Part 70, page 77
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 70 p. 77 (DB Cooper-29803), Report — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-70/pages/77
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AIRPORTS, FLYING CLUBS, FLIGHT SCHOOLS, PARACUTE AND SKYDIVING CLUBS
On the possibility that subject might have rented an airplane and flown over the area of Southwest Washington or might have chartered a plane for the same purpose, the following investigation was conducted in the State of Washington but failed to identify the subject:
An artist's conception and composite description of subject was exhibited to owners and operators of each flying school, each airfield and airport, each company renting or chartering aircraft, and each skydiving school and club.
Similar inquiry has been conducted at the Portland International Airport and at airports at Aurora and Donald, Oregon in Marion County, Oregon, and is being conducted through- out the remaining portion of the State of Oregon. HAS BEEN
All skydiving clubs, parachute clubs and affiliated or related organizations have been and/or are being contacted nationally and subject's composite description and artist's conception is being displayed among the various memberships in an effort to identify subject. HAVE BEEN A list of all affiliated clubs of the U. S. Parachute Association for the entire United States as well as an index of the members of the affiliated clubs for the states of California, Washington, Oregon, Nevada, Idaho and Arizona have been obtained. This will insure control over this facet of the investigation.
An international skydiving meet was held December 4, 1971 at Abbottsford, B.C., Canada.
Parachutists from the Western United States and Canada participated. Wide distribution of the artist's conception and composite description of subject was made among the participants without effecting any positive ident- ification.
The artist's conception of subject and the following article will be published in the January, 1972 issue of "Parachutists", the monthly bulletin of the U. S. Parachute
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DB Cooper-29803