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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) 4/22/72
ASAC PAUL R. BIBLER
NORJAK
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SA RALPH HIMMELSBACH called from Portland on
4/22/72. He said that he had showed the picture of the
man wearing the cap to witnesses [REDACTED]
[REDACTED] in Portland. Neither of them had indicated
any interest in this picture as being the hijacker.
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He advised that he had learned from SA [REDACTED]
in Eugene that witness [REDACTED] had been shown
a photo at 2:00 AM, this morning by a representative of
Newsweek. This picture showed a man who appeared to be
handcuffed and was facing a street near a store. [REDACTED]
allegedly told the Newsweek representative he could not
recognize this individual as being the hijacker. He told
SA [REDACTED] that the picture in fact did look like the UNSUB.
HIMMELSBACH said he could not be any more definite about
[REDACTED] remarks since he had not talked to Him, himself.
He said that [REDACTED] allegedly advised [REDACTED] that the
Newsweek magazine had his name and address since they
interviewed him the night of the hijacking.