Leavenworth
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United States / Kansas / Leavenworth
Districts and regions in Leavenworth
Landmarks in Leavenworth
47 references name Leavenworth itself, with nothing more specific.
Documents referencing Leavenworth
56 documents, 65 including copies
FormBureau of Prisons Classification Study, USP Leavenworth, re inmate Richard Drummond Duket (Reg. A-79152-L)
- p. 418 · page 1 of 10Leavenworth, KansasHeader of Bureau of Prisons classification study form from USP Leavenworth Classification study for inmate Richard Drummond Duket, age 26, sentenced to 7 years for bank robbery in the District of Co…
- p. 426 · page 9 of 10≈ LeavenworthHeader of a Bureau of Prisons Classification Study continuation form for committed individual Richard Brummond, with register number and date. Sentence information: 7 years for Bank Robbery with ten…
FormBureau of Prisons Classification Study, USP Leavenworth, on bank robbery inmate
- p. 107 · page 1 of 7Leavenworth, KansasBureau of Prisons Classification Study form from United States Penitentiary, Leavenworth, Kansas. The subject (name redacted) was sentenced on 3-23-62 to 30 years for Bank Robbery & Assault in the Di…
- p. 113 · page 7 of 7≈ LeavenworthHeader of a Bureau of Prisons Classification Study continuation form dated 5-2-62, for an individual serving 30 years for Bank Robbery & Assault with a tentative release date of 5-14-82. Medical his…
FormFBI Identification Record (rap sheet) for Charles Everett Devine, FBI No. 1 912 042
- p. 327 · page 1 of 4Leavenworth, KansHeader of FBI criminal record form with FBI record number 1 932 042, dated 10-13-39, signed by J. Edgar Hoover as Director. FBI criminal record table for Elbert Charles Devine (aliases: Chas Devine,…
- p. 329 · page 3 of 4United States Penitentiary, Leavenworth≈ USP Leavenworth KansFBI criminal record header dated 10-13-69, FBI record number 1 912 042, marked for official use only, signed by the Director. Criminal history table for Charles Everett Devine showing repeated bank…
LetterTRUE COPY transcription of Howard J. Hubbell letter to Attorney General Kleindienst
- p. 330 · page 1 of 2Leavenworth, Kan.Stamp indicating this is a true copy of the original letter. Letter dated May 6, 1972 from federal prisoner Howard J. Hubbell (#84333-132) at Leavenworth penitentiary, addressed to U.S. Attorney Gen…
- p. 331 · page 2 of 2Leavenworth, Kan.Header stamp indicating this is a true copy of the original letter. Letter from federal prisoner Howard J. Hubbell (#84333-132) at Leavenworth penitentiary, dated May 6, 1972, addressed to U.S. Atto…
AirtelActing Director to SAC Kansas City re interview of inmate Howard J. Hubbell at Leavenworth
- p. 332 · page 1 of 2Leavenworth, KansasDate of the airtel memo. Airtel header block identifying the memo as sent from the Acting Director of the FBI to the SAC in Kansas City, regarding the NORJAK case. The Acting Director instructs SAC…
- p. 333 · page 2 of 2Leavenworth, KansasDate of the document. FBI Airtel memo from Acting Director to SAC Kansas City directing them to contact inmate Howard J. Hubbell at Leavenworth, Kansas, who claims to know the identity of D.B. Coope…
AirtelActing Director to SAC Kansas City enclosing 5/9/72 letter re Hubbell
- p. 341 · page 1 of 2Leavenworth, KansasFBI Airtel from Acting Director to SAC Kansas City regarding a self-explanatory letter dated 5/9/72 directed to the Attorney General. The letter's author identified himself by prison number 84333-132…
- p. 342 · page 2 of 2Leavenworth, KansasDocument type header indicating this is an AIRTEL communication. AIRTEL memo dated 5/22/72 from Acting Director, FBI to SAC Kansas City regarding NORJAK case. References a Buairtel to Kansas City da…
AirtelSAC Kansas City to Acting Director re interview of USP-L inmate Howard James Hubbell
- p. 343 · page 1 of 2United States Penitentiary, Leavenworth≈ USP-L (United States Penitentiary, Leavenworth)Standard FBI FD-36 airtel transmittal form header dated May 30, 1972, sent via airtel with air mail priority. Memo from SAC Kansas City to Acting Director FBI regarding NORJAK case. USP-Leavenworth…
- p. 344 · page 2 of 2United States Penitentiary, Leavenworth≈ USP-LFBI case file number for the document. Prison records from USP-Leavenworth for inmate Howard James Hubbell, including aliases, physical description, FBI number, and sentencing details for a 1967 arm…
News clippingLas Vegan Magazine, 'The Discovery of D.B. Cooper: The Evidence Part II' (Nov 1983) by Byron H. Brown
- p. 170 · page 1 of 22United States Penitentiary, LeavenworthLeavenworth PenitentiaryTitle block for a magazine article titled 'The Discovery of D.B. Cooper: The Evidence Part II' by Byron H. Brown. Editor's introduction to Part II of a Las Vegan magazine article about the D.B. Coop…
- p. 172 · page 3 of 22United States Penitentiary, LeavenworthLeavenworth PenitentiaryLeft column of a magazine article discussing D.B. Cooper's likely landing site, arguing it was impractical for him to have landed near Woodland, Washington, and proposing an alternative site near Fri…
- p. 185 · page 16 of 22≈ LeavenworthAdvertisement for JC & Company Hair Salon announcing a new location in Las Vegas. Two photographs with captions: one of a Northwest Boeing 727 aircraft with an arrow indicating the rear stairway ram…
- p. 188 · page 19 of 22United States Penitentiary, LeavenworthLeavenworth PenitentiaryContinuation of a biographical article about Jack Coffelt, a career criminal and con-man. Describes his time at Atlanta Penitentiary where he met James Brown, a former Air Force pilot and writer. The…
News clippingHustler magazine article on the D.B. Cooper skyjacking and Jack Coffelt
- p. 196 · page 5 of 9≈ LeavenworthContinuation of a dramatized magazine article about the D.B. Cooper hijacking, describing Cooper's interactions with the stewardess, his demands, and his instructions to the flight crew before jumpin…
- p. 197 · page 6 of 9≈ LeavenworthBackground on Coffelt: his parole from Leavenworth, connection to Robert Todd Lincoln Beckwith and the John Birch Society, claims about involvement in Dr. King's assassination, and Brown's role in do…