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Part 47, page 340

DB Cooper-19751

Document date 17 September 1985

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from the rear of the airplane on the evening of Nov. 24, 1971. The weather was stormy and the hijacker was dressed in a business suit, leading investigators to doubt he surviv- ed the ordeal.

Cooper passed a note to the pilot, threaten- ing to set off a bomb if his demands were not met, shortly after the airplane took off from Portland.

He released the passengers and two crew members in Seattle and took four parachutes and the $200,000 aboard. He then ordered the airplane to Reno, Nev.

When the airplane landed in Reno, Cooper and his loot were gone.

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DB Cooper-19751