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Clifford Irving
Hughes autobiography hoaxer referenced in 1972 LA magazine Cooper articles
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CLIFFORD IRVING
Documents naming Clifford Irving
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- FD-302 interviewInterview of Seabeck, Washington man who placed Bremerton Sun advertisement to D.B. CooperOn p. 202
- MemoTo SAC Seattle re Seabeck informant interview concerning Karl Fleming and newspaper adOn p. 63
- FD-302 interviewInterview of Bremerton Sun employee re person who placed 'D. B. Cooper' adOn p. 242
- News clippingFD-350 clipping: 'Bail set for two men in Cooper interview' (Seattle Times)On p. 52
- News clippingSeattle Flag Vol. 1 No. 5, 'D.B. Cooper Found!' — anonymous interview with claimed hijackerOn p. 20, p. 21
- News clippingLA magazine, Oct. 21, 1972: 'The D.B. Cooper Story' installment by Karl Fleming (pp. 20-24, 40)On p. 3, p. 6
- News clippingLA (Los Angeles weekly) issue of Oct 28, 1972: 'The D.B. Cooper Story, Part II' by Karl FlemingOn p. 3, p. 4
- News clippingLA newspaper No. 18, Nov. 4, 1972: 'The D.B. Cooper Skyjacking, Part III: Doublecross Leads to the FBI' by Karl FlemingOn p. 18
- News clippingFD-350 mounted Los Angeles Times clipping: "'D.B. Cooper' Got $30,000 - Weekly's Hijacking Story Turns Into Tall Tale"On p. 17
- News clippingFD-350 clipping, Los Angeles Times: "Some 'D.B. Cooper' Got $30,000"On p. 88
- News clippingFD-350 clipping: LA Times on Karl Fleming's 'solved' Cooper seriesOn p. 17
- News clipping(FD-350): 'Report about hijacker could be scoop - or just a duped newsman'On p. 49
- MemoSAC Kansas City to SAC Seattle re Kenneth E. Clayton, Jr. tip that Clifford Irving is D.B. CooperOn p. 50
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