Part 54
447 pages
FBI FOI/PA deleted page information sheet indicating 3 duplicate pages (142, 148, 149) were removed from the release under Civil Action# 1:16-cv-01790-02. Boxed stamp indicating deleted pages with n…
Page 2FBI form instruction for mounting clipping. Headline of newspaper article about the D.B. Cooper $20 bills being checked by The Journal. Newspaper article from The Oregon Journal detailing the seria…
Page 3Chronological listing of U.S. aircraft hijacking (piracy) incidents from April to August 1972, detailing perpetrator names, airlines targeted, ransom amounts demanded, and outcomes including arrests,…
Page 4Header identifying the document as a list of $20 Federal Reserve Note serial numbers. Multi-column table listing $20 Federal Reserve Note serial numbers organized by Federal Reserve District letter…
Page 5Continuation of a list of $20 Federal Reserve Note serial numbers, labeled as page 8. Contains hundreds of serial numbers organized in columns with series designations (63A, 69, 50C). Serial number p…
Page 6Header identifying the denomination of currency listed on this page. Columnar listing of U.S. currency serial numbers for $20 Federal Reserve Notes. Serial numbers are organized in five column group…
Page 7FBI routing instruction for clipping mounting. Newspaper headline about the possibility of keeping the D.B. Cooper ransom money report secret. Article by Rolla J. Crick describing The Journal's 'Se…
Page 8Continuation of a newspaper article describing the Secret Witness program related to D.B. Cooper ransom money. FBI agent Julius Mattson of the Portland office explains that people who found the money…
Page 9Standard FBI newspaper clipping mounting instruction header. Newspaper article from The Oregon Journal about D.B. Cooper, featuring two composite sketches of the hijacker and announcing a $1,000 rew…
Page 10FBI clipping mount instruction header. Newspaper article by Rolla J. Crick reporting on the ongoing FBI search for D.B. Cooper two years after the 1971 hijacking. The Oregon Journal offered $1,000 r…
Page 11Header identifying this as page 10 of a list of $20 Federal Reserve Notes (serial numbers of ransom bills). Dense columnar listing of $20 Federal Reserve Note serial numbers, organized in five colum…
Page 12Header identifying document as page 11 of a Federal Reserve Note listing related to the $20 bills from the D.B. Cooper ransom. Columnar listing of Federal Reserve Note serial numbers associated with…
Page 13Standard FBI form header FD-350 for mounting newspaper clippings. Newspaper article describing public interest in checking $20 bills against the list of serial numbers from the D.B. Cooper ransom mo…
Page 14Page header identifying this as page 12 of a $20 Federal Reserve Note serial number list. Multi-column list of $20 Federal Reserve Note serial numbers associated with the D.B. Cooper ransom money. S…
Page 15Header indicating this page lists $20 Federal Reserve Note serial numbers. Multi-column listing of $20 Federal Reserve Note serial numbers, all beginning with prefix L19 and mostly ending with serie…
Page 16Columnar list of $20 Federal Reserve Note serial numbers from the D.B. Cooper ransom money. Listed as PAGE 14 of the serial number record. Most notes are series 69 (1969), with a few series 63 (1963)…
Page 17Header identifying this as a page listing $20 Federal Reserve Note serial numbers, marked as page 19 of the original document. Multi-column table listing serial numbers of $20 Federal Reserve Notes…
Page 18Page header identifying this as page 14 of a listing of $20 Federal Reserve Notes. Multi-column listing of $20 Federal Reserve Note serial numbers, each consisting of a prefix letter L followed by a…
Page 19FBI form instruction for mounting newspaper clippings. Article about people calling The Journal newspaper reporting $20 bills with serial numbers that nearly match D.B. Cooper ransom money. The news…
Page 20Header identifying this as page 19 of a list of $20 Federal Reserve Note serial numbers. Multi-column table of $20 Federal Reserve Note serial numbers, all beginning with prefix L32 and mostly endin…
Page 21FBI form number header for newspaper clipping mount sheet. Article describes how the FBI received new leads after The Oregon Journal began publishing the serial numbers of the $20 bills from the D.B…
Page 22Page number label from source document. List of $20 Federal Reserve Note serial numbers, all beginning with L33, associated with the D.B. Cooper ransom money. This is page 20 of the serial number li…
Page 23Instruction stamp for mounting clipping. Multi-column listing of $20 Federal Reserve Note serial numbers, page 21 of the D.B. Cooper ransom money serial number list. Serial numbers are primarily in…
Page 24Instruction header for mounting a clipping. Page 22 of an FBI listing of serial numbers for $20 Federal Reserve Notes from the D.B. Cooper ransom money. All bills have the prefix L34 and suffix 69,…
Page 25FBI form header FD-350 for mounting newspaper clippings. List of serial numbers for $20 Federal Reserve Notes associated with the D.B. Cooper ransom money. This appears to be page 23 of the serial n…
Page 26FBI clipping mount instruction header. List of serial numbers for $20 Federal Reserve Notes from the D.B. Cooper ransom money. The serial numbers are arranged in columns across the page, each beginn…
Page 27Standard FBI form header FD-350 for mounting newspaper clippings. Newspaper article about The Oregon Journal's $1,000 reward offer for anyone finding a D.B. Cooper $20 bill. Despite national publici…
Page 28Page header indicating this is page 26 of a listing of $20 Federal Reserve Notes. Columnar listing of $20 Federal Reserve Note serial numbers associated with the D.B. Cooper ransom money. Each entry…
Page 29FBI instruction header for mounting clipping. Columnar listing of $20 Federal Reserve Note serial numbers, likely D.B. Cooper ransom bill serial numbers published for public identification. Newspap…
Page 30FBI clipping instruction header. Columnar listing of D.B. Cooper ransom bill serial numbers spanning pages 28-31, organized in five columns with serial numbers in L-prefix format followed by series…
Page 31Dense columnar listing of alphanumeric reference codes, possibly serial numbers or evidence tracking numbers. Each entry follows a pattern of prefix (L51, L52, L53, L54, L56), followed by a three-dig…
Page 32Multi-column tabular listing of serial numbers, likely U.S. currency serial numbers from the D.B. Cooper ransom money. The entries follow a pattern of prefix (L54, L55, L56, L57), followed by a 3-dig…
Page 33Dense columnar listing of alphanumeric codes, likely serial numbers or index references related to the DB Cooper case. Each entry follows a pattern of prefix (L57-L65), three-digit number, alphanumer…
Page 34FBI form header for mounting newspaper clippings. Newspaper article by Rolla J. Crick about how the search for skyjacked bills has revived interest in Judy Sword's song about D.B. Cooper. The articl…
Page 35Page header indicating this is page 32 of a Federal Reserve Note serial number listing for $20 bills (Series 620 likely refers to denomination code). Columnar listing of Federal Reserve Note serial…
Page 36Standard FBI clipping mount instruction header. Headline of the newspaper clipping indicating The Oregon Journal has completed publishing the list of serial numbers from the Cooper ransom bills. Ar…
Page 37Fragment of a newspaper header explaining that the Journal will continue publishing $20 bills from the Cooper ransom loot until the third anniversary of the hijacking in 1974, referencing a $1,000 re…
Page 38Headline and sub-headline of the newspaper article about D.B. Cooper and a reward offered by the Oregon Journal. Two composite sketches of D.B. Cooper, showing front-facing artist renderings of the…
Page 39Main headline of the newspaper article about D.B. Cooper skyjacking and a secret witness plan. Left column of article by Rolla J. Crick describing The Journal's Secret Witness plan to help recover t…
Page 40Case reference number stamped or written on the page. Main article about a $1,000 reward offered by The Journal newspaper for any of the $20 bills from the D.B. Cooper hijacking ransom. Recounts the…
Page 41Main headline of the newspaper article offering $1,000 reward for the first $20 bill from the D.B. Cooper hijacking ransom. Byline and masthead area identifying the writer, newspaper (The Oregon Jou…
Page 42Large stylized newspaper headline indicating that the Sasquatch legend has outlasted the D.B. Cooper legend in the Ariel, Washington area. Newspaper article by Jack Pement of the Journal staff descr…
Page 43Dark photograph of a person, likely Germaine Tricola based on caption placement. Details are difficult to discern due to low resolution and dark exposure. Dark photograph of a person, likely Harry L…
Page 44FBI form number header for newspaper clipping mount form. Large stylized newspaper headline reading 'Original Hijacker Just Fading Memory', overlaid on what appears to be a composite photographic im…
Page 45Photograph of a roadside sign. The sign reads 'THE WAGES OF SIN IS DEATH' and below it 'But Gods gift is eternal life'. The sign appears to be a large billboard-style religious sign in a rural area w…
Page 46Black and white newspaper photograph of a rustic general store building at Yale, described as a registration headquarters for hikers heading into rugged surrounding country. Photo caption describing…
Page 47Large black-and-white landscape photograph showing a densely forested area with tall evergreen and deciduous trees, likely in the Pacific Northwest. The image appears to depict rugged, heavily wooded…
Page 48FBI form header for mounting newspaper clippings Newspaper article by Doyle Wenzel for The Oregonian, datelined Longview, Wash., recounting the one-year anniversary of the D.B. Cooper skyjacking. De…
Page 49FBI form header for mounting newspaper clippings. Newspaper headline about whether a newsman's report on D.B. Cooper is a genuine scoop or a hoax. Newspaper article by Alexander Auerbach of LA Time…
Page 50Continuation of a newspaper article about a journalist named Fleming who paid $30,000 to interview a man claiming to be D.B. Cooper. Fleming turned his materials over to the FBI before publication. T…
Page 51Standard FBI clipping mount instruction header. AP news article from Seattle reporting that hunters entering Southwest Washington for the general hunting season have been asked to look for the $200,…
Page 52Standard FBI form header FD-350 for mounting newspaper clippings. Newspaper article reporting that Northwest Orient Airlines offered a finder's fee (reward of $25,000 or 15% of any recovered amount)…
