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OtherKaman Aircraft 'Rotor Tips' magazine, Vol. II No. 10, August 1962 (H-43B Huskie), filed as exhibit
- p. 307 · page 1 of 10Clark County / Nellis Air Force Base · Reno / Stead Air Force BaseNellis AFB, Nev. · Stead AFB, Nev.Directory listing of Kaman Aircraft Corporation field service representatives and their assigned military base locations across the U.S. and overseas. Cover page of 'Rotor Tips' magazine, Vol. II No…
- p. 309 · page 3 of 10Clark County / Nellis Air Force BaseNellis AFB, Nev.Graduation class photo and roster from June 19, 1962 H-43B training at Sheppard AFB. Graduation class photo and roster from July 3, 1962 H-43B training at Sheppard AFB. Graduation class photo and r…
- p. 312 · page 6 of 10Reno / Stead Air Force BaseStead AFB, NevadaCaption for a group photograph of Det. 32 personnel involved in 20 night fire suppression exercises at Webb AFB. Biographical information about Capt. Thomas C. Seebo, commander of Detachment 32 at W…
- p. 314 · page 8 of 10Reno / Stead Air Force BaseStead Air Force Base, Nev.Article from Kaman Rotor Tips (August 1962) about USAF H-43B Huskie helicopter breaking Soviet-held international distance records, with photos of Capt. Ratcliffe and an award ceremony. Technical sc…
MemoSAC Las Vegas to SAC Phoenix re subject background and complaints
- p. 401 · page 1 of 3Las Vegas≈ Las Vegas · Las Vegas, NevadaHeader block of FBI inter-office memo addressed to SAC Phoenix and SAC Las Vegas, dated 6/9/65. Names/file numbers redacted. Body of memo references prior correspondence between Phoenix and the Bure…
- p. 402 · page 2 of 3Las VegasLas Vegas, NevadaLas Vegas field office file designation with redacted subject identifier. Residence history for an unnamed subject showing movement from Minnesota to California to Nevada between 1945 and 1954-prese…
- p. 403 · page 3 of 3Las Vegas≈ Las VegasA redacted name or identifier box at top-left of page. Narrative describing numerous public complaints against a redacted individual in Las Vegas, including three complaints from female citizens abo…
MemoSAC Las Vegas to SAC Phoenix re Alvin C. Hartley background investigation
- p. 501 · page 1 of 3Las Vegas≈ Las Vegas · Las Vegas, NevadaRouting header showing the memo is from SAC Phoenix to SAC Las Vegas, dated approximately 6/9/65. Subject classification line with alias notation and office of origin as Phoenix. FBI memo from SAC…
- p. 502 · page 2 of 3Las VegasLas Vegas, NevadaBiographical data form for subject HARTLEY listing residences from 1945 to present (Las Vegas, NV), education (high school graduate from Proctor High School, Proctor, MN), military service (U.S. Army…
- p. 503 · page 3 of 3Las Vegas≈ Las VegasFBI Las Vegas field office case reference number. Review of HARTLEY's file reveals numerous public complaints, three complaints from female Las Vegas citizens about unpaid debts, and a report on 8/1…
LetterFBI Las Vegas to Federal Bureau of Narcotics re Ecuador smuggling offer
- p. 408 · page 1 of 3Las Vegas / 300 Las Vegas Boulevard South · Las Vegas / Federal Office Building, Room 2-011, 300 Las Vegas Boulevard South · Las Vegas300 Las Vegas Boulevard South · Federal Office Building, Room 2-011 · Las Vegas, NevadaLetterhead and date of the correspondence from the Las Vegas Federal Office Building. Addressee block directed to the Special Agent in Charge of the Federal Bureau of Narcotics at the Treasury Depar…
- p. 409 · page 2 of 3Las Vegas≈ Las VegasA subject taken into confidence by a redacted individual was advised of plans to fly to Ecuador to pick up an illegal load and smuggle it into the United States using a pilot who had made previous si…
