Part 59, page 395

DB Cooper-24562

Document date 16 September 1972

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 59 p. 395 (DB Cooper-24562), News clipping, dated 16 Sep 1972 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-59/pages/395

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"SKYJACKER? No, CAN'T SAY THAT I REALLY HAVE!"

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"BUMP? MUST HAVE BEEN YOUR IMAGINATION!"

[text to right:] ...cently published book by Anna ...riday (below, right) includes some cartoon speculation as to what may have happened to Cooper after he parachuted to earth...

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DB Cooper-24562

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Editorial cartoon depicting a outdoor wilderness scene with trees and a figure landing or hiding, apparently referencing the D.B. Cooper parachute escape into forested terrain. Editorial cartoon showing two men in conversation, one appearing to be a rural/outdoors figure at a mailbox, responding to a question about whether he has seen a skyjacker. Editorial cartoon showing a rural or wilderness scene with a building and trees, possibly depicting a search area related to the Cooper case. Editorial cartoon showing a truck labeled 'ARIEL TRUCKING INC.' driving on a road, with the caption suggesting someone felt a bump — implying the truck may have run over Cooper after he landed. Accompanying text references a recently published book by Anna [guess: Friday] that includes cartoon speculation about what happened to Cooper after he parachuted. FBI Vault page reference number.

Page contains four editorial cartoons related to D.B. Cooper/skyjacking
Some captions partially obscured or small

Part 59, page 395

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