Boeing
85 pages
This was recorded as a place on the page, but it is not one — an airline, a codename or a label on a diagram — so it is not in the Places tree.
Appears in 73 documents (85 pages)
MemoSA Donald J. Steele to SAC Seattle re NORJAK suspect eliminated, employed on November 24, 1971
- p. 249 · page 1 of 2Standard US Government memorandum header from SA Donald J. Steele to SAC Seattle, regarding NORJAK case 164-81, dated 1/24/71. Stamp reading ELIM, likely indicating elimination of the suspect from t…
- p. 250 · page 2 of 2Memo header addressed to SAC Seattle from SA Donald J. Steele regarding NORJAK suspect. Suspect name redacted under b6/b7C exemptions. An employer (name redacted) confirmed the suspect was employed…
MemoTo SAC Seattle re Boeing coworker tip received from Seattle Post-Intelligencer, with attached statement
- p. 323 · page 2 of 4A typed tip or lead statement from someone claiming to have worked with a man at Boeing who fit the physical description of D.B. Cooper and was also a skydiver. The suspect's name, specific Boeing pl…
- p. 325 · page 4 of 4An anonymous tip or witness statement from someone who claims to have worked at Boeing with a man matching D.B. Cooper's physical description who was also a skydiver. The man's name, specific plant l…
News clippingKarl Fleming article 'The Tale of D.B. Cooper' (Oct. 21, 1972, pages 20-22) with accompanying photographs
- p. 33 · page 8 of 10Partial top-of-page text from a multi-column newspaper article describing D.B. Cooper's preparation and execution of the hijacking: his use of aliases (Montgomery, Wright), the origin of the name 'D.…
- p. 34 · page 9 of 10Dark, largely illegible photographic image occupying the upper portion of the page. Appears to show an interior or exterior scene; details are indistinguishable due to heavy contrast and reproduction…
News clippingLA (Los Angeles weekly) issue of Oct 28, 1972: 'The D.B. Cooper Story, Part II' by Karl Fleming
- p. 8 · page 8 of 16Publication masthead showing LA Magazine, page 20, dated October 28, 1972. Two-line headline: 'COOPER THOUGHT ABOUT SUICIDE / BUT IN THE CHURCH IT'S A SIN'. The narrator (a journalist writing in fir…
- p. 10 · page 10 of 16Journalist Karl Fleming describes meeting a man claiming to be D.B. Cooper at The Swept Wing Motel near Seattle airport, accompanied by 'Thomas.' Cooper produced crisp $20 bills whose serial numbers…
News clippingLA newspaper No. 18, Nov. 4, 1972: 'The D.B. Cooper Skyjacking, Part III: Doublecross Leads to the FBI' by Karl Fleming
- p. 18 · page 5 of 9Masthead of the 'LA' publication dated November 4, 1972, with the large headline 'REAL D.B. COOPER?' displayed prominently across the top of the page. Publication page number 11 visible in upper righ…
- p. 22 · page 9 of 9Heavily degraded upper text block with pervasive character artifacts. Contains fragmentary readable phrases related to the D.B. Cooper affair — references to Thomas, Harper's, FBI, Cooper, and negoti…