Part 72, page 233

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agreed to take her to this farm.

He recalls that they left Montreal on Highway 25, going north. They traveled north on Highway 25 approximately five miles from Montreal, at which time Highway 25 passed under Highway 640. They stayed on Highway 25 for another seven or eight miles, at which time Highway 25 runs into Highway 341. They took a left on Highway 341 and went two or three miles on Highway 341. After traveling the two or three miles on Highway 341, they turned right on a paved road which was marked with a sign which contained the letters "OAK," followed by possibly an "E," followed by "RD." They traveled on this road for approximately one and one-half miles, at which time they came to a farmhouse on the left side of the road, which was the only farmhouse on this road.

Located adjacent to the farmhouse was a barn. The farmhouse was a white frame house, which had approxi- mately ten rooms, and the barn was constructed of natural- looking wood.

Just prior to arriving at the farmhouse, [REDACTED] told him that the man who owned the house was an American named D. B. COOPER, who is the person who hijacked an airplane somewhere in the northwestern part of the United States and jumped out of the airplane over a mountainous area and who had never been caught.

Upon arriving at the farmhouse, he could tell that the house was used as a house of prostitution. There were five or six automobiles parked at the house, and he observed four or five girls. He got out of the car and went to the front porch, where he and [REDACTED] were met by a white male in his late 30's. [REDACTED] introduced him to this man [REDACTED] told the man that she was getting her stuff and leaving, at which time [REDACTED] tried to talk her out of it. At no time did [REDACTED] become angry, and he spoke very intelligently.

He recalls that [REDACTED] was:

Race White Sex Male

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DB Cooper-31117

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