Suspect
David Cooper
Name-match suspect leads on Kauai and at Yelm, Washington, Sub 604/738
19 mentions13 documents, 14 including copies8 spellings
Also written as · 7 spellings
D. D. COOPER · D. D. COOPER [guess: likely D. B. COOPER] · D. D. Cooper · D.D. Cooper · DAVE COOPER · DAVID COOPER · Dave Cooper
Documents naming David Cooper
13 documents, 14 including copies
- TeletypeLas Vegas to Director re cut-and-paste letter to Reno Evening Gazette claiming to be the hijackerOn p. 151
- AirtelSAC San Francisco to SAC San Diego re NORJAK suspect leadOn p. 3
- AirtelSAC San Francisco to SAC San Diego re NORJAK composite resemblance reported at BerkeleyOn p. 114
- AirtelSAC San Francisco to SAC San Diego re NORJAK leadOn p. 154
- ReportHonolulu LHM re Dave Cooper encountered on Kauai, NORJAK Sub 604On p. 352, p. 353, p. 354
- ReportHonolulu inserts re inquiries at Lihue and Kilauea, Kauai (HN 164-85)On p. 355, p. 356
- AirtelSAC Richmond to SAC Seattle re NORJAK suspect eliminated by fingerprintsOn p. 183
- TeletypeNitel Minneapolis to Seattle re tip on David Cooper suspectOn p. 3, p. 4
- MemoTo SAC Seattle re David Stuges Cooper, Subject Number 738, with leads at Yelm, WashingtonOn p. 436, p. 438
- TeletypeColumbia to Director and Seattle re tipster claim that E. A. Lame is D.B. CooperOn p. 399
- FD-302 interviewInterview of Northwest Orient Airlines employee re airplane decal recovered in WashingtonOn p. 415
- LetterFrom Washington State Penitentiary inmate to FBI Spokane re D.B. Cooper sighting, with envelopeOn p. 298
- Letter(duplicate copy) from inmate to FBI Spokane re D.B. CooperOn p. 300
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Id: p_9f63ddb8468b
Subject: Cooper Files: p_9f63ddb8468b Person: David Cooper Id: p_9f63ddb8468b Page: https://cooper.theunsolved.net/person/p_9f63ddb8468b What is wrong (name, role, note, merged identities)? Which pages show it?
A person reads every report. Corrections are made by hand, to the data — titles, dates, names, which pages belong together — never to the scans, and they can take a while to appear.