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XxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxXXXXXXXX FD-340 REV. (6-24-65) 477
File No.
164-81 Sus 82
Date Received
5/24/74
From
PHOENIX
DIU
{NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
b6 b7C By
)
To Be Returned Yes
Receipt given Yes No No
Description:
I COPY DE EUGENE
LEROY WATSON'S PHOTOGRAPH
Sub 87
DB Cooper-37323
DDB Cooper-37324164-81-14 (477) Sub-89€
Eugene Leroy Watson
DB Cooper-37325FD-340 (Rev. 8-7-97)
Universal Case File Number
SE 164A-81-A (879 
Field Office Acquiring Evidence
LV
Serial # of Originating Document
Date Received
1-18-01
From
Reno FBI
(Name of Contributor)
(Address of Contributor)
¥
d State)
By.
ecial Agent)
To Be Returned Yes No
b6 Receipt Given Yes No Grand Jury Material - Disseminate Only Pursuant to Rule 6 (e) Federal
ecial Agent)
To Be Returned Yes No
b6 Receipt Given Yes No Grand Jury Material - Disseminate Only Pursuant to Rule 6 (e) Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure Yes No
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Title:
Reference:
(Communication Enclosing Material)
Description: Original notes re interview of Chain of Custody
Receipt for returned Item
DB Cooper-37326b6 b7C
CHAIN - OF - CUSTODY
DATE TIME 6 PM 10/18/2000
RECEIVED BY: REASON: COLLECTED
1
10/31/00
RECEIVED BY:
REASON:
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DB Cooper-37327 E1229844₾
10/31/00
22:10:25
FD-192
ICMIPRO1
Page
1
Title and Character of Case:
NORJAK
Date Property Acquired: Source from which Property Acquired:
10/18/2000
YEARINGTON NV
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Anticipated Disposition: Acquired By:
Case Agent :
Description of Property:
1B 22
Date Entered
R RAMS .
Date Property Acquired: Source from which Property Acquired:
10/18/2000
YEARINGTON NV
b6
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Anticipated Disposition: Acquired By:
Case Agent :
Description of Property:
1B 22
Date Entered
R RAMS .22 CAL BLU STEEL REVOLVER SERIAL
NINE SHOT
b6
5 1/2 INCH BARREL, WITH TOWSON BELT STYLE HOLSTER; VERIFIED
UNLOADED, SA
FBI FIREARMS INSTRUCTOR;
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Barcode: E1229844 Location: ECRRENO CAB6 10/31/2000

Case	Number :	SE 164A-81
Owning	Office:	LAS VEGAS

DB Cooper-37328
SE 164A-81-2210/31/00
22:10:25
FD-192
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Title and Character of Case:
NORJAK
Date Property Acquired: Source from which Property Acquired:
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10/18/2000
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YEARINGTON NV
Anticipated Disposition: Acquired By:
Case Agent :
Description of Property:
1B 22
Date Entered
R RAMS .22 CAL BLU STEEL REVOLVER SERIAL 1 NINE SHOT b6 5 1/2 INCH BARREL, WITH TOWSON BELT STYLE HOLSTER; VERIFIED UNLOADED, SA FBI FIREARMS INSTRUCTOR;
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Barcode: E1229844
Location: ECRRENO CAB6 10/31/2000
RETURNED 12/20/2000 BY SA
FBI
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12/20/00

Case Number:	SE 164A-81
Owning Office:	LAS
INSTRUCTOR;
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Barcode: E1229844
Location: ECRRENO CAB6 10/31/2000
RETURNED 12/20/2000 BY SA
FBI
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12/20/00

Case Number:	SE 164A-81
Owning Office:	LAS VEGAS

DB Cooper-37329
SE 164A-81-22FD-340a (Rev. 3-1-67)
0

(Title)	NORJAK
(File No.) 164-81

Date Filed	Disposition
7/174	478.
Photo of
7/12/74	479, Take recording of interview
litauen

