Part 52, page 92
FBI 164-81, Vault Part 52 p. 92 (DB Cooper-21705), Report — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-52/pages/92
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As far as we know, X has never come even remotely close to being looked at by the authorities, and there is no reason why he should have. He did not live in the North- west at the time, he has no criminal record, he is steadily employed, married and well respected, his outdoors and sports activities are low profile, often carried out on his own. If he was Cooper, even his appearance would not be likely to arouse any suspicion. The composite sketch could look reasonably like a lot of people and was probably circulated mostly in the Northwest. And the addition of a hairpiece would itself make enough of a difference to allay any recognition. As a result, it is only in circumstances like the present, where someone knows the suspect intimately, that suspicion and discovery is likely to occur.
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DB Cooper-21705