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DB Cooper-51906Serials SC 164-50, SE 164-81, SE 164-81-4097

Document date 13 November 1972

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SAC, SACRAMENTO (164-50) November 13, 1972

SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)

NORJAK OO: SEATTLE

RE UNSUB; ORANGE PARACHUTE FOUND PLUMAS COUNTY SUB 520

Re Sacramento nitel to Seattle, 10/26/72.

Instant parachute shown to EARL COSSEY on November 1, 1972, and he definitely eliminated it as being one of the parachutes given to Unsub on November 24, 1971. COSSEY stated parachute shown to him did not have the required markings on it and the canopy was orange. In addition, the back pack did not have a place to attach a chest pack as did the one supplied to Unsub.

Seattle has disposed of instant parachute.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

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2 - Sacramento (3 - Seattle RNN:jgm (5)

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[guess: E] [illegible] NP [illegible]

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Sub 520

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Sub 520 DB COOPER-51906 164-81-4097

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Communication from SAC Sacramento to SAC Seattle regarding an orange parachute found in Plumas County. The parachute was shown to Earl Cossey on November 1, 1972, and he definitively eliminated it as one of the parachutes given to the NORJAK unsub on November 24, 1971. Cossey noted the parachute lacked required markings, had an orange canopy, and the back pack had no attachment point for a chest pack. Seattle disposed of the parachute. Distribution and dictation notation indicating 2 copies to Sacramento, 3 copies to Seattle, dictated by agent with initials RNN and typed by jgm, 5 total copies. Handwritten notation, partially illegible, possibly an agent's initials or routing mark. Handwritten sub-file number notation referencing Sub 520. Stamps and handwritten markings at bottom of page showing sub-file number, DB Cooper document tracking number, and case/serial number.

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