Part 59, page 261

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SE 164-81

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The above described photographs were displayed on varying dates to the stewardesses, passengers and ticket agents, who observed the hijacker of Northwest Airlines Flight #305, to determine whether or not the pictures provided as part of the [REDACTED] mentioned in this case, could be identical with the hijacker.

At Minneapolis, Minnesota and Washington, D.C.

Stewardess [REDACTED] viewed the photographs on the dates indicated with the results as noted:

Photographs 1, and 2, on 4/21/72, not identical. Photograph 3, on 4/22/72, not identical. Photograph 4, on 4/28/72, not identical.

Stewardess [REDACTED] viewed the photographs on the dates indicated with the results as noted:

Photographs 1 and 2 on 4/21/72.

With respect to photographs 1 and 2, she advised she would like to see additional photographs but could make no identification on the basis of that photograph.

Photograph 3 on 4/22/72, not identical. Photograph 4 on 4/28/72, not identical.

Stewardess [REDACTED] viewed the photographs on the dates indicated with the results as noted:

Photographs 1 and 2 on 4/22/72.

[REDACTED] advised she could not positively identify any of the spread of photographs shown to her, but stated that the photograph of the white, male wearing sunglasses and black and white knit hat (photos 1 and 2) resembled the hijacker more closely than any of the approxi- mately 300 photographs she had observed to date. She specifically noted similiarities between the hijacker and the person in the photograph, in the mouth, nose, lips and style of glasses.

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DB Cooper-24405