Part 53, page 8

Transcript

The scan is the source; the transcript is machine-generated from it.

FD-350 (Rev. 7-16-63)

(Mount Clipping in Space Below)

---

F.B.I. has new 'Cooper' drawing

D. B. Cooper Dan Cooper

A new composite drawing of the skyjacker who parachuted from a Northwest Airlines jet November 23, 1971, with $200,000 ransom is being circulated by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Published in the December issue of the F.B.I. bulletin to law-enforcement officers, the drawing was accompanied by a description of "Dan Cooper." "D. B. Cooper" previously was announced as the name used by the skyjacker.

The new composite shows Cooper with and without wrap-around sunglasses. The new Cooper's mouth is more turned down at the corners than the old, and he has a hairline starting farther lower on his forehead. The nose and the entire face are wider and heavier. F. B. I. spokesmen here and in Washington, D. C., have said previously they believe the skyjacker is dead.

---

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

p.C2 Seattle Times Seattle, Wash.

---

Date: 12/28/72 Edition: Final Author: Editor: Henry McLeod Title: NORJAK Character: or Classification: 164-81-[guess: C4LB] Submitting Office: Seattle

☐ Being Investigated

COPY SENT TO BUREAU

---

SEARCHED.......... INDEXED.......... SERIALIZED...[illegible].. FILED...[illegible]..

JAN 3 1973 FBI—SEATTLE

---

DB Cooper-22346