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CLASS SECTION AND CLOSE CURTAINS BEHIND HER. HOSTESS COMPLIED
GOING THROUGH FIRST CLASS SECTION INTO PILOT COCKPIT AND LOCKING
DOOR BEHIND HER. PRIOR TO HOSTESS DEPARTING FROM PASSENGER CABIN,
HIJACKER TOLD HER MONEY BAG WAS NOT IN ACCORDANCE WITH INSTRUCTIONS
AND TO CUT UP ONE OF THE PARACHUTES TO REWRAP THE MONEY.
WHILE HIJACKER WAS IN CABIN, CREW WAS IN COMMUNICATION WITH
HIJACKER VIA INTERCOM IN THE PASSENGER COMPARTMENT. WHEN CREW
TOLD HIJACKER NON-STOP TO MEXICO CITY IN MEXICO WAS IMPOSSIBLE
DUE TO RANGE OF FUEL, HIJACKER SUGGESTED STOP AT PHOENIX. WHEN
TOLD PHOENIX FLIGHT TOO LONG, HE SUGGESTED YUMA, ARIZ.
AND THEN INDICATED PREFERENCE FOR RENO, NEVADA.
LAST COMMUNICATION IN CABIN AND HIJACKER IN PASSENGER VIA
INTERCOM EIGHT ZERO FIVE PM, PST. CALLS THEREAFTER UNANSWERED.
SOMETIME WITHIN THE NEXT TEN MINUTES AND PRIOR TO ARRIVAL AT
PORTLAND CREW EXPERIENCED "OSCILATION" WHICH THEY SPECULATED AT
THE TIME AND CONFIRMED DURING INTERVIEW WAS PROBABLY OCCASIONED
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