ReportInvestigative insert, Seattle witnesses' comments on artist's composite sketch14 September 1972page 2 of 4
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Part 28, page 35

DB Cooper-9557Serials SE 164-81

Document date 14 September 1972

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[REDACTED] advised he also saw unknown subject with his glasses on; and therefore, all of his comments pertained only to both the color composite and the original artist's sketch with glasses on. [REDACTED] further advised that the original artist's sketch with glasses on should have larger eyes, a wider nose, and a wider mouth.

[REDACTED] stated the hijacker looked honest with a "kind of nothing" appearance.

[REDACTED] advised he could correct and suggest changes to an artist's sketch done in a two-thirds to three-quarters perspective if one were presented to him.

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On September 1, 1972, [REDACTED] [REDACTED] Seattle, Washington, telephone number [REDACTED] made the following comments after viewing the color sketch:

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Facial features Features in color sketch were similar to hijacker's. Face Should be a little wider in the middle but the forehead was the correct size and should not be changed.

Mouth Okay

Glasses Satisfactory

Nose Should be flatter and wider.

Hair Should be heavier and greasier. Hair color good.

Age About right according to [REDACTED] who stated the color composite resembled a man approximately 40-42 years of age.

Complexion Color composite should be changed to reflect a man with a slightly darker complexion.

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DB Cooper-9557