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Part 59, page 262

DB Cooper-24406Serials SE 164-81

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SE 164-81

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Photograph #3 shown on 4/24/72, not identical. Photograph #4 shown on 4/29/72, not identical.

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At Seattle, Washington

[REDACTED] passenger, viewed the photographs as follows:

Photographs #1 and 2, on 4/21/72.

[REDACTED] advised that the part of the face he could see had striking similarities to the hijacker, but he could not make a positive identification.

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Photograph #3 shown on 4/22/72.

[REDACTED] advised that this photograph is the same person as appearing in photographs 1 and 2 and, based on this being a better photograph, stated that the person is not identical to the hijacker.

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Photograph #4 on 4/27/72, not identical.

[REDACTED] passenger, viewed the photographs as follows:

Photographs #1 and 2 on 4/21/72, not identical. Photograph #3 on 4/22/72, could not identify as being identical. Photograph #4 on 4/27/72, definitely not identical.

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[REDACTED] passenger, viewed photographs as follows:

Photographs #1 and 2 on 4/21/72.

[REDACTED] advised that although there were definite characteristics between the person in the photo and the hijacker, he could not make an identification without additional photographs.

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