8/6/74	480, Live's licence pain of surhed
8/13/24	481 O Roth
8/13/74	482, Q' beton of
1/7/24	483, Plantas 14
11/7/74	484, Photony
11/19/24	485. Thatany
1/20/74	486, Oboter
12/2/14	48%, O loto y
) 164-81

Date Filed	Disposition
7/174	478. Photo of
7/12/74	479, Take recording of interview
litauen

8/6/74	480, Live's licence pain of surhed
8/13/24	481 O Roth
8/13/74	482, Q' beton of
1/7/24	483, Plantas 14
11/7/74	484, Photony
11/19/24	485. Thatany
1/20/74	486, Oboter
12/2/14	48%, O loto y
Wash Darwin Licence
12 /bhy	48, 0 Lito dureira Lia 7 alleat Sul 661
Galleria
12/4/19	489, Copy of mice Ity found in a Sub- I.
H. Wick
(NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)
To -Be Returned Yes
Receipt given Yes NO Ha
Description: PASTO.
b6 b7C
TAKEN : 7/72
DB Cooper-37331

*EXP 74	ISSUE 072172
EYE GRN WGT 165 HGT 5.10	*LT
*CM T
*PDT
KIRKLAND WA	*FR#
RESTR 000000 ENDR 00000	*MIC
PM -
From
b6 b7C
STAITUL HAGY
By (NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)
To Be Returned Yes
Receipt given Yes No
Description: Ho
TAP:
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DB Cooper-37335FD-340a (Rev. 3-1-67)
(Title)
(File No.)

Date Filed	Disposition

</
164-81-
b6
Date Received
7/29/74
b7C
From
WASH STATE DMU
(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR) OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON
(CITY AND STATE)
b6
By
b7C
(NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)
To Be Returned Yes No
Receipt given Yes No
Description:
COPY OF
b6
b7C
WASH DRIVERS
LIC.
DB Cooper-37359b6 b7C
164-81-10 462
DB Cooper-37361FD-340 REV. [6-24-65) 1a 488
File No.
164-81 JUB 661
Date Received
9/30/74
From
WASH STATE DMV
(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR) OLYMPIA WASH
MALY AND STATE)
b6
By
b7C
[NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)
To Be Returned Yes
Receipt given Yes No No
Description:
Copy OF ALBERT GALLUCCI'S WASH STATE DRIVERS LIC.
Sub- 661
DB Cooper-37362WASHINGTON DRIVER'S LICENSE
EXPIRES
IT'S ITYPE AMTILT GA-LL-UA-A77RQF |11-06-76 42702H018(: *****-
GALLUCCI ,ALBERT AMEDEO ?1411 120TH FAST SUPONER WA 98390
EYES
WEIGHT:
"HEIGHT
:1 110473 PRN |170 5-07 | 1700
DB Cooper-37363Sub 661
164-81-10 (188)
DB Cooper-37364FD-340 REV. (6-24-65) 489
164-81-10
File No.
1411 120TH FAST SUPONER WA 98390
EYES
WEIGHT:
"HEIGHT
:1 110473 PRN |170 5-07 | 1700
DB Cooper-37363Sub 661
164-81-10 (188)
DB Cooper-37364FD-340 REV. (6-24-65) 489
164-81-10
File No.
164-81 (SUSI)
Date Received.
11/12/74
From
{NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR}
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
By CA
b6
b7C
(NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT}
To Be Returned Yes - No
Receipt given Yes No
Description:
Copy of Mise Lim
FOUND IN A BOTTLE
NOT CELL WAY
Sub 5
DB Cooper-37365164-81-10
489
DB Cooper-37366Nov 12.1972
2) 970 & stole more money than you would believe ! The parachuted and escape. 3.6 million dollars of unmarked 100 dollari tills has team Hidden Boncuhere in Bellingham Wa. Directionesi
Train Janne Pus North going SITC. under tie No. ..
yours truly.
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DB Cooper-37367FD-340 REV. (6-24-65) 490
- 1W
File No.
164-81 Sw3378
Date Received
11/1/74
From
WASH STATE OMU
(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
OLYMPIA
WASH.
By.
TATE)
b6
b7C
AL AGENT)
To Be Returned Yes No
Receipt given Yes No
Description:
COPY OF ROBERT
COMSTOCK WASH STATE
DRIVER'S LIC.
TATE)
b6
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AL AGENT)
To Be Returned Yes No
Receipt given Yes No
Description:
COPY OF ROBERT
COMSTOCK WASH STATE
DRIVER'S LIC.
Sub 378
DB Cooper-37368WASHINGTON DRIVER'S LICENSE
TYPE
ADULT
NUMBER
EXPIRES
CO-MS-TR-E721B8 01-28-75 0943
-****-
COMSTOCK, ROBERT EDWARD 12266 SHOREWOOD DR SW SEATTLE WA 98105
SEX
BIRTHDATE
EYES
WEIGHT
HEIGHT
M 012828 BLU 195 16-00
Rabuj C. Cometocho *
DB Cooper-37369164-81-14 490
DB Cooper-37370FD-340a (Rev. 3-1-67)
(Tifle) 164-81
(File No.),
Date Filed
Disposition b6
12/13/74
491. Photo Drivers Lic: of
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2/4/75
492. Photo of
b7D
2/26/75
493. Copy of FD328 Consent & photos of
2/26/75
494. Questions Polygraph charts.
2/26/65
495. Photos of
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3/21/75.
496. Photosof
4/3/25
498, Copy of West. It Deformation Wanted
Gratin withthat RouwSee Howald
4/4/75
499, G. Lolo 1
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5/6/25
499, Saabslate en Containing in concluding
as one of puch
in platos.
5/6/75
500, Chicago Tribune newspaper article 1/24/74
de D.B. Cooper,

