Part 54, page 3
FBI 164-81, Vault Part 54 p. 3, News clipping — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-54/pages/3
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by FBI agents on aircraft piracy.
April 11, 1972, Major Bur- ton Davenport, Continental Airlines, $500,000, taken into custody by FBI agents but federal charge dismissed by reason of mental condition.
April 17, 1972, William Her- bert Greene, Delta Airlines, $500,000, taken into custody by FBI and charged with air- craft piracy.
May 5, 1972, Frederick Wil- liam Hahneman, Eastern, $303,000, bailed out over Hon- duras; taken into custody and charged with aircraft piracy; money not re- covered.
June 2, 1972, Willie Roger Holder and Catherine Ker- kow (of Coos Bay), Western Airlines, $500,000, arrived Al- geria, money returned and both charged with aircraft piracy but at latest reports they were still in Algeria.
June 2, 1972, Robb Dolin Heady, United, $200,000, bailed out; taken into custo- dy by local authorities; pleaded guilty to aircraft piracy; sentenced to 30 years imprisonment.
June 23, 1972, Martin Jo- seph McNally and Walter John Petlikowsky, Ameri- can, $502,500, McNally bailed out; arrested by FBI and charged with aircraft pira- cy; Petlikowsky charged with aiding and abetting.
July 5, 1972, Dimitri Kres- tiv Alexiev, Michael Dimi- trov Azmanoff and Lubomir Peichev, Pacific Southwest, $455,000, taken into custody by FBI and charged with air- craft piracy.
July 6, 1972, Francis M. Goodell, Pacific Southwest, $455,000, taken into custody
by FBI on charge of aircraft piracy.
July 12, 1972, Michael Stan- ley Green and Lulseged Tes- fa, National Airlines, $600,- 000, taken into custody by FBI on aircraft piracy.
July 12, 1972, Melvin Mar- tin Fisher, American, $550,- 000, taken into custody by FBI and charged with air- craft piracy.
July 31, 1972, George Ed- ward Wright, George Brown, Melvin McNair III, Jean Carol McNair, nee Allen, and Joyce Tillerson, Delta, $1 million, subjects in Algeria; money recovered.
Aug. 18, 1972, Frank Mar- coe Sibley Jr., United, $2 million, wounded by FBI agents; charged with air- craft piracy and awaiting trial; money recovered.
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