Part 50, page 348

Document date 29 November 1971

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 50 p. 348 (DB Cooper-21040), News clipping, dated 29 Nov 1971 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-50/pages/348

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[...] here that he lied [illegible] Henderson in reporting that [illegible] to 28 civilians had been killed. At the time he spoke to the colonel in the field, he said, his platoon leaders had already told him that at least 106 civil- ians had been killed.

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Hunt for Escaped Hijacker In Woodland, Wash., Ends

WOODLAND, Wash., Nov. 29 (AP)—The active search for a man who bailed out of a hi- jacked jet last Wednesday with $200,000 ransom money ended here today, but the Federal Bureau of Investigation said its inquiry would continue. Fog and low clouds in this southwest Washington area grounded aircraft for a second day. A spokesman for the Cowlitz County sheriff's office said the land search had been discontinued because previous efforts had not turned up any clues.

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could be a chance he's not dead yet. (never knows)

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DB Cooper-21040

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A dark, low-contrast photograph showing what appears to be trees or wooded terrain, possibly an aerial or ground-level search photo. Details are difficult to discern due to poor contrast. Fragment of a newspaper article about Henderson and a report of civilian casualties. This appears to be an unrelated article (likely about the My Lai massacre) that was on the same newspaper page as the Cooper hijacking article. AP wire article datelined Woodland, Wash., Nov. 29, reporting that the active ground and air search for the hijacker who parachuted from a jet with $200,000 in ransom money has ended, though the FBI said its investigation would continue. Fog and low clouds grounded aircraft, and the Cowlitz County sheriff's office said the land search was discontinued due to lack of clues. Handwritten annotation speculating that the hijacker could still be alive. What appears to be a handwritten number or notation, possibly page numbering or a date. Characters appear to be '(11)' at top with cursive writing below. A sketch or drawing of a young girl with braided hair, with the label 'DB Cooper-21040' in the bottom right corner.

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