Document date 25 November 1971AIDates: machine-written — generated by an AI model from the transcripts, and it can be wrong. The scan is the source; the transcript is machine-generated from it.
SEATTLE-TACOMA AIRPORT (SEA-TAC) CALLED AT APPROXIMATELY
THREE TWENTYTWO PM, NOVEMBER TWENTYFOUR INSTANT, ADVISING
THAT A MAN ABOARD INSTANT PLANE AT PORTLAND, OREGON, PASSED
WORD TO THE PILOT THAT HE HAD A BOMB IN HIS BRIEFCASE AND
DEMANDED TWO HUNDREDTHOUSAND DOLLARS. HE INSTRUCTED THE
PILOT TO GET THIS MONEY READY BY FIVE PM, AND ALSO TO
FURNISH HIM TWO PARACHUTES. SUBJECT INSTRUCTED PILOT TO
HAVE NO ONE MEET THE AIRCRAFT; NO ONE WAS TO APPROACH THE
AIRCRAFT AND THAT HE WOULD ADVISE LATER WHAT HIS FLIGHT
PLANS WERE.
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