Part 78
415 pages
FBI FOI/PA Deleted Page Information Sheet for case 1:16-cv-01790-02. Lists 73 total deleted pages with exemption codes (b6, b7C, b7D, b7E) or marked as Duplicate.
Page 2List of six pages identified as duplicates within the file (pages 229–232, 252, and 254). Standard FBI Vault deletion notice stamp indicating that pages were deleted and no duplication fee applies.
Page 3Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header dated November 29, 1971, sent via TELETYPE with NITEL priority. Routing block indicating the teletype is from SAC Minneapolis (case 164-73) to the…
Page 4Standard FBI FD-35 transmittal form header with date, type/code, and priority fields left blank. Continuation page (page two) of an FBI communication under case MP 164-73. States that redacted indiv…
Page 5Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header. Date and transmittal fields are blank on this continuation page. Page three of an FBI teletype (case MP 164-73) directing the Philadelphia Divisi…
Page 6FBI form number and revision date header. Newspaper article from the St. Paul Dispatch reporting on the FBI search for D.B. Cooper after he hijacked a Boeing 727, demanded $200,000 and four parachut…
Page 7Continuation of a newspaper article about the D.B. Cooper hijacking. Boeing's John Wheeler comments that a parachute jump from the 727's rear door would be safe. The hijacker confined the crew in the…
Page 8FBI form number and revision date header. Opinion column by Don Morrison in the Minneapolis Star commenting on the D.B. Cooper hijacking. The author discusses the public fascination with the skyjack…
Page 9A humorous newspaper column describing various imagined comedic endings for the D.B. Cooper hijacking, each involving an ironic twist of fate. Scenarios include parachute failure, pulling the wrong r…
Page 10FBI form number identifying this as an FD-350 newspaper clipping mount form. AP wire story from Woodland, Wash. reporting on FBI assessment of the D.B. Cooper hijacking. FBI coordinator Tom Manning…
Page 11FBI form header for mounting newspaper clippings. UPI wire story reporting that the FBI planned to search the full Seattle-to-Reno flight route for the hijacker who parachuted with $200,000. Activit…
Page 12Standard USG memo header from a Special Agent (name redacted) to SAC Minneapolis, dated December 2, 1971, regarding the UNSUB hijacking of Northwest Airlines Flight 305 on November 24, 1971. An indi…
Page 13Standard FBI memorandum header addressed to SAC Minneapolis from a Special Agent (name redacted), regarding the UNSUB case of Northwest Airlines Flight 305 hijacking on 11/24/71. A person from Wayza…
Page 14FBI form number and revision date header for newspaper clipping mount form. Newspaper article reporting the end of the first phase of the ground search for D.B. Cooper near Woodland, Washington. FBI…
Page 15Standard FBI teletype form header FD-36, dated December 2, 1971, sent via TELETYPE NITEL. Teletype from Minneapolis FBI field office to Director, Seattle, Portland, Little Rock, and Philadelphia off…
Page 16Standard FBI FD-36 transmittal form header with blank date, transmission type, and priority fields. Page two of an FBI teletype (case MP 164-73) describing a white male suspect who resided in Seattl…
Page 17Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header, dated December 3, 1971, sent via teletype with urgent priority. Routing block showing the teletype is from the Minneapolis field office to Seattl…
Page 18Standard FBI teletype form header (FD-36). Date, transmit method, and priority fields are all blank, indicating this is a continuation page. Continuation (page two) of an FBI teletype from the Minne…
Page 19FBI Minneapolis field office filing stamp with case number 164-73-48, dated December 3, 1971. Document was serialized and filed. FOIA exemption codes b6 (personal privacy) and b7C (law enforcement p…
Page 20FBI filing stamp with date 11-4-73, serial number suffix -49, and a searched/indexed/serialized/filed processing block with a date that appears to be December 3 of an unclear year. FOIA exemption co…
Page 21Internal FBI memorandum dated 12-3-71 from a Special Agent (redacted) to SAC(164-73)(P) regarding the UNSUB (D.B. Cooper) NW FLT 305 hijacking on Nov. 24, 1971. References a recomplaint form dated 11…
Page 22Standard FBI teletype form header (FD-36) dated December 5, 1971, transmitted via NITEL. Minneapolis FBI field office teletype to Director, Little Rock, and Seattle regarding UNSUB aka Dan Cooper, t…
Page 23Handwritten FBI case number 164-73-64 with a SEARCHED/SERIALIZED stamp box and partially illegible entries. FOIA redaction exemption codes indicating redacted personal information (b6 - personal pri…
Page 24Portland-area aeronautical sectional chart dated 12/4/71, labeled as Figure 1. Shows the greater Portland/Vancouver metropolitan area with airports, navigational aids, airspace boundaries, terrain el…
Page 25Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header dated December 6, 1971, marked URGENT. FBI teletype from Minneapolis field office to Director, Cleveland, and Seattle offices regarding the D.B. C…
Page 26Routing header for FBI communication between Minneapolis and Seattle field offices regarding the NORJAK hijacking case. Detailed analysis of the hijacker's probable landing zone based on cabin press…
Page 27Standard U.S. Government memorandum header addressed to SAC Minneapolis from a redacted Special Agent, regarding the D.B. Cooper hijacking of Northwest Airlines Flight 305 on November 24, 1971. Offic…
Page 28Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmission form header, dated December 6, 1971, sent in plaintext via NITEL priority teletype. Routing information for an FBI teletype from SAC Minneapolis (case 164-73…
Page 29FBI filing stamp with case reference number and processing checkboxes (SEARCHED, INDEXED, SERIALIZED, FILED). Contains a handwritten signature or initials in a box below. FOIA exemption codes b6 (pe…
Page 30The upper portion of the envelope back is mostly blank with minor scan artifacts and specks. A U.S. Postal Service postmark cancellation stamp. The date is partially legible, showing a day in Novemb…
Page 31Partial hand-drawn sketch or outline, possibly a map fragment or traced image. The sketch shows irregular curved and angular lines forming what may be a geographic outline or object contour. Most det…
Page 32Return address area of envelope, redacted under b6/b7C FOIA exemptions. A postmark from 1971 is partially visible. A 'Help Goodwill' postage meter or stamp impression is present. Handwritten recipie…
Page 33FD-302 form revision identifier An FD-302 interview report dated December 1, 1971 documenting that a Northwest Airlines stewardess from hijacked Flight 305 was shown photographs and facsimiles of 14…
Page 34FBI case file number reference Continuation of a numbered list of individuals (items 6 and 7) shown to a witness as part of a photo lineup. Item 6 is an unidentified male from Cleveland, Ohio. Item…
Page 35FBI form identifier and revision date An FBI FD-302 interview report dated December 1, 1971, documenting that a Northwestern Airlines stewardess from Flight 305 (hijacked November 24, 1971) was show…
Page 36Case file number for the Minneapolis field office, file 164-73. Continuation of a numbered list of individuals (items 6 and 7) shown in photographs to an unidentified female witness. Item 6 is an un…
Page 37Standard FD-302 FBI interview form header with date. A Northwestern Airlines stewardess who was aboard Flight 305 during the hijacking on November 24, 1971 was shown photographs and facsimiles of 14…
Page 38FBI case file number for the Minneapolis field office, case 164-73. Continuation of a numbered list of individuals. Item 6 references an unidentified male from Cleveland, Ohio with a redacted number…
Page 39Teletype routing header showing urgent message sent from Detroit field office to multiple FBI field offices on December 7, 1971. Subject line identifying the D.B. Cooper hijacking case: Northwest Ai…
Page 40Case number and page designation for continuation of teletype. Describes actions on December 1 involving a telegram sent by a redacted individual, care of a redacted party, continuing into December…
Page 41Header showing case file number DE 164-115 and page indicator PAGE THREE, indicating this is page three of a multi-page teletype or report. Entire content redacted under FOIA exemptions b6, b7C, b7D…
Page 42Case identifier and page number header for a multi-page teletype or report. First redacted block, contents withheld under FOIA exemptions b6, b7C, b7D. Second redacted block, contents withheld unde…
Page 43Teletype header indicating file number 164-115, page five of the communication. Continuation of a multi-office FBI teletype directing Minneapolis to remain in contact with NWO (Northwest Orient) off…
Page 44Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header dated December 7, 1971, sent via TELETYPE/NITEL. FBI teletype from SAC Minneapolis (164-73) to Director FBI and multiple SAC offices regarding the…
Page 45Small header text at top of page, too degraded to read. Routing or assignment log listing FBI field office codes (HO, KC, LV, NK, NY, NF, PO, RH, SE, SI, WF) with times, initials, and brief handwrit…
Page 46Standard FBI FD-36 teletype/transmittal form header with blank date, transmission type, and priority fields. Page two of an FBI teletype (MP 164-73) regarding the D.B. Cooper hijacking investigation…
Page 47Standard FBI FD-36 teletype/transmittal form header. Date field is blank. Page three of an FBI teletype (case MP 164-73) reporting that Northwest Airlines in Minneapolis located the unsub's ticket l…
Page 48Standard FBI official mailing envelope header with penalty notice for private use. Franking/postage stamp indicating first class mail with postage paid by FBI. FBI file reference stamp with case nu…
Page 49FBI field office directory listing all domestic field offices with city, ZIP code, building address, and telephone number. Dated 9-10-71.