- p. 410 · page 3 of 3Las Vegas≈ Las VegasPage 3 of an FBI letter describing contact with a redacted individual who stated he was in the U.S. Army in 1955 and received an undesirable discharge for being AWOL. He also had a Clark County Sheri…
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- Part 111 pp. 494–496 · matching p. 494, p. 495, p. 496
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FormFD-340 receipt for photos of Edwin B. Cowan from SAC Las Vegas, with mugshot and description notes (1A-47)
- p. 318 · page 1 of 6Las Vegas≈ Las VegasFBI evidence receipt form (FD-340) documenting photos of Edwin B. Cowan taken on 6/3/69, received on 10/4/71 from SAC Las Vegas, filed under 164-81-1A (47). Items are not to be returned. A handwritte…
- p. 320 · page 3 of 6Las VegasLas Vegas, NevadaHigh-contrast photocopy of a Las Vegas Police Department mugshot (front-facing). The subject is a middle-aged male. A booking placard is visible at chest level reading 'POLICE DEPT / LAS VEGAS NEV /…
FD-302 interviewInterview of Captain of Northwest Airlines Flight 305
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FD-302 interviewRe search of Northwest Airlines Boeing 727, Flight 305
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FD-302 interviewRe telephonic instructions from Northwest Airlines on approaching hijacked aircraft at Reno
- p. 126 · page 1 of 2Reno / Reno-Tahoe International Airport · RenoReno Airport · Reno, NevadaStandard FBI FD-302 header with date of report. An FBI FD-302 report documenting a telephonic communication from a Northwest Airlines representative in Seattle to an SA at United Airlines in Reno. I…
- p. 127 · page 2 of 2Reno≈ Nevada · RenoDocument header showing Las Vegas field office file number 164-60, page 2 of a multi-page document. Continuation of numbered instructions (items 4-6) regarding procedures for approaching the hijacke…
FD-302 interviewInterview of Northwest Airlines flight attendant re Flight 305 hijacking (Las Vegas)
- p. 41 · page 1 of 9Reno / Reno-Tahoe International Airport · RenoReno Airport · Reno, NevadaStandard FBI FD-302 interview form header with date of report 11/30/71. FD-302 interview of a female flight attendant (hostess) on Northwest Airlines Flight 305. She describes events of November 24,…
- p. 47 · page 7 of 9Reno≈ Nevada · RenoFBI case file number for Las Vegas field office, file 164-60. A witness recalls the hijacker smoking Raleigh filter tips, discussing parachutes coming from McChord Air Force Base, noting it was abou…
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- Part 64 pp. 149–157 · matching p. 149, p. 155
- Part 111 pp. 85–93 · matching p. 85, p. 88, p. 91
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FD-302 interviewInterview of Flight 305 cockpit crew member re hijacking events
- p. 80 · page 1 of 5Reno / Reno-Tahoe International Airport · RenoReno Airport · Reno, NevadaStandard FD-302 FBI interview form header with date December 1, 1971. FD-302 interview of a redacted individual (likely a crew member of NW Airlines Flight 305) at Reno Airport on the evening of Nov…
- p. 82 · page 3 of 5Reno≈ Nevada · RenoFBI case file number and page continuation number. Continuation of hijacker's demands including flight conditions: destination Mexico City, gear and flaps down, altitude below 10,000 feet, cabin lig…
- p. 83 · page 4 of 5Reno · Reno / Reno-Tahoe International Airport≈ Nevada · Reno · Reno AirportFBI file number and page continuation number for Las Vegas field office file 164-60, page 4. The hijacker stated he would take the bomb or disarm it upon departure. The aircraft followed the Victor…
- p. 84 · page 5 of 5RenoReno, NevadaFBI file number LV 164-60, page 5 of the report section. FOIA exemption stamps indicating redactions under Privacy Act (b6) and law enforcement source protection (b7C). Continuation of an FBI inter…
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- Part 64 pp. 319–323 · matching p. 319, p. 321, p. 322, p. 323
