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Part 43, page 156 DB Cooper-17360
Document date 13 February 1980 AI Dates: machine-written — generated by an AI model from the transcripts, and it can be wrong. The scan is the source; the transcript is machine-generated from it.
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Brian Ingram, 8, and his parents, Harold and Patricia, talk about their discovery from their Vancouver home.
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DB Cooper-17360
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Black and white newspaper photograph showing a young boy (Brian Ingram, age 8) seated between his parents Harold and Patricia Ingram. The family appears to be speaking about their discovery, likely the D.B. Cooper ransom money found along the Columbia River. The boy is in the center, the father is on the left, and the mother is on the right.
Photo caption identifying Brian Ingram, age 8, and his parents Harold and Patricia, discussing their discovery from their Vancouver home.
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Scanned newspaper photograph with halftone dot pattern Caption text is partially degraded but mostly legible Two hole punches visible at top of page Bates stamp visible at bottom right Scan order ← p. 155 p. 157 →