Page 50FBI letterhead with DOJ seal and date of letter. Page 34 of the ransom bill serial number list. Contains $20 Federal Reserve Note serial numbers in two columns with series identifiers. Cover letter…
Page 51Header identifying this as page 33 of a $20 Federal Reserve Note listing. Columnar listing of $20 Federal Reserve Note serial numbers with series designations. This is page 33 of the ransom money se…
Page 52Columnar listing of $20 Federal Reserve Note serial numbers associated with the D.B. Cooper ransom money. Each entry contains a serial number with series designator (e.g., 63A, 69, 50, 34). The page…
Page 53Multi-column listing of serial numbers for $20 Federal Reserve Notes associated with the D.B. Cooper ransom money. Pages 2 and 31 of a larger serial number registry. Each entry consists of a serial n…
Page 54Tabular listing of U.S. $20 Federal Reserve Note serial numbers associated with the D.B. Cooper ransom money. The page spans PAGE 30 (left side) through PAGE 3 (right side) of the serial number list.…
Page 55Columnar listing of U.S. $20 Federal Reserve Note serial numbers associated with the D.B. Cooper ransom money. Page 4 (left side) and Page 29 (right side) of a larger serial number list. Serial numbe…
Page 56Left-side page header indicating page 28 of a $20 Federal Reserve Note serial number listing. Right-side page header indicating page 5 of a $20 Federal Reserve Note serial number listing. Columnar…
Page 57Columnar list of $20 Federal Reserve Note serial numbers associated with the D.B. Cooper ransom money. Page 6 through page 27 of the serial number listing. Serial numbers span multiple Federal Reserv…
Page 58Columnar listing of $20 Federal Reserve Note serial numbers with series designators (69, 63A, 50B, etc.) — PAGE 26 through PAGE 7. These are the ransom serial numbers from the D.B. Cooper hijacking c…
Page 59Columnar listing of $20 Federal Reserve Note serial numbers (PAGE 8), organized by serial number prefix (J13-J40, J86, K00-K35) with series years (69, 63A, 50C) and Federal Reserve district letters.…
Page 60Page header indicating this is pages 24 and 9 of a $20 Federal Reserve Note serial number listing. Typewritten columns of $20 Federal Reserve Note serial numbers, organized in a tabular format acros…
Page 61Continuation of the D.B. Cooper ransom money serial number list for $20 Federal Reserve Notes. Pages 10 through 23 of the master list. Contains serial numbers in L-series with various suffix letters…
Page 62Left-side listing of $20 Federal Reserve Note serial numbers, labeled PAGE 22. All serial numbers begin with prefix L34 and most have suffix A 69, indicating Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco. Ap…
Page 63Left-side listing of $20 Federal Reserve Note serial numbers (PAGE 12), organized in columns with serial number prefix, number, suffix, and additional codes. Right-side listing of $20 Federal Reserv…
Page 64Header for the left half of the page indicating page 20 of a $20 Federal Reserve Note serial number listing. Header for the right half of the page indicating page 13 of a $20 Federal Reserve Note se…
Page 65Page 14 of $20 Federal Reserve Note serial number listing. Contains serial numbers in the L19 and L20 series, each followed by suffix letter and a two-digit number (mostly 69, with a few 63A and 50C…
Page 66Page 18 of a $20 Federal Reserve Note serial number listing. Contains hundreds of serial numbers in the L32 series, each followed by suffixes like 'A 69' or occasionally 'B 63A' or 'B 50A'. Page 15…
Page 67Page 16 of the $20 Federal Reserve Note serial number list from the D.B. Cooper ransom money. Contains serial numbers in the L26–L29 prefix range. Page 17 of the $20 Federal Reserve Note serial numb…
Page 68FBI Laboratory report header addressed to SAC Las Vegas regarding the UNSUB (D.B. Cooper) hijacking of Northwest Airlines Flight 305, Portland to Seattle on 11/24/71. Dated December 7, 1971 with mult…
Page 69Form identifier and revision number at top of page. FBI letterhead with Washington D.C. address. FBI Laboratory Transmittal Form header addressed to SAC Las Vegas regarding the UNSUB hijacking of N…
Page 70Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header, dated December 8, 1971, sent via NITEL teletype in plaintext. FBI teletype from Minneapolis field office to Director FBI, Baltimore, Seattle, and…
Page 71Standard FBI FD-36 teletype/transmittal form header. Date and transmission fields are blank, indicating this is a continuation page. Continuation (page two) of an FBI teletype from the Memphis field…
Page 72FBI filing stamp showing case number 164-73-99, with search/index/serialization/filing checkboxes and a date stamp of December 9, 1971, from the FBI Minneapolis field office. A signature or initials…
Page 73Header of an FBI Identification Record form dated December 3, 1971, issued from FBI headquarters in Washington, D.C. The record number and Director signature line are partially redacted under b6/b7C…
Page 74FBI Identification Record form dated December 3, 1971. The record number and subject identity are redacted under b6 and b7C privacy exemptions. The form header explains that the record contains data…
Page 75Standard FBI Identification Division header for latent fingerprint section reports. File reference numbers and routing information for the latent fingerprint report, addressed to SAC Seattle. Subje…
Page 76Mugshot photographs (front and side profile) of Oliver Reese Boyd, taken by the Texas Department of Corrections. Booking number 200532, dated 11/18/69. Identification sheet for Oliver Reese Boyd, a…
Page 77Standard FBI teletype form header (FD-36) dated December 9, 1971, transmitted in plaintext via NITEL teletype. Routing block showing teletype sent from Minneapolis field office to Los Angeles, Portl…
Page 78Standard FBI FD-36 transmittal form header with date and priority fields left blank. Page two of an FBI teletype or airtel (case MP 164-73) in which a female source (name redacted) provides a physic…
Page 79Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header. Date and transmission method fields are blank. Page three of an FBI teletype (case MP 164-73) directing the Portland office to conduct an investi…
Page 80Standard FBI teletype transmission form header, dated December 9, 1971, sent in plaintext via NITEL priority. Routing and subject line identifying the D.B. Cooper hijacking case. Teletype sent from…
Page 81Standard government memorandum header from SA Wesley A. Anderson to SAC Minneapolis regarding the Dan Cooper hijacking case (Flight #305, 11/24/71). An anonymous source in Minnesota reported on 12/2…
Page 82Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header, dated December 10, 1971, sent via NITEL teletype. Routing block showing the teletype is from SAC Minneapolis to the FBI Director and SACs in Port…
Page 83FBI form header for newspaper clipping mount sheet FD-350. UPI wire story about champion skydiver Bill Whitney, 33, being questioned by the FBI for over five hours as a suspect in the D.B. Cooper hi…
Page 84FBI Identification Division Latent Fingerprint Section report header, addressed to SAC Philadelphia, dated December 10, 1971. Subject line identifying the D.B. Cooper hijacking case: UNSUB on Northw…
Page 85Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header, dated December 13, 1971, marked URGENT priority. Teletype from SAC Minneapolis to SAC Seattle regarding the NORJAK case. A Northwest Airlines emp…
Page 86Standard FBI FD-36 transmittal form header. Date, transmission method, and priority fields are blank. Case number MP 164-73 is indicated. Continuation (page two) of an FBI teletype or airtel regardi…
Page 87Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header dated December 13, 1971, marked URGENT via TELETYPE. FBI teletype regarding NORJAK (D.B. Cooper case) identifying James Ray Fugate as a possible s…
Page 88Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header with blank date, transmission type, and priority fields. Page two of an FBI teletype (case MP 164-73) detailing the criminal history and physical…
Page 89Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header with blank date, type, and priority fields. Page three of an FBI teletype regarding a suspect named Fugate. Fugate was an engineer with Martin Mar…
Page 90Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header with date, type, and priority fields left blank. Page four of a multi-page teletype (MP 164-73). Dallas field office is directed to contact the Fe…
Page 91FBI form identifier and revision date. Document header with date. An employee of Northwest Airlines, Inc. in Minnesota describes the rear stair compartment panels on a Boeing 727 (Flight 305, hijac…
Page 92Standard FD-302 header with form revision date and document date. An individual whose name is redacted, employed by Northwest Airlines, Inc., provided information to the FBI. The body of the stateme…
Page 93Standard FD-302 form header with date of December 15, 1971. A redacted individual from Northwest Airlines, Inc. reviewed notes and technical records about the operation of NWA Flight 305 on November…
Page 94Header of a United States Government memorandum addressed to SAC (164-73), dated 12/2/71, from an SA whose name is redacted. Subject is UNSUB aka Dan Cooper, NWA Flight 305, Portland to Seattle, 11-2…
Page 95FBI SAs STEELE and another agent visited the Seattle PD Chief's office and were told by an Assistant Chief and a Sergeant that a Seattle Officer's informant alleges the hijacker is in Seattle and had…
Page 96Header of a US Government interoffice memorandum from a Special Agent to SAC Minneapolis regarding the Dan Cooper hijacking case. A tipster from Minneapolis telephonically contacted an FBI Special A…
Page 97Standard FBI teletype form header FD-36, dated December 12, 1971, sent via TELETYPE NITEL priority. Teletype from Minneapolis field office to Director and multiple field offices regarding NORJAK cas…
Page 98Header of a United States Government interoffice memorandum from an SA in Minneapolis field office regarding Northwest Airlines Flight #305 hijacking on 11/24/71. Classified as CAA - Hijacking; Extor…
Page 99FBI case file number header for the D.B. Cooper case. On December 7, 1971, a redacted individual was shown photographs of suspects developed by the Portland, Houston, and Seattle FBI offices. A red…
Page 100Header of a US Government memorandum from a Special Agent (redacted) to SAC Minneapolis regarding the UNSUB aka Dan Cooper, NWAL Flight 305 hijacking on 11/24/71. A source in Minnesota (identity pro…
Page 101FBI Minneapolis field office case number for the D.B. Cooper investigation. Continuation of an FBI memo regarding a person of interest in the D.B. Cooper hijacking case. The subject provided alterna…
