Part 43, page 271

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FD-350 (Rev. 10-19-77)

(Mount Clipping in Space Below)

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Finder of Cooper loot gets frayed $20 bill

VANCOUVER, Wash. — Eight-year-old Brian Ingram, who found bundles of $20 bills last week but had to turn them over to authorities, has been given one by the FBI.

The boy jumped into the national spotlight Feb. 10 when he discovered several thousand dollars of the $200,000 ransom paid to skyjacker Dan Cooper in 1971. The money, frayed around the edges, was identified by FBI agents who have been looking for Cooper since he jumped from a Northwest Orient Airlines plane over Southwest Washington.

The $20 was given to the boy by Mike Heywood, Hough Elementary School PTA president. Accompanying the bill was a certificate praising the boy for his find.

Since finding the money, Brian and his parents, H. Dwayne and Patricia, have been the subject of network television newscasts and newspaper articles. Saturday night, the three were satirized on the "Weekend Update" segment of the weekly television show "Saturday Night Live."

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(Indicate page, name of newspaper, city and state.)

Page C2 The Oregonian Portland, Or.

Date: 2/19/80 Edition:

Title:

Character: 164-81 or Classification: Submitting Office: SE

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SUBS P. 9, 9, M

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SEARCHED _____ INDEXED ____ SERIALIZED ____ FILED ____ FEB 25 1980 FBI - SEATTLE

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DB Cooper-17493

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b6 b7C