Open in FBI Vault (Part 11, page 32 of the PDF) Copy citation FBI 164-81, Vault Part 11 p. 32 (DB Cooper-1926), Teletype, dated 26 Nov 1971, serial SE 164-81-166 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-11/pages/32
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FD-36 (Rev. 5-22-64)
FBI
Date:
Transmit the following in _______________
(Type in plaintext or code)
Via _______________ _______________
(Priority)
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PAGE TWO
SE 164-81
COSSEY STATES NIGHT JUMPING VERY DANGEROUS, WHEN
TERRAIN UNKNOWN AND DISTINCT POSSIBILITY SUBJECT SUFFERED
ANKLE AND/OR LEG INJURIES ON LANDING. ALSO, IF WEARING
STREET SHOES, POSSIBILITY OF INJURY GREATER, AS SUBJECT
UNABLE TO CONTROL RATE OF DESCENT OR JUDGE SHOCK IMPACT.
- P -
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Approved: _______________ Sent ___________M Per _______________
Special Agent in Charge
DB Cooper-1926
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Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header. Date, transmittal method, and priority fields are blank, indicating this is a continuation page.
Page two of an FBI teletype under case SE 164-81. Cossey states that night jumping is very dangerous when terrain is unknown, and there is a distinct possibility the subject suffered ankle and/or leg injuries on landing. Wearing street shoes increases the possibility of injury, as the subject would be unable to control rate of descent or judge shock impact. Message ends with '- P -' indicating end of transmission.
Standard FBI FD-36 form footer with approval and transmission fields left blank. Contains the reference notation 'DB Cooper-1926'.
Clear typewritten text on standard FBI teletype form Some handwritten annotation marks near 'LANDING' and 'GREATER' lines