Page 102Standard FBI teletype form header indicating an urgent plaintext teletype dated December 14, 1971. Routing information for the teletype, sent from Minneapolis to Denver, Portland, and Seattle field…
Page 103Standard FBI teletype form header FD-36, dated December 14, 1971, marked URGENT priority. FBI teletype from SAC Minneapolis to Director FBI and multiple SAC offices regarding NORJAK (D.B. Cooper cas…
Page 104Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header with date and priority fields left blank. Page two of FBI teletype (MP 164-73). An individual contacted authorities on December 14, identifying hi…
Page 105Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header. Date field is blank. Page three of an FBI teletype (case MP 164-73) reporting that an individual could not be located ('no such individual'), tha…
Page 106Standard U.S. Government memorandum header from SA (Special Agent) in Minneapolis field office regarding the NORJAK (D.B. Cooper) hijacking investigation. A lead in Sioux Falls, S.D. was pursued reg…
Page 107A redacted witness statement from someone in Sioux Falls, S.D., advising on 12/7/71 about an individual who previously resided in Rochester, Minnesota, and is presently residing in Kansas City, Misso…
Page 108Standard FBI teletype form header FD-36, dated December 15, 1971, marked TELETYPE URGENT. FBI teletype from SAC Minneapolis to SAC offices in San Francisco, Portland, Sacramento, and Seattle regardi…
Page 109Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header with blank date, transmit type, and priority fields. Page two of an FBI teletype (MP 164-73) directing the San Francisco field office to conduct i…
Page 110Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmission form header dated December 15, 1971, marked URGENT priority. Teletype from SAC Minneapolis to SAC WFO and Seattle regarding NORJAK case. A redacted individua…
Page 111Standard US Government memorandum header addressed to SAC Minneapolis from a redacted Special Agent regarding the Dan Cooper hijacking case on NWA Flight 305. A woman from Wayzata, Minnesota was int…
Page 112A female informant suspected an individual named CROOKS of committing the hijacking based on resemblance to a composite drawing. She provided a physical description: sandy blond thinning/receding hai…
Page 113FBI filing stamp showing the document was serialized, filed, and processed at the FBI Minneapolis field office on December 16, 1971. Handwritten number 164.73.147 appears above the stamp. FOIA exemp…
Page 114FBI Form 1-221 from FBIHQ (Washington D.C.) to SAC Seattle dated December 14, 1971, regarding the NORJAK case (Bureau File #164-2111). The checked box indicates that attached records may contain pert…
Page 115Standard FBI FD-350 newspaper clipping cover form header. Newspaper article about a letter received by the Los Angeles Times from someone claiming to be D.B. Cooper, stating he has 14 months to live…
Page 116Standard FBI FD-350 newspaper clipping form header. Newspaper article from the St. Paul Pioneer Press describing a letter received by several major newspapers from a person claiming to be the hijack…
Page 117Standard FBI teletype form header FD-36, dated December 16, 1971, sent via teletype at NITEL priority in plaintext. Routing block listing recipients: FBI Director and SACs at Chicago, Detroit, Pitts…
Page 118Standard FBI Identification Division letterhead for Latent Fingerprint Section reports. FBI Latent Fingerprint Section report dated December 15, 1971, addressed to SAC Minneapolis regarding the NORJ…
Page 119Standard FD-302 form header with revision date and transcription date. An employee of Northwest Airlines in Minneapolis furnished the original flight coupon for a ticket issued to DAN COOPER on Nove…
Page 120Standard FBI teletype form header, FD-36, dated 12/18/71, sent in plaintext via teletype, NITEL priority. Routing block listing recipients (Director FBI and six field offices) and sender (Minneapoli…
Page 121Standard FBI teletype form header FD-36, dated December 20, 1971, sent via NITEL teletype in plaintext. Minneapolis field office teletype to Director, Seattle, Denver, and Portland regarding a NORJA…
Page 122Standard FBI teletype transmission header form FD-36, dated December 21, 1971, sent in plaintext via teletype NITEL. Teletype from SAC Minneapolis to Director FBI and SACs in Seattle and Portland re…
Page 123FBI Minneapolis field office filing stamp showing the document was serialized, filed, searched, and indexed on December 7, 1971, under case number 164-73-188. Handwritten notation indicating this do…
Page 124Form header identifying this as FBI Form FD-9, Identification Record Request, revised 4-28-65. Standard printed instructions for filling out FBI Form FD-9. Main body of FD-9 form requesting identif…
Page 125Standard FBI teletype transmittal form header, dated December 29, 1971, sent via NITEL teletype in plaintext. Routing information for the teletype: from SAC Minneapolis (case 164-73) to SAC offices…
Page 126Standard FBI FD-36 transmittal form header with date, transmit method, and priority fields all left blank. Page two of a teletype or airtel (case MP 164-73) directing the San Francisco FBI office to…
Page 127FBI filing stamp with case number 164-73-207, search/index/serialize/file processing stamps, a redacted block marked with b6 and b7C exemption codes, and a handwritten notation 'SEE MB RL'. Bates nu…
Page 128Standard FBI teletype/facsimile header form dated January 4, 1972, marked URGENT priority. FBI teletype from San Diego field office to Minneapolis and Portland regarding the NORJAK (D.B. Cooper) cas…
Page 129Standard header of a United States Government interoffice memorandum from a Special Agent to SAC Minneapolis, dated January 5, 1972, regarding NORJACK. A Special Agent followed up on a tip from a ca…
Page 130FBI teletype from Chicago field office to Director and multiple field offices (Minneapolis, Portland, Seattle) regarding NORJAK case. Chicago SAS notes that an artist conception of the unsub is quite…
Page 131FBI facsimile transmittal cover sheet from the Director, FBI to SACs in Seattle, Portland, and Minneapolis regarding NORJAK case, dated January 5, 1972. A photograph is being transmitted via 6-minute…
Page 132Standard FBI teletype transmission form header, FD-36, dated January 6, 1972, sent in plaintext via teletype with urgent priority. Minneapolis FBI field office teletype to Director and Seattle SAC r…
Page 133Standard FBI teletype transmittal form header, FD-36, dated January 6, 1972, sent via NITEL teletype in plaintext. Teletype from SAC Minneapolis to FBI Director and 12 field offices regarding NORJAK…
Page 134Standard FBI FD-36 transmittal form header with blank date, transmission type, and priority fields. Page two of an FBI teletype or memo (case MP 164-73) identifying John Emil List as a suspect furni…
Page 135Standard FBI FD-36 transmittal form header with blank Date, Type, and Priority fields. Page three of an FBI teletype or airtel under case number MP 164-73. Multiple lines are redacted under FOIA exe…
Page 136Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header dated January 6, 1972, sent via teletype at NITEL priority in plaintext. Teletype from SAC Chicago to FBI Director, Seattle, and Milwaukee field o…
Page 137Standard FBI FD-36 transmittal form header with blank date, transmission type, and priority fields. Page two of a teletype under Chicago case number 164-297 directing Milwaukee to locate and intervi…
Page 138FBI form FD-350 header for mounting newspaper clippings. AP wire newspaper article by Mary Pat Murphy reporting on the ongoing unofficial search for D.B. Cooper in the Woodland, Washington area. Cow…
Page 139Sketch-style illustration of a man (Dick Kaiser) wearing a T-shirt, drawn in a caricature or editorial cartoon style. Caption for the photo of Dick Kaiser modeling a D.B. Cooper T-shirt. Details ab…
Page 140Standard FD-302 interview report header with date. FD-302 interview of a redacted female witness (likely a flight attendant or passenger) on NWA Flight 305, conducted to assist in preparing an artis…
Page 141Case file number header for this page of the report. A witness (name redacted) was shown an FBI Facial Identification Catalog and selected specific facial feature reference numbers she believed best…
Page 142Standard FD-302 interview form header with date December 2, 1971. A Northwest Orient Airlines stewardess (name redacted) reviewed a facsimile of the artist's conception of the hijacker from Northwes…
Page 143Standard FD-302 form header identifying this as an FBI interview report. A Northwest Orient Airlines stewardess reviewed a facsimile of the artist's conception of the D.B. Cooper hijacker drawn from…
Page 144Standard US Government interoffice memorandum header addressed to SAC Minneapolis, from a redacted Special Agent, regarding NORJACK case, dated January 13, 1972. A Minnesota source provided informat…
Page 145Header of a United States Government memorandum from a Special Agent (name redacted) to SAC Minneapolis, attention Marvin L. Shay, dated 12/21/71, regarding the NORJAK case. An informant from North…
Page 146Standard header of a United States Government interoffice memorandum from SA Ray W. Gammon to the SAC of the Minneapolis field office, dated January 17, 1972, regarding the NORJAK case. An investiga…
Page 147Standard US Government memorandum header from a Special Agent (name redacted) to SAC Minneapolis, dated January 20, 1972, regarding the NORJAK case. Agent reports that personnel files at Northwest A…
Page 148FBI case file number for the Minneapolis field office, case 164-73. Two large redacted blocks, likely containing personal identifying information per b6/b7C exemptions. States the originating FBI o…
Page 149Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header dated January 21, 1972, sent via NITEL teletype in plaintext. Routing information for NORJAK teletype from Minneapolis field office (case 164-73)…
Page 150Standard FBI FD-36 teletype/airtel transmittal form header. Date and transmission method fields are blank or redacted. Page two of an FBI teletype or airtel (case MP 164-73) describing a person of i…
Page 151Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header. Date and transmission details are blank on this continuation page. Page three of an FBI teletype (MP 164-73) regarding the D.B. Cooper investigat…
Page 152Standard FBI FD-36 teletype/airtel transmission form header with blank date, type, and priority fields. Page four of a multi-page FBI teletype (case MP 164-73) directing all offices to obtain a phot…
Page 153Standard header of a United States Government interoffice memorandum addressed to SAC Minneapolis, from a Special Agent (name redacted), regarding the NORJACK case, dated January 31, 1972. SAC HELD…
Page 154FBI Minneapolis field office case number reference. The memo recommends closing further Minneapolis investigation of a redacted individual because of significant differences in age and appearance co…
