Northwest Orient

30 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.

FD-302 interviewStewardess review of artist's conception of hijacker2 December 1971 · Minneapolis · Part 67 · 1 page⚠

p. 90Standard FD-302 FBI interview form header with revision date and document date. An FBI interview of a Northwest Orient Air Lines stewardess who viewed an artist's conception of the hijacker from Fli…

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News clippingFD-350 clipping, Los Angeles Times: light plane seen near Woodland, Washington after hijacking3 December 1971 · Los Angeles · Part 54 · 2 pages · 1 of 2 pages

p. 305 · page 1 of 2FBI clipping form header Los Angeles Times newspaper article by Daryl Lembke about D.B. Cooper hijacking, reporting eyewitness accounts of a small plane landing near Woodland, Washington on the nigh…

LetterHandwritten letter to Superintendent of Stewardesses, Northwest Orient, re suspicious passenger on Flight 457 December 1971 · Part 17 · 3 pages · 1 of 3 pages

p. 55 · page 1 of 3Date annotation at top of page Letter addressed to the Superintendent of Stewardesses at Northwest Orient Airlines at Seattle-Tacoma Airport, requesting identification of a blonde stewardess who wor…

LetterPurportedly from D.B. Cooper to newspapers, with envelope addressed to Washington Post11 December 1971 · Part 16 · 2 pages · 1 of 2 pages

p. 283 · page 1 of 2Letter purportedly written by D.B. Cooper addressed to 'Sirs,' claiming he knew he would not be caught, explaining his motivations (hate, turmoil, hunger, having only 14 months to live), listing disg…

LetterEnvelope postmarked 12/11/71 and letter signed 'D.B. Cooper' to the Los Angeles Times11 December 1971 · Part 54 · 3 pages · 1 of 3 pages

p. 217 · page 3 of 3A letter purportedly from D.B. Cooper addressed to newspapers, claiming he knew he would not be caught, explaining his motivations (terminal illness with 14 months to live, a life of hate and turmoil…

LetterSigned 'D. B. Cooper' to newspapers with mailing envelope postmarked 12/11/7111 December 1971 · Part 106 · 2 pages · 1 of 2 pages

p. 82 · page 1 of 2Fax transmission header showing date August 12, 1998 at 2:04 PM, page 14 of fax. A letter purportedly written by D.B. Cooper addressed to 'Sirs,' claiming he knew he would not be caught, explaining…

FormFD-340 receipt for letter mailed to the Seattle Times (serial 147) with Lab envelope and letter13 December 1971 · Seattle · Part 81 · 3 pages · 1 of 3 pages

p. 253 · page 3 of 3FBI Laboratory evidence stamp with case and exhibit number. Handwritten annotation in top-right margin, partially illegible. Letter purportedly written by D.B. Cooper addressed to 'Sirs.' The autho…

News clippingFD-350 clipping, Los Angeles Times: newspapers receive letter from purported hijacker 'D.B. Cooper'14 December 1971 · Los Angeles · Part 55 · 2 pages · 1 of 2 pages

p. 3 · page 2 of 2A typewritten letter received by the Seattle Times, purportedly from the hijacker of a Northwest Orient 727, explains his motivations. The writer claims he wore a disguise, left no fingerprints, and…

FormFD-340 receipt 164-497-1A10: envelope and letter signed 'D.B. Cooper' sent to Los Angeles Times15 December 1971 · Los Angeles · Part 52 · 3 pages · 1 of 3 pages

p. 304 · page 3 of 3Letter purportedly written by D.B. Cooper addressed to 'Sirs', claiming he knew he wouldn't be caught, explaining his motivations (not romantic but driven by hate and turmoil, claiming 14 months to l…

FormFD-340 receipt for Xerox of envelope and letter to Managing Editor, Los Angeles Times (serial 118)20 December 1971 · Seattle · Part 81 · 4 pages · 2 of 4 pages

FD-302 interviewInterview of Houston vacationer re man claiming Northwest Orient hijacking25 January 1972 · Houston · Part 56 · 2 pages · 1 of 2 pages

p. 171 · page 1 of 2Standard FBI FD-302 header with date of transcription. An FD-302 interview report from Houston, Texas. An informant describes a Christmas 1971 trip to Mexico where they met several Americans includi…

News clippingBerkeley Barb clipping: 'Take the Money and Jump - How He Foiled FBI'12 May 1972 · Part 43 · 2 pages · 1 of 2 pages

p. 432 · page 1 of 2Headline and subheadline of a Berkeley Barb newspaper article about D.B. Cooper's hijacking and how he evaded the FBI. First column of the newspaper article recounting how D.B. Cooper hijacked a Nor…

News clippingBerkeley Barb article, 'Take the Money and Jump / How He Foiled FBI'12 May 1972 · Part 63 · 2 pages · 1 of 2 pages

p. 103 · page 1 of 2Main headline and sub-headline of the newspaper article about D.B. Cooper's skyjacking. Publication date and newspaper name header. FBI case reference number written or stamped on the page. Left c…

News clippingBerkeley Barb clipping 'Take the Money and Jump - How He Foiled FBI'12 May 1972 · Part 74 · 1 page

p. 76Newspaper headline and subheadline for a feature article about D.B. Cooper's skyjacking, from the Berkeley Barb underground newspaper. Left column of the article describing D.B. Cooper's hijacking o…

