ReportOf SA Charles E. Farrell, Seattle, re UNSUB aka Dan Cooper - cover, administrative, enclosures and table of contents8 May 1972page 4 of 7
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Part 59, page 142

DB Cooper-24285Serials SE 164-81

Document date 8 May 1972

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SE 164-81

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residence of [REDACTED] in Los Angeles, and showed one b6 on 2/13/72, to the Swept Wing Inn, at approximately the b7c same time that the Swept Wing Inn received a call making a reservation for a ground floor room for [REDACTED] On 4/15/72, a [REDACTED] purporting to be [REDACTED] [REDACTED] "D.B. COOPER", was delivered to the Dept. of Justice, by Atty. [REDACTED] of Atlanta, Ga. Accompanying the [REDACTED] were two pictures of the [REDACTED] which photos later were identified by [REDACTED] as the person [REDACTED] Man in photographs identified as [REDACTED] Silverdale, Washington. On 4/21/72, [REDACTED] furnished a Xerox copy of three $20 bills which were represented as part of the ransom money paid in connection with the hijacking of Northwest Airline (NWA) plane, Flight #305. Originally, all of the above material had been in possession of [REDACTED] [REDACTED] When examined by the FBI Laboratory, it was determined that the bills were bogus. Four photographs furnished to the FBI during this investigation, viewed by witnesses to the actual hijacking of NWA Flight #305. They advised either that the person in the photo was not identical with the hijacker or at best he had some characteristics similar to the hijacker. Results of the interview with [REDACTED] set b3 out. [REDACTED] on interview, admits knowing [REDACTED] but b6 denies participating in [REDACTED] In b7c response to subpoena duces tecum,

[REDACTED] were obtained through [REDACTED] [REDACTED] Four latent fingerprints of [REDACTED] found on documents. Complaint filed 5/2/72,

[REDACTED] 5/2/72, and on arraignment same day, were remanded to custody of U.S. Marshal, in lieu of [REDACTED] and [REDACTED] bonds respectively. Both subjects released 5/3/72, after bail was provided for both defendants by [REDACTED] and the latter's wife, [REDACTED] Preliminary hearing set for 5/15/72.

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DB Cooper-24285