Interview report (FD-302)Interview of Northwest Orient Airlines employee re airplane decal recovered in WashingtonInterviewed 19 July 19791 page
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Part 42, page 416

DB Cooper-17157Serials MP 164-73

Interviewed 19 July 1979Dictated 25 July 1979Transcribed 31 July 1979

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FD-302 (REV. 11-27-70)

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

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Date of transcription July 31, 1979

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[REDACTED] Northwest Orient Airlines, Minneapolis International Airport, was shown an airplane decal recovered in the State of Washington. [REDACTED] advised that there is a ninety-nine per cent chance that this decal came from the same aircraft hijacked by D. D. Cooper.

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[REDACTED] noted that the decals placed on the aircraft are bright red in lettering and that the one recovered in Washington and displayed to him appears to be more maroon.

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Interviewed on 7/19/79 at St. Paul, Minnesota File # 164-73— Minneapolis by SA [REDACTED] JDH:kae Date dictated 7/25/79

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DB Cooper-17157

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