Page 155Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header, dated February 7, 1979, sent via TELETYPE, NITEL priority, in plaintext. Routing block showing the teletype is sent from SAC Minneapolis to SACs…
Page 156Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header. Date, type, and priority fields are blank as this is a continuation page. Page two of an FBI teletype (case MP 164-73) in which a redacted indivi…
Page 157Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header, dated February 17, 1972, sent in plaintext via teletype at NITEL priority. Routing information for the teletype. Sent from SAC Minneapolis (file…
Page 158Standard FBI FD-36 teletype/airtel form header. Date and transmission fields are blank. Page two of an FBI teletype (MP 164-73) describing a suspect in Florida believed capable of perpetrating the D…
Page 159Standard FBI teletype form header, FD-36, dated February 18, 1972, sent via NITEL teletype in plaintext. Teletype from SAC Minneapolis to SACs Seattle and Portland regarding the NORJACK case. Report…
Page 160Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header with blank Date, Transmit, and Via fields. Continuation (page two) of a teletype message regarding D. B. Cooper case MP 164-73. An individual beli…
Page 161Standard US Government memorandum header from SA (Special Agent) in Minneapolis field office to SAC Minneapolis, dated February 29, 1972, regarding the NORJACK case. An individual from Minnesota cal…
Page 162Standard FBI teletype transmission form header, dated March 1, 1972, marked PLAINTEXT and URGENT priority. FBI Minneapolis teletype to Director and multiple SACs regarding NORJAK case. References a…
Page 163Header block of a U.S. Government Bureau of Customs internal memorandum dated February 22, 1972, from a redacted TASOS Staff member, directed to file, regarding an identification procedure. A TASOS…
Page 164Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header, dated March 2, 1972, sent via teletype, urgent priority, in plaintext. Routing information: teletype sent from SAC Minneapolis to FBI Director, S…
Page 165Standard FBI teletype transmittal form header (FD-36), dated March 1, 1972, sent in plaintext via NITEL teletype. Routing block showing the teletype is from SAC Minneapolis to SAC offices in Seattle…
Page 166Standard FBI FD-36 teletype/transmittal form header with date and priority fields left blank. Page two of an FBI teletype (MP 164-73) discussing investigation of individuals compared to the UNSUB. R…
Page 167Standard FBI FD-36 transmittal form header with blank date, type, and priority fields. Page three of an FBI teletype (case MP 164-73) directing Las Vegas and Seattle field offices to conduct investi…
Page 168Header of a US Government inter-office memorandum from a Special Agent (name redacted) to SAC Minneapolis, dated March 2, 1972, regarding the NORJAK case (D.B. Cooper hijacking). An FAA contact repo…
Page 169Standard U.S. Government interoffice memorandum header addressed to SAC Minneapolis, file 164-73, dated March 2, 1972, regarding NORJACK case. Sender SA name is redacted. FBI interview on 2/26/72 of…
Page 170Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header, dated March 7, 1972, sent as PLAINTEXT via TELETYPE with NITEL priority. Teletype from SAC Minneapolis to SAC Oklahoma City, Seattle, and Portlan…
Page 171Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header. Date field is blank. Page two of an FBI teletype (MP 164-73) describing a suspect as a white male, mid-forties, 5'11", 200 lbs. Old records are m…
Page 172Standard US Government memorandum header addressed to SAC Minneapolis, dated March 8, 1972, from a redacted Special Agent, regarding NORJACK (the FBI codename for the D.B. Cooper hijacking case). A…
Page 173Header line identifying the SAC Minneapolis office, case number 164-73, dated March 11, 1972. Handwritten annotation, partially legible, appears to reference a hijack threat, possibly Northwest flig…
Page 174Standard US Government memorandum header addressed to SAC Minneapolis, dated 3/10/72, from a redacted Special Agent, regarding subject NORJAK. Memo body describes receipt of an NTSB report dated 2/4…
Page 175Header of a National Transportation Safety Board form with standard fields for docket number, exhibit number, witness, date, and reporter. All fields appear redacted or blank. A political cartoon or…
Page 176Page 2 of an open letter from a former federal prisoner and FAA-licensed pilot who describes his battle against two government officials (Dr. Dalton Hoffman and Dr. Seigle) who grounded him despite a…
Page 177Dark ink blotches/artifacts from photocopying visible at the top margin of the page. Cartoon illustration of a man wearing a captain's or sailor's peaked cap with an eagle or bird emblem, a necktie,…
Page 178A typed letter from Capt. Marion M. Cooper of Woodward, Oklahoma, criticizing the influence of military-trained personnel in federal government agencies, particularly the FAA. He argues that ex-milit…
Page 179Standard US Government memorandum header addressed to SAC Minneapolis, dated 3/23/72, from a redacted Special Agent, subject NORJAK. A contact at the Wright County Sheriff's Office reported that on…
Page 180Internal FBI memorandum dated 3-27-72, addressed to SAC 164-73, regarding the NORJAK case. References a prior memo from 3-23-72. Notes that on or around 3-27-72 a Clerk of the USDC (United States Dis…
Page 181Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmission form header, dated April 4, 1972, sent via NITEL teletype in plaintext. Teletype from SAC Minneapolis to SAC Portland and SAC Seattle regarding the NORJAK ca…
Page 182FBI Laboratory report dated April 4, 1972, addressed to Sheriff Eugene A. Cotton of Clark County, Vancouver, Washington, regarding an unidentified female deceased found near Woodland, Washington on M…
Page 183FBI form header for mounting newspaper clippings. UPI news article reporting that the FBI has launched a new search for D.B. Cooper near Lake Merwin, Washington, with Army personnel assistance. The…
Page 184Header identifying this as an FBI FOI/PA deleted page information sheet with case number 1:16-cv-01790-02. List of 18 deleted pages with reasons for deletion. Pages 19-29 were withheld due to Referr…
Page 185FBI Laboratory report header addressed to Seattle field office regarding NORJAK (D.B. Cooper) hijacking case, dated March 3, 2005. Case ID SE 164A-81-DNA with handwritten annotation '-33'. FBI Labor…
Page 186Remarks section of an FBI laboratory or latent print report (page 2 of 2). States that no palm prints are available for comparison with the latent impression and previously reported latent palm print…
Page 187Standard FBI teletype form header (FD-36), dated April 12, 1972, transmitted in plaintext via teletype with immediate priority. Routing information for the teletype: from SAC Minneapolis to Director…
Page 188Standard FBI FD-36 transmittal form header with date, transmission type, and priority fields left blank. Page two of FBI teletype MP 164-73 comparing physical features of MC COY to D.B. COOPER. Note…
Page 189Standard US Government memorandum header from SAC Richard G. Held to SAC Minneapolis, dated April 10, 1972, regarding NORJAK case. SAC Earl Milnes of the Seattle Division reported that the United Ai…
Page 190Header of a United States Government memorandum addressed to SAC Minneapolis from a redacted Special Agent, dated April 18, 1972, regarding the NORJACK case. Report that on March 29 and 30, 1972, ph…
Page 191Standard US Government memorandum header addressed to SAC Minneapolis from a redacted Special Agent, regarding NORJAK, dated April 22, 1972. SAC Earl Milnes of the Seattle Division called to advise…
Page 192Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header indicating a plaintext NITEL priority teletype dated April 23, 1972. Teletype from SAC Minneapolis to SAC Seattle regarding the NORJAK (D.B. Coope…
Page 193Standard FBI teletype form header (FD-36), dated April 28, 1972, marked PLAINTEXT and URGENT priority. Routing information: teletype from SAC Minneapolis to SAC Seattle, SAC Portland, and WFO. Check…
Page 194Standard FBI FD-36 transmittal form header with blank Date, Type, and Priority fields. Page two of an FBI teletype (case MP 164-41) relaying that WFO was telephonically advised of a redacted individ…
Page 195FBI form FD-350 used to mount a newspaper clipping from the Minneapolis Tribune, dated May 3, 1972, Morning edition, editor Bower Hawthorne, submitted by the Minneapolis office. UPI news article rep…
Page 196FBI teletype from SAC Los Angeles to SAC Seattle and SAC Sacramento regarding a new NORJAK suspect. An individual in Azusa, California reported that during a conversation in Long Beach, someone menti…
Page 197Case number and page indicator for continuation of an FBI report. Continuation of an FBI interview report regarding an individual who spoke about parachuting from a plane and mentioning a million do…
Page 198Case number and page identifier for the FBI report. Page three of an FBI report regarding a person of interest in the D.B. Cooper case. The subject was employed twice (Feb 1966–Sep 1966 and Nov 1970…
Page 199Case number and page identifier for FBI report page four. Continuation of an FBI investigative report (page four) describing a white male suspect arrested for drunk driving. Physical description: 5'…
Page 200Final page (page five) of a teletype or communication under Los Angeles case file 164-497. States that Minneapolis and Portland field offices were advised by air mail. Subject is noted as armed and d…
Page 201Standard US Government memorandum header from an SA (Special Agent) in Minneapolis field office to SAC Minneapolis, regarding NORJAK case 164-73, dated June 21, 1972. Memo body referencing a Boston…
Page 202Standard US Government memorandum header addressed to SAC (164-73) from a redacted Special Agent, dated June 19, 1973, regarding the NORJAK case. On June 19, 1972, a redacted individual from NW Orie…
Page 203Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header, dated June 30, 1972, sent via NITEL teletype in plaintext. Routing information showing the teletype was sent from SAC Minneapolis to SAC offices…
Page 204Standard FBI FD-36 transmittal form header with blank date, transmit, and via fields. Page two of FBI teletype or transmittal regarding subject Fugate. Details his criminal history: convicted of pas…
Page 205Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header with blank date, transmit method, and priority fields. Continuation (page 3) of FBI teletype regarding suspect Fugate. A photo of Fugate was shown…
Page 206Standard FBI FD-36 transmittal form header with blank date, transmit method, and priority fields. Page four of an FBI teletype (case MP 164-73) regarding an individual currently residing in Newport…