- Part 110 pp. 63–67 · matching p. 63, p. 65, p. 66, p. 67
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FD-302 interviewInterview of Flight 305 occupant who had no contact with the hijacker
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- Part 65 pp. 4–5 · matching p. 4
- Part 66 pp. 38–39 · matching p. 38
- Part 110 pp. 61–62 · matching p. 61
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TeletypeGround radio teletype log, Flight 305 hijacking, 11/24-25/71
- p. 103 · page 13 of 18Reno≈ RenoFlight 305 reports difficulty with fuel trucks; second truck pulling away with only 26,000 lbs loaded, 24,000 lbs fuel on board so far. Uncertain whether the fueling problem is with the aircraft valv…
- p. 104 · page 14 of 18Reno≈ RenoRadio/teletype communication regarding flight 305 fuel stop planning at Reno. Discussion of range limitations, fuel levels (~500 lbs remaining to be pumped), second stop at Yuma Arizona. Fuel truck h…
- p. 105 · page 15 of 18Reno≈ RenoFlight 305 reports being 14 miles out of SEA on V23. The hijacker is trying to get the rear door open with a stewardess present. He cannot get the stairs down. An aft stair light is now on. Flight 3…
- p. 106 · page 16 of 18Reno≈ RenoFlight 305 reports going to 15 degrees and beginning climb. MSP acknowledges. Timestamp for preceding communication block. MSP Flight Ops instructs Flight 305 to land as soon as possible once the h…
- p. 107 · page 17 of 18Reno≈ RenoFlight 305 reports total air temperature minus 7 degrees and no Mach meter indication. MSP Flight Operations responds that the Mach meter won't indicate until they get higher altitude. Flight 305 ack…
- p. 108 · page 18 of 18Reno≈ RenoSeattle ARTCC confirms plates (likely license plates or nameplates) were provided; Flight 305 acknowledges receipt. MSP Flight Operations relays that Reno weather looks better over time: 2500 ft ove…
Handwritten noteHandwritten chronological log of communications during hijacking of NWA Flight 305
- p. 119 · page 6 of 11Reno≈ RenoHandwritten flight log covering timestamps 0358Z (7:58 PM PST) through 0430Z (8:30 PM PST) on the night of the D.B. Cooper hijacking, November 24, 1971. Entries record observations about the hijacker…
- p. 120 · page 7 of 11Beatty / Beatty VORTAC · Esmeralda County / Coaldale VORTAC · Reno / Reno-Tahoe International Airport · Reno≈ BTY · OAL · RNO · RenoHandwritten chronological communications log documenting radio exchanges (via ARINC) between MSP ground, SFO ARINC, and the hijacked Northwest Orient aircraft during the D.B. Cooper incident. Entries…
- p. 121 · page 8 of 11Reno / Reno-Tahoe International Airport≈ RNONotation about icing conditions on the aircraft windows and wings, with fuel on board (FOB) at 27,500 lbs and fuel flow (FF) at 4000 pounds per hour. Chronological handwritten flight log entries fro…
- p. 122 · page 9 of 11Reno / Reno-Tahoe International Airport≈ RNOHandwritten chronological log of radio communications during the D.B. Cooper hijacking flight, covering 0602–0631 UTC (10:02–10:31 PM PST). Entries document negotiations regarding safe delivery of th…
Handwritten noteSeattle log of notifications during NWA Flight 305 hijacking, with FBI cover page (SE 164-81)
- p. 128 · page 4 of 7Reno≈ RenoHandwritten chronological communications log from the evening of the D.B. Cooper hijacking (Nov 24, 1971). Timestamps run from 0307 (7:07 PM PST) to 0356 (7:56 PM PST). Entries track FAA coordination…
- p. 129 · page 5 of 7Beatty / Beatty VORTAC · Esmeralda County / Coaldale VORTAC · Reno / Reno-Tahoe International Airport≈ BTY · OAL · RNOChronological flight operations log with timestamps in Zulu (UTC) and PST conversions. Entries record stewardess reports, aircraft configuration (airspeed, fuel flow, flaps), communications attempts…