5/6/15 5/20/75	501, Photo 502.
4
0
NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(CITY AND STATE)
By
(NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)

To Be Returned Yes®	Receipt given Yes
 Ho	 Ho
Description:

Platos
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Sec. 6454
b6 b7C
DB Cooper-37375b6 b7C
$ NY 164-627
¥
DB Cooper-37377
492
164-81-10FD-340 REV. (6-24-65)
b6
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b7D 493
Sale A -1w
File No. 164-81
Date Received
11/5/74
From
(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR}
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR) SEATTLE, WASH
KOLM AND CTATE)
By
AL AGENT)
To Be Returned Receipt given Yes Yes No No
Description: ( 1) CM DE FA328 CONCERNANT
1
b6
(1) COPY OF PHOTO
b7C ৳7D
DB Cooper-37378164-81-SubA- 14 493
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DB Cooper-37380164-81-Sub A-10493 
DB Cooper-37381 FD-250 (11-10-54)
DB Cooper-37382FD-328 (8-9-72)
Consent to Interview with Polygraph
I,
consent
freely and voluntarily to be interviewed by Special Agents of the b6 b7C
Federal Bureau of Investigation, which I also know as the FBI, in connection with INFORMATION RECEIVED BY CONCERNING
b7D
THE "D.
(8-9-72)
Consent to Interview with Polygraph
I,
consent
freely and voluntarily to be interviewed by Special Agents of the b6 b7C
Federal Bureau of Investigation, which I also know as the FBI, in connection with INFORMATION RECEIVED BY CONCERNING
b7D
THE "D.B. COOPER" HIJACKING I agree to the use of the Polygraph or so-called "Lie Detector" during this interview or any part of it, and I am willing to be present at the time and place of interview for such time as nec- essary to complete the interview. No threats or promises of any kind have been made to me to obtain my consent to this interview.
b6
Signed
b7C b7D
SA, FBI, Seattle Wa. 11/5/24.
Place Seattle, Washington
DB Cooper-37383FD-340 REV. (6-24-65)
SE
Fife No.
164-81;
b6
b7C
Date Received.
12/26/74
b7D
From
ERI LAB
(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
Warh. D.C.
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
By
To Be Returned Yes
Receipt given Yes No No
Description:
Questions
Patygraph Charts
b6 b7C b7D
DB Cooper-373845 ) ENC. To.Bureau (FBI LAB. POLYGRAPH UNIT) to go with SE Rexx ltr. dated 12/2/74 described as: Polvomanh abuts from examination of
b6 b7C b7D

