Part 77, page 379
Document date 25 November 1971
FBI 164-81, Vault Part 77 p. 379 (DB Cooper-33771), Report, dated 25 Nov 1971 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-77/pages/379
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At some point during the conference call, learned (it is not known from who) that a [REDACTED] operated a parachute jumping school at [REDACTED] [REDACTED], and that he had previously been [REDACTED]
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0133 NWAFO advised conference call participants that NWA would hang up if they were no longer needed on that line. Was asked to standby by either FAA or FBI Washington. Did so.
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0135 FAA/FBI advised NWAFO that no further conference call info was required of NWA at that time. Hung up. (Prior to our hanging up, [REDACTED] advised FAA Washington on same line that he also was "signing off".)
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Throughout the flight from the time it was known that the HJ's desired destination was MEX, preparations were made for a landing at YUM, and Mazatlan, Mexico, as would have been necessary due to the limited range in the HJ's specified configuration. Prior to the RNO landing NWAFO suggested that crew negotiate with HJ to pull gear and flaps UP after RNO take-off, that a non-stop flight to MEX would then be possible. This, of course, proved unnecessary.
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Also throughout the whole operation, excellent cooperation was received from all concerned (except HJ?), including The Boeing Company, SEA and SFO ARINC, ATC, SEA and RNO Towers, local FBI and Air Marshal person- nel, and all the experts that furnished help.
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There is no doubt but that the flight crew did a truly excellent job throughout.
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[REDACTED]
Northwest Airlines, Inc. [REDACTED] (office) [REDACTED] (home)
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*Times marked with an asterisk (*) are approximate, but believed to be accurate within approximately ±3 minutes. All other times are be- lieved to be accurate within ±1 minute.
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