Part 11, page 36

DB Cooper-1930Serials SE 164-81

Document date 26 November 1971

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 11 p. 36 (DB Cooper-1930), Teletype, dated 26 Nov 1971, serial SE 164-81-166 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-11/pages/36

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PAGE TWO SE 164-81

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COSSEY STATES NIGHT JUMPING VERY DANGEROUS, WHEN TERRAIN UNKNOWN AND DISTINCT POSSIBILITY SUBJECT SUFFERED ANKLE AND/OR LEG INJURIES ON LANDING AS SUBJECT UNABLE TO CONTROL RATE OF DESCENT OR JUDGE SHOCK IMPACT, ALSO, IF WEARING STREET SHOES, POSSIBILITY OF INJURY GREATER.

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AGL FEI...MP

CLS

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DB Cooper-1930

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Page header identifying this as page two of a teletype, with Seattle field office case number 164-81 (the D.B. Cooper NORJAK case). Skydiving expert 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 since he could not control his rate of descent or judge shock impact. Wearing street shoes would increase injury risk. Standard teletype closing indicators: priority designation, END marker, operator initials/routing codes (AGL, FEI, MP), and CLS (close) command. FBI Vault page reference stamp indicating this is page 1930 in the DB Cooper document collection.

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