Page 207A citizen named Joseph Fareng writes to the FBI Minneapolis office claiming he recognized the composite sketch of D.B. Cooper published in the Rapid City Journal. He states he knows Cooper's real nam…
Page 208FBI filing stamp showing case number 164-73-397, with SEARCHED/INDEXED/SERIALIZED/FILED checkboxes and date AUG 9 1972. FOIA redaction exemption codes indicating personal privacy (b6) and law enforc…
Page 209Composite sketch of D.B. Cooper suspect: a middle-aged white male with receding dark hair combed back, dark eyes, thin lips, a pointed chin, and wearing a suit with a collared dress shirt and tie. Th…
Page 210Standard FBI FD-9 form instructions for requesting identification records. FBI FD-9 identification record request for Bradley E. Ayers, white male born 3-7-35, 5'8", 160 lbs, medium build, brown hai…
Page 211Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header dated September 29, 1972, marked PLAINTEXT and URGENT priority. Teletype from SAC Minneapolis to SAC Seattle and SAC Denver regarding NORJAK case.…
Page 212Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header, page two continuation. Date and transmittal fields are blank. Page two of an FBI teletype (MP 164-73) instructing Seattle to forward the artist's…
Page 213Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header, dated October 5, 1972, sent via NITEL teletype in plaintext. Handwritten annotations in the upper right margin, partially legible, possibly routi…
Page 214Standard FBI teletype form header, FD-36, dated October 13, 1972, sent via teletype at NITEL priority in plaintext. Routing information: from SAC Minneapolis to Acting Director FBI and SAC Seattle.…
Page 215Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header, dated November 8, 1972, sent via urgent teletype in plaintext. Urgent teletype from SAC Minneapolis to SAC Portland regarding the NORJAK case. On…
Page 216Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header. Date field is blank. Page two of an FBI teletype from the Minneapolis field office (case MP 164-73). Minneapolis indices were negative on a redac…
Page 217Standard US Government memorandum header from Minneapolis field office, dated 10/31/72, regarding NORJAK case, from a redacted Special Agent to SAC Minneapolis. Interview report of Joseph Lorenz of…
Page 218Minneapolis field office case number designation. FBI report documenting an interview with Joseph Lorenz, a 76-year-old naturalized American citizen originally from Poland. Lorenz provided a physica…
Page 219Case file number header, partially obscured by dark photocopy artifact or image at top of page. An inquiry at the Main Post Office in Rapid City, SD on 10/20/72 revealed no forwarding address was li…
Page 220Header block of an FBI airtel (air communication/teletype letter) from SAC Minneapolis to SAC Chicago regarding NORJAK, referencing a prior Chicago airtel to Seattle dated 10/25/72. A RE line is reda…
Page 221Standard FBI FD-36 airtel transmittal form header dated December 19, 1972. Airtel memo from SAC Chicago to SAC Minneapolis regarding NORJAK case (D.B. Cooper). References a prior Minneapolis airtel…
Page 222FBI form number and revision date header for newspaper clipping mount form. Associated Press article reporting that Northwest Airlines' lawsuit to recover $200,000 from Globe Indemnity under a blank…
Page 223Standard US Government memorandum header on Optional Form No. 10, addressed from SA George D. O'Clock to SAC file 164-73, regarding NORJAK case, office of origin Seattle. Date field shows 1/3/72 but…
Page 224Standard U.S. Government memorandum header addressed to SAC Minneapolis with file number 164-373, from a redacted Special Agent, regarding NORJAK case with Seattle as office of origin, dated March 5,…
Page 225Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header, dated February 1, 1973, sent via teletype in plaintext at NITEL priority. Teletype from SAC Minneapolis to SAC Seattle regarding NORJAK case. A f…
Page 226Header of a US Government memorandum regarding NORJAK case, sent to SAC Minneapolis from a Special Agent, dated 5/9/73. Investigation conducted at Howard, South Dakota on 5/7/73. Miner County Sherif…
Page 227Standard US Government memorandum header on Optional Form No. 10, addressed to SAC (164-73) regarding NORJAK case, dated 5/28/73. Sender and attention SA names redacted under b6/b7C. Memo body respo…
Page 228FBI FD-263 cover page for the D.B. Cooper hijacking case, reporting on Northwest Airlines Flight #350 from Portland, Oregon to Seattle, Washington on 11/24/71. Report dated May 30, 1973, covering the…
Page 229FBI case file number for the Seattle field office, case 164-81. Distribution list for copies of an FBI report (case SE 164-81, Bureau file 164-2111). Lists all FBI field offices receiving 2 copies e…
Page 230Case file number header. FBI memo continuation (page -B- / cover page) for NORJAK (D.B. Cooper) case SE 164-81. Reports 637 suspects with 470 eliminated. Requests standardized NORJAK communication f…
Page 231A suspect was checked and eliminated by the Portland Division. A police officer from The Dalles, Oregon confirmed the suspect's identity and location, ruling out their presence on the plane. No FBI…
Page 232FBI case file number header for the NORJAK (D.B. Cooper) investigation. Numbered investigative checklist (items 4–13) for evaluating D.B. Cooper suspects. Covers aviation/parachuting knowledge, phot…
Page 233FBI case file number header for the Seattle field office NORJAK case. Continuation of an FBI investigative checklist (items 14–21) for evaluating NORJAK (D.B. Cooper) suspects. Items cover checking…
Page 234FBI case file number for the D.B. Cooper hijacking case. Introduction to a profile document about the hijacker, noting the purpose is to list known facts and reasonable suppositions to aid in proces…
Page 235FBI case file number for the NORJAK / D.B. Cooper investigation. Unsub's stated motive was a grudge, possibly related to a relative killed in Vietnam or recent financial problems. Discussion of uns…
Page 236FBI case file number header for the Seattle field office D.B. Cooper case. Assessment that the unsub was not well-prepared for the hijacking and likely always carries a small pocket knife. Numbered…
Page 237FBI Seattle field office case number for the D.B. Cooper hijacking. Three behavioral observations suggesting the unidentified subject (Unsub) was a gentleman: he tipped stewardesses with his own mon…
Page 238Seattle FBI case file number for the D.B. Cooper hijacking case. Sport parachutists advise that experienced jumpers would not use unfamiliar or unpacked chutes. The hijacker was given a non-steerabl…
Page 239FBI case file number header. Analysis of the Unsub's drinking habits during the flight, noting he ordered one bourbon and seven but refused subsequent free drinks, suggesting he is not an alcoholic…
Page 240FBI Seattle field office case number for the D.B. Cooper hijacking. Analysis of the unsub's tie suggests he may be an executive, but the narrow clip-on style suggests not top-level. The unsub's che…
Page 241FBI case file number for the D.B. Cooper case (Seattle field office). Descriptive profile of the D.B. Cooper hijacking suspect, covering voice characteristics, smoking habit (Raleigh filter tipped c…
Page 242FBI FD-302 cover page summarizing the D.B. Cooper hijacking case. On November 24, 1971, an unknown white male hijacked Northwest Airlines Flight 350 from Portland to Seattle, demanded and received $2…
Page 243File or case reference number at top of page. Table of contents for an FBI report on the D.B. Cooper hijacking case (SE 164-81). Sections cover the hijack, logs and records, search area with maps, t…
Page 244FBI case file number for the D.B. Cooper case (Seattle field office file 164-81). Section heading or chapter title reading 'THE HIJACK', underlined, appearing on an otherwise mostly blank page — lik…
Page 245FBI case file number header for the Seattle field office D.B. Cooper case. Narrative account of the D.B. Cooper hijacking on November 24, 1971. Describes the unsub purchasing a one-way ticket from P…
Page 246FBI case file number header for the D.B. Cooper case. Detailed account of the hijacker's demands during the D.B. Cooper skyjacking: $200,000 in cash by 5:00 PM, a knapsack, two back and two front pa…
Page 247FBI case file number header. A stewardess acted as intermediary between the hijacker (Unsub) and the captain until about five minutes after departure from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, when…
Page 248Case file number header for the D.B. Cooper investigation. Description of a black clip-on tie found in seat 18E of the aircraft, identified as a Towncraft brand 'Snapper' patent type tie from Penney…
Page 249Continuation of an FBI report (case BE 164-81) describing the handling of hair evidence. It notes that a glass microscopic slide containing a hair clipping should be resubmitted to the FBI Laboratory…
Page 250FBI case file number for the D.B. Cooper case (Seattle field office file 164-81). Section divider or title page indicating the following materials are logs provided by Northwest Orient Airlines from…
Page 251Seattle field office case number for the D.B. Cooper hijacking case. Analysis of ground personnel logs from November 24, 1971, concluding that the hijacker (D.B. Cooper) exited the aircraft at 8:11…
Page 252Header identifying the document as SE 164-81, describing teletype logs maintained by Ground Operations at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. Log entry at 8:12 PM PST on 11/25 noting oscillations…
Page 253Page number and Seattle FBI case file number. Technical flight status notation indicating the airplane's altitude, speed, gear and flap configuration, fuel flow, and outside temperature. Reconstruc…
Page 254FBI case file number for the D.B. Cooper hijacking case, Seattle division. Description of the ransom money: $200,000 in used random $20 bills obtained from Seattle First National Bank, part of a $25…
Page 255Partial case or document reference number visible at top-left of page. A faint fragment of text mid-page, possibly reading 'SEARCH AREA' but extremely degraded and uncertain. Page number '14' at bo…
Page 256Case file number header. Summary of events aboard NWA Flight 305 on 11/24/71, detailing the hijacker's actions after takeoff from Sea-Tac at 7:36 PM, including instructing a stewardess to go forward…
Page 257Case file reference number for the Seattle FBI field office D.B. Cooper case. On January 6, 1972, the actual Northwest Airlines 727 involved in the hijacking was flown to Seattle by a redacted indiv…
Page 258Introduction stating the plot is based on certain inputs for determining possible landing points. List of inputs used for the landing point analysis, including USAF radar data from McChord AFB, prob…
