Part 9, page 390

Document date 13 December 1973

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 9 p. 390 (DB Cooper-110), News clipping, dated 13 Dec 1973 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-09/pages/390

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FD-350 (Rev. 7-16-63)

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(Mount Clipping in Space Below)

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Is hijacker Dan Cooper alive and wealthy? Or dead in chute[word cut off at right margin]

—AP Photos These are composite sketches of hijacker Dan Cooper, based on recollections of the passengers and crew on the plane from which he escaped with $200,000.

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(Indicate page, name of newspaper, city and state.)

THE MILWAUKEE JOURNAL

Date: 12/13/73 Edition: GREEN SHEET Author: Editor: RICHARD LEONAR[D] Title:

Character: or Classification: CAR- AIR PIRAC[Y] Submitting Office: [Being Investigated]

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DB Cooper-110[illegible]

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FBI form identifier stamp in the upper-left corner. FD-350 is the standard FBI Newspaper Clipping form. Printed instruction line on the FD-350 form directing that a newspaper clipping be mounted below. Newspaper clipping from The Milwaukee Journal featuring a large bold headline asking whether D.B. Cooper is alive and wealthy or dead in his parachute. Below the headline are two side-by-side composite sketch portraits of the hijacker, credited to AP Photos, with a caption explaining they are based on passenger and crew recollections from the hijacked flight. Right-hand panel of the FD-350 FBI newspaper clipping form. Handwritten entries identify the source as The Milwaukee Journal, Green Sheet edition, dated December 13, 1973. Editor is noted as Richard Leonard (name cut off). Classification is listed as 'CAR- AIR PIRACY' (partially cut off at margin). Lower fields for Submitting Office and Being Investigated are partially visible. Page number '3' centered at bottom. A reference/Bates-style stamp 'DB Cooper-110[?]' appears at bottom-right, partially cut off.

Headline is cut off at right margin; final word(s) not fully visible
Composite sketch image is low resolution due to halftone newspaper reproduction and scan quality
Handwritten annotations on right-side form are partially legible
Editor field and Classification field are partially cut off at right margin
Bottom reference number 'DB Cooper-110[?]' is cut off

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