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Part 110, page 124 DB Cooper-416
Document date 24 November 1971 AI Dates: machine-written — generated by an AI model from the transcripts, and it can be wrong. The scan is the source; the transcript is machine-generated from it.
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that we are waiting for fuel trucks - awaiting
instructions from back now.
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0710 (Bos) Cl[ea]ring A/C no pass [illegible] [guess: briefcase]
(11:10 P.M. PST) had TWR observe landings with binoc.
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0712 HQ (Bos) requesting shutdown, seal area, have
experts search area.
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0713 (BN) now leaving A/C.
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0728 FAA R[eques]t [illegible] [guess: Direct/Intercept] LAX [guess: Boresight/Bakersfield]
(11:28 PM PST) wants [illegible]
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DB Cooper-416
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Continuation of a prior entry noting they are waiting for fuel trucks and awaiting further instructions from headquarters/base.
At 0710 Zulu (11:10 PM PST), source 'Bos' reports clearing the aircraft; no passengers; reference to possible briefcase. Tower (TWR) was asked to observe landings with binoculars.
At 0712 Zulu, HQ (via 'Bos') requests shutdown and sealing of the area, and that experts be brought in to search the area.
At 0713 Zulu, source 'BN' reports now leaving the aircraft.
At 0728 Zulu (11:28 PM PST), an FAA-related entry referencing LAX and a large cursive word that may read 'Boresight' or possibly 'Bakersfield'. The exact meaning is unclear due to difficult handwriting.
Internal document page number (122) and Bates stamp identifier (DB Cooper-416).
Handwritten entries in cursive; some words difficult to decipher Large cursive word at upper-right of final entry is especially unclear Page appears to be a continuation from a previous page; first entry is mid-sentence Internal document page number is 122; Bates stamp is DB Cooper-416 Scan order ← p. 123 p. 125 →