Page 53FBI form header FD-350 used for mounting newspaper clippings. Editorial or opinion piece discussing D. B. Cooper's legacy as the inspiration for copycat airplane hijackers (parajackers). Notes that…
Page 54Headline and subheadline of the newspaper clipping about the FBI shifting the D.B. Cooper investigation to the Bremerton, Washington area. Left column of newspaper article describing FBI agents inte…
Page 55FBI case reference number stamped on the page. Continuation of a newspaper article about FBI showing photographs of a suspect to witnesses in the D.B. Cooper hijacking case. Several witnesses includ…
Page 56Standard FBI FD-350 press clipping form header. AP wire story from the Bremerton Sun reporting that the FBI is hunting a bald-headed suspect in connection with the Dan Cooper hijacking case. Busines…
Page 57Black-and-white newspaper photograph showing what appears to be an outdoor search scene, likely at a wooded or rough terrain area. Caption for the newspaper photograph describing FBI agent J. Earl M…
Page 58Headline of the newspaper article about the search for D.B. Cooper in the Ariel area. Aerial or landscape photograph, appears to show terrain or search area, low resolution. Main body of the articl…
Page 59FBI case file reference number stamped on page. Newspaper clipping containing a map and caption describing the FBI search area along Lewis River east of Woodland, Washington. The map shows the area…
Page 60Standard FBI clipping mount instruction header. Newspaper article from The Oregon Journal reporting that clear weather on a Thursday morning allowed the FBI and Army to expand the search near Ariel,…
Page 61FBI routing instruction for mounting the newspaper clipping. Newspaper article about a country-Western record about D.B. Cooper titled 'D.B. Cooper, Where Are You?' that was popular in Gresham, Oreg…
Page 62FBI clipping mount instruction header. UPI newspaper article describing how D.B. Cooper became a folk hero after his daring parachute escape from a hijacked Northwest Airlines 727 with $200,000 rans…
Page 63Standard FBI clipping mount instruction header. Newspaper article reporting that several newspapers received a letter from a person claiming to be the D.B. Cooper hijacker. The letter was postmarked…
Page 64FBI filing form for a newspaper clipping from The Oregonian, Portland, Oregon, dated 12/13/71, page 31. Contains case reference DB Cooper-22990. Small portrait photograph of Jay Adsen, regional chie…
Page 65Cartoon illustration showing airline security scene with passengers being screened, a sign reading 'Wald' visible, and airport security checkpoint imagery. Small portrait sketch labeled D.B. Cooper?…
Page 66Standard FBI clipping mount instruction header. FBI distributed a 34-page list of serial numbers of the 10,000 $20 bills given to hijacker D. B. Cooper on Nov. 24. Vincent Ruehl, assistant special a…
Page 67FBI clipping mount instruction header. Newspaper article describing how D.B. Cooper has become a prolific letter writer. Letters were received by the Reno Gazette, The Oregonian, and The Province of…
Page 68FBI clipping mount instruction header Newspaper article by Daryl Lembke of LA Times-Washington Post Service reporting that an accomplice may have picked up the D.B. Cooper skyjacker at a backwoods a…
Page 69Continuation of a newspaper article about the FBI investigation related to D.B. Cooper. Describes the McClellan airstrip, its ownership by the McClellan family, and the surrounding area. Notes that t…
Page 70Continuation of a newspaper article about the D.B. Cooper hijacking. Witnesses near the McClellan landing strip in Woodland, WA describe seeing/hearing a plane land at night. The town of Woodland (po…
Page 71FBI newspaper clipping mount form header instruction. Brief newspaper notice announcing that David B. Cooper will be available to autograph his book titled 'Night Skydiving - For Fun and Profit' at…
Page 72FBI filing instruction header for mounting the clipping. Newspaper article from The Oregon Journal reporting on FBI agent Julius Mattson's statement that public help is needed to catch the skyjacker…
Page 73Humorous open letter from Journal reporters Bud Crick and Jim Long addressed to the D.B. Cooper hijacker, asking him to explain how he performed the skyjacking and requesting he send one of his $20 b…
Page 74FBI filing instruction header Main headline of the newspaper article about weather hampering the D.B. Cooper search Newspaper article describing the frustration of search teams looking for the airl…
Page 75Account of the D.B. Cooper hijacking from Northwest Airlines pilot William Scott via official Walt Helmer, describing the route selection, hijacker's demands, exchange of passengers for ransom, and d…
Page 76FBI clipping mount instruction header. Newspaper article reports that a former Southwest Washington skydiver is being sought by the FBI for questioning in connection with the $200,000 hijacking of a…
Page 77Continuation of a newspaper article about the D.B. Cooper hijacking. Covers Boeing spokesman John Wheeler's remarks about the 727 flight configuration, ticket clerk Dennis Lysne's account of selling…
Page 78FBI clipping mount form identifying the source as The Oregonian, Portland, Oregon, dated 11/26/71, page 1. Newspaper article from The Oregonian describing the hunt for the hijacker (D.B. Cooper) in…
Page 79Newspaper article detailing the D.B. Cooper hijacking, discussing parachute details from suppliers Linn Emrick and Cossey, the difficulty of jumping with $200,000 and a briefcase, the flight path fro…
Page 80FBI clipping form instruction header. Newspaper article by Daryl Lembke reporting that an accomplice may have picked up the D.B. Cooper skyjacker at a backwoods landing strip near Woodland, Washingt…
Page 81Describes the McClellan airstrip area, the FBI's refusal to comment, the flight recorder indicating the hijacker opened the rear door at 8:13 p.m., and the Neigers' account of seeing something puzzli…
Page 82Main headline of the newspaper article about the hijacked crew having final authority. Byline identifying the reporter and newspaper. Photograph of William Rataczak, first officer of the hijacked p…
Page 83FBI clipping form instruction header. Editorial from The Oregonian discussing the D.B. Cooper skyjacking. The author notes the hijacker's careful planning, knowledge of the Boeing 727 and parachutes…
Page 84FBI transmittal form header (FD-36) dated 5/25/78, sent via Airtel with no classification or precedence boxes checked. Airtel addressed from SAC Seattle to Director FBI regarding NORJAK case, office…
Page 85FBI form FD-350 header for mounting newspaper clippings. UPI wire story from the Oregon Journal reporting a $1,000 reward offer for the first $20 bill recovered from the D.B. Cooper hijacking loot.…
Page 86Handwritten annotation indicating sub-file classification UPI wire story by B.J. McFarland reporting on the third anniversary of the D.B. Cooper skyjacking. Reviews the facts of the 1971 Thanksgivin…
Page 87Photo caption describing a helicopter search near Woodland, Washington for hijacker Dan Cooper. Continuation of caption text noting the FBI checked over 1,000 suspects with little progress. Caption…
Page 88Handwritten annotation describing a letter from a redacted individual, accompanied by an attached article dated February 7, 1978. The name is obscured by a b6/b7C privacy redaction. Bates stamp or p…
Page 89Photograph of a helicopter search scene at Woodland, Wash., with searchers on the ground. Photo caption describing helicopter search at Woodland, Wash. for Dan Cooper after his Nov. 24, 1971 parachu…
Page 90Newspaper masthead with date and section identifier. Newspaper article about a Russian Tea and fashion show event organized by the Greater Mobile Concerts Inc. Women's Committee, featuring a tour of…
Page 91FBI form header FD-350 for mounting newspaper clippings. UPI newspaper article from Portland dated 11/23/75 reporting that D.B. Cooper will be 'home free' the following year when the five-year statu…
Page 92FBI form number header for newspaper clipping mount form. UPI article from Portland, Ore. reviewing the D.B. Cooper hijacking case as the statute of limitations approaches. Describes Cooper's 1971 T…
Page 93FBI form header FD-350 for mounting newspaper clippings. Newspaper clipping titled 'Latest on D.B.' dated 4/25/78 reporting that D.B. Cooper is allegedly alive and well in Tacoma according to Al Tor…
Page 94Standard FBI form header FD-350 for mounting newspaper clippings. UPI newspaper article from Portland reporting that CBS was investigating a possible link between D.B. Cooper and the assassination o…
Page 95FBI form number and revision date header. UPI newspaper article exploring whether D.B. Cooper was involved in the assassination of Martin Luther King. Reports that CBS Television and 60 Minutes were…
Page 96Standard FBI form header FD-350 for mounting newspaper clippings. Newspaper column by William Arnold reporting that the identity of D.B. Cooper has allegedly been discovered. A CBS 60 Minutes report…
Page 97Redacted sender information with FOIA exemption codes b6 and b7C marked in margin. A letter dated February 7, 1978 addressed to the FBI office in Spokane, Washington. The writer states they recently…
Page 98Headline of the newspaper article Author byline Composite sketch of D.B. Cooper showing him in sunglasses and without Full newspaper article recounting the D.B. Cooper hijacking of a Northwest Air…
Page 99FBI form number header for newspaper clipping mount sheet. AP newspaper article about the second annual Cooper Caper celebration in Ariel, Washington, where more than 200 people gathered for buffalo…
Page 100FBI form stamp identifying this as a newspaper clipping attachment form. Newspaper masthead and date line for The Columbian, Vancouver, Wash. Newspaper article from The Columbian about the second a…
Page 101Editorial opinion piece by Dwight Schear arguing that D.B. Cooper's hijacking was not successful, speculating that Cooper's remains and parachute will be found in the forests of Clark or Cowlitz Coun…
Page 102A handwritten letter addressed to 'Gentlemen' suggesting the FBI check what associates of a gang were doing when a Northwest Airlines plane was hijacked for $200,000. This is a tip letter referencing…
Page 103FBI redaction exemption codes stamped on the page. Newspaper article about William D. Cooper, a 46-year-old adventurer from Willow River, Minnesota, who pleaded guilty to three federal indictments i…
Page 104US postage stamp, 13-cent 'Proclaim Liberty' issue with 'Always Use ZIP Code' postal slogan cancellation. Circular postmark date stamp showing April 22, 1977. City name partially obscured. FBI FOIA…
Page 105Standard U.S. Government memorandum form header. Memo routing information: from Los Angeles field office to Seattle SAC, regarding NORJAK case. Los Angeles office forwards a Variety magazine clippi…
