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FD-302 interviewInterview of Skylark Airport witness re man asking about jet parachute jumps (copy)
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- Part 17 pp. 282–284 · matching p. 282
- Part 55 pp. 96–98 · matching p. 96
- Part 55 pp. 125–127 · matching p. 125
- Part 64 pp. 389–391 · matching p. 389
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MemoSA Charles E. Farrell to SAC Seattle re search area and Minneapolis facsimile map
- p. 310 · page 1 of 2Columbia RiverStandard USG memo header from SA Charles E. Farrell to SAC Seattle, dated 12/6/71, regarding the D.B. Cooper hijacking case. Handwritten annotation near the FROM field, appears to read 'Sub: Search'…
- p. 311 · page 2 of 2Columbia RiverHeader block of an FBI internal memo from SA Charles E. Farrell to SAC Seattle, regarding the D.B. Cooper hijacking case (NW Airlines Flight #305, 11/24/71). Subject line references search area. Not…
ReportFBI report re NORJAK, cont.: ground and air search, first and second terrain searches
- p. 40 · page 1 of 9Columbia RiverFBI case file number header for the NORJAK / D.B. Cooper case. Description of the initial search area laid out in southwest Washington state based on NWA flight information, bounded by Woodland, Amb…
- p. 47 · page 8 of 9Columbia RiverFBI case file number for the D.B. Cooper investigation. Defines the geographic search area bounded by US 5, Columbia River, Kalama River, and Skamania-Clark County line. List of five items to look…
ReportFBI report re NORJAK (D.B. Cooper) hijacking: the hijack, logs and records, search areas and maps, terrain searches, current investigation
- p. 92 · page 20 of 41Columbia RiverFBI file number designation for the D.B. Cooper case. Description of the search area laid out on 11/24-25/71 in southwest Washington State, bounded by Woodland, Amboy, Kalama, and a point north of t…
- p. 99 · page 27 of 41Columbia RiverFBI case file number for the D.B. Cooper case (Seattle field office 164-81). Defines the geographic search area bounded by US 5, Columbia River, Kalama River, and the Skamania-Clark County line. It…
ReportFBI report SE 164-81, NORJAK (D.B. Cooper) summary: administrative cover pages, suspect-processing checklist, unsub profile, hijack narrative, search operations
- p. 261 · page 34 of 51Columbia RiverCase file number header for the FBI Seattle field office file 164-81. Description of the search area laid out in southwest Washington state based on NWA flight information, bounded by Woodland, Ambo…
- p. 268 · page 41 of 51Columbia RiverFBI case file number for the D.B. Cooper case. Defines the geographic search area bounded by US 5, Columbia River, Kalama River, and Skamania-Clark County line. List of items searchers should look…
MemoSAC Anchorage to SAC Seattle re Seward, Alaska witnesses recalling a man from Woodland, Washington (164-81-4922)
- p. 224 · page 1 of 3Columbia RiverStandard U.S. Government interoffice memorandum header from SAC Anchorage to SAC Seattle regarding the NORJAK case, dated August 31, 1973. FBI memorandum documenting an interview conducted on 8/29/7…
- p. 226 · page 3 of 3Columbia RiverFBI inter-office memo header from Seattle SAC to Anchorage SAC regarding NORJAK case, referencing a Portland letter dated 8/6/73. Report of an 8/29/73 interview with witnesses in Alaska who recalled…
TeletypeMilwaukee to Director, Los Angeles, Portland and Seattle re NORJAK, subject claiming to be D.B. Cooper
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- Part 36 pp. 269–273 · matching p. 271
- Part 61 pp. 159–163 · matching p. 161
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News clippingFD-350 clipping, Herald Examiner: Coffelt as D.B. Cooper, part two, with flight-route map
- p. 217 · page 3 of 4Columbia RiverDetailed account by Jack Coffelt (as recounted by Brown) claiming to be D.B. Cooper. Coffelt describes planning the hijacking, jumping from the plane near Mount Hood in Oregon (not Lake Merwin as the…
- p. 218 · page 4 of 4Columbia RiverMap of the Pacific Northwest (Washington and Oregon) showing two proposed flight routes of the hijacked D.B. Cooper plane. One route is labeled 'F.B.I. Route' running roughly straight south from Seat…
TeletypePortland re press conference on recovery of Cooper ransom money on Columbia River
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- Part 9 pp. 194–196 · matching p. 196
- Part 43 pp. 132–134 · matching p. 134
- Part 65 pp. 186–188 · matching p. 188
- Part 66 pp. 118–120 · matching p. 120
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ReportFBI Portland press release on recovery of D.B. Cooper ransom money, with press conference attendee list
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- Part 43 pp. 127–128 · matching p. 128
- Part 65 pp. 141–142 · matching p. 142