Page 259Continuation of analysis discussing parachute drift calculations, free-fall scenarios, and probable landing points along Line A-B relative to Point U. Prioritized list of most favorable search areas…
Page 260USGS-style topographic map showing a rural area with contour lines, section grid numbers, and several small communities including Clover Valley, Pine Grove, and possibly Etna. Two areas at the top ar…
Page 261Case file number header for the FBI Seattle field office file 164-81. Description of the search area laid out in southwest Washington state based on NWA flight information, bounded by Woodland, Ambo…
Page 262Case file number and redaction marking. Report describing the initial search operation launched on November 25-26, 1971 in response to the D.B. Cooper hijacking. Law enforcement from Cowlitz, Lewis,…
Page 263FBI file number and agent initials header. On November 26, 1971, the banks of Lake Merwin were patrolled by two Cowlitz County Sheriff's Office boats. Suspicious sightings were personally checked. A…
Page 264Case identifier and agent or file reference at top of page. A list of airporter services, flight schools, and aviation-related businesses at various locations in southwest Washington state, includin…
Page 265FBI case file number header for the Seattle field office D.B. Cooper case. Report details investigative activities from November 28-30, 1971. Agents checked airfields near View, WA and Clark/Cowlitz…
Page 266FBI Seattle field office case number for the NORJAK (D.B. Cooper) investigation. On December 1, 1971, an aerial search from Woodland, WA to Silver Lake in Cowlitz County covered 800 square miles alo…
Page 267FBI case file number for the Seattle field office D.B. Cooper case. Details of the first terrain search for D.B. Cooper evidence and remains, conducted March 21 – April 17, 1972, involving 218–265 A…
Page 268FBI case file number for the D.B. Cooper case. Defines the geographic search area bounded by US 5, Columbia River, Kalama River, and Skamania-Clark County line. List of items searchers should look…
Page 269FBI case file number for the D.B. Cooper case, Seattle field office. Conclusion of a prior section noting all results were negative. Details the second terrain search for D.B. Cooper (NORJAK). A ne…
Page 270USGS-style topographic map of an area in southwestern Washington state (Lewis County / Cowlitz County region) showing the communities of Ariel, La Center, Etna, Pine Grove, and Clover Valley. The map…
Page 271Topographic map of a rural area in southwestern Washington state (near La Center, Clark County) with diagonal hatching and large text marking a designated 'SEARCH AREA.' The map shows terrain feature…
Page 272USGS-style topographic map of an area in southwestern Washington state, likely Clark or Cowlitz County, showing the region around Ariel, La Center, and the Lewis River. A hatched area in the center-l…
Page 273FBI case file number for the Seattle field office D.B. Cooper case. Section divider heading, underlined, indicating the start of a 'Current Investigation' section of the report. The remainder of the…
Page 274Internal FBI case file reference number for the Seattle field office. A new color artist sketch of the unknown subject (Unsub) was created to better depict swarthy complexion and age, and was sent t…
Page 275FBI case file number for the D.B. Cooper investigation. Report describes Boeing providing a Test Summary Report on July 31, 1972 regarding the 727 flight configuration used during the air stairs tes…
Page 276FBI case file number for the NORJAK (D.B. Cooper) investigation, Seattle field office. Report section on the Raleigh cigarettes lead in the NORJAK (D.B. Cooper) case. Eight Raleigh cigarette butts w…
Page 277FBI case file number header for the Seattle field office D.B. Cooper investigation. Continuation of prior page: checks of 1972 and 1971 Cincinnati directories found no matching street or person for…
Page 278FBI case file number for the Seattle field office D.B. Cooper investigation. Introduction noting the Cincinnati Division filed a report on March 14, 1974. City directory check on Feb 28, 1973 found…
Page 279File reference number and typist initials for the FBI report page. SA Jerome N. Bowers conducted an investigation at Seminole and St. Petersburg, FL. On Feb 6, 1973, he reviewed the local phone dire…
Page 280Case file number and page indicator for FBI file TP 164-110, page 2. On February 14, 1973, a person at the Suncoast Division Office in St. Petersburg, Florida advised that their records show a subje…
Page 281FBI Seattle field office file number reference. FBI report section titled 'First Skyjacking Utilizing Parachutes' reviewing the origin of the D.B. Cooper hijacking plan. Quotes a Seattle Times artic…
Page 282Fragment continuing from previous page describing someone being attacked with a fire ax during a hijacking incident. File number SE 164-81 visible. Account of Flight 812 hijacking: hijacker took ove…
Page 283FBI case file number reference. Newspaper article describing an Air Canada hijacking incident. A man claiming to belong to the IRA hijacked a plane, demanding $1.5 million ransom and a flight to Ire…
Page 284FBI case file number header. Continuation of a newspaper article or report describing a hijacking incident. Passengers were transported by police van; the hijacker threatened to kill the crew if pas…
Page 285FBI case file number for the Seattle field office. Side-by-side comparison table correlating the Calgary skyjacking incident with the D.B. Cooper case across multiple dimensions: ransom amount, plan…
Page 286Case file number identifier. Section headers identifying the topic as the SR-71 aircraft flights. Sacramento Division reported that Beale AFB offered free use of an SR-71 to photograph the terrain…
Page 287Case file number for the document. Analysis of the attache case believed to contain a bomb. Discussion of whether the unsub threw the case from the plane before jumping, the feasibility of finding i…
Page 288FBI case file number for the NORJAK/D.B. Cooper investigation. Explains why infrared aerial imagery would likely fail to locate the attache case due to terrain (trees, mountains), lack of heat contr…
Page 289FBI teletype form header (FD-36) dated July 31, 1973, transmitted in plaintext via NITEL teletype. Minneapolis FBI office communicates to Seattle regarding NORJAK suspect Alvin Curtis Hartley (Sub 4…
Page 290Standard FBI FD-36 transmittal form header with blank date, type, and priority fields. Page two of an FBI teletype (case MP 164-73) reporting that a redacted NWAL (Northwest Airlines) employee conta…
Page 291Standard US Government interoffice memorandum header. Addressed to SAC Minneapolis, file 164-73, dated 8/21/73. From a Special Agent whose name is redacted under b6/b7C exemptions. Subject is NORJAK…
Page 292Header block of an FBI memo addressed to SAC (Special Agent in Charge) with redacted field office and agent name, dated 10/18/73. FBI memo referencing NORJACK (D.B. Cooper case). A supervisor at FBI…
Page 293FBI Headquarters instructed a file review on a redacted individual and directed Seattle to be notified of any comments made regarding the NORJACK hijacking. The subject's whereabouts on 11/24/71 were…
Page 294Standard USG memo header addressed to SAC Minneapolis regarding the NORJACK aircraft hijacking case, originating office Seattle. A Minnesota Highway Patrol officer from Rochester contacted the FBI o…
Page 295Standard FBI Identification Division header for a latent fingerprint section report, form 1-336 revised July 16, 1973. Filing information and addressee block directing the report to the Special Agen…
Page 296Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header, dated November 8, 1973, sent via teletype with urgent priority in plaintext. Routing information for the teletype. Sent from SAC Minneapolis to S…
Page 297Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header, page two continuation. Date and transmittal fields are blank as this is a continuation page. Continuation of an FBI teletype from the Minneapolis…
Page 298Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header. Date, type, and priority fields are blank, indicating this is a continuation page. Page three of a Minneapolis FBI teletype (case 164-73) stating…
Page 299Standard FBI FD-350 form header for mounting newspaper clippings. UPI article from The Oregon Journal reporting that the newspaper is offering a $1,000 reward for the first $20 bill recovered from D…
Page 300FBI file number and indexing stamp showing case number 164-73-490, serialized and filed on January 9, 1974. FOIA exemption codes b6 (personal privacy) and b7C (law enforcement personal privacy) indi…
Page 301Header/title stamp area with case identifier and expose label. Date and location header with b6/b7C exemption codes. A letter dated December 27, 1973, addressed to Donald W. Nyrop, President of Nor…
Page 302FBI serialization and indexing stamp with case number 164-73-491, dated January 9, 1974. FOIA exemption codes indicating content was withheld for personal privacy (b6) and law enforcement source ide…
Page 303Northwest Orient Airlines letterhead with address. Letter from Northwest Orient Airlines Internal Security & Safety department to the FBI Minneapolis field office, forwarding correspondence from a m…
Page 304Standard U.S. Government memorandum header from an SA (Special Agent) in Minneapolis to the SAC (Special Agent in Charge) regarding the NORJACK aircraft hijacking case, office of origin Seattle. A p…
Page 305FBI Minneapolis field office letterhead with date. Recipient address block for Harry P. Andreasen in Sun City, Arizona. Response letter from SAC Joseph H. Trimbach to Mr. Andreasen, acknowledging h…
Page 306Official letterhead of Northwest Airlines, Inc. with date January 16, 1974, from the Office of Vice President, Public Relations. Letter from Northwest Airlines Vice President of Public Relations to…
Page 307Printed personal letterhead with name and address of the sender. Handwritten letter from Harry F. Andreasen to the FBI Minneapolis field office, dated January 20, 1974. He references an enclosed let…
Page 308Printed personal stationery letterhead with name and address. Handwritten letter from Harry P. Andreasen referencing a person named Harshberger who was a local officer at Woodland, Washington. The w…
Page 309Personal letterhead stationery for Harry P. Andreasen at a Sun City, Arizona address. The body of the letter is blank; no written or typed content appears below the letterhead. Bates number stamp ap…
Page 310FBI file processing stamp with case number 164-73-502 and searched/serialized/filed fields. FOIA exemption markings indicating redaction of content under Privacy Act (b6) and law enforcement source…