Page 106FBI form header FD-350 for mounting newspaper clippings. AP wire story from Portland reporting that a federal grand jury indicted 'John Doe, also known as Dan Cooper' on Thanksgiving Eve 1976, just…
Page 107An advertisement for Darrell Bob Houston's novel 'King of the Midnight Blue' about D.B. Cooper, described as banned at all airports and now available as a film property. Represented by Avatar Product…
Page 108Standard FBI clipping mount instruction header. Associated Press article from Spokane about the fifth anniversary celebration of D.B. Cooper's 1971 hijacking, held in Ariel, Washington. Sky divers,…
Page 109FBI form header FD-350 for mounting newspaper clippings. Handwritten annotation, partially illegible, possibly a routing or filing note. AP newspaper article datelined Ariel, Cowlitz County, report…
Page 110Handwritten index or reference note listing two newspaper articles: (A) a Sunday Oregonian article from 11/14/76 titled "Alive or DEAD" and (B) a Seattle Times article from 11/25/76 with the headline…
Page 111FBI form header FD-350 for mounting newspaper clippings. UPI newspaper article from Portland dated 11/21/76 reporting that 5 years after D.B. Cooper's skyjacking, the statute of limitations does not…
Page 112FBI Form D-350 used for mounting newspaper clippings. This instance references a clipping from The Columbian (Vancouver, Wash.), page 1, dated 11-25-76, Home evening edition. Author is David Kern, ed…
Page 113Illegible dark area, likely a newspaper clipping that was poorly reproduced via microfiche or photocopy. Handwritten annotation identifying the article as a Seattle Times piece dated 11/21/76 with a…
Page 114Standard FBI form header for mounting newspaper clippings. Photo showing FBI agents returning to their vehicles after an unsuccessful search in a wooded area. Caption credits Staff photo by Reid Bla…
Page 115Headline of the newspaper clipping about the D.B. Cooper indictment deadline. Full article text about the federal grand jury indictment of D.B. Cooper in Portland, the search near Lake Merwin for ev…
Page 116Newspaper article discussing the statute of limitations on the D.B. Cooper case. Stan Pitkin, former U.S. Attorney for Western Washington, argues the case remains active because air piracy with threa…
Page 117Black and white photograph showing three women identified as Carmen, Joan and Judy, from left, described as content with their lifestyle. Newspaper masthead and section header for the Arizona Republ…
Page 118Photograph showing what appears to be a sign or building facade reading 'EMMETT WATSON' with an indistinct image below it. Columnist Emmett Watson discusses Darrell Houston's upcoming novel 'The Bal…
Page 119A newspaper column with two anecdotes: first about the Chamber of Commerce's humorous newsletter typo regarding a Soviet Trade Seminar in December 1975, and a shoplifter stealing a burglar alarm syst…
Page 120AP wire story from Portland reporting that the IRS calculated D.B. Cooper owes $218,635 in taxes, penalties, and interest on the $200,000 he extorted during the 1971 skyjacking, assuming he is alive,…
Page 121FBI form header identifying this as an FD-350 newspaper clipping mount form. AP wire story from Portland, Oregon reporting that the IRS calculates D.B. Cooper owes $218,635 in back taxes on the $200…
Page 122FBI newspaper clipping routing form identifying the source as the Los Angeles Herald Examiner, dated 12/16/79, Sunday Latest edition, section A-1. Title is NEWS FOCUS. Character or classification lis…
Page 123FBI form header for mounting newspaper clippings Washington Post newspaper article by Jane Seaberry reporting on the FBI investigation of Jerry H. Cooper, a suburban Virginia heavy equipment operato…
Page 124Newspaper article recounting the D.B. Cooper hijacking. Cooper, described as middle-aged, hijacked a five-stop flight from Washington D.C. to Seattle after boarding in Portland, collected $200,000 ra…
Page 125Three handwritten phrases referencing D.B. Cooper as 'The Skyjacker Who Got Away,' noting another year passing, and declaring him 'Home Free next year.' Appears to be notes or slogans, possibly from…
Page 126FBI form number and revision date header Newspaper article by Les Blumenthal speculating on how D.B. Cooper could have invested his $200,000 ransom money from the 1971 hijacking. Quotes from Seattle…
Page 127FBI form number and revision date header for newspaper clipping mount form. Newspaper article by Leverett Richards of The Oregonian about the annual 'Cooper Capers Day' celebration in Ariel, Washing…
Page 128FBI form number and revision date for newspaper clipping mount form. AP wire story datelined Kelso reporting discovery of a Boeing 727 plastic placard (emergency-warning notice from rear exit) found…
Page 129Lengthy newspaper article detailing the mysterious life of Jack Coffelt, suspected D.B. Cooper hijacker. Covers his criminal history, prison associations with James Earl Ray and others, alleged FBI i…
Page 130Newspaper article describing the investigation into Jack Coffelt as a D.B. Cooper suspect. Details Coffelt's confession to cellmate James Brown in May 1974 about being D.B. Cooper, including specific…
Page 131Large newspaper photograph showing what appears to be a person in outdoor setting, likely related to the Cooper's Caper Days celebration in Ariel. Photo credit line reads '—Photo by Bill Douthitt'.…
Page 132FBI form FD-350 used for mounting newspaper clippings, indicating this is from page C11 of the Seattle Times, Seattle, WA, dated 11/22/79, Final edition, submitted by the Seattle office. A 1979 Unit…
Page 133Continuation of a newspaper article about the D.B. Cooper case. Discusses how FBI agents use details like parachute colors to eliminate false confessions. Agent Himmelsbach describes his personal int…
Page 134FBI form number header for newspaper clipping mount form. Handwritten suspect classification notations. Newspaper article by Hal D. Steward clarifying that the hijacker's name was 'Dan Cooper,' not…
Page 135FBI form header for newspaper clipping mount sheet FD-350. Exemption codes b6 and b7c stamped on page, indicating redaction categories for personal privacy and law enforcement. Newspaper article re…
Page 136Standard FBI clipping mount instruction header. Newspaper article reporting that the FBI has no plans to resume the search for D.B. Cooper despite a plastic decal from a Boeing 727 being found by a…
Page 137FBI form number and revision date header Instruction for mounting the newspaper clipping on this form Newspaper clipping from The Oregon Journal about the ongoing search for D.B. Cooper, featuring…
Page 138FBI Seattle field office evidence stamp dated January 7, 1973, printed upside-down. Includes serialization and indexing checkmarks and a handwritten date notation. Newspaper advertisement for two Fi…
Page 139The upper portion of the page is almost entirely obscured by heavy photocopy noise and dark artifacts. No text or imagery can be reliably discerned. A handwritten annotation, possibly a title or cap…
Page 140Halftone newspaper photograph showing a person (visible from chest/torso area) wearing a white undershirt/underwear garment. The image is grainy due to newspaper halftone reproduction. FBI evidence…
Page 141Photograph of a man's torso wearing a white JCPenney undershirt (crew neck T-shirt), shown from approximately chest to waist level. The image is a typical product advertisement photo. Headline text…
Page 142FBI form FD-350 clipping mount header indicating the article source as the Minneapolis Tribune, Sunday edition dated 4-8-79, classified under case 164-73, submitted by the Minneapolis office. Newspa…
Page 143Headline of the newspaper article about a D.B. Cooper-themed play coming to the Cricket Theater. Staff writer Mike Steele describes how D.B. Cooper hijacked a Northwest Airlines 727 on Thanksgiving…
Page 144Black-and-white headshot photograph of a man, presumably John Orlock, accompanying the newspaper article. Newspaper article about playwright/comedian John Orlock discussing his comedic style, influe…
Page 145Black-and-white newspaper photograph showing two people identified in the caption as Camille Gifford and Don Amendolia, apparently in a theatrical production. Photo caption identifying the two indiv…
Page 146Newspaper article profiling a playwright named Orlock, a Philadelphia native who taught at Penn State and Boston University. He discusses his musical and theatrical background, his interest in Kurt W…
Page 147FBI form FD-350 used for mounting newspaper clippings. This clipping is from page 3C of the Minneapolis Star, evening edition, dated April 16, 1979, regarding D.B. Cooper. Submitted by the Minneapoli…
Page 148FBI form header for newspaper clipping mount sheet. Newspaper article reporting that a heavy plastic placard found in a forested area of southwest Washington was likely not from the D.B. Cooper hija…
Page 149Continuation of a newspaper article about D. B. Cooper. Discusses a professional parachutist from Portland who landed in the area, quotes about Cooper's personality, and psychiatrist David Hubbard's…
Page 150FBI form number and revision date header. AP news article from Kelso reporting that a heavy plastic placard from a Boeing 727 was found by elk hunter Carroll Hicks near Ariel, WA, in a wooded area c…
Page 151FBI form number identifying this as a newspaper clipping mount form. UPI wire story from Portland reporting that a weathered skull, clothing, and parachute found in Mt. Hood National Forest east of…
Page 152FBI form header for newspaper clipping mount sheet. Newspaper article from the Seattle Post-Intelligencer reporting on Robert Wesley Rackstraw, a 35-year-old self-styled soldier of fortune and Vietn…
Page 153Newspaper article about Robert Rackstraw as a D.B. Cooper suspect. Details his background as a helicopter pilot, construction business failure, bad check charges, flight to Iran, deportation, arrest,…
Page 154FBI form FD-350 header indicating a newspaper clipping from the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, page A5, dated 5/3/79, Final edition, submitted by Seattle office. AP news article from Minneapolis about…
Page 155FBI form header for mounting newspaper clippings AP newspaper article from the Seattle Times reporting that Robert Wesley Rackstraw, 35, was arrested in Fullerton, CA for forging FAA pilot license a…
Page 156Continuation of a newspaper article recounting the D.B. Cooper hijacking. Describes Cooper boarding with a paper bag, demanding $200,000 and four parachutes, the plane landing in Seattle then departi…
Page 157FBI form number and revision date header AP wire story from the Seattle Post-Intelligencer reporting that Robert Wesley Rackstraw denies being D.B. Cooper. Rackstraw, 35, was questioned about the Co…
