Part 10, page 450

Interviewed 24 November 1971Dictated 26 November 1971

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 10 p. 450 (DB Cooper-1683), FD-302 interview, interviewed 24 Nov 1971 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-10/pages/450

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SE 164-81

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Hair Black, medium length, straight, parted on left side Complexion Olive-type Clothing Black business suit, white shirt, thin black tie, black overcoat, black shoes. Sub- ject was carrying a black businessman's type briefcase, described as ordinary. Had a pair of dark-framed sun- glasses with dark brown lenses.

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[REDACTED] said that the man appeared to be Latin descent. She said that there were no distinguished charac- teristics, such as scars, marks or tattoos. She said that the man had no mustache or beard and spoke in a normal calm voice. She said that she did not recall the man wearing any rings.

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[REDACTED] said that after she delivered the demand note the hijacker had written, and the note she had written at his direction to the cabin, the Captain instructed her to remain seated in the cockpit of the plane. [REDACTED] said that she began taking notes concerning the events that trans- pired during the remainder of the flight.

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[REDACTED] said that after she delivered the demand notes to the Captain, and had been seated in the cockpit for a few minutes, Stewardess [REDACTED] advised by telephone that the hijacker wanted both the note he had written and the note [REDACTED] had written at his direction returned to him. [REDACTED] said she took both notes back to him.

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[REDACTED] furnished 13 pages of notes which she took during the course of the flight.

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DB Cooper-1683

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FBI case file number for the D.B. Cooper hijacking investigation, Seattle field office. Physical description of the hijacking subject: black straight hair parted on left, olive complexion, wearing a black business suit with white shirt, thin black tie, black overcoat and shoes, carrying an ordinary black briefcase, and possessing dark-framed sunglasses with brown lenses. A female witness (name redacted) described the hijacker as appearing to be of Latin descent with no distinguishing characteristics, no facial hair, a calm normal voice, and no rings. The same witness stated that after delivering the hijacker's demand note and her own written note to the cabin, the Captain told her to stay in the cockpit, where she began taking notes on the events of the flight. The witness reported that shortly after going to the cockpit, another stewardess (name redacted) relayed by phone that the hijacker wanted both notes returned to him, which the witness then did. The witness provided 13 pages of handwritten notes she had taken during the hijacking flight. FOIA exemption codes b6 (personal privacy) and b7C (law enforcement - personal privacy) annotated in the right margin next to redacted names. Page number 6 of the original document and Bates/reference number DB Cooper-1683.

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