Part 73, page 317

DB Cooper-31674

Document date 17 April 1972

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 73 p. 317 (DB Cooper-31674), Letter, dated 17 Apr 1972 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-73/pages/317

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Jack Linkletter

WANTED — Artist's drawing depicts man hunted as hijacker who commandeered jetliner and escaped with $200,000 ransom by parachuting from plane en route to Reno, Nev. Story in Part 1, Page [illegible] — AP Wirephoto

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D.B. Cooper wi[illegible] Skyjacking finances assas[illegible]

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Artist's sketch/composite drawing of the D.B. Cooper hijacking suspect, a man with short hair shown in a head-and-shoulders view. Newspaper caption identifying the artist's sketch as depicting the wanted hijacker who commandeered a jetliner, escaped with $200,000 ransom by parachuting from a plane en route to Reno, Nevada. Photo credited to AP Wirephoto. The name 'Jack Linkletter' appears as a separate heading above the caption, possibly a column or adjacent article reference. Second newspaper clipping showing a photograph of several people, with a partially legible headline referencing D.B. Cooper and skyjacking finances. The headline appears to read something like 'D.B. Cooper with...' and 'Skyjacking financesassas[sination]' suggesting a connection between the skyjacking ransom and an assassination plot. FBI file reference number stamped at the bottom right of the page.

Page contains two newspaper clippings with photographs
Right-side clipping headline is partially obscured/cut off
Photos are grainy due to newsprint reproduction and scanning

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