Part 110, page 441

Document date 3 June 1972

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 110 p. 441 (DB Cooper-50122), News clipping, dated 3 Jun 1972, serial SE 164-81-3638 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-110/pages/441

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THE DAILY NEWS Longview, Washington 29

[photograph of man in suit leaving building]

McCoy on trial 10/4 Richard F. McCoy Jr. leaves U.S. District Court during a skyjack trial which enters its third day to- day. The 29-year-old, Brigham Young University law enforcement student is charged with hijacking a United Air Lines plane April 7 and bailing out over his hometown of Provo, Utah, with $500,000. (AP Wirephoto)

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[Round official stamp, partially legible] WA [guess: COUNTY] [illegible] JUN [illegible] [numbers partially visible]

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[guess: Office] [guess: the] 7 B 9 [guess: Seattle Washington]

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[guess: Longview]

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This is the second [guess: opinions worth] picture of Richard F McCoy, that has reminded one of the "Mock up" of D.B. Cooper

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Sub 386

[guess: Sub. 386] [guess: 164-81]-3638 SEARCHED [checkmark] INDEXED SERIALIZED [checkmark] FILED [checkmark] JUN 3 01972 FBI - SEATTLE [guess: Lannell] [initials] N

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DB COOPER-50122

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Newspaper clipping from The Daily News (Longview, Washington), page 29, with AP Wirephoto of Richard F. McCoy Jr. leaving U.S. District Court during his skyjacking trial on approximately October 4, 1972. Caption describes McCoy as a 29-year-old Brigham Young University law enforcement student charged with hijacking a United Air Lines plane on April 7 and parachuting over Provo, Utah, with $500,000. Official round stamp, appears to be a Washington state or county seal/processing stamp. 'WA' is visible along with partial date information. Rotated handwritten annotation along the right margin, likely an FBI routing or filing notation referencing the Seattle field office. Difficult to decipher due to rotation and cursive handwriting. A single word written vertically, likely identifying the source location of the newspaper clipping as Longview. Handwritten note from an FBI agent or analyst observing that this is the second instance where a picture of Richard F. McCoy Jr. has reminded someone of the D.B. Cooper composite sketch ('mock up'). This suggests multiple people noted the resemblance between McCoy and the Cooper composite drawing. FBI Seattle field office processing stamps and handwritten reference numbers. Document was searched, indexed, serialized, and filed on June 3, 1972. 'Sub 386' likely refers to a sub-file number within the D.B. Cooper case. An agent's initials or name appears below the stamp. Document identification number from the FBI Vault D.B. Cooper file release, identifying this as page/document 50122 in the collection.

Newspaper clipping is slightly degraded but mostly readable
Handwritten annotations are in cursive and partially difficult to decipher
Rotated handwriting on right margin is hard to read
FBI processing stamp is legible
Round official stamp in center is partially legible

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