as page 32 of a listing of 420 Federal Reserve Notes (serial numbers), consistent with the D.B. Cooper ransom bill tracking document. Full-page tabular listing of $20 Fe…
Page 23Standard FBI FD-350 newspaper clipping mount form, revision dated 7-16-63. Instructs user to mount a clipping in the space below. Newspaper clipping from The Oregon Journal announcing the completion…
Page 24FBI FD-350 newspaper clipping form header with revision date. Headline of newspaper article about renewed public interest in the D.B. Cooper song following the search for skyjacked ransom bills. By…
Page 25FBI FD-350 newspaper clipping mount form (Rev. July 16, 1963). Identifies the mounted clipping as originating from The Oregon Journal, Portland, Oregon. FBI administrative metadata includes: case tit…