Page 158FBI form number and revision date header for newspaper clipping mount form. Associated Press newspaper article reporting that Robert Wesley Rackstraw, 35, denies being D.B. Cooper. He was arrested i…
Page 159Standard FBI form header FD-350 used for mounting newspaper clippings. A composite sketch drawing of D. B. Cooper, showing a middle-aged man with receding hair. A 1978 photograph of Robert W. Racks…
Page 160FBI form number and revision date header for newspaper clipping mount form. Newspaper article reporting that Robert Wesley Rackstraw, a 35-year-old California man, pilot, and explosives expert, was…
Page 161FBI form number and revision date header for newspaper clipping mount form. AP news clipping reporting that Robert Wesley Rackstraw, a jailed former Green Beret questioned about the D.B. Cooper skyj…
Page 162FBI FD-350 form header for mounting a newspaper clipping. The clipping is from page 12 of the Pioneer Press, St. Paul, MN, morning edition dated 5-2-79. Classification number 163-74, submitted by the…
Page 163Author byline for the newspaper column by David Hawley. Newspaper article by David Hawley discussing D.B. Cooper, the famous hijacker. The article covers the FBI's belief that Cooper died during the…
Page 164FBI form header for newspaper clipping mount sheet. UPI newspaper article about the third annual D.B. Cooper Party held at the Ariel Tavern in Cowlitz County. Hundreds attended, including people fro…
Page 165FBI form number and revision date header for newspaper clipping mount form. Newspaper article about the 7th anniversary party held at the Ariel Tavern in Lewis County in honor of D.B. Cooper, who hi…
Page 166FBI form header FD-350 for mounting newspaper clippings. Handwritten annotations summarizing the theme of the clipping, noting back taxes owed and skyjacker owes IRS. Newspaper article titled 'D. B…
Page 167Main headline of the newspaper article. Left column describes the FBI investigation timeline, the statute of limitations expiring November 24, 1976, and FBI Special Agent Thomas Manning's account of…
Page 168FBI form FD-350 header for mounting newspaper clippings, with a handwritten notation. First of two newspaper articles by Larry Steward examining whether D.B. Cooper died or survived his 1971 Thanksg…
Page 169Mostly blank upper portion of page with minor artifacts and scan noise. Continuation of a newspaper article exploring the D.B. Cooper hijacking case. Describes the flight details (200 mph, flaps dow…
Page 170Aerial or landscape photograph, possibly showing terrain or search area. Very low resolution and unclear. Main headline of the newspaper article. Left column of the article by Joe Frazier, an Assoc…
Page 171FBI form header for newspaper clipping mount sheet. Associated Press article about FBI Special Agent Joseph O'Connell retiring with the D.B. Cooper skyjacking case still unsolved. O'Connell headed t…
Page 172Standard FBI FD-350 form header for mounting newspaper clippings. The clipping area is blank — no clipping has been mounted. Source identification area indicating the clipping was from pages A13 and…
Page 173Newspaper masthead showing publication name, date, and page number. Main headline of the article about the D.B. Cooper hijacking case. Opening of the Associated Press article recounting the 1971 D.…
Page 174Composite sketch drawing of hijacker Dan Cooper, showing a middle-aged white male wearing a suit and tie. The image is a grainy photocopy of the well-known FBI composite. Newspaper article recountin…
Page 175FBI form header for newspaper clipping mount sheet. Newspaper article from The Sunday Oregonian, November 14, 1976, by Leverett Richards. Recounts the D.B. Cooper hijacking on Thanksgiving Eve five…
Page 176FBI agent Ralph Himmelsbach discusses the ongoing D.B. Cooper investigation after five years, explaining why there is no statute of limitations, his belief Cooper died in the jump, and details of the…
Page 177Newspaper article detailing parachute experts' assessment of D.B. Cooper's likely condition upon jumping, the FBI's reconstruction flight in January 1972 using the same 727 with First Officer William…
Page 178Continuation of a newspaper article about the D.B. Cooper hijacking investigation. Covers the difficult weather conditions on the night of the hijacking, the search efforts by FBI agent Himmelsbach a…
Page 179A heavily degraded photocopy of an illustration or sketch, likely from a newspaper. The image appears to depict a person standing among dense foliage or vegetation. The figure seems to be in an outdo…
Page 180FBI form header for mounting newspaper clippings. UPI wire story reporting FBI agent Ralph Himmelsbach's assessment that skyjacker Dan Cooper was an amateur and is almost certainly dead. Discusses s…
Page 181Continuation of a newspaper article about D.B. Cooper. Discusses experts' assessment that Cooper could not have survived the jump due to wind speeds and descent rate. Describes FBI's dummy drop test,…
Page 182FBI newspaper clipping cover sheet (likely FD-350) documenting an article from The Sunday Oregonian Forum section, Portland, Oregon, dated 11/14/76, authored by Leverett Richards. Case character/clas…
Page 183Standard FBI form header FD-350 used for mounting newspaper clippings. Newspaper article by Leverett Richards of The Oregonian about the D.B. Cooper skyjacking case five years after the event. Cover…
Page 184Continuation of a newspaper article about FBI agent Himmelsbach's conclusions on the D.B. Cooper hijacking case after five years. Discusses the statute of limitations, Cooper's parachute choices (whi…
Page 185Newspaper article describing the D.B. Cooper hijacking aftermath, including the difficult weather conditions during the bailout, search efforts led by FBI agent Himmelsbach in the dense Oregon/Washin…
Page 186FBI form number header for newspaper clipping mount form. Handwritten notation identifying the source newspaper as The Register, dated 11/14/76, with the article title or reference about Sky-Jumper…
Page 187FBI form number and revision date header Handwritten note indicating the source newspaper and date, with a partial headline reference Newspaper column discussing author Darrell Bob Houston and his…
Page 188FBI form number and revision date header. Newspaper column by Emmett Watson titled "Puget Sound Fury" describing public backlash after a TV show on Channel 5 featured Darrell Bob Houston promoting h…
Page 189Continuation of a newspaper article criticizing a TV show (McGowan's show) for treating hijacking lightly. The writer urges giving airtime to experts rather than opportunistic authors/singers. Produc…
Page 190FBI form FD-350 header for mounting newspaper clippings. Newspaper column by Walt Evans discussing Darrell Bob Houston's novel 'King of the Midnight Blue' about D.B. Cooper, due out November 3. Hous…
Page 191Handwritten case or file sub-reference number, likely an FBI file designation related to case 164-81, Sub-section B. Handwritten notation, possibly a page number or reference mark indicating page 15…
Page 192Narrative introduction by journalist Fred Brack describing a meeting with FBI agents in downtown Seattle to discuss the D.B. Cooper case, approaching the five-year anniversary of the hijacking. Recou…
Page 193Hand-drawn illustrations accompanying the newspaper article, depicting a woman and two men conversing. A narrative account of a journalist's interview with FBI Case Agent and another agent about the…
Page 194Cover page of The Seattle Times magazine dated October 3, 1976, featuring a large composite sketch-style illustration of the D.B. Cooper skyjacker suspect wearing sunglasses. The headline asks about…
Page 195Handwritten location and date indicating Seaside, Oregon on June 4, 1974. Handwritten word 'Seaside' followed by a dash, likely the beginning of a note or address that continues into the redacted ar…
Page 196Heavily redacted FBI document page. The upper portion is mostly blank or redacted. The lower half contains a bordered rectangular area with a redacted square (possibly a photograph or document) on th…
Page 197Handwritten physical description notes about a suspect: 5'10", 160 lbs, dark skin, part American Indian, native of southeast Ohio, west of Wheeling, W. Va. Notes a dark scar on right side. Some porti…
Page 198Handwritten annotation indicating the article was removed from a November 1974 publication. AP wire story from Portland, Ore. dated approximately November 1974, recounting the D.B. Cooper skyjacking…
Page 199Standard FBI form header for mounting newspaper clippings. Editorial discussing the D.B. Cooper skyjacking case, noting the statute of limitations is set to expire in November 1976. FBI Agent Tom Ma…
Page 200FBI form header for newspaper clipping attachment form FD-350. Newspaper article by Bud May describing the D.B. Cooper skyjacking case and the approaching expiration of the statute of limitations on…
Page 201Newspaper article detailing the D.B. Cooper hijacking case. Covers the hijacking sequence (parachutes, $200,000 ransom, jump from Boeing 727), the extensive but fruitless FBI search of the Lewis Rive…
Page 202Black-and-white photograph of a mock 'grave' made from an odd-shaped piece of driftwood, with handmade signs. One sign reads 'D.B. COOPER DIED NOV 22 1971 FROM A FREE FALL' and a smaller sign reads '…
Page 203Standard FBI FD-36 transmittal form header dated June 8, 1976, sent via AIRTEL / AIR MAIL. AIRTEL from ADIC Los Angeles to SAC Seattle regarding the NORJAK case. Forwards a newspaper article from 'T…
Page 204Newspaper column by Darien Murray speculating that D.B. Cooper may be cruising the world's oceans aboard the yacht 'Malabar VII', which left Marina del Rey in 1970. The story was heard at a waterfron…
Page 205Fragment of a newspaper article describing how Cooper parachuted from a plane over Oregon/California after pulling off one of the most imaginative robberies in history. Notes that neither he nor the…
Page 206Newspaper article continuation describing Dan Streech's account of selling the sailing yacht 'Malabar VII' to a man calling himself Mike Selzer, who the FBI later identified as fitting D.B. Cooper's…
Page 207A travel article describing budget accommodations and island-hopping adventures in Tahiti. The author reviews the Te Puna Bel Air hotel near Papeete, describes scuba diving and black coral harvesting…
Page 208FBI FOI/PA Deleted Page Information Sheet listing 47 deleted pages from a civil action case. Pages were deleted either as duplicates or under FOIA exemptions b6 (personal privacy) and b7C (law enforc…
Page 209Standard FBI vault deletion notice indicating that the original page(s) were deleted and no duplication fee applies.
