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Eugene A. Cotton
42 mentions31 documents, 38 including copies5 spellings
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EUGENE COTTON · Eugene Cotton · GENE COTTON · Gene Cotton
Documents naming Eugene A. Cotton
31 documents, 38 including copies
- News clippingFD-350 clipping 11/26/71: Clark County search for Thanksgiving Eve hijacker near WoodlandOn p. 177
- News clipping'Search pressed for hijacker' with crew and search photos (Seattle Times)On p. 136
- News clipping(FD-350): 'Weather frustrates hijacker hunt' with hijack route map, The OregonianOn p. 75
- News clippingNewspaper clippings (Salem Statesman, Nov. 28, 1971) re hijacker search and ransom paymentOn p. 65
- News clippingRe Clark County ending ground search as trail grows coldOn p. 153
- MemoSA Manning to SAC Seattle recommending thank-you letters for search assistanceOn p. 311
- AirtelSAC Los Angeles to SAC Seattle re wallet found on Greyhound bus containing Cooper clippingsOn p. 298
- MemoSAC Seattle to SAC Los Angeles re wallet furnished by Clark County Sheriff, NORJAKOn p. 60
- MemoSAC Seattle to SAC Los Angeles re wallet recovered by Clark County SheriffOn p. 54
- AirtelSAC Seattle to SAC Los Angeles re NORJAK, Clark County Sheriff contactOn p. 296
- TeletypeSeattle to Director re identification of body found in Clark CountyOn p. 98
- TeletypeSeattle to Director, Portland, Minneapolis re Clark County body, fingerprints to Sheriff CottonOn p. 101, p. 103
+2 copies
- Part 65 pp. 329–330 · matching p. 330
- Part 94 pp. 101–102 · matching p. 102
Copies may differ in what was redacted.
- News clippingFD-350 clipping: Oregonian report on woman's body found in grist mill cistern near Woodland, with photo pageOn p. 83
- ReportLatent Fingerprint Section report to Sheriff Cotton re unidentified female body near Woodland, WAOn p. 234, p. 235
- ReportLatent Fingerprint Section report (file copy) re unidentified female body near Woodland, WAOn p. 236
- ReportFBI Laboratory report to Sheriff Cotton re specimens Q1 and Q2, unidentified female bodyOn p. 237
- ReportFBI Laboratory report (duplicate copy) to Sheriff Cotton re specimens Q1 and Q2On p. 239
- ReportFBI Laboratory report to Sheriff Eugene A. Cotton re unidentified deceased female found near Woodland, WA (specimens Q1, Q2)On p. 309
- ReportFBI Identification Division Latent Fingerprint Section report A-51514 to Sheriff Cotton re unidentified deceased femaleOn p. 311, p. 312
- ReportFBI Laboratory report to Clark County Sheriff re unidentified female deceased near Woodland, WashingtonOn p. 182
- ReportOf the FBI Laboratory to Sheriff Eugene A. Cotton re unidentified female found near WoodlandOn p. 110
- MemoSA Manning to SAC Seattle re NORJAKOn p. 241
- ReportFBI report re NORJAK, cont.: ground and air search, first and second terrain searchesOn p. 41
- ReportFBI report SE 164-81, NORJAK (D.B. Cooper) summary: administrative cover pages, suspect-processing checklist, unsub profile, hijack narrative, search operationsOn p. 262
- News clipping'Tattered pants found - Cooper probe on in county' (The Columbian) with map and photoOn p. 262
- News clippingFD-350 clipping on pants found in tree, Clark County, with AP wirephotoOn p. 265
- News clippingFD-350 clipping: "D. B. Cooper — A Race With Time", Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 11/25/76On p. 116
- ReportRe aerial and ground search, canvasses in Clark and Cowlitz Counties, WashingtonOn p. 259
- ReportFBI report 'Search of Suspected Area', Seattle file SE 164-81On p. 55
- ReportFBI report insert SE 164-81 'Search of Suspected Area' and skydiving club inquiryOn p. 65
- ReportFBI report excerpt: Search of Suspected Area, SE 164-81On p. 2
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