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8. Serial 99 - Airtel to Salt Lake City from FBIHQ. Latent prints developed on a tickets were identical to prints to MCCOY.

9. Serial 256 - Interview of [REDACTED] b6 [REDACTED] On 4/9/72, [REDACTED] was shown a photo spread and he b7C identified MCCOY as the hijacker on UNITED Flight 855.

10. Serial 209 - Report of the Identification Division, from the Latent Fingerprint Section. Two latent fingerprints developed on UNITED AIRLINES ticket number 1 016 55817417 0, bearing the name "R/MCCOY", issued on 3/31/72, for travel from Salt Lake City to Denver, were identified as finger impressions of MCCOY.

11. Serial 283 - Interview of [REDACTED] b6 [REDACTED] informed [REDACTED] b7C that she was at MCCOY's residence on 4/8/72. [REDACTED] noticed that MCCOY and his wife possessed a satchel which she later learned contained money obtained during the hijacking. [REDACTED] also told [REDACTED] that MCCOY's wife asked [REDACTED] for assistance in moving a large quantity of money and that MCCOY's wife threatened [REDACTED] if she did not help.

12. Serial 261 - Airtel from Salt Lake City to Cleveland. A search of the residence of [REDACTED] revealed b6 the existence of two typewriters. One of the typewriters was b7C determined by the FBI Laboratory to be the one which prepared flight plans used in the hijacking of the UAL Flight 855.

The above information was used to convict MCCOY of hijacking UAL Flight 855. Case file 164A-SU-38005 did not appear to contain information relating to MCCOY's involvement in other hijackings. Unless Salt Lake City Division receives additional requests concerning MCCOY, this matter is considered RUC.

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