Page 311Date of the letter. A letter dated April 8, 1974, addressed 'To Whom It May Concern,' from an individual claiming to have received psychic visions about the D.B. Cooper skyjacking. The writer descri…
Page 312Standard U.S. Government interoffice memorandum header addressed to SAC Minneapolis regarding the NORJAK case (D.B. Cooper hijacking), office of origin Seattle, dated April 8, 1974. The sender's name…
Page 313Standard FBI teletype transmittal form header, dated May 13, 1974, sent in plaintext via urgent teletype. Routing information for the teletype from SAC Minneapolis to SAC Seattle regarding the NORJA…
Page 314FBI Identification Division Latent Fingerprint Section report header, dated May 15, 1974, addressed to SAC Minneapolis regarding NORJAK case. The report states that crew member fingerprints submitte…
Page 315Standard US Government memorandum header addressed to SAC Minneapolis from a Special Agent (name redacted), dated 6/26/74, regarding NORJAK case. FBI Minneapolis Division memo regarding NORJAK (D.B.…
Page 316Standard U.S. Government memorandum header addressed to the Special Agent in Charge, Minneapolis field office, case number 164-73 (NORJAK), dated June 27, 1974. Sender name redacted. A Northwest Air…
Page 317Standard US Government memorandum header addressed to SAC 164-73, from the Night Supervisor, regarding NORJAK (D.B. Cooper case), dated July 30, 1974. A telephone tip received at 9:10 PM from an int…
Page 318Standard United States Government interoffice memorandum header addressed to SAC Minneapolis, dated August 29, 1974, from an NC (name redacted), regarding NORJAK (D.B. Cooper case) information. A ca…
Page 319Standard FD-302 form header with revision date and transcription date. An individual in St. Paul, Minnesota contacted the FBI regarding someone who allegedly hijacked a Northwest Orient Airlines air…
Page 320FBI file number reference for the Minneapolis field office, case 164-73. A redacted individual advises that a subject is still employed, as evidenced by the subject still receiving newspapers from t…
Page 321Header of a US Government interoffice memorandum from a Special Agent (name redacted) to SAC Minneapolis, dated September 30, 1974, regarding the NORJAK case. The Special Agent reviewed St. Paul, Mi…
Page 322FBI Minneapolis field office case number header. Credit Bureau records in St. Paul, MN were checked on September 26, 1974 regarding a redacted individual, with negative results. Leads section direc…
Page 323Return address with location in Lake Andes area, South Dakota, dated November 30, 1974. Sender name and specific address redacted under b6/b7C exemptions. A citizen tip letter addressed to the FBI M…
Page 324FBI teletype dated December 5, 1974, referencing Sioux Falls and a vehicle identification number (VIN) lookup for a 1972 Chevrolet Vega. Multiple fields are redacted under b6/b7C exemptions. FOIA ex…
Page 325Northwest Orient Airlines corporate letterhead with address. Letter from Northwest Orient Airlines to the FBI Minneapolis field office, dated December 10, 1974, forwarding photocopies of a letter re…
Page 326Standard government memorandum header addressed to SAC Minneapolis, from a Special Agent (name redacted), regarding NORJAK case, dated December 31, 1974. On December 19, 1974, an attempt to contact…
Page 327Standard US Government memorandum header for FBI case on UNSUB aka Dan Cooper, NWA Flight #305 hijacking on 11/24/71, from a Special Agent in Minneapolis field office. FBI interview of a redacted in…
Page 328Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header dated August 27, 1975, sent via NITEL teletype in plaintext. Teletype from SAC Minneapolis to SAC Seattle regarding NORJAK case. An Airport Police…
Page 329Standard FBI FD-36 teletype/transmittal form header, page two continuation. Date field is blank. Continuation of an FBI teletype regarding the NORJAK (D.B. Cooper) case. A redacted individual was no…
Page 330Standard FBI FD-36 transmittal form header with blank date, transmittal type, and precedence fields. Page three of an FBI teletype referencing case MP 164-73. States that the interview of Mrs. Dorot…
Page 331Standard US Government memorandum header addressed to SAC Minneapolis, dated December 18, 1975, regarding NORJAK (D.B. Cooper case). Sender name redacted. An NWA employee reports to the FBI that he…
Page 332Standard US Government interoffice memorandum header addressed to SAC Minneapolis, from a redacted Special Agent, regarding the D.B. Cooper hijacking case, dated January 30, 1976. An anonymous male…
Page 333Standard FBI FD-36 teletype form header dated June 7, 1976, marked PLAINTEXT and URGENT. Minneapolis SAC teletype to Cleveland and Seattle SACs regarding the NORJAK case. On June 4, 1976, Donald Nyr…
Page 334Standard FBI FD-36 transmittal form header with blank date, transmission type, and precedence fields. Page two of an FBI teletype (MP 164-73) directing the Minneapolis field office to recontact Dona…
Page 335Standard US Government memorandum header dated February 15, 1980, from SC (redacted) to SAC Minneapolis, regarding the D.B. Cooper hijacking case. A tipster from Forest Lake, MN called on 2/14/80 to…
Page 336FBI response letter dated July 27, 1976 to a resident of Sandy, Oregon, replying to their July 22, 1976 inquiry about the reward for the D.B. Cooper hijacking. The letter advises of a $25,000 reward…
Page 337Standard US Government memorandum header addressed to SAC Minneapolis from a Special Agent, dated July 29, 1976, subject NORJAK. A representative from WCCO Television in Minneapolis contacted the FB…
Page 338Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header dated July 29, 1976, sent via NITEL teletype in plaintext. Teletype from SAC Minneapolis to SAC Portland and SAC Seattle regarding the NORJAK case…
Page 339Standard FD-36 FBI transmittal form header with blank date, transmission method, and precedence fields. Page two of an FBI teletype (case MP 164-73) dated December 31, 1976. A redacted individual ad…
Page 340Standard header of a US Government interoffice memorandum addressed to SAC Minneapolis, from a redacted supervisor, dated 11/30/76, regarding the NORJAK case. Hennepin County Sheriff Don Omodt repor…
Page 341Standard US Government memorandum header addressed to SAC Minneapolis, from a redacted Special Clerk or Senior Case agent, regarding NORJAK case, dated December 17, 1976. A person connected to the h…
Page 342Letterhead of Northwest Airlines, Inc., Office of Vice President-Law, dated December 23, 1976. Addressee block directed to a redacted FBI Special Agent at the U.S. Court House in Minneapolis. Lette…
Page 343Date received stamp, likely December 23, 1976. Handwritten letter addressed to Northwest Airlines at Seattle International Airport. The anonymous writer claims to have knowledge of who the D.B. Coop…
Page 344Scanned image of a mailed envelope addressed to Northwest Airlines at Seattle International Airport, Seattle, Washington. The return address is redacted (blocked out). The recipient name area on the…
Page 345FBI inter-office memo from Minneapolis to SAC Seattle and New Orleans, dated 12/28/76, transmitting copies of two letters related to Northwest Airlines received 12/23/76. The memo notes that the deci…
Page 346Standard USG memorandum header from SC Sylvia Ann Ott to SAC Minneapolis, dated 2/17/77, regarding NORJAK (D.B. Cooper case). A contact at Mercury Warehouse in Minneapolis reports that an order for…
Page 347Standard FD-302 interview report header with form revision date and transcription date. An individual employed at Country Kitchen restaurant in Bloomington, Minnesota was interviewed. The interviewe…
Page 348Standard FD-302 interview form header with date of transcription June 9, 1977. An FBI interview of a redacted individual employed at Snyder Drug Stores, Inc. in Minnesota. The interviewee describes…
Page 349FBI FD-36 transmittal form header indicating a teletype sent with Priority precedence and CLEAR (unclassified) classification, dated July 20, 1977. Teletype from Minneapolis to San Diego and Seattle…
Page 350Standard FBI teletype transmittal form header (FD-36). Teletype is selected as the transmission method. Classification and precedence boxes are not checked. Page two of an FBI teletype (case MP 164-…
Page 351FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header. Transmission via Teletype, Priority precedence, CLEAR classification, dated July 21, 1977. Teletype from Minneapolis field office to FBI Director and mult…
Page 352Standard FBI FD-36 transmittal form header with no boxes checked. Page two of an FBI teletype (MP 164-73) discussing the D.B. Cooper hijacking. An individual reports that permission from Northwest O…
Page 353Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header. No boxes are checked and no date is filled in on this continuation page. Page three of an FBI teletype (case MP 164-73) reporting that a redacted…
Page 354Standard FBI FD-36 transmittal form header with transmission method, precedence, and classification checkboxes. No boxes are checked and date is blank. Page four of a multi-page FBI teletype (case M…
Page 355FBI teletype transmission form header. Sent via teletype, priority precedence, clear (unclassified), dated July 22, 1977. Teletype from Minneapolis FBI field office to Seattle regarding the NORJAK (…
Page 356FBI teletype transmittal form FD-36, marked as Teletype, Routine precedence, CLEAR classification, dated July 26, 1977. Teletype from Minneapolis to Director and Seattle regarding NORJAK (D.B. Coope…
Page 357Standard FBI FD-36 transmittal form header with Facsimile checked as transmit method. No precedence or classification boxes are checked. Continuation (page two) of a teletype regarding case 164-73.…
Page 358Standard FBI teletype transmittal form FD-36, dated August 2, 1977. Teletype is checked as transmission method; classification and precedence boxes are unchecked. FBI teletype from Minneapolis field…
Page 359Standard FBI FD-36 transmittal form header with no boxes checked, indicating this is page two of a multi-page teletype. Page two of an FBI teletype (MP 164-73) discussing an individual who claimed t…
Page 360Standard US Government memorandum header with date, sender (redacted SA), subject NORJAK, addressed to SAC Minneapolis. Seattle FBI SA requests Minneapolis FBI to locate a female witness in the NORJ…
Page 361Standard U.S. Government memorandum header dated December 15, 1978, addressed to SAC Minneapolis, subject NORJAK (A). A Northwest Airlines representative advised the FBI that they received a letter…
Page 362FBI file stamp showing case number 164-73, serial -608, with SEARCHED/SERIALIZED index box. Adjacent markings 'b6' and 'b7C' indicate FOIA exemption redaction codes. The body of the page is nearly c…