RE: POLYGRAPH
dated 12/2/74 described as: Polvomanh abuts from examination of
b6 b7C b7D

RE: POLYGRAPH RESEARCH
NORJAK

SE file BU file
ENCLOSURE
DB Cooper-37385FD-340 REV. (6-24-65)
b6
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1000 495
File No.
164-81
Date Received.
2/15/75
From
KANSAS CITY DIVISION
{NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
CITY AND AT
By
(NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)
To Be Returned Yes
Receipt given Yes No No
Description:
Copies of 4 PHOnovipues
OF
b6 b7C
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DB Cooper-37388 495
164-81-1a
DB Cooper-37390
164-81-14 495 495
164-81- 10
DB Cooper-37392
164-81-10 400FP-340 (REV. 6-24-89)
File No.
164-81-12 496
Date Received
3/17/75
From
Lilla
(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(CITY AND STATE)
By
(NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)
To Be Returned Yes®
Receipt given Yes No Ho
Description:
b6
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Platina 7
.
b6
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DB Cooper-37393b6 b7C
164-81-196495)
DB Cooper-37395FD-340 REV.
CONTRIBUTOR)
(CITY AND STATE)
By
(NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)
To Be Returned Yes®
Receipt given Yes No Ho
Description:
b6
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Platina 7
.
b6
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DB Cooper-37393b6 b7C
164-81-196495)
DB Cooper-37395FD-340 REV. (6-24-65)
File No.
164-81-10
4/97
Date Received
3-20-75
From
Sgt
(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
b6
Kitrop Crentes S.O.
b7C
(ADDRESS OF, CONTRIBUTOR)
Port Orchard, Wash.
By
TE)
AGENT)
To Be Returned Yes No
Receipt given Yes No
Description: Copy of Work. St. Reformatory
Want Notice w/ photo of
Roger Lee Ilorabolson, WSR #
220653,
b6
Ser. 6508
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DB Cooper-37396NO. 220653
`SSA NO.
534-46-4931
COM. NAME:
THORALDSON, Roger Lee
TRUE NAME:
Roger Lee THARALDSON
ALIAS:
Ron MANTHE/Roger Lee THORALDSON/
CRIME:
Unlawful Possession of a
Firearm
SENTENCE: MAX:
10 years
MIN:
DATE SENTENCED: 9-14-73
RECEIVED:
4-17-74
COUNTY ;
Thatcom
CAUSE NO.
8339
OCCUPATION: Roto Engine Tech.
BIRTHDATE: 12-2-45
BIRTHPLACE: Bremerton,
CONTACT ADDRESSPortland, Ore. Wa .
Grand Larceny/Kitsap/#45766/ Grandlarceny
PRIOR CRIME& GrandLarc.Ct . I&OdometerRoll
Back, Ct. II/Cowlitz/15-15 yrsCC/DOS : 9-28-
FPC: 22 L 14 U IIO -
I.
164-81-16 499
Date Received
3/28/15
From
Len
(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(CITY AND STATE)
By
(NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT).

