Part 113, page 380
Document date 22 December 1971
FBI 164-81, Vault Part 113 p. 380 (DB Cooper-23228), Teletype, dated 22 Dec 1971 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-113/pages/380
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b6 per FBI and FAA b7C per FBI and FAA
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CZ009631 [guess: RYPDL] E09BA9233 3372363-UUUU--RULNDRA. P UUUUU 22302 DEC 71 FAA. ASDCO M3 65 [guess: MLAW/F'N] BOSTON COM[guess: P]/NIA SEATTLE/ CONVEY ENVIES V
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TO CE / M TO[guess: P] TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION 1950 CONNECTICUT AVE NW WASHDC FM [redacted] 91.07
FIN[guess: D]LY [guess: CENTRAL] INTELLIGENCE [guess: OF] AGENCY ATTN: [redacted] R/[illegible] [guess: DEPARTMENT] OF STATE (E/[illegible]) E/D U/FE[guess: D]ERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION ATTN: CRIMINAL DIVISION ESP[guess: Y]/S[guess: ECRET] SERVICE (1J) MATRS/TREASURY DEPARTMENT [guess: (ASED)] BARN[guess: W] [guess: Y] CUSTOMS SERVICE ATTN: [redacted] N[guess: ATIO]NAL SECURITY AGENCY ATTN: D-5 [illegible] 91.97 SITUATION ROOM
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SE 2 RIE30BA2223 UNCLAS
[guess: TH]IS [guess: IS] T[guess: HE] [guess: TRANS]PORTATION SECURITY INTELLIGENCE SUMMARY NO. 14-71 SUBJECT: [guess: A NOCE][guess: MBER] HIJACKING/EXTORTION, NW 305, 24 NOVEMBER 1971 [guess: ZE] 2[guess: 5] [guess: DECEM]BER 1971 [redacted] IDENTIFIED ONLY AS D.B. [guess: WAS] [guess: 6]' TALL [guess: F]/O SLI[guess: M], BO[guess: A]RDED [guess: NW] 305, A B-727, AT PORTLAND, OREGON, [guess: ON] A FLIGHT TO SEATTLE. EN ROUTE, HE HANDED A NOTE TO ONE OF THE [guess: STEWARD]ESSES. HE STAT[guess: ED] THAT HE HAD A BOMB IN HIS BRIEFCASE AND WAS HI- JACKING T[guess: HE] [guess: AIR]CRAFT. HE ORDERED THE STEWARDESS TO INSTRUCT THE CAPTAIN [guess: AND] [guess: CO][guess: M]PANY OFFICIALS THAT HE WAS DEMANDING $200,000 AND THAT HE WANTED [guess: 4 PARACHUTES] (2 CHEST AND 2 BACK PACKS). HE SHOWED THE STEWARDESS [guess: HIS] BRIEFCASE CONTAINED SEVERAL RED STICKS, WIRE AND A BATTERY. THE [guess: AIRCRAFT] AGREED TO THE MAN'S DEMANDS. NW 305 ORBITED NEAR SEATTLE WHILE THE [guess: PASSENGERS'] MONEY AND PARACHUTES WERE ASSEMBLED. THE AIRCRAFT [guess: WAS] [guess: PLACED AT] SEATTLE [guess: AT] 1742L. AFTER THE RANSOM AND PARACHUTES WERE PLACED ABOARD, [guess: THE] [guess: PASSENGERS] [guess: ALLOWED OFF THE 35 PASSENGERS] AND 2 OF THE 3 STEWARDESSES [guess: LEFT]. [guess: C] [guess: THE] [guess: AIR][guess: CRAFT] [guess: AND] [guess: BEING] REFUELED, THE HIJACKER OR- DERED [guess: THAT] THE AIRCRAFT TAKE OFF WITH THE REAR DOOR EXTE[guess: NDED], THAT THE CAPT[guess: AIN] FLY NO HIGHER THAN 10,000 ALTITUDE AT A SPEED NOT IN EXCESS OF [guess: 200] MPH, WITH FLAPS AND LANDING GEAR DOWN, AND THAT ALL LIGHTS, INCLUDING CABIN LIGHTS, BE EXTINGUISHED WHILE EN ROUTE. HE WAS ADVISED THAT THE DOOR COULD NOT BE FULLY EXTENDED ON TAKEOFF, SO HE AGREED THAT IT SHOULD ONLY BE LEFT OPENED.
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DB Cooper-23228