- p. 130 · page 6 of 7Reno≈ RenoLog entry at 0445Z (8:45 PM PST) noting a call on frequency 130.6 to a redacted party. At 0450Z, aircraft is over Eugene (EUG) at 4000ft, airspeed TAS 170, clear conditions down to 15 degrees, with 3…
- p. 131 · page 7 of 7Reno / Reno International AirportRNO (Reno)FOIA exemption codes indicating redactions for personal privacy (b6) and law enforcement personal privacy (b7C). Handwritten operational flight log documenting the D.B. Cooper hijacking flight (Nort…
ReportNorthwest Airlines chronological log of hijacking of Flight 305, November 24/25, 1971 (CST)
- p. 140 · page 4 of 7Reno / Reno-Tahoe International Airport≈ RNOPage number indicator at top right corner of the page. NWA Chief Performance Engineer called to help calculate range. Boeing Company contacted regarding flight characteristics with air-stairs extend…
- p. 141 · page 5 of 7Reno / Reno International AirportRNO (Reno)Status of cabin lighting and curtain; crew unable to confirm if hijacker still aboard. At 2222Z, NWA lost comm on 131.9; phone-patch via SEA ARINC established. Flight 23 DME south of PDX at 10,000 f…
- p. 142 · page 6 of 7Reno / Reno Municipal Airport terminal ramp · Reno / Reno-Tahoe International Airport≈ NE corner of terminal ramp · RNOChronological log of events during the D.B. Cooper hijacking flight, covering the period from 2342 (9:42 PM PST) through 0128. Documents flight communications, fuel status, descent, landing at RNO (R…
- p. 143 · page 7 of 7Reno / Reno-Tahoe International Airport≈ RNOA partially redacted passage noting that during a conference call, someone learned information about an individual from Oregon whose identity and background are redacted under b6/b7C privacy exemptio…
ReportFAA transcription of Seattle Tower ground radar communications with NW Flight 305, re-recording reel #5 (6:59-7:41 PM PST)
- p. 188 · page 5 of 11Reno≈ RenoTranscript of radio communications between the pilot (P) of Northwest Flight 305 and ground control (GC) during the D.B. Cooper hijacking. Discussions cover: requesting removal of airstairs from the…
- p. 190 · page 7 of 11Reno≈ RenoFOIA exemption markings indicating information redacted per FAA under b6 (personal privacy) and b7C (law enforcement privacy) exemptions. Transcript of radio communications between Ground Control (G…
- p. 191 · page 8 of 11Reno≈ RenoContinuation of radio communication transcript between ground control (GC) and the pilot (P) of Northwest Flight 305 during the D.B. Cooper hijacking. GC clears the flight to Sacramento at 10,000 fee…
FD-302 interviewRe examination of hijacked Boeing 727 at Reno Municipal Airport
- p. 277 · page 1 of 2Municipal Airport in Reno · Reno / Reno Municipal Airport · RenoMunicipal Airport in Reno, Nevada · Reno airport · Reno, NevadaFBI letterhead and date stamp for this FD-302 report. FBI agents examined Northwest Orient Airlines Boeing 727 (Flight 305) at Reno Municipal Airport at 11:25 PM on 11/24/71. The hijacker had been s…
- p. 278 · page 2 of 2RenoReno, NevadaFBI form identifier and revision date. Header of the FD-302 form with the date of the document. An FBI Special Agent examined the ash tray from the seat reportedly occupied by the unknown subject (…
TeletypeNitel Seattle to Director, Portland and Las Vegas re UNSUB, Northwest Flight 305 hijacking (5:10 AM)
- p. 309 · page 1 of 8Las Vegas≈ Las VegasTeletype routing header from FBI Seattle field office to Director, Portland, and Las Vegas offices, sent at 5:10 AM on 11/25/71. File number 164-NEW, 8 pages. Subject line identifying the case as an…
- p. 311 · page 3 of 8Reno≈ RenoPage header indicating this is page three of a teletype with Seattle field office case number 164-NEW. Notes that the hijacked plane carried 37 passengers, three male crew members, and three steward…