Page 210FBI form FD-340a header indicating that exhibits 1a1 through 1a18 are maintained in separate exhibit sections due to bulkiness, referencing the NORJAK case (Northwest Airlines Flight 305, Portland to…
Page 211FBI FD-340 evidence receipt form documenting materials received from Western Airlines Security at Los Angeles International Airport on 12/28/71. Items received include 1 negative and 2 photos of a re…
Page 212FOIA exemption codes indicating personal privacy redactions (b6 = personal privacy, b7C = law enforcement personal privacy). Handwritten FBI case file and serial number reference. Bates stamp or do…
Page 213FBI evidence receipt form (FD-340) documenting the receipt of 3 envelopes and letters signed by D. B. Cooper, received from the Director on January 10, 1972, filed under case number 164-497-1A20. Ite…
Page 214Case/file number written in handwriting at top left of page. First 'Received From' form block indicating an item was received from a redacted individual at the Los Angeles Times, LA Calif., by a Spe…
Page 215U.S. Postal Service postmark dated December 11, 1971. The time shows AM. Typed addressee on the envelope, directed to the Managing Editor of the Los Angeles Times in Los Angeles, California. FBI re…
Page 216A U.S. Christmas postage stamp featuring what appears to be a religious painting, likely a nativity or Madonna scene attributed to Giorgione (1478-1510) from the National Gallery of Art. The majorit…
Page 217A letter purportedly from D.B. Cooper addressed to newspapers, claiming he knew he would not be caught, explaining his motivations (terminal illness with 14 months to live, a life of hate and turmoil…
Page 218FBI form identifier and revision date printed at top of page FBI evidence receipt form (FD-340) recording receipt of items under file number 164-497-1A21 on December 8, 1971. Sender name and address…
Page 219Large redaction box covering what appears to be personal identifying information, withheld under FOIA exemptions b6 and b7C. Handwritten FBI file/serial number referencing the NORJAK case file. FOI…
Page 220FBI evidence receipt form (FD-340) documenting the receipt of 2 photos of a suspect from the Anaheim Police Department on 12/14/71, related to the D.B. Cooper case file 164-497-1822. Contributor name…
Page 221Large redaction box covering the top portion of the page, obscuring all content beneath it. Handwritten case/serial number, likely an FBI file reference. FOIA exemption codes b6 (personal privacy)…
Page 222FBI form FD-340 (evidence/property receipt) dated January 21, 1972, for file number 164-497/A23. The item received is described as a 'Waiver of Rights' and an evidence log. The contributor name and a…
Page 223Handwritten note documenting a telephone line or interview session on 1-21-72 at Big Bear Lake, California. Records times of rights advisement (5:31 PM), rights warning (5:33), and a session lasting…
Page 224FBI form number and revision date Header of the Miranda rights/interrogation form with location, date, and time filled in by hand. Standard Miranda rights advisory text as printed on FBI Form FD-39…
Page 225FBI FD-340 evidence receipt form dated 1/21/72 documenting receipt of an interview log from a contributor in Big Bear, California. The contributor's name and the interview subject are redacted under…
Page 226Date and location header for the notes. At 5:28 PM, agents met a redacted individual at the San Bernardino Sheriff's Office in Big Bear and advised him of their identities. At 5:29 PM, a redacted i…
Page 227Handwritten FBI case/serial number in a bordered box at the top of the page. The main content of the page is completely obscured by heavy black redaction lines running diagonally and horizontally ac…
Page 228Continuation of handwritten interview notes. The subject was read his rights, stated he understood, and signed. He then went outside to get his check receipts. The interview began at 6:34p and ended…
Page 229FBI evidence receipt form (FD-340) documenting the receipt of 6 photographs from a contributor in Carson, California on 12/30/1971 in connection with the D.B. Cooper case (file 164-497-1425). The con…
Page 230FOIA exemption codes indicating redaction of personal privacy information (b6) and law enforcement source/technique information (b7C). Handwritten FBI case file number and sub-file/serial reference.…
Page 231FOIA exemption codes b6 (personal privacy) and b7C (law enforcement personal privacy) indicating redacted information on this page. A rectangular redacted block, likely containing personal identifyi…
Page 232FOIA exemption codes b6 (personal privacy) and b7C (law enforcement personal privacy) indicating redacted content. Handwritten number '10' appearing to the left of the redaction box, possibly a page…
Page 233FOIA exemption codes b6 (personal privacy) and b7C (law enforcement personal privacy) indicating redacted content on this page. Handwritten FBI case file serial number. A redacted block, likely con…
Page 234A black redaction block obscuring text, likely a name or identifying information redacted under FOIA exemptions b6 and b7C. FOIA exemption codes indicating redaction of personal privacy information…
Page 235FBI form identifier and revision date printed at top of page. FD-340 receipt form documenting material received from Hermosa Beach Police Department on January 11, 1972, filed under case number 164-…
Page 236FOIA exemption codes indicating redacted personal information (b6 = personal privacy, b7C = law enforcement personal privacy). Redacted block, likely containing a name or personal identifier obscure…
Page 237FBI evidence receipt form (FD-340) documenting the receipt of 4 photographs of a redacted individual and 1 copy of an employment application from Western Airlines at LAX, Los Angeles, California. Fil…
Page 238FOIA exemption codes b6 (personal privacy) and b7C (law enforcement personal privacy) indicating redacted content. A large rectangular redaction block, contents withheld under b6/b7C exemptions. Ha…
Page 239Large black redaction block covering the top portion of the page. Case identifier label for the DB Cooper file, with the number 22689. A hand-drawn or stamped oval seal or badge-like marking, possi…
Page 240Western Airlines internal memo notifying employees about upcoming new I.D. card photos at LAX, Satellite 5, beginning Sept. 18. Instructions for flight crews and other personnel on when and where to…
Page 241FBI form identifier and revision date printed at top of page. FBI FD-340 evidence receipt form documenting receipt of 7 photographs and 1 negative from the U.S. Customs Bureau in Los Angeles, Califo…
Page 242FOIA exemption codes b6 (personal privacy) and b7C (law enforcement personal privacy) indicating redacted content on this page. A rectangular redaction block obscuring content, likely a name or pers…
Page 243FBI FD-340 form documenting receipt of 1 photo taken in 1961 from Pasadena Police Department, Pasadena, California. The photo subject's name is redacted under b6/b7C privacy exemptions. The item was…
Page 244Two redacted boxes at the top of the page, likely containing personal identifying information protected under FOIA exemptions b6 and b7C. Handwritten physical description notes: height 5 feet 10 inc…
Page 245FBI evidence receipt form (FD-340) documenting receipt of a photograph from the Los Angeles Sheriff's Office (L.A.S.O.) on November 29, 1971, under file number 164-497-1A. The item is described as a…
Page 246FOIA exemption codes b6 (personal privacy) and b7C (law enforcement personal privacy) indicating redacted content. Two redacted boxes, one large box at the top and a smaller one next to the handwrit…
Page 247FBI FOI/PA deleted page information sheet for Civil Action 1:16-cv-01790-02, listing 15 deleted pages with exemption codes (b6, b7C, b7D, b7E) and Referral/Consult reasons. Standardized FBI stamp in…
Page 248Standard US Government memorandum header addressed to SAC Los Angeles regarding the hijacking of Northwest Orient Airlines Flight 305 (D.B. Cooper case). Sender name redacted under b6/b7C privacy exe…
Page 249Teletype header from SAC Butte to SAC offices in Los Angeles, Seattle, and Portland regarding the NORJAK hijacking case (Northwest Airlines Flight 305, Portland to Seattle, November 24, 1971). Office…
Page 250Page two of an FBI teletype (case 164-26) describing a person of interest: six feet tall, medium build, dark hair, appears older than true age. Birth place unknown. SSN, name, and date of birth are r…
Page 251FBI field office file number and dictation initials for the Los Angeles office. The FBI Butte office reported that an individual saw the artist's sketch of the hijacker in the Spokane Spokesman Revi…
Page 252Page number, FBI case number LA 164-497, and dictation initials LOB/kah. Three receipt entries with redacted header information, each listing date stamps, table numbers, and dollar amounts ($28.60,…
Page 253Page 3 of an FBI Los Angeles field office report, case number LA 164-497, dictated by agent with initials LOB, typed by kah. A cadet from the Pasadena, California Police Department advised the FBI o…
Page 254Large 'SPECIAL' header stamp at top of teletype message. FBI teletype from Seattle field office to Sacramento and Los Angeles, dated 12/1/71, regarding an unnamed suspect (UNSUB) in the Northwest Ai…
Page 255Page header indicating this is page two of a teletype, with case number 164-81. Continuation of a teletype requesting Sacramento to check the Department of Motor Vehicles for a photo and exact date…
Page 256Teletype routing header showing message sent from New Haven field office to Los Angeles, marked urgent, dated 12/2/71. Subject line identifying the case as the UNSUB on Flight 305, November 24, 1971…
Page 257Case number and page indicator for continuation of a prior page. Continuation of a teletype or memo indicating a redacted individual advised his home telephone and office numbers. States he will be…
Page 258FBI teletype from Portland field office to Director, Seattle, and Los Angeles regarding the Northwest Airlines Flight 305 hijacking (D.B. Cooper case). A witness in Oregon reported on December 1, 197…
Page 259Case number and page identifier at top of document. Continuation of an FBI interview (page two). An unidentified witness describes a person of interest matching the UNSUB: white male, 40-45 years ol…
Page 260Teletype header indicating page three of message PD 464-41. The Los Angeles field office states it will attempt to locate a redacted individual at a redacted location in California to determine the…
Page 261Standard US Government memorandum header from a Special Agent in the Los Angeles FBI field office to the SAC of Los Angeles, regarding the unsub hijacking of Northwest Orient Airlines Flight 305 on 1…
Page 262Handwritten date notation, likely the date the document was created or received. An informant from California contacted the FBI after hearing a radio newscast about the skyjacking. He believed a for…
Page 263Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header dated December 3, 1971, sent via TELETYPE, URGENT priority, in PLAIN text. Routing information: teletype from SAC Los Angeles (case 164-497) to SA…
Page 264Case number and page indicator for continuation of an FBI teletype or report from the Los Angeles field office. Page two of an FBI communication from the LA field office regarding a female tipster w…
Page 265Header block of an FBI Airtel (air mail teletype) from SAC Sacramento to SAC Seattle regarding the NORJAK hijacking case, dated 12/2/71. Body of the Airtel referencing a prior Seattle teletype dated…
Page 266FBI case file number for the NORJAK / D.B. Cooper investigation. Three California driver's licenses are described, each with heavily redacted personal information. All three license holders are desc…
Page 267Teletype routing header from Phoenix FBI field office to Director, Los Angeles, Seattle, and WFO, dated December 3, 1971. Case subject line identifying the D.B. Cooper hijacking of Northwest Airline…
Page 268Continuation header indicating this is page two of a teletype, with Phoenix office file number 164-109. Sources contacted stated that a redacted name does not appear to match a redacted individual,…
Page 269Teletype routing header from San Francisco FBI office to Los Angeles and Seattle, marked URGENT, dated 12/3/71. Large rubber stamp reading SPECIAL across the top right of the document. Subject line…
