Part 100, page 247

Document date 3 December 1971

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 100 p. 247 (DB Cooper-45203), Memo, dated 3 Dec 1971 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-100/pages/247

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SE 164-81

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good witnesses as [REDACTED] citing as an example, [REDACTED] [REDACTED] asked what was happening.

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[REDACTED] was advised that the stewardesses were not all located in Minneapolis at that time and that the photo could be shown to witnesses locally at Seattle as well as to the stewardesses. He was advised that this would be done by other Agents.

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At no time was it indicated to [REDACTED] that Agent personnel would travel with him free of charge to Minneapolis on Northwest Airlines.

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On 12/2/71, [REDACTED] was telephonically contacted at his residence inasmuch as [REDACTED] [REDACTED] and was advised that the photo of [REDACTED] had been displayed to all witnesses and none of them identified him as the hijacker. To this he replied, "he could not understand this but some times things work that way."

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DB COOPER-45203

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FBI Seattle field office case file number header, indicating this is a continuation page within file SE 164-81. Partial sentence (continuation from prior page) discussing an individual cited as a good witness. A redacted subject asked what was happening. A redacted individual was informed that the stewardesses were not all in Minneapolis and that a suspect photo could be shown to local witnesses in Seattle and to the stewardesses by other FBI Agents. Clarification that FBI Agent personnel never offered to travel with the redacted subject free of charge to Minneapolis via Northwest Airlines. On December 2, 1971, a redacted individual was called at home and advised that a suspect's photo had been shown to all witnesses and none identified the subject as the D.B. Cooper hijacker. The subject responded that he could not understand this outcome but accepted it philosophically. FBI Vault document stamp identifying this page as part of the D.B. Cooper FOIA release, document number 45203.

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