Part 110, page 88

DB Cooper-378Serials SE 164-81

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SE 164-81

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Interviews with passengers reflected that the following passengers had observed the hijacker and the results of their interviews are set forth elsewhere in this report in the section "Interviews with Witnesses:"

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Names and Addresses Boarded at: of Passengers:

[REDACTED] Portland, Oregon

CORD HARMS ZRIM SPRECKEL, Portland, Oregon Route 2, Box 738, Vashon Island, Washington

[REDACTED] Portland, Oregon

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The remaining passengers were interviewed and all advised that they were not aware that a hijacking had taken place and attributed the delay in the flight to the reason announced by the pilot, indicating that he had experienced mechanical difficulty. The names of the passengers are as follows:

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b6 b7C

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FBI Seattle field office case number for the D.B. Cooper hijacking investigation. Introductory paragraph noting that certain passengers observed the hijacker and their interview results appear in the Interviews with Witnesses section of the report. List of passengers who observed the hijacker, with names and addresses on the left and boarding location on the right. Four names are redacted under b6/b7C privacy exemptions; one visible name is Cord Harms Zrim Spreckel of Vashon Island, Washington. All boarded at Portland, Oregon. States that all remaining passengers were unaware of the hijacking and believed the flight delay was due to mechanical difficulty as announced by the pilot. Introduces a list of those passengers (list appears on a subsequent page). FOIA exemption codes b6 (personal privacy) and b7C (law enforcement personal privacy) applied to redacted passenger names. Original report page number 84 and Vault release identifier DB Cooper-378.

Multiple passenger names redacted with black boxes
Right margin contains b6/b7C exemption codes
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