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- Part 10 pp. 317–324 · matching p. 317, p. 319
- Part 97 pp. 345–352 · matching p. 345, p. 347, p. 352
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TeletypeLas Vegas to Director, Portland and Seattle re arrival of hijacked NWA Flight 305 at Reno and crew interviews
- p. 336 · page 1 of 9Las Vegas · Reno≈ Las Vegas · Reno, NevadaTeletype routing header from Las Vegas FBI field office (file 164-60), marked URGENT, sent at 7:25 AM on 11/25/71 to Director, Portland, and Seattle. Subject line identifying the case: unknown subje…
- p. 342 · page 7 of 9Reno≈ Nevada · RenoCase file number and page designation for this teletype page. Continuation of hijacking narrative: the hostess closed curtains and went to cockpit. Hijacker complained money bag did not match instru…
- p. 343 · page 8 of 9Las Vegas · Reno≈ Las Vegas · RenoTeletype page header with Las Vegas field office case number and page indicator. Continuation of teletype (page 8) describing the D.B. Cooper hijacking. Reports oscillation detected when hijacker de…
- p. 344 · page 9 of 9Las Vegas · Reno≈ Las Vegas · Nevada · RenoPage header indicating this is page nine of a multi-page teletype, with Las Vegas field office case number 164-60. Concluding page of an FBI teletype. A captain advised that a plane would depart Ren…
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- Part 10 pp. 345–353 · matching p. 345, p. 351, p. 352, p. 353
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TeletypeSAC Seattle to Director, Las Vegas and Portland describing the chest and back pack parachutes used by the hijacker
- p. 357 · page 1 of 4Las Vegas≈ Las VegasFBI teletype form header FD-36 dated November 25, 1971, transmitted via teletype with urgent priority. FBI teletype from SAC Seattle to Director FBI, SAC Las Vegas, and SAC Portland regarding the D.…
- p. 359 · page 3 of 4Las Vegas≈ Las VegasTeletype routing header from FBI Seattle field office to Director FBI, Las Vegas, and Portland, sent urgently on November 25, 1971. Subject line identifying the unknown subject (UNSUB) in the hijack…
- p. 360 · page 4 of 4Las Vegas≈ Las VegasUrgent FBI teletype from Seattle field office to Director FBI, Las Vegas, and Portland, dated November 25, 1971, describing the parachutes believed to have been used by the UNSUB (D.B. Cooper) in the…
TeletypeLas Vegas to Seattle and Portland re crew description of hijacker
- p. 414 · page 1 of 2Las Vegas · Reno≈ Las Vegas · Reno, NevadaTeletype routing header from Las Vegas FBI field office to Seattle and Portland, marked URGENT, dated November 25, 1971. Subject line identifying the D.B. Cooper hijacking case: Northwest Airlines F…
- p. 415 · page 2 of 2Las Vegas · Reno≈ Las Vegas · Nevada · RenoTeletype routing header from Las Vegas FBI field office to Seattle and Portland, marked URGENT, dated November 25, 1971. Subject line identifying the case as the Northwest Flight 305 hijacking and e…
ReportChronological log of NWA Flight 305 hijacking communications compiled from recorded notes
- p. 490 · page 4 of 7Reno / Reno-Tahoe International Airport≈ RNONWA Chief Performance Engineer and Boeing consulted on flight characteristics with air-stairs extended. Boeing confirmed no controllability issues, noted they had dropped 2-3000 boxes out the air-sta…
- p. 491 · page 5 of 7Reno / Reno-Tahoe International Airport≈ RNOCrew reports cabin lights status and that the curtain between first class and tourist was closed; crew could not confirm if the hijacker was still aboard. At time 122*, NWA communications on frequen…
- p. 493 · page 7 of 7Reno / Reno-Tahoe International Airport≈ RNOContinuation of conference call log. FAA/FBI advises NWA that no further conference call participation is required. Participants sign off the line. Multiple names and identifiers are redacted under b…