Page 270Standard FBI teletype transmittal form header, dated December 3, 1971, sent via TELETYPE in PLAIN text with NITEL priority. Routing information showing a teletype from SAC Los Angeles to SAC offices…
Page 271Case number and page indicator for a multi-page FBI teletype or report. List of major motion picture and television studios in the Los Angeles/Hollywood area, including Columbia Pictures, Walt Disne…
Page 272Case number and page indicator for an FBI report, page three. Continuation of a report discussing the need for a specific writer's full name in order to conduct an intelligent search through Hollywo…
Page 273Informational page about the United States Parachute Association (USPA) describing what the organization is, what it does, and the benefits of membership. Appears to be from the USPA directory or pro…
Page 274Preface to the 1970 USPA (United States Parachute Association) Directory, explaining the expanded publication listing drop zones, area safety officers, FAA facilities, and affiliated clubs. Authored…
Page 275Introduction to the USPA Board of Directors structure for 1969-70, describing the twelve conference areas and ten national directors. Map of the United States divided into USPA conference areas: Pac…
Page 276Annotated example showing how to read a dropzone listing entry, using Smithville S.P.C. as the sample. Numbers 1–10 correspond to field definitions listed below. Key/legend explaining the numbered f…
Page 277Continuation from a previous page listing the FAA General Aviation District Office in Birmingham. Alaska section of a USPA directory listing affiliated skydiving clubs, drop zones, area safety offic…
Page 278FAA General Aviation District Office contact info for Little Rock, Arkansas. List of USPA affiliated parachute clubs in California with addresses and phone numbers. California drop zones listing wi…
Page 279List of individuals with addresses and telephone numbers, appears to be USPA (United States Parachute Association) members or contacts in California. FAA General Aviation District Office locations i…
Page 280Continuation of Colorado listing from USPA directory, including Western State Sport Parachute Club drop zone, area safety officers, FAA office, and certified parachute lofts. Connecticut section of…
Page 281USPA directory listing of Florida drop zones, including details on aircraft, target areas, area safety officers, and contact information for each drop zone. Continuation of Florida Area Safety Offic…
Page 282Continuation of Georgia state listings from a USPA directory, including drop zones, area safety officers, FAA district office, and certified parachute lofts. Hawaii state listings from USPA director…
Page 283USPA directory listing of parachute drop zones in Illinois with details on location, aircraft, target areas, and area safety officers. Lists nine drop zones and two area safety officers. Continuatio…
Page 284Indiana section listing area safety officers, FAA district offices, and certified parachute lofts. Iowa section listing USPA affiliated clubs and drop zones including Fairfield Municipal Airport, Je…
Page 285Continuation of a previous state listing (likely Kansas) with area safety officers and FAA district offices. Kentucky section of a USPA directory listing affiliated parachute clubs, drop zones with…
Page 286Continuation of Maine section listing drop zones, area safety officers, and FAA district office information for parachuting activities. Maryland section of parachuting directory listing USPA affilia…
Page 287Michigan section of a USPA directory listing affiliated clubs, drop zones with details on aircraft, target pages, and area safety officers. Continuation of Michigan section listing additional safety…
Page 288USPA directory listing for Mississippi including drop zones, area safety officers, and FAA district office contact information. USPA directory listing for Missouri including drop zones, area safety…
Page 289Entry for Omaha Sky Divers, Inc. at Wahoo, NB municipal airport. Area Safety Officer listing for Nebraska. FAA General Aviation District Office in Lincoln, Nebraska. USPA affiliated parachute club…
Page 290Tail end of Nebraska section listing Omaha Sky Divers drop zone, area safety officer Cliff Dobson, and FAA district office in Lincoln. Full Nevada section of a USPA parachuting directory listing aff…
Page 291USPA directory listing for New Mexico: affiliated clubs, drop zones, area safety officers, and FAA district office information. USPA directory listing for New York: affiliated clubs and drop zones i…
Page 292Continuation of a previous state's (likely New York) FAA district office listings and certified parachute lofts. North Carolina section of a USPA directory listing affiliated skydiving clubs, drop z…
Page 293Area safety officers, FAA office, and certified parachute loft listings for North Dakota region. Ohio USPA affiliated sport parachute clubs and drop zone listings with addresses, phone numbers, airc…
Page 294Oklahoma drop zones listing including Frisco Ridge, Hiway Airport, and Stoud Aero Service with contact details, aircraft types, and requirements. Oklahoma area safety officers listing with names, ad…
Page 295Pennsylvania drop zones listing parachute clubs with details on airports, aircraft, target areas, area safety officers, and requirements. List of Pennsylvania Area Safety Officers with addresses and…
Page 296USPA directory listing for South Dakota including affiliated clubs, drop zones at Brookings and Skie Airport, area safety officer Garrett Shaw, and FAA district office in Rapid City. USPA directory…
Page 297Directory listings for parachute clubs and drop zones in Texas, followed by Area Safety Officers contact information. Includes details on Dallas Parachute Association, Elmdale Parachute Service, Fort…
Page 298Utah section listing for Ogden Skyknights sport parachute club, area safety officers, FAA general aviation district office, and certified parachute lofts in Salt Lake City. Vermont section listing D…
Page 299Listings of USPA affiliated parachute clubs in the Spokane and Washington state area, including contact details, aircraft types, and area safety officers. List of Area Safety Officers for Washington…
Page 300Directory listing of skydiving drop zones in Wisconsin, including club names, airports, contact information, aircraft types, target areas, area safety officers, and requirements. List of Area Safety…
Page 301Left column of a sport parachute club directory listing military APO/FPO clubs (Okinawa, Korea, Vietnam, Thailand, Philippines, Germany, Belgium, Spain, England), Canal Zone, Puerto Rico, and Canadia…
Page 302Canadian drop zone listings for Quebec and Saskatchewan, including Ste-Marie Airport and Delisle locations with contact details, aircraft types, and requirements. Directory of national aero-clubs an…
Page 303Left column of an international directory of aero clubs and parachuting organizations, listing entries from Israel through Rumania, page 58. Right column of the international directory of aero clubs…
Page 304Standard FBI FD-36 airtel transmittal form header dated December 3, 1971, sent via Airtel with Air Mail priority. Airtel from SAC San Francisco to SAC Los Angeles regarding the D.B. Cooper hijacking…
Page 305FBI clipping form header Los Angeles Times newspaper article by Daryl Lembke about D.B. Cooper hijacking, reporting eyewitness accounts of a small plane landing near Woodland, Washington on the nigh…
Page 306Newspaper article describing the investigation around the D.B. Cooper hijacking, focusing on suspicious aircraft activity near La Center, Washington. Residents report seeing planes landing at night n…
Page 307FBI form header for mounting newspaper clippings. UPI news article reporting that three women near McClellan airstrip in View, Washington saw a light plane land and take off on the night D.B. Cooper…
Page 308Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header dated December 6, 1971, to be sent via NITEL teletype in code. Routing block indicating the teletype is from SAC Los Angeles (case 164-497) to SAC…
Page 309Page header indicating this is page two of an FBI report from the Los Angeles field office, case number 164-497. Large redacted block, likely containing subject identification or investigative narra…
Page 310Page header showing this is page three of a teletype or communication with Los Angeles file number 164-497. A large redacted block occupying the upper portion of the page, with FOIA exemption codes…
Page 311Standard FBI teletype transmittal form header, dated December 6, 1971, sent via NITEL teletype in plain text. Teletype routing from SAC Los Angeles to SACs in Seattle, Kansas City, Portland, and San…
Page 312FBI field office file number and page indicator for Los Angeles office, case 164-497, page two of a multi-page teletype. Report on a discreet investigation conducted on December 5. An address from a…
Page 313Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header dated December 6, 1971, sent in plaintext via teletype at NITEL priority. Routing block of the teletype identifying recipients (SAC Portland, SAC…
Page 314Continuation of an FBI investigative report (page 2) under case LA 164-497. Describes showing an artist conception of the UNSUB to a redacted individual, who does not know anyone fitting the descript…
Page 315Page three of an FBI teletype (LA 164-497) regarding the D.B. Cooper case. Reports that an attempt to locate a redacted individual or entity was made without success, and public source data also fail…
Page 316Teletype header identifying the communication as urgent plaintext from Seattle to Los Angeles, regarding the UNSUB aka Dan Cooper, Northwest Airlines Flight 305 hijacking on November 24, 1971. Body…
Page 317Page number and case file reference for this teletype continuation. Continuation of a teletype directing FBI Los Angeles to discreetly determine the whereabouts of a suspect in Sepulveda, California…
Page 318Date and classification marking of the airtel. FBI airtel from SAC Los Angeles to SAC Seattle regarding the D.B. Cooper hijacking case. References a prior Los Angeles teletype to Seattle dated 12/3/…
Page 319Teletype header showing routing from Minneapolis to Los Angeles FBI offices, dated December 6, 1971. Case identification line referencing UNSUB aka Dan Cooper, Northwest Airlines Flight 305, Portlan…
Page 320Standard US Government memorandum header identifying the D.B. Cooper hijacking case. Addressed from a Special Agent to the SAC (Special Agent in Charge), dated 11/27/71. An FBI Special Agent in Los…
Page 321Redacted name or identifier at top of page. An individual at KABC Radio Station advises the FBI that all program calls are recorded and a tape would be available for pickup on 11/29/71 at 9:00 a.m.…
Page 322Location header for the FBI report section. Introduction stating that a redacted person recalled a conversation between a KABC newscaster and an unknown female caller on November 27, 1971. Transcri…
Page 323Header line identifying the investigating Special Agent, name redacted. Two individuals (names redacted) were contacted by phone and confirmed they could not recall the exact words of a conversation…
Page 324Header of a US Government memorandum from a redacted Special Agent to SAC Los Angeles regarding the hijacking of Northwest Airlines Flight 305 (D.B. Cooper case). The memo discusses a KABC radio tal…
Page 325Header identifying the source as a transcript from the KABC Radio Gene Grant Show, dated November 27, 1971 at 5:45 AM. Transcript of a call to the Gene Grant Show on KABC Radio on November 27, 1971.…
Page 326Page 2 of a transcript of an interview between an individual identified as GRANT and an unidentified female. The female discusses her belief that her husband (described as a runaway/arrant husband, n…
Page 327Page 3 of an interview transcript between an individual identified as GRANT and an unidentified female. The female discusses a male subject who was a paratrooper in the 101st Airborne, got away with…
Page 328Continuation of a transcribed conversation (page 4) between a person identified as GRANT and an unidentified female. The female describes a man who was very interested in something, was a paratrooper…
