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SU 164-24
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On April 12, 1972, a series of photographs
containing that of RICHARD FLOYD MC COY was shown to Northwest
Airlines stewardesses at Minneapolis, Minnesota. The three
stewardesses stated there were some slight similarities, but
each was quite certain that MC COY was not identical with
COOPER. Some of the differences in physical characteristics
noted were that MC COY's ears stuck further from his head
than those of COOPER, and COOPER's hair was fuller than that
of MC COY's, MC COY's nose was broader than that of COOPER's;
and [REDACTED] the only stewardess who saw COOPER
without his glasses, stated that COOPER's eyes were brown,
it being noted that MC COY's eyes are blue.
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Photographs of RICHARD FLOYD MC COY were shown in
suitable groups to Portland Division witnesses [REDACTED] and
[REDACTED] fellow passenger of subject in NORJAK case.
and none could make any identifications. [REDACTED]
stated positively that MC COY was not identical with NORJAK
subject, and [REDACTED] stated he does not recall enough to make
a positive statement.