News clippingNew York Times clipping: 'Hijacker Collects Ransom of $200,000; Parachutes From Jet and Disappears'
- p. 339 · page 1 of 5Reno≈ Nevada · RenoPartial header/continuation line from another article and a secondary headline reference. Main headline of the newspaper article about the D.B. Cooper hijacking. Opening paragraphs of Earl Caldwell…
- p. 340 · page 2 of 5Reno≈ RenoDescribes the search for the parachutist in the wilderness 25 miles NE of Portland, and recounts the hijacking of Northwest Flight 305 from Washington to Seattle with stops in Minneapolis, Great Fall…
- p. 341 · page 3 of 5Reno≈ RenoHeadline of the newspaper article about the D.B. Cooper hijacking, continuation from page 1. Describes the parachute logistics: military models from McChord AFB were rejected by the hijacker who dem…
- p. 342 · page 4 of 5Reno≈ RenoDescribes the ground communication during the D.B. Cooper hijacking, including the FBI message to the plane, the delivery of money and parachutes, release of 36 passengers, and negotiations about the…
- p. 343 · page 5 of 5Reno≈ RenoTruncated newspaper headline referencing parachutes and a jet; page number L+ 73 visible above headline. Partial newspaper article about the D.B. Cooper hijacking. Discusses the terrain around Portl…
News clipping'Hijacker added hop to Northwest's puddle jumper' by Paul Henderson
- p. 156 · page 1 of 2Reno≈ RenoFBI form number and revision date for newspaper clipping mount form. Newspaper article by Paul Henderson describing the D.B. Cooper hijacking of Northwest Orient Flight 305. Details the flight route…
- p. 157 · page 2 of 2Reno≈ RenoNarrative of hijacker communications regarding rear staircase deployment, flight plan to Mexico City with a stop in Yuma, and fueling completion. Continued radio communications between Captain Scott…
News clippingFD-350 clipping, Seattle Post-Intelligencer 11/25/71: 'Man Hijacks Jet to Reno, Vanishes'
- p. 170 · page 1 of 2Reno≈ RenoFBI clipping mount instruction header. Large bold newspaper headlines describing the hijacking of a jet to Reno, the release of 37 passengers, and a $200,000 ransom. Byline by Dick Clever. Describe…
- p. 171 · page 2 of 2Reno≈ RenoDetailed account of the hijacking: the plane landed at 5:45 p.m., the hijacker negotiated positioning, passengers and two stewardesses (Alice Hancock and Florence Schaffner) were released, refueling…
News clippingFD-350 clipping, Seattle Times 11/25/71: hijacker parachutes from Northwest 727
- p. 172 · page 1 of 2Las Vegas · Reno≈ Las Vegas · RenoFBI form FD-350 header for mounting newspaper clippings. Seattle Times newspaper clipping reporting on the D.B. Cooper hijacking. Describes a middle-aged hijacker who parachuted from a Northwest Ori…
- p. 173 · page 2 of 2Reno≈ Nevada · RenoFragment of a newspaper article describing the FBI operations in Nevada, noting the ransom was the largest ever paid in an airline hijacking, and that the hijacker showed a stewardess a bomb in a bri…
ReportNorthwest Airlines communications log, hijacking of NWA Flight 305, November 24/25, 1971
- p. 375 · page 3 of 7Reno / Reno-Tahoe International Airport≈ RNOChronological log of events during the D.B. Cooper hijacking at SEA (Seattle-Tacoma Airport). Documents the hijacker (HJ) confirming money and parachutes were on board, fueling delays, negotiations o…
- p. 376 · page 4 of 7Reno / Reno-Tahoe International Airport≈ RNONWA Chief Performance Engineer called to assist with range calculations. Boeing Company consulted on flight characteristics with air-stairs extended, confirming no controllability issues and that a m…
- p. 377 · page 5 of 7Reno / Reno-Tahoe International Airport≈ RNODescription of cabin lighting conditions and curtain status; crew unable to confirm if hijacker was still aboard. At 2222, communications lost on NWA frequency 131.9; phone-patch via SEA ARINC estab…