Page 329Standard FD-302 FBI interview form header with date of transcription. FBI interview of a redacted individual in California regarding his involvement with the Latin Sky Diving Club. The subject is de…
Page 330Page 2 header with FBI Los Angeles field office case number LA 164-497. Redacted information about a member who can be located through an unspecified contact, and another member located in Whittier,…
Page 331Large bold header stamp indicating special priority teletype. Teletype routing header from Las Vegas field office to Seattle, Phoenix, Washington Field, and Los Angeles regarding the NORJAK hijackin…
Page 332Continuation header indicating this is page two of a teletype with Las Vegas file number 164-6. Report describes that the hijacked flight maintained 11,000 feet altitude until circling over the Spar…
Page 333Header banner marking the teletype as SPECIAL priority. Teletype routing header from Boston FBI field office to Seattle and Los Angeles regarding the UNSUB aka Dan Cooper, Northwest Airlines Flight…
Page 334Case number and page indicator for teletype continuation. Large redacted block likely containing personal identifying information about a subject. Physical description of a subject from a reference…
Page 335FBI form number and revision date FBI teletype header from SAC Los Angeles to SAC Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, and Kansas City, dated December 7, 1971 Teletype regarding the UNSUB known as Dan…
Page 336Page header identifying this as page two of an FBI report under Los Angeles file number 164-497. An individual was interviewed by FBI Bureau agents and described as a white male, age redacted, six f…
Page 337Page header identifying this as page three of an LA field office teletype, case number 164-497. A large rectangular box containing fully redacted content, likely personal identifying information abo…
Page 338Teletype routing header from FBI Seattle office to Los Angeles and San Francisco, marked urgent, dated December 7, 1971. Subject line identifying the D.B. Cooper hijacking case: unknown subject aka…
Page 339Page header with page number and case reference number. Continuation of a report describing two passengers who attempted to board a flight to Miami using a fraudulent credit card. A ticket agent rec…
Page 340Page header with page number and case file number. Large redacted block, likely containing sensitive personal information protected under b6/b7C exemptions. Teletype text describing luggage contain…
Page 341Standard FBI teletype transmission form header (FD-36), dated December 7, 1971, sent as plaintext via teletype with handwritten priority notation 'nite tel'. Teletype routing from SAC Los Angeles to…
Page 342Page header showing this is page two of an FBI Los Angeles field office teletype, case number LA 164-497. Records check results for a suspect described as a white male, 6'2", 200 lbs, brown hair, br…
Page 343Standard FBI teletype form header FD-36, dated December 7, 1971, sent via teletype with NITEL priority in plaintext. Teletype from SAC Los Angeles to SAC Seattle regarding the UNSUB aka Dan Cooper,…
Page 344Case number and page designation for this FBI report page. A source states that an artist's conception of the hijacker is not identifiable with a Latin sky diving group composed of expert jumpers. A…
Page 345Case number and page indicator for an FBI Los Angeles field office document, page three of a multi-page communication. Continuation of an FBI teletype or airtel from the Los Angeles field office. Th…
Page 346Standard FBI FD-36 transmittal form header indicating a teletype sent in plaintext via NITEL priority on December 7, 1971. Routing information for FBI teletype from Los Angeles field office to Seatt…
Page 347Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header dated December 7, 1971, sent via teletype in plain text with NITEL priority. Teletype addressed to SAC San Francisco and SAC Los Angeles regarding…
Page 348Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header, dated December 7, 1971, sent in plaintext via teletype with NITEL priority. Routing information showing the teletype is sent from SAC Los Angeles…
Page 349Case number and page indicator for a multi-page FBI teletype or airtel. Continuation of an FBI teletype directing the San Francisco field office to contact someone in California, obtain a photograph…
Page 350Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header dated December 7, 1971, sent via teletype nitel in plaintext. Teletype from SAC Los Angeles to SAC Denver and SAC Seattle regarding the D.B. Coope…
Page 351Case number and page continuation header for Los Angeles FBI office file 164-497. Redacted witness statement describing an individual as a white male of redacted age, with further redacted details.…
Page 352Page three of an FBI Los Angeles field office teletype (case 164-497) directing that appropriate leads be set out to establish the whereabouts of a redacted individual on November 24. The name is wit…
Page 353Teletype header with transmission number, date, and send timestamp. Distribution list of FBI field offices receiving the teletype. Originating office is Seattle with case number 164-81. Subject lin…
Page 354Teletype header indicating an urgent message sent from Seattle FBI office (file 164-81) to Los Angeles and Sacramento offices on December 7, 1971 at 10:18 PM. Subject line identifying the D.B. Coope…
Page 355Standard FBI interoffice memorandum header from a Special Agent in Los Angeles to SAC Los Angeles, dated 12/7/71, regarding the UNSUB aka Dan Cooper hijacking case. An FBI Special Agent followed up…
Page 356Header stamp indicating the document is a SPECIAL teletype communication. Routing block of the teletype showing it was sent urgently from Portland field office (file 164-41) to Los Angeles, Minneapo…
Page 357Page header with case/teletype reference number PA 172-41 and page continuation marker. Teletype continuation describing a DMV records check on a registered owner of a 1958 Chevrolet four-door with…
Page 358Handwritten note fragment, possibly referencing an enclosure and a span of seven years. Text is partially illegible. FOIA exemption stamps indicating redactions for personal privacy (b6) and law enf…
Page 359Large rubber stamp marking the teletype as SPECIAL priority. Teletype routing header showing urgent message sent 12/3/71 at 11:45 from San Francisco field office to Seattle, Portland, Kansas City, a…
Page 360Page header indicating this is page two of a multi-page teletype or document. Large redacted block with exemption codes b6, b7C, b7D noted in the right margin, indicating redaction of personal priva…
Page 361Large SPECIAL designation banner at top of teletype. Teletype routing header showing urgent message dated 12/7/71, sent from Seattle FBI office to multiple field offices including Albuquerque, Dalla…
Page 362Teletype from FBI Seattle to FBI Los Angeles regarding the D.B. Cooper hijacking case. Seattle advises Los Angeles that witness descriptions of the UNSUB vary: age 35 to 50s, height 5'9" to 6'1", wei…
Page 363Header line identifying the SAC office (Los Angeles), date, and redacted SA identifier. Case subject line identifying the D.B. Cooper hijacking of Northwest Airlines Flight 305 from Portland to Seat…
Page 364FBI teletype transmission form header, FD-36, dated December 8, 1971, sent via teletype with urgent priority in plaintext. Teletype from SAC Los Angeles to SAC Seattle, Sacramento, and Las Vegas reg…
Page 365FBI Los Angeles field office case number reference. Continuation of an FBI teletype or airtel regarding a suspect in the D.B. Cooper case. Los Angeles investigation reveals a person possibly identic…
Page 366Teletype header indicating an urgent message sent from FBI Seattle (file 164-81) to FBI Los Angeles on November 30, 1971. Case identification line for the D.B. Cooper hijacking: UNSUB on Northwest A…
Page 367Page header indicating this is page two of a document with Seattle FBI case number 164-81. Continuation of an FBI teletype directing the Los Angeles field office to perform three investigative tasks…
Page 368Standard US Government memorandum header from a Special Agent to the SAC of the Los Angeles field office (164-497), dated December 4, 1971, regarding the NORJAK / D.B. Cooper hijacking case. A tipst…
Page 369Top header area with what appears to be a character or subject reference number, with a redacted name or identifier block below. Handwritten notes describing what appears to be a physical descriptio…
Page 370Teletype routing header from Portland FBI office to Seattle, Kansas City, Los Angeles, and San Francisco offices, sent at 4:37 AM on December 5, 1971. FBI teletype regarding a tip received on Decemb…
Page 371Page header indicating this is page two of a document with Portland file number 164-41. A caller expressed interest in collecting a reward for information and stated he would recontact after arrests…
Page 372Standard U.S. Government memorandum header addressed to SAC Los Angeles, dated 12/5/71, regarding the NORJAK/D.B. Cooper hijacking case. An anonymous caller contacted a Portland newspaper claiming c…
Page 373Teletype routing header indicating a NITEL (night teletype) message sent at 9:12 PM on 12-5-71 from San Francisco field office (file 164-220) to Seattle (164-81), Kansas, Los Angeles, and Portland (1…
Page 374Opening of page two of a teletype or communication indicating that records of the instant case were not available on the referenced date. Names and details are redacted. A large redacted section, co…
Page 375Page three of an FBI teletype describing a white male subject (5'10", 202 lbs, brown hair balding to top middle, olive complexion). References a San Francisco file and an arrest by a police departmen…
Page 376FBI Complaint Form FD-71 header for a CAA-Hijacking case, received 12/6/71 at 1:30 PM. Subject name, complainant name, and complainant address are redacted. Subject address is unknown. Indices checke…
Page 377Standard header of a US Government interoffice memorandum addressed to SAC Los Angeles from a redacted Special Agent, dated December 10, 1971, regarding contact with a redacted individual. An FBI Sp…
Page 378Header of a US Government memorandum from an SA (Special Agent) in the LA field office regarding the UNSUB NWA hijacking case. A witness was shown the composite photograph of the Unsub and commented…
Page 379Header label indicating this is an insert page for an FBI report. An individual from Playa Del Ray, California, advised the FBI on 12/6/71 that when he was in the U.S. Army, assigned to a redacted u…
Page 380Standard US Government memorandum header addressed to SAC Los Angeles office, from a redacted Special Agent, regarding the UNSUB NWA hijacking case, dated December 7, 1971. An LASO detective at Fire…
Page 381Teletype routing header indicating an urgent message from Seattle FBI field office to Los Angeles and St. Louis offices, dated December 8, 1971. Subject line identifying the D.B. Cooper hijacking ca…
Page 382FBI teletype from San Francisco field office to Los Angeles and Seattle regarding the UNSUB aka Dan Cooper, Northwest Orient Airlines Flight 305 hijacking on November 24, 1971 (CAA - Air Piracy). Ref…
Page 383Teletype header indicating a nighttime message from the FBI Director to all Special Agents in Charge, regarding the NORJAK case. National press release announcing that Attorney General John N. Mitch…
Page 384Page two of a teletype message from Washington regarding a suspect believed to have parachuted from a Boeing 727 aircraft in flight from Seattle to Reno, Nevada. Mr. Hoover advises that copies of the…
Page 385Teletype routing header from Memphis FBI office to Las Vegas (urgent), Los Angeles, and Seattle, dated December 8, 1971. Subject line identifying the D.B. Cooper hijacking case: UNSUB aka Dan Cooper…
Page 386Continuation of a subject description (page two of a multi-page document). Describes a white male, 6'2", 200 lbs, brown hair, brown eyes. Name, DOB, POB, and other identifying details are redacted un…
Page 387Employment worksheet for the week of November 22–26 indicates an unidentified individual worked ten hours each day on November 22, 23, and 24, and was off on November 25 and 26. A large redacted sec…
