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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 10 p. 346 (DB Cooper-1573), Teletype, dated 25 Nov 1971 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-10/pages/346
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LV 164-60
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IMMEDIATELY BEFORE LANDING THAT NO OBSERVATION OR CONTACT
HAD IN SOME TIME AND HIJACKER WAS ALONE IN BACK OF PASSENGER
SECTION WHEN LAST OBSERVED AT APPROX. EIGHT ZERO FIVE PM.
CREW CONSISTED OF THREE MALES AND ONE HOSTESS.
PLANE LANDED WITHOUT INCIDENT AND TAXIED TO APPROX.
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY YARDS FROM TERMINAL. ENTIRE PERIMETER
OF AIR STRIP PREVIOUSLY SURROUNDED BY LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT,
(INCLUDING DOG TEAMS) AND FBI AND PLANE UNDER OBSERVATION FROM
TOWER WITH BINOCULARS TO INSURE HIJACKER DID NOT DEPART PLANE
DURING LANDING OR TAXIING PHASE. IN ACCORDANCE WITH
REQUEST OF CAPT. NO ENTRY WAS MADE TO AIRCRAFT UNTIL CREW
DETERMINED WHETHER HIJACKER WAS STILL ABOARD. WHEN CAPT.
ADVISED HIJACKER NOT ABOARD, FBI AGENTS BOARDED AIRCRAFT. CREW
INDICATED THEY HAD MADE CURSORY SEARCH AND HAD FOUND NO
EXPLOSIVES, HOWEVER AN IMMEDIATE SEARCH OF THE PLANE WAS
MADE BY BUREAU AGENTS FOR EXPLOSIVES AND ANY POTENTIAL
EVIDENCE. NO EXPLOSIVES WERE FOUND AND ALL AREAS OCCUPIED BY
THE HIJACKER WERE PROCESSED FOR FINGERPRINTS.
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