Part 36, page 355
DB Cooper-13969Serials SF 164-220
Document date 6 November 1975
FBI 164-81, Vault Part 36 p. 355 (DB Cooper-13969), Memo, dated 6 Nov 1975 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-36/pages/355
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SF 164-220 BNW/dmp
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that the plane carrying the hijacker in instant case, traveling from Seattle to Reno, would have probably traveled over this area at 10,000 feet to avoid the Sardine Mountains.
[REDACTED] also stated he was formerly in the U. S. Forest Service as a smoke jumper in fire prevention and that this parachute is similar to the type the forest service used except a much smaller parachute.
[REDACTED] also speculated that in the point where he located the parachute, hidden under a log, was approximately one mile southwest of a 200 acre clear meadow and approximately one mile northeast of a 200 acre meadow in the Lemon Canyon area.
One copy of this letter is being disseminated to Las Vegas for their information in view of the referenced Bureau airtel.
The Bureau Laboratory is requested to examine this parachute in an attempt to determine the type of parachute it is and individuals who might use this type of parachute and coloring, such as the U. S. Forest Service. Will also attempt, if possible, to determine the age of the parachute or how long it has been in this remote area, concealed under a log. At the conclusion of whatever examination the Laboratory can make of this parachute, it should be returned to the San Francisco Division and results furnished to the Seattle and Las Vegas Offices.
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