Page 388Continuation (page four) of a teletype message warning that the subject should be considered armed and dangerous. The 'P.' likely indicates priority or end of paragraph. End-of-message block indicat…
Page 389Teletype routing header from Las Vegas field office to Seattle, Los Angeles, and Memphis offices, dated December 8, 1971. Subject line identifying the D.B. Cooper hijacking case: UNSUB aka Dan Coope…
Page 390Header identifying this as page two of a teletype from the Las Vegas FBI field office, case number 164-60. Continuation of a teletype regarding a D.B. Cooper suspect whose description has discrepanc…
Page 391Standard FBI FD-36 airtel transmittal form header dated December 7, 1971. Airtel routing from SAC Seattle to SAC Albany regarding the D.B. Cooper hijacking of Northwest Airlines Flight 305 on Novemb…
Page 392Case file number for the Seattle field office Administrative instructions requesting that all communications about the case include sub-captions with suspect names and be limited to one suspect per…
Page 393Standard FBI airtel transmission form header, revision date 5-18-71. FBI Director airtel to SAC Albany, LEGATS Ottawa and Mexico City dated 12/7/71 announcing the case title change to code word "NOR…
Page 394Continuation (page 2) of an FBI airtel addressed to SAC Albany and Legal Attachés in Ottawa and Mexico City regarding the NORJAK case. Instructs that leads on individuals named Cooper matching the un…
Page 395Header of a US Government memorandum from a Special Agent to the SAC of the Los Angeles field office, dated December 9, 1971, regarding the NORJACK case. A former Boeing employee contacted the Los A…
Page 396Standard FBI form header for mounting newspaper clippings. Opinion column by Jim Hebig arguing that D.B. Cooper is not a hero and that the public's fascination is due to the originality of the act,…
Page 397Priority stamp indicating special handling for the teletype. Teletype routing header from Sacramento field office to Director, Seattle, Los Angeles, and San Diego, marked urgent, dated December 9, 1…
Page 398Case number and page indicator for this teletype continuation. Continuation of a subject description noting a December 3 date reference, listed residence (redacted), and that no photo is available.…
Page 399FBI teletype form header indicating an urgent plaintext teletype dated December 9, 1971. Teletype from SAC Los Angeles to multiple SAC offices regarding NORJAK case, referencing a San Francisco tele…
Page 400FBI Los Angeles field office case number reference. A female subject's statement is referenced regarding the purpose or details of a trip, which is unknown. Most identifying details and the substanc…
Page 401FBI Los Angeles field office case number for the D.B. Cooper investigation. Header indicating a reinterview of a redacted individual located in California. All identifying details are redacted under…
Page 402FBI Los Angeles field office case number for the NORJAK / D.B. Cooper investigation. Continuation of an FBI investigative report describing a white male suspect, 6 feet tall, 155 pounds, brown hair…
Page 403Teletype routing header from Minneapolis FBI office to Los Angeles, Portland, and Seattle offices, sent at 6:49 PM on December 9, 1971. Subject line identifying the D.B. Cooper hijacking case: North…
Page 404Page header indicating this is page two of an FBI document with file number MP 164-73. A female witness (name redacted) advised the FBI about a male subject. She does not know the type of business h…
Page 405Continuation header indicating this is page three of a teletype message, Minneapolis field office case number 164-73. Continuation of a teletype directing the Portland field office to conduct an inv…
Page 406Teletype header indicating an urgent message sent from Kansas City FBI office to Los Angeles FBI office on December 10, 1971, with case numbers 164-497 and 164-80. FBI teletype regarding the NORJAK…
Page 407FBI Indices Search Slip (FD-160) dated 12/10/71 requesting an 'All References' search on a redacted subject. The subject is described as White Male. The form is stamped SPECIAL. Associated with Squad…
Page 408FBI teletype from Sacramento field office to Los Angeles and Seattle regarding the NORJAK (D.B. Cooper) case. Reports that on December 9, 1971, a source advised that the composite photograph of the h…
Page 409Page header indicating this is page two of a teletype under case number SC 164-50. CLETS query results describing a white male suspect, 6'1", 180 lbs, brown hair, holding a California driver's licen…
Page 410Standard FBI teletype form header indicating an urgent plaintext teletype dated December 10, 1971. Routing information for the teletype from SAC Los Angeles to multiple field offices (Seattle, Portl…
Page 411Continuation (page 2) of an FBI report under case LA 164-497. States that a person does not know anyone resembling the artist's conception of the unknown subject. References a record located with the…
Page 412Continuation (page 3) of an FBI report under case LA 164-497. References someone telephonically contacting the FBI and mentions possibly related crimes. Heavy redactions under b6/b7C exemptions obscu…
Page 413FBI case file number for the Los Angeles field office. Page four of a multi-page teletype from the LA field office instructing agents at a location in Missouri to interview a redacted individual as…
Page 414Teletype routing header from Portland FBI field office to Seattle and Los Angeles offices, dated December 11, 1971. Subject line references NORJAK case and a prior Minneapolis nitel communication da…
Page 415Case number and page continuation header for a multi-page teletype. Page two of a teletype describing a white male suspect: approximately 5 feet 9 inches, 165 pounds, brown hair, eye color redacted,…
Page 416Teletype header showing routing information from San Francisco FBI office to Seattle, Los Angeles, Kansas City, and Portland offices, dated December 11, 1971. Body of teletype referencing the NORJAK…
Page 417FBI seal or logo in upper left corner Date of the teletype NITEL (night teletype) from San Francisco FBI field office (164-220) to Seattle (164-81) regarding NORJAK case. References a Los Angeles t…
Page 418Continuation (page two) of an FBI communication from the San Francisco field office (case number SF 164-220, dictated by agent with initials BHC, transcribed by 'cad'). The fragment indicates verific…
Page 419Teletype routing header from Dallas field office to Seattle, Los Angeles, and San Francisco, sent as a night teletype on 12-13-71. A member of the Dallas Parachute Association advised that 80% of pa…
Page 420Page header indicating this is page two of a teletype, with case number 164-191. Continuation of an FBI teletype (page two) instructing that a composite drawing of the unknown subject will be publis…
Page 421Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header, dated December 13, 1971, sent in plain text via teletype with NITEL priority. Routing information: sent from SAC Los Angeles (case 164-497) to SA…
Page 422Redacted header block, likely a teletype routing or case identifier. Continuation (page two) of a teletype describing a suspect: brown eyes, 195 pounds, 6 feet 1 inch tall, currently residing in an…
Page 423Standard FBI teletype form header FD-36, dated December 13, 1971, sent via NITEL teletype in plaintext. Routing information showing the teletype was sent from SAC Los Angeles to SACs in Seattle, Kan…
Page 424Case number and page indicator for an FBI report, page two of document LA 164-497. Fragment of a sentence indicating a person traveled to an FBI office to have a photo taken. The subject's name is r…
Page 425Case number and page indicator for this teletype page. Subject contacted or surrendered around December 9 after learning the FBI was looking for him. He was arrested on November 27. Details of ident…
Page 426Case number and page continuation header for an FBI document. Page four of an FBI airtel directing Los Angeles to forward a photograph via airtel, Kansas City to discontinue efforts to locate a reda…
Page 427Teletype routing header indicating an urgent message sent from FBI Seattle (file 164-81) to WFO, New York, and Los Angeles at 10:39 PM on 12/13/71. FBI Seattle teletype regarding a letter signed 'D.…
Page 428Standard FBI FD-136 airtel transmittal form header dated December 13, 1971. Airtel routing from SAC Los Angeles to SAC Seattle regarding NORJAK case, referencing prior teletypes from late November a…
Page 429FBI Los Angeles field office case number for the D.B. Cooper investigation. Continuation of an FBI report regarding an interview with a female source in Los Angeles. She described a person as a whit…
Page 430Standard FBI teletype form header, FD-36, dated December 14, 1971, marked PLAIN text and URGENT priority. Teletype from SAC Los Angeles to SAC St. Louis and SAC Seattle regarding the NORJAK (D.B. Co…
Page 431FBI description bulletin for the D.B. Cooper hijacker, providing a detailed physical description and clothing worn during the November 24, 1971 hijacking of a Northwest Airlines flight, and requestin…
Page 432Date of the airtel document. Airtel header from SAC Seattle to FBI Director regarding the unknown hijacker aka Dan Cooper on Northwest Airlines Flight 305, Portland to Seattle, 11/24/71. Case classi…
Page 433Standard FBI transmittal form header dated December 10, 1971, sent via teletype in plaintext at NITEL priority. FBI teletype from SAC Los Angeles to SAC Seattle regarding the NORJAK case. References…
Page 434Page two of an FBI teletype from the Los Angeles field office (LA 164-497) describing events on November 24-25 (the day before and of Thanksgiving). Names and identifying details are redacted under b…
Page 435FBI NITEL (night teletype) from SAC Portland to SAC Seattle and SAC Los Angeles regarding the NORJAK case. An Oregon State Police contact reports that someone identified a suspect as a 'dead ringer'…
Page 436Standard FBI teletype header indicating an urgent plaintext facsimile transmission dated December 14, 1971. FBI San Francisco office teletype to Los Angeles regarding the NORJAK (D.B. Cooper) case.…
Page 437Teletype routing header from San Diego field office to Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Portland offices, sent December 14, 1971 at 10:00 PM via NITEL. A source contacted the FBI on December…
Page 438Page header indicating this is page two of a multi-page document. Large rectangular redacted block covering the main body of the page. Content withheld under FOIA exemptions b6 (personal privacy), b…
Page 439Page header indicating this is page three of a multi-page document. Large redacted block covering the upper portion of the page. Content withheld under FOIA exemptions b6, b7C, and b7D (personal pri…
Page 440Case number and page indicator for this teletype page. A redacted individual states they could not be more definite regarding an unspecified matter. A large rectangular box that is either entirely…
Page 441Teletype header showing San Diego file number 164-91 and page six designation. Continuation of a teletype directing Los Angeles and San Francisco field offices to determine the identity, location, a…
Page 442Standard FBI teletype transmittal form header, dated December 14, 1971, sent in plain text via teletype with urgent priority. Routing information showing teletype sent from SAC Los Angeles to SACs i…
Page 443Case number and page indicator for this continuation page. Physical description of an unidentified suspect: white male American, 5'9", 168 lbs, brown hair. Eye color, complexion, date of birth, and…
Page 444Standard FBI FD-36 transmittal form header dated 12/14/71, sent via teletype in plain code with NITEL priority. Teletype from SAC Los Angeles to FBI Director and SAC Seattle regarding the NORJAK cas…
Page 445Case file number and page continuation header for an FBI Los Angeles field office report. A file reference is redacted, followed by a large redacted text block. FOIA exemptions b3, b6, b7C, b7E are…
Page 446Case number and page continuation header for an FBI Los Angeles field office teletype. A large redacted block, likely containing personal identifying information about a suspect or subject. An Assi…
Page 447Large bold stamped header reading SPECIAL at the top of the form. FBI Chief Clerk file review request form dated 12/14/71 with SPECIAL priority. Subject information is redacted (b6/b7C exemptions).…