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LA 164-497
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perpetrators of the hijacking were [REDACTED]
[REDACTED] who have spent their entire lives in the
Oregon - Washington area.
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He stated details concerning the hijacking first
came to his attention about three weeks ago while he was
reading an article in the Los Angeles Herald Examiner.
After reading the article he recalled a series of facts
which convinced him it was entirely possible [REDACTED]
were involved in the hijacking.
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He was of the opinion [REDACTED]
a white male, [REDACTED] 5'9", medium build,
medium complexion, dark/brown straight receding hair, was
possibly the parachutist and [REDACTED]
could be involved.
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[REDACTED] and [REDACTED]
[REDACTED] with the first name of [REDACTED] (last name unknown)
were described as very close associates. [REDACTED] believes
if one was involved in a crime, all would have knowledge of
it.
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He gave the following reasons why he believed
[REDACTED] could be involved in the hijacking:
1) [REDACTED] was an enlisted man in the United
States Air Force in about 1956-1957, and he was stationed
[REDACTED]
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2) [REDACTED] was a long time employee of Boeing
Aircraft in Seattle, having been terminated during a massive
layoff a short time prior to the hijacking. He was believed
involved in computer programming with Boeing.