Part 69, page 23

DB Cooper-29218

Document date December 1972

Open in FBI Vault (Part 69, page 23 of the PDF)

FBI 164-81, Vault Part 69 p. 23 (DB Cooper-29218), Letter, dated Dec 1972 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-69/pages/23

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PRESENT ARRANGEMENT [Sketch of airline seating rows in three columns, labeled with letters A, I, S, L, E along the aisle divider. Rows depicted with wavy marks representing seat cushions/backs.]

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ALTERED [Sketch of modified airline seating arrangement, similar layout but with seats rearranged or removed. Letters A, I, S, L, E again appear along the aisle divider.]

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[guess: with] or independently the [guess: most] suggestive innovation may also help. This involves the area between the top of each seatback and on up the ceiling of [guess: plane], [guess: south] [guess: large].

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DB Cooper-29218

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Diagram labeled 'PRESENT ARRANGEMENT' showing the existing airline cabin seating layout with rows of seats in three columns separated by aisles. Letters A, I, S, L, E appear to denote seat or row identifiers along the aisle. Diagram labeled 'ALTERED' showing a proposed modification to the airline cabin seating layout, with changes to the seat configuration compared to the 'PRESENT ARRANGEMENT' above. Handwritten note suggesting a modification or innovation involving the space between the top of each seatback and the ceiling of the aircraft cabin. The writer indicates this idea may help independently or in conjunction with something else previously discussed. FBI Vault Bates-stamp page identifier.

Handwritten page with sketches; ink is reasonably dark but cursive is difficult to parse in places
Photocopy artifacts and speckling throughout
Three-hole-punched document