To Be Returned	 Yes®	Receipt given Yes
 Ho	 No

Description: Plato of
b6 b7C
(Se)
Lucie 6507
DB Cooper-37399b6 b7C
164-98-10-FI
DB Cooper-37401
b6
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498
164-81-10 E 4 2 6 4 8 2 K #FD-340 REV. (6.24.65)
Via letter dated 4/18/75
SE 164-81/4 499
File No.
Date Received.
4/7/75
From
(ADDRESS: OF CONTRIBUTOR} De Witt, Towa
(CITY AND STATE)
ARNOLD J ... KUTA
(NAME, OF SPECIAL AGENT)
To Be Returned Yes: Receipt Given Yes No' No.
Description:
3 snapshots. each containingion including as one of persons in photos.
Se
Ser. 164-81-6528
DB Cooper-37402
b6 b7C
b6 b7C
b6 b7CSE 164-81-19 499
b6 b7C
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SE 164-81-1A
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DB Cooper-37404SE 164-81-191495
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DB Cooper-37406FD-340 REV.
164-81-6528
DB Cooper-37402
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b6 b7C
b6 b7CSE 164-81-19 499
b6 b7C
b6 b7C 65%
SE 164-81-1A
b6 b7C
DB Cooper-37404SE 164-81-191495
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DB Cooper-37406FD-340 REV. (6.24.65)
Via letter dated 4/18.75
b6
File No. SE 164-81 -/a 500
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Date Received
4/7/75
From
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR) De Witt, Iowa
(CITY AND STATE) ARNOLD J. KUTA
(NAME OF SPECIAL, AGENT)
To Be Returned Yes Receipt Given Yes No No
Description :
one Chicago Tribune Newspaper article 11/24/74 re D. B. Coo per
Si Su 164-81-6528
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DB Cooper-37407Se 164-81-16500 
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DB Cooper-37408149-179-170
10 Section 1 Chicago Tribune, Sunday, November
D. B. Cooper, $200,000 leap still a mystery
PORTLAND, Ore. [UPI]- It's Thanksgiving time and thoughts around here not only turn to turkey, pumpkin pie and footballl, but also to .D. B. Cooper, history's first 'and only successful parachut- «Ing sky bandit. Where is he and where did he stash the cash?
Three years ago on Thanks- giving eve Cooper went aboard a Northwest Orient Airlines flight in Portland for a short hop to Seattle.
Three years ago on Thanks- giving eve Cooper went aboard a Northwest Orient Airlines flight in Portland for a short hop to Seattle.
The plane wasn't airborne much more than five minutes when one of the more bizarre crimes in history was commil- ted.
COOPER, THREATENING to set off an explosive device, demanded and got $200,000 in $20 bills delivered, along with three parachutes, to the plane in Seattle. Then after allowing the passengers to debark, he ordered the crew to fly the plane to Reno, Nev., following a course down the western sector of Washington and Ore- gon before cutting across the mountains on a direct flight to Reno, Somewhere en route he bailed out via the tail exit.
No trace of Cooper or the money ever was found.
It set off a chain of similar skyjackings that changed the
ACANADA
Seattle
WASH.
Pacific Ocean
1 Porband
ORE.
CAL.
NEV.
100 Miles
o Reno
Tribune Man
UPI Telephoto
FBI artist's 1971 composite sketch of D. B. Cooper.
face of air travel thruout the world.
BUT ONLY Cooper beat the law at taking the money and jumping.
face of air travel thruout the world.
BUT ONLY Cooper beat the law at taking the money and jumping. The law still is look- ing for him.
"The case is an active one, not only here but thru the Unit- ed Slates," said Julius Matt- son, agent in charge of the Federal Bureau of Investiga- tion, Portland office.
"We're still getting leads," he said, "but not quite as heavy as we were. The case still is in the public mind and when the public thinks of it, it also thinks of us.
"THERE REALLY bas been no substantive development. The work now is mostly elimi- nating possibilities, proving or disproving tips offered.
"Not one of the $20 bills has turned up anywhere."
Cooper apparently strapped the money to his body for the jump. A theory that he may have fallen into Lake Merwin in southwest Washington about 30 miles north od Portland could not be proved.
THE RASH of Skyjackings that followed brought multiple changes for the air traveler, the major one being search of luggage and persons.
The electronic surveillance has produced an arsenal of weapons and explosives.
You have the right to talk to a lawyer for advice before we ask you any questions and to have him with you during questioning.
If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed for you before any questioning if you wish.
If you decide to answer questions now without a lawyer present, you will still have the right to stop answering at any time. You also have the right to stop answering at any time until you talk to a lawyer.
WAIVER OF RIGHTS
Rad this statement read % ime
I have read this statement of my rights and I understand what my rights are. I am willing to make a statement and answer questions. I do not want a lawyer at this time. I understand and know what I am doing. No promises or threats have been made to me and no pressure or coercion of any kind has been used against me.
Witness:
Witness:
Signed Jec. Gund FBI
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Mimo. 2:09 Pm
had real t him by SA Headred hewould decline to execute form by signative but would coment to intervene
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DB Cooper-37432FD-340 REV. (6-24-65)
File No.
164-81-10(512)
Date Received
9/24/75
From
KCDPS
(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR}
SE, WA
b6
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THYAMA OF SFOTTE HOANIT
To Be Returned Yes Receipt Given Yes No No
Description:
two 12) capua of a KCDPS
taken 1/20/74
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DB Cooper-37449b6 b7C
DB Cooper-37451FD-340 REV. (6-24-65)
File No.
164-81-10-1513 
Date Received
8/19/75
From
DMY
(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
Robert.
(CITY AND STATE)
X. Fick
(NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)