- p. 378 · page 6 of 7Reno / Reno Municipal Airport terminal ramp · Reno / Reno-Tahoe International Airport≈ NE corner of terminal ramp · RNOChronological log of flight communications and events during the D.B. Cooper hijacking. Covers the period from 2342 to 0128, documenting the flight's descent and landing at RNO, the discovery that th…
- p. 379 · page 7 of 7Reno / Reno-Tahoe International Airport≈ RNODuring a conference call, it was learned that a redacted individual operated a parachute jumping school and had previously been involved in some redacted activity. At 0133, Northwest Airlines Field…
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- Part 64 pp. 302–308 · matching p. 302, p. 304, p. 305, p. 306, p. 307, p. 308
- Part 66 pp. 23–27 · matching p. 25, p. 26, p. 27
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FD-302 interviewRe stewardess identifying hijacker's seats processed by SAs Ricks and Stousland
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News clippingFD-350 clipping, St. Paul Dispatch, re Northwest Airlines 727 hijacking and $200,000 ransom
- p. 389 · page 1 of 2Reno · Reno / Reno International Airport≈ Nevada · Reno · Reno International AirportFBI form FD-350 used to mount and catalog a newspaper clipping from the St. Paul Dispatch, evening edition, dated November 25, 1971, submitted by the Minneapolis field office. Newspaper article from…
- p. 390 · page 2 of 2Reno / Reno International AirportReno International AirportNewspaper article describing the hijacking of a Northwest Airlines jetliner. The hijacker boarded in Portland, Oregon, on a flight from Washington, D.C. to Seattle. He handed a stewardess a note dema…
ReportNorthwest Airlines chronological log of communications during hijacking of Flight 305
- p. 81 · page 5 of 7Reno / Reno-Tahoe International Airport≈ RNONotes on cabin lighting status and crew inability to confirm if hijacker was still aboard. Description of communication setup between flight crew, SEA ARINC, MSPFO, and MSPFD via phone-patch arrange…
- p. 82 · page 6 of 7Reno / Reno-Tahoe International Airport≈ RNOContinuation of a chronological narrative account of the D.B. Cooper hijacking flight. Describes communications relay through UAL 4531 and UAL 328, flight parameters (altitude, fuel, TAT), descent an…
TeletypeSAC Seattle to Director, Las Vegas and Minneapolis re possible suspect
- p. 396 · page 1 of 3Las Vegas≈ Las VegasStandard FBI teletype transmission form header, FD-36, dated November 26, 1971, marked URGENT priority, transmitted via teletype in code type CO2. Urgent FBI teletype from SAC Seattle to Director FB…
- p. 397 · page 2 of 3Las Vegas≈ Las VegasTeletype routing header from FBI Seattle field office (file 164-81) to Director, Las Vegas, and Minneapolis, marked URGENT, dated 11/26/71 at 10:34 AM. Teletype from Seattle regarding the D.B. Coope…
- p. 398 · page 3 of 3Las Vegas≈ Las VegasTeletype header from FBI Seattle field office (file 164-81) sent urgently on 11/26/71 at 10:38 AM to the Director, Las Vegas, and Minneapolis offices. FBI teletype regarding the D.B. Cooper hijackin…
TeletypeLittle Rock to Director and field offices re Cooper suspect lead (second copy)
- p. 406 · page 1 of 4Las Vegas · Reno≈ Las Vegas · RenoTeletype routing header indicating an urgent message sent at 5:55AM on November 26, 1971 from the Little Rock FBI field office to the Director, Cincinnati, Las Vegas, Memphis, Portland, and Seattle o…
- p. 407 · page 2 of 4NevadaHeader identifying this as page two of FBI document LR 164-NEW concerning the Nevada area. Heavily redacted FBI teletype continuation describing a person of interest in the D.B. Cooper case. The sub…
