Part 19, page 68

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MP 164-73 (2)

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[REDACTED] was then exhibited a "Facial Identification Catalog," depicting various types of heads, eyes, etc., and thereafter picked the following identified photos as being best representative in her opinion, of the hijacker: Head -- KA3-9, Eyes -- unknown, Eyebrows -- OC1-10, Nose -- OD4-1, mouth KE9-11, Chin KF2-17, Ears -- KG1-12, Cheek and cheekbone -- OR1-9, Hair KJ1-1. As previously indicated, she did not suggest any particular number for facial lines, moustache, beard or pockmarks and skin irregularities.

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[REDACTED] was subsequently exhibited a facsimile copy of an artist's conception, based on information furnished to the artist by Stewardess [REDACTED]. Her first comment upon viewing this drawing was, "That's him"; however, she later made the following suggestions, which in her opinion would make the drawing a closer likeness to the hijacker: the man depicted is too young; the hair-line is good, but the hair should be thinner. His ears were slightly smaller in the fleshy area, and not so squared off. The nose should be thinner. Mouth -- bottom lip is good but not quite so wide; more hollow below cheekbone and jaw. Chin possibly smaller.

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In addition to the above, [REDACTED] had made the following additional comments concerning the hijacker:

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His clothing consisted of dark pants, white shirt, black or dark tie, coat dark, and wore black horn-rimmed colored glasses. He looked very clean cut, was a very heavy smoker, no noticeable accent, very soft spoken, and he did not impress her as being athletically inclined.

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DB Cooper-5923