To Be Returned	 Yes	Receipt Given	 Yes
Description:	 No	 No

Copy of drivers License for
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DB Cooper-37452DEPARTMENT of MOTOR VEHICLES Division of Driver Licensing
Date
X-14-75
The attached photostatic copy of the Washington State Driver's License/Identification Card:
Was issued on
3-18-75
DB Cooper-37453 ;164.81.
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DB Cooper-37455
164-81-10 (13)FD-340 REV. (6-24-65)
File No.
164-81-125514
Date Received
8/29/75
From
DMV
(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(CITY AND STATE)
Rthat H.
Carpen and yet 8 mayhave But I Want it cuder stood that If I have information about this man I do not want my name to be made Public, S have a question to and that to me it is important
Whew R.C. Cooper high lacked that plane. t
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there may have Information as to who
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DB Cooper-37467

164-81-la (516

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164-81-100(517)
Date Received
10/15/75
From
Los angeles
(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
AND STATE)
b6
By
b7C
SPECIAL AGENT)
To. Be Returned Yes®
Receipt given Yes Ho No
Description:
Xerox copy of map drawn by Bureau agents Concerning area near Darker Nane un Astua Tree National monument. also photopaper Farealshown.
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DB Cooper-37471Pinion Pme
$3
2
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5A
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No fires
$319
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1 west of these Morada when I was something wrong twokodings under a large, 2 packed in vad pulled out a section of a para- charte (actualy given sections) that dad oven rolled up into a light ball and hidden it tare. I don't know anything about parachutes but 2 will describe it the best that to own It was dwrited for and to and just like someone had tried to wring it out and Then they could if ig in a ball and find it andde That log, and the aguilar 9. OCT/24 1975 sich or just not have eatinglf
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the outside langers of aloth and just left the ropes that exparte each granel and the band that gove aveaund the bottom and the. Three inside section of both are still intact.
the loaded omaund at the Likes in the vicinity and found that a pandanore pine tice about Thaty feet up The chill from the chute had sernething heaven fall through it, breaking oft a row of that To the bottom, whatever had come down through that tree had taken an awful beating. Now it started to make sure why that were just half of a chut we found. Who ever was in it was left dangling about fiften feet from the ground because all the wall der limbe had been crushed as if a heavy load had been sweing
DB Cooper-374863
against the side of the tree Then they climbed the should lines and cut off the inside shroud lines and the hem on the bottom of the letter of the chate on each side and let the nylon panile on each side split to the top so That it doubled the length of the chate so they could reach the ground, and then he took Find of the chute
letter of the chate on each side and let the nylon panile on each side split to the top so That it doubled the length of the chate so they could reach the ground, and then he took Find of the chute on the ground and twisted it into rope so he could soap it look from The limb it was hacked ante. Then when he got it down, he cut the top seam and the ropes at the come, separating the two halves and hid this half we found and took the other half with him for a shelter. She also took all the shoud lines from the part he left and the
DB Cooper-374874
harness.
The only person we can think of that would go to this much Trouble to hide his track so carefuly was that Cooper That Hijacked That plane in the Seattle Machington a few years ago, and this place is directly on the route that plane went, This is seven thousand feet