Interview report (FD-302)Interview of Floy Z. Hodgson, Dallas, re Harry Miller's claim of $200,000Interviewed 20 February 1976page 4 of 4
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Part 119, page 332

DB Cooper-54889Serials DL 164-191, SE 164-81

Interviewed 20 February 1976Dictated 25 February 1976Transcribed 1 March 1976

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DL 164-191 SE 164-81 4

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HODGSON stated MILLER then said something about calling again in two weeks or about being here (meaning Dallas) in two weeks. HODGSON repeated that if he were at home, he could be reached at his telephone number. At this point, MILLER said goodnight.

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During this interview, HODGSON was shown the artist's conception of the unknown subject also known as DAN COOPER, who hijacked Northwest Airlines Flight 350 between Portland, Oregon, and Seattle, Washington, on November 24, 1971. HODGSON stated, "It's hard to believe how much the artist's conception of COOPER resembles HARRY MILLER." HODGSON commented that the forehead, hairline and hair style very much resembles HARRY MILLER. HODGSON expressed his opinion that the ears on the artist's conception of COOPER strike him as being larger than MILLER's ears and the nose appears to be different from MILLER's, but HODGSON commented that it has been fifteen years since he saw HARRY MILLER and his recollection may be faulty.

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HODGSON stated he believes he had discussed everything that had taken place between himself and HARRY MILLER in the two telephone conversations.

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DB COOPER-54889