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THE PLANE LANDED AT SEATTLE AT FIVE FORTY FIVE PM, PST,
AND AFTER PARKING IN THE DESIGNATED AREA THE ENGINES WERE
SHUT DOWN. IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE HIJACKERS INSTRUCTION THE
CAPT. ADVISED THE PASSENGERS OF MECHANICAL PROBLEMS AND
INSTRUCTED ALL TO REMAIN IN THEIR SEATS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
PRIOR TO LANDING THE CAPT. STATES HE CIRCLED THE AIRPORT FOR
APPROX. ONE AND ONE HALF HOURS AWAITING ARRIVAL OF THE ITEMS
REQUESTED BY THE HIJACKER.
THE HIJACKER SPECIFICALLY INSTRUCTED THAT ALL PASSENGERS
STAY ON BOARD UNTIL HE RECEIVED THE MONEY AND AND UNTIL THE
FUEL TRUCKS HAD COMMENCED FUELING. IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
INSTRUCTIONS OF THE HIJACKER HOSTESS [REDACTED] LEFT THE PLANE
AND OBTAINED THE MONEY BAG CONTAINING TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS. SHE RETURNED TO THE PLANE WITH THE MONEY AND AFTER
DELIVERING IT TO THE HIJACKER HE INSPECTED SAME AND THEN TOLD
THE HOSTESS TO ALLOW THE PASSENGERS TO DEPLANE. HOSTESS [REDACTED]
MADE THREE MORE TRIPS TO BRING FOUR BRIGHT ORANGE PARACHUTES
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