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News clippingFD-350 clipping, Seattle Times, 'Part of D.B. Cooper money found'
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News clipping(FD-50): 'Is Cooper Dead? Some Skyjack Loot Found But Trail Still Cold', San Diego Union
- p. 202 · page 1 of 2Columbia RiverFBI FD-50 newspaper clipping cover form. Identifies the clipping source as the San Diego Union, section A-1, dated February 13, 1980, Home edition. Subject filed under D.B. Cooper, classified as Hija…
- p. 203 · page 2 of 2Columbia RiverContinuation of a newspaper article reporting that FBI was searching the Columbia River area for more of D.B. Cooper's ransom money. The Ingram family (Harold, Patricia, and their son Brian) discover…
News clippingFD-350 clipping, Los Angeles Herald Examiner, 'Mystery remains in the saga of D.B. Cooper'
- p. 148 · page 1 of 4Columbia RiverFBI form number and revision date for newspaper clipping mounting form. FBI FD-350 form metadata identifying the newspaper clipping source as the Herald Examiner of Los Angeles, CA, dated February 1…
- p. 149 · page 2 of 4Columbia RiverNewspaper article detailing the D.B. Cooper hijacking case, including the FBI's reconstruction of the jump, the discovery of ransom money near La Center, Wash., the failed claim by Byron "Jack" Coffe…
- p. 151 · page 4 of 4Columbia RiverNewspaper clipping map showing the Pacific Northwest region along the Columbia River, indicating the original D.B. Cooper search area (shaded, near La Center/Woodland/Amboy, Washington) and the locat…
News clippingFD-350 clipping, Los Angeles Herald Examiner, on Ingram family's discovery of Cooper ransom money
- p. 152 · page 1 of 6Columbia RiverFBI form FD-850 metadata for a newspaper clipping from the Los Angeles Herald Examiner, dated February 13, 1980, Wednesday Latest edition. Title references D.B. and the money. Submitting office is Lo…
- p. 153 · page 2 of 6Columbia RiverContinuation of a newspaper article describing how the Ingram family found D.B. Cooper ransom money while on a picnic on a beach west of Vancouver, Washington on the Columbia River. The family, who h…
News clippingFD-350 clipping: Neil Modie, 'Cooper ransom found', Seattle Post-Intelligencer
- p. 186 · page 1 of 3Columbia RiverFBI form FD-350 header indicating this is a newspaper clipping from the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, page A1, dated 2/13/80, filed under NORJAK case 164-81 from the Seattle office. Newspaper article…
- p. 187 · page 2 of 3Columbia RiverNewspaper article reporting on the discovery of D.B. Cooper's ransom money found along the Columbia River near Portland. The crumbling $20 bills were identified by serial numbers as part of the hijac…
News clippingFD-350 clipping: 'Finally, a fact is added to Cooper saga', Seattle Times
- p. 199 · page 1 of 2Columbia RiverFBI form FD-350 used to mount and catalog a newspaper clipping. The clipping is from the Seattle Times, page B1, dated February 13, 1980, Final edition. Filed under title NORJAK (FBI code name for th…
- p. 200 · page 2 of 2Columbia RiverStaff-drawn map showing the D.B. Cooper search area along the Columbia River and I-5 corridor, marking where Cooper was thought to have jumped (near Ariel/Woodland area) and where money was found (ne…
News clippingFD-350 clipping: 'Phones ringing off the hook at Ariel' by Richard Zahler, Seattle Times
- p. 201 · page 1 of 2Columbia RiverFBI form FD-350 used to mount newspaper clippings, identifying this as a Seattle Times article from page B1, dated 2/13/80 Final edition, classified under NORJAK case 164-81, submitted by the Seattle…
- p. 202 · page 2 of 2Columbia RiverBlack-and-white newspaper photograph showing several people searching along a sandy Columbia River beach. The searchers are spread out across the beach area, which is bordered by driftwood and rough…
News clippingFD-350 clipping: 'FBI: Cooper likely dead man', News Tribune, Tacoma
- p. 206 · page 1 of 3Columbia RiverFBI form FD-350 used for mounting newspaper clippings, indicating the article is from the News Tribune, Tacoma, WA, page A3, dated 2/13/80, Final edition, filed under title NORJAK with classification…
- p. 208 · page 3 of 3Columbia RiverPartial newspaper headline, cut off at top. Likely part of a longer headline referencing the banks of the Columbia River. Photograph showing what appear to be deteriorated, waterlogged banknotes par…
News clippingFD-350 clipping (duplicate copy): 'Cooper in lake, ex-agent says', Daily News, Longview
News clippingFD-350 clipping: 'Boy beats FBI to Cooper loot', Daily News, Longview
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News clippingOn FD-350: 'Part of Cooper cash uncovered' (Oregonian, 2/13/80)
- p. 254 · page 1 of 5Columbia RiverFBI form FD-350 used to mount a newspaper clipping. Source is the Oregonian, Portland, p. A1, dated 2/13/80, Final edition. Classification 164/81, submitted by Seattle FBI office. Stamped received FE…