- p. 409 · page 4 of 4Las Vegas≈ Las VegasContinuation header indicating this is page four of teletype LR 164-NEW. Continuation of an FBI teletype assigning investigative leads to multiple field divisions (Las Vegas, Memphis, Portland, Seat…
MemoSAC J. E. Milnes to all agents summarizing hijacking facts and suspect description
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- Part 10 pp. 424–426 · matching p. 425
- Part 48 pp. 29–31 · matching p. 30
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TeletypeSeattle to Director, Las Vegas, Minneapolis and Portland re Cossey's parachute assessment (multiple filed copies)
- p. 31 · page 1 of 8Las Vegas≈ Las VegasStandard FBI teletype transmission form header FD-36, dated November 26, 1971, marked URGENT priority, transmitted in code 009. Handwritten subject annotation indicating the teletype concerns sub-to…
- p. 33 · page 3 of 8Las Vegas≈ Las VegasTeletype routing header from Seattle field office to FBI Director and Las Vegas, Minneapolis, and Portland field offices, sent urgent on 11/26/71 at 5:03 PM. Case subject line identifying the UNSUB…
- p. 35 · page 5 of 8Las Vegas≈ Las VegasTeletype routing header from FBI Seattle field office (file 164-81) to Director, Las Vegas, Minneapolis, and Portland offices, sent urgent on 11/26/71 at 5:34 PM. Subject line identifying the case a…
- p. 37 · page 7 of 8Las Vegas≈ Las VegasTeletype routing header from FBI Seattle field office (file 164-81) to Director and multiple field offices, marked URGENT, dated November 26, 1971. Subject line identifying the case as the Northwest…
FD-302 interviewInterview of Earl J. Cossey, master parachute rigger, Seattle Sky Sports
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- Part 64 pp. 202–203 · matching p. 202
- Part 71 pp. 383–384 · matching p. 383
- Part 110 pp. 231–232 · matching p. 231
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MemoSA Charles E. Farrell to SAC Seattle re AP reporter Clossy inquiry on parachute viability
- p. 57 · page 1 of 2Reno≈ RenoStandard U.S. Government memorandum header for the D.B. Cooper hijacking case, from SA Charles E. Farrell to SAC Seattle, dated November 26, 1971. An Associated Press reporter named Clossy contacted…
- p. 58 · page 2 of 2Reno≈ RenoMemo header with office and date. Addressee and case identification block identifying the UNSUB case for Northwest Airlines Flight #305 hijacking and extortion. AP reporter Clossy contacted the FBI…
TeletypeUrgent teletype Las Vegas to Director and Denver re NORJAK possible subject
- p. 431 · page 1 of 3Las Vegas · Reno≈ Las Vegas · Reno, NevadaStandard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header indicating plaintext, urgent teletype dated November 26, 1971. Urgent FBI teletype from SAC Las Vegas to Director FBI, SAC Denver, regarding the N…
- p. 432 · page 2 of 3NevadaCase file number and page continuation header for Las Vegas field office file 164-60. The Bureau suggested that a redacted individual, linked to the FBI, is a possible subject based on the fact that…
- p. 433 · page 3 of 3Las Vegas≈ Las VegasFinal page (page three) of a teletype from the FBI Las Vegas field office (file LV 164-60). Indicates an AM copy was sent to Seattle. 'P.' signifies the end of the message. FBI Vault Bates-style pag…
MemoSAC Las Vegas to Director, Attention FBI Laboratory, re eleven latent fingerprints from hijacked aircraft
- p. 441 · page 1 of 2Las Vegas≈ Las VegasDate of the memo. FBI memo from SAC Las Vegas to the Director/FBI Laboratory requesting examination of eleven latent fingerprints lifted from the hijacked Northwest Airlines Flight 305 aircraft to d…
- p. 442 · page 2 of 2Las Vegas≈ Las VegasFBI memo from SAC Las Vegas to FBI Director/Laboratory, dated 11/26/71, requesting fingerprint latent analysis of eleven latent prints lifted from the hijacked Northwest Airlines Flight 305 aircraft.…