News clipping(FD-350), Oregon Journal: 'Cooper Bill List Sparks New Leads'30 November 1973 · Portland · Part 54 · 1 page

p. 21FBI form number header for newspaper clipping mount sheet. Article describes how the FBI received new leads after The Oregon Journal began publishing the serial numbers of the $20 bills from the D.B…

News clipping(FD-350), Oregon Journal: 'Cooper Bill Hunt Hits Dixie' with bill list page 214 December 1973 · Portland · Part 54 · 1 page

p. 23Instruction stamp for mounting clipping. Multi-column listing of $20 Federal Reserve Note serial numbers, page 21 of the D.B. Cooper ransom money serial number list. Serial numbers are primarily in…

AirtelSAC Denver to SAC Seattle re Stapleton Airport interview of Worland, Wyoming witness10 February 1975 · Denver · Part 35 · 2 pages · 1 of 2 pages

p. 333 · page 2 of 2FBI case file number for the Denver division D.B. Cooper investigation. A redacted witness states certainty that a redacted individual was not in the Worland, Wyoming area during the skyjacking. Als…

FD-302 interviewInterview of Falcon Aviation employee, Kenai Airport, Alaska re NORJAK suspectInterviewed 15 April 1975 · Anchorage · Part 73 · 2 pages · 1 of 2 pages

p. 6 · page 2 of 2FBI case file number for the NORJAK / D.B. Cooper investigation. A redacted individual states he recognized handwriting from a redacted person. This was the only communication received since that pe…

FD-302 interviewInterview of Denver witness shown photograph of NORJAK suspectInterviewed 29 April 1975 · Denver · Part 35 · 1 page

p. 68Standard FD-302 interview form header with transcription date of May 1, 1975. An unidentified female witness in Denver was shown a photograph of a redacted individual and stated it bore a 'good' res…

FD-302 interviewInterview of Denver witness shown photograph for comparison with hijackerInterviewed 29 April 1975 · Denver · Part 41 · 1 page

p. 510An FBI interview transcript in which a female witness in Denver was shown a photograph of a redacted individual and asked to compare it to the Northwest Orient skyjacker (D.B. Cooper). She noted a 'g…

FD-302 interviewInterview of Denver witness shown photograph resembling the skyjackerInterviewed 29 April 1975 · Denver · Part 72 · 1 page

p. 171Standard FD-302 form header with revision date and transcription date. An unidentified female witness in Denver was shown a photograph of a redacted individual and stated there was a 'good' resembla…

News clippingFD-350 clipping: 'My Search for D.B. Cooper' by Darrell Bob Houston, Seattle Post-Intelligencer15 February 1980 · Seattle · Part 43 · 3 pages · 1 of 3 pages

p. 195 · page 1 of 3FBI form FD-350 used for mounting newspaper clippings, identifying this as from the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, page A1, Final edition, filed under NORJAK case classification 164-81 from the Seattle…

News clippingFD-350 clipping (duplicate copy): 'My Search for D.B. Cooper', Seattle Post-Intelligencer15 February 1980 · Seattle · Part 43 · 1 page

p. 198FBI form FD-350 used to mount newspaper clippings, indicating this article is from the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, page A1, Final edition, classified under NORJAK. Newspaper article by Darrell Bob H…

News clippingFD-350 clipping: 'My Search for D.B. Cooper — 9 Years Trailing The Phantom Skyjacker', Seattle P-I15 February 1980 · Seattle · Part 63 · 1 page

p. 51FBI form FD-350 used for mounting newspaper clippings, identifying this as from the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, page A1, Final edition, classified under NORJAK 164-81. Newspaper article by Darrell B…

News clippingPeople magazine 'Heroes' article re D.B. Cooper, Jan 12 1987 issue12 January 1987 · Part 48 · 2 pages · 1 of 2 pages

p. 76 · page 2 of 2Column header/title for the newspaper feature. Brief biography of Belle Starr, described as a questionable Old West heroine whose criminal exploits may have been exaggerated. Accompanied by a sketch…

News clippingFeature article 'Parting Shots: The Skyjacker Who Vanished into Thin Air'Part 7 · 1 page

p. 1Newspaper article discussing D.B. Cooper's disappearance after parachuting from a Northwest Orient 727 jet on Thanksgiving Eve. Describes the Cascade Mountains of southwest Washington as the likely l…

LetterCopy of purported D.B. Cooper letter to newspapers with mailing envelope to the Washington PostPart 55 · 2 pages · 1 of 2 pages

p. 45 · page 1 of 2A letter purportedly written by D.B. Cooper addressed to 'Sirs,' claiming he knew he would not be caught, explaining his motivations (not heroism but desperation, with 14 months to live), listing mea…

LetterTyped D.B. Cooper letter to newspaper editors with envelope addressed to The Washington PostPart 101 · 2 pages · 1 of 2 pages

p. 245 · page 1 of 2A typed letter purportedly from D.B. Cooper addressed to newspaper editors. The author claims they knew they wouldn't be caught, explains motivations rooted in hardship rather than romance, claims to…