- p. 257 · page 4 of 5Columbia RiverFBI form FD-350 header for a newspaper clipping from the Oregonian, Portland, dated 2/13/80, Final edition, page A1. Stamped by FBI Seattle on Feb 25, 1980. Classification 164/81. Large stylized new…
- p. 258 · page 5 of 5Columbia RiverFBI form FD-350 used to mount a newspaper clipping from the Oregonian, Portland, dated 2/13/80, Final edition, page A1. Filed Feb 25, 1980. Classification 164/81, submitted by Seattle office. Oregon…
+4 copies
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News clippingOn FD-350: 'Bills 1st solid clue in hijack mystery' (Oregonian, 2/13/80)
- p. 259 · page 1 of 3Columbia RiverFBI form FD-350 used to index a newspaper clipping from the Oregonian, Portland, dated 2/13/80, Final edition, page C1, submitted by the Seattle office. Oregonian newspaper article by Leverett Richa…
- p. 260 · page 2 of 3Columbia RiverFD-350 form metadata fields indicating the clipping is from the Oregonian newspaper, Portland, Washington edition, dated 2/13/80, Final edition, submitted by the Seattle office. Oregonian newspaper…
- p. 261 · page 3 of 3Columbia RiverFBI form FD-350 clipping cover sheet identifying the source as the Oregonian, Portland, page C1, dated 2/13/80, Final edition, submitted by the Seattle office. Oregonian newspaper article by Leveret…
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News clippingOn FD-350: 'FBI agents wield rakes, shovels in treasure hunt' (Oregonian, 2/13/80)
- p. 276 · page 1 of 2Columbia RiverFBI form FD-350 used for mounting newspaper clippings, indicating this article is from the Oregonian, Portland, Oregon, page C1, dated 2/13/80, Final edition, submitted by Seattle field office. Oreg…
- p. 277 · page 2 of 2Columbia RiverFBI form FD-350 used for mounting newspaper clippings, identifying this as page C1 from the Oregonian, Portland, Oregon, dated 2/13/80, Final edition, submitted by Seattle office. Oregonian newspape…
+4 copies
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News clipping'Rotting Cash a Clue To 1971 Hijacking' (Los Angeles Times via Newsday)
- p. 321 · page 1 of 2Columbia RiverMap showing the Washington-Oregon border area along the Columbia River, with locations marked including Longview, Kelso, Kalama, Woodland, Lake Merwin, Vancouver Lake, Vancouver, and Portland. A box…
- p. 322 · page 2 of 2Columbia RiverPhotograph showing FBI agents searching along the Columbia River bank near Vancouver for money or clues related to D.B. Cooper hijacking. Inset map shows Washington and Oregon state border area with…
FD-302 interviewInterview of Portland State University geologist re Tena Bar money find
- p. 369 · page 1 of 3Columbia RiverStandard FD-302 FBI interview form header with date of transcription 2/14/80 and subsection notations. An individual affiliated with Portland State University was interviewed by an FBI Special Agent…
- p. 370 · page 2 of 3Columbia RiverPage number and case file number header indicating this is page 2 of a document under case PD 164-41. A redacted individual explains three facts supporting their belief about how the D.B. Cooper ran…
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- Part 66 pp. 325–326 · matching p. 325, p. 326
- Part 96 pp. 309–311 · matching p. 309, p. 310
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FD-302 interviewInterview of Portland State University geologist re Tena Bar site
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ReportInvestigative insert, Portland, re Columbia River dredging near Willow Bar and money find site
- p. 374 · page 1 of 2Columbia RiverFBI file number references and typist initials. Handwritten notation indicating subjects E, J, and M. FBI investigative report documenting an interview with a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers employee…
- p. 375 · page 2 of 2Columbia RiverCase file reference numbers and page indicator showing this is page 2 of the document. Continuation of a description of dredging operations on the Columbia River. Material is broken by an auger, pip…
News clippingFD-350 clipping, Herald Examiner: 'Mystery remains in the saga of D.B. Cooper'
- p. 194 · page 1 of 3Columbia RiverFBI FD-350 form identifying the newspaper clipping source as the Herald Examiner, Los Angeles, CA, dated 2/13/80, Wednesday Latest edition. Newspaper article recounting the D.B. Cooper hijacking on…
- p. 195 · page 2 of 3Columbia RiverNewspaper article detailing the FBI's investigation of D.B. Cooper's parachute jump, the search efforts, the discovery of ransom money by the Harold Dwayne Ingram family, Byron "Jack" Coffelt's false…
- p. 196 · page 3 of 3Columbia RiverNewspaper clipping containing a map of the Washington-Oregon border area along the Columbia River, showing the original D.B. Cooper search area (shaded, near La Center/Amboy/Woodland, WA) and the loc…