Page 363Standard US Government memorandum header with date, subject line NORJAK (A), addressed to SAC Minneapolis. An individual contacted the Minneapolis FBI office on 3/2/79 regarding a story about the D.…
Page 364FBI case file number for Minneapolis field office, NORJAC case. Continuation of a prior paragraph discussing a suggestion that the FBI should be advised of any efforts that might involve FBI personn…
Page 365FBI form FD-350 used to mount a newspaper clipping. The clipping is from the Minneapolis Star, evening edition, dated April 16, 1979, regarding D.B. Cooper. Submitted by the Minneapolis FBI office.…
Page 366Theater review of "The D.B. Cooper Project," a musical fantasy by John Orlock, premiered at the Cricket Theatre. The play imagines the mundane pre-hijacking life of D.B. Cooper, based on a letter sig…
Page 367A newspaper theater review of a stage musical or play about D.B. Cooper. The reviewer discusses characters Fred Thompson (Aaron's business partner and hijack scheme planner), Clive Rosengren, and per…
Page 368FBI form FD-350 used to document a newspaper clipping from the Minneapolis Tribune, dated April 8, 1979, Sunday edition. Filed under title D. B. Cooper, classification 164-73, submitted by the Minnea…
Page 369Introduction mentioning a play about D.B. Cooper opening at the Cricket Theater, written by Orlock. Interview with playwright John Orlock about his play based on D.B. Cooper, his belief that a lette…
Page 370Continuation of a newspaper article speculating about where D. B. Cooper may have landed, quoting someone describing Cooper as a loner who liked a challenge. Mentions a professional parachutist from…
Page 371Headline of the newspaper article about a play based on the D.B. Cooper hijacking coming to the Cricket Theater. Newspaper article by Mike Steele about playwright John Orlock's musical play "The D.B…
Page 372Black and white headshot photograph of John Orlock, appears to be a middle-aged man. Continuation of a newspaper article about playwright John Orlock discussing his approach to comedy, humor, and pl…
Page 373Newspaper clipping photograph showing two actors, Camille Gifford and Don Amendolia, in a scene from the Cricket Theater's stage production titled "The D. B. Cooper Project." The woman is on the left…
Page 374Left column of newspaper article profiling a playwright named Orlock, discussing his musical background, compositional style influenced by Kurt Weill, his education at Penn State and Boston Universit…
Page 375Header of FBI Laboratory report addressed to SAC Minneapolis regarding the NORJAK case, dated June 7, 1979. FBI Laboratory received three specimens (Q55-Q57) on May 10, 1979: two typewritten letters…
Page 376Header of FBI Laboratory report addressed to SAC Minneapolis regarding NORJAK case, dated June 7, 1979. List of three specimens (Q55–Q57) received May 10, 1979: two typewritten letters and one envel…
Page 377FBI laboratory analysis concluding that typewriting on evidence items Q55 through Q57 resembles a type style manufactured by the Ransmayer-Rodrian Company of West Germany, found on typewriters brande…
Page 378Form identifier and revision date in top-left corner. FBI Laboratory Transmittal Form from Director, FBI to SAC Minneapolis regarding the NORJAK case. Requests document and fingerprint examination,…
Page 379Form identifier and revision date printed in top-left corner. FBI Laboratory transmittal form from Director, FBI to SAC Minneapolis regarding case NORJAK (D.B. Cooper). Requests document and fingerp…
Page 380Standard FBI Latent Fingerprint Section header with form number and address. File reference block identifying the NORJAK case with file numbers and addressed to SAC Minneapolis. Report body describ…
Page 381Header of FBI Latent Fingerprint Section report form 1-836, addressed to SAC Minneapolis, dated June 28, 1979. Latent fingerprint examination report regarding NORJAK case. References an Airtel dated…
Page 382FBI exemption codes b6 and b7C marked in margin, indicating redactions for personal privacy and law enforcement source/technique protection. Letter dated Oct. 27, 1979 from an individual in San Dieg…
Page 383Standard FBI FD-350 newspaper clipping form header. FBI spokesman Bill Williams states that a parachute found buried in a wooded area of southwest Washington has been ruled out as connected to the D…
Page 384A short cover note dated October 30, 1979 from an unknown sender (redacted, b6/b7C) addressed to the FBI office at the US Court House in Minneapolis, MN, forwarding information. A redacted block wit…
Page 385FBI form FD-350 used for mounting newspaper clippings, indicating this clipping is from the Minneapolis Tribune, Morning edition, dated 2/13/80, classified under 164-63 and submitted by the Minneapol…
Page 386Continuation of a newspaper article describing the D.B. Cooper hijacking. Details how stewardesses left the plane, parachutes and money were loaded, the plane flew toward Reno, and Cooper jumped some…
Page 387FBI form FD-350 used for mounting newspaper clippings, identifying the source as the Pioneer Press, St. Paul, Minn., Morning Edition, dated 2/13/80, classified under 164-73, submitted by Minneapolis…
Page 388FBI form FD-850 used to mount a newspaper clipping. Identifies the source as the Minneapolis Star, Minneapolis, Minn., evening edition dated 2/15/80. Title is Cooper, classification 164-73, submitted…
Page 389Standard FBI FD-350 newspaper clipping form header. Newspaper article reporting that FBI agents planned to halt the search for D.B. Cooper's ransom money along the Columbia River. Agent Ken Moore st…
Page 390FBI form FD-350 header used to mount a newspaper clipping, identifying the source as the St. Paul Dispatch, evening edition, dated 3/14/80, filed under classification 164-73 from the Minneapolis offi…
Page 391Standard U.S. Government memorandum header dated February 12, 1980, addressed to SAC Minneapolis regarding NORJACK (D.B. Cooper case codename), with the originating office redacted. An individual co…
Page 392Standard US Government interoffice memorandum header addressed to SAC Minneapolis from an unnamed Special Agent, dated February 14, 1980, regarding the D.B. Cooper hijacking case. A tipster from Wil…
Page 393Header block of an FBI memo dated 2/15/80 regarding D.B. Cooper hijacking, directed to SAC Minneapolis with file number 164-73. A tipster from Forest Lake, MN called on 2/14/80 to report that an ind…
Page 394FBI FD-850 clipping mount metadata indicating the article is from page 2 of the Pioneer Press, St. Paul, Minn., morning edition dated 2/29/80, classified 164-73, submitted by the Minneapolis office.…
Page 395FBI file number stamp with case number 164-73-635 and a searched/serialized index block, partially redacted. FOIA exemption codes b6 (personal privacy) and b7C (law enforcement personal privacy) ind…
Page 396FBI Record Request form (FD-125) dated 2/26/1980 for the D.B. Cooper case (file 164-73). A criminal, motor vehicle, and driver's license record check was requested for a white male, approximately 5'8…
Page 397A citizen writes that they recognized someone from a newspaper and believes the person could be the same individual connected to the D.B. Cooper case. A name is redacted under b6/b7C privacy exemptio…
Page 398Case identifier label printed on the page. FBI Minneapolis field office routing and filing stamp with partially illegible processing fields (INDEXED, FILED, ROUTED).
Page 399Handwritten annotation questioning whether the photograph and the composite sketch depict the same person. Black-and-white photograph of FBI Agent Ralph Himmelsbach wearing glasses, a suit, and tie.…
Page 400Church directory listings for three Baptist churches with service times and pastor information. Catholic church listings including Annunciation Priory Chapel and Church of the Ascension, with mass a…
Page 401AP news article about FBI Agent Ralph Himmelsbach retiring at age 54 without solving the D.B. Cooper hijacking case. Himmelsbach was the FBI's expert on the case and believes Cooper perished during t…
Page 402Church directory listing from a Bismarck-Mandan area newspaper, containing service times, addresses, and pastor names for numerous local churches across Baptist, Catholic, Christian Science, Church o…
Page 403Circular postmark stamp from Bismarck, North Dakota, dated March 1 (year not fully visible). 15-cent US postage stamp featuring Oliver Wendell Holmes. Handwritten recipient address on envelope dire…
Page 404FBI FD-350 newspaper clipping mount form identifying the source as the St. Paul Dispatch, St. Paul, Minnesota, pages 1 and 4, dated 2/13/80. The clipping is characterized as relating to the NORJAK ca…
Page 405FBI form number and revision date header for newspaper clipping mount form. Associated Press article reporting that 8-year-old Brian Ingram discovered weathered bundles of $20 bills from the D.B. Co…
Page 406Continuation of article about the discovery of D.B. Cooper hijack ransom money. FBI agent Ralph Himmelsbach speculates Cooper died after parachuting. The money was found clumped together. Discovery a…
Page 407Headline of newspaper article about discovery of D.B. Cooper ransom money. AP wire story from Portland reporting that 8-year-old Brian Ingram found weathered $20 bills along the Columbia River near…
Page 408FBI FD-350 form header indicating a newspaper clipping from the Minneapolis Tribune, Morning edition, dated February 14, 1980, classified under 164-73, submitted by the Minneapolis office. Associate…
Page 409FBI form number and revision date header for newspaper clipping cover sheet. Associated Press article from Vancouver, Wash. reporting on the FBI's $200,000 excavation along the Columbia River after…
Page 410Black-and-white Associated Press photograph showing FBI agents and other individuals digging and searching on a sandy riverbank near Portland, Oregon. Bare trees frame the scene on the left. Multiple…
Page 411Standard FBI interoffice memorandum header addressed to SAC Minneapolis from a Special Agent, regarding the NORJAK (D.B. Cooper hijacking) case, with Seattle as the office of origin. On June 23, 198…
Page 412FBI case file number for the Minneapolis field office, file 164-73. Heavily redacted continuation of an interview or statement. A male subject stated something before giving specific information, wa…
Page 413Continuation (page 3) of an FBI report under file MP 164-73. A redacted individual describes being unable to identify anyone from composite drawings of D. B. Cooper. The individual references a conve…
Page 414FBI field office file number for the D.B. Cooper case (Minneapolis office). Continuation of an FBI interview report (page 4). An interviewee speculates that a parachute may have hit the river, accou…
Page 415Case file number for the Minneapolis field office, file 164-73. A redacted passage describing statements made by an individual to a Major, with most identifying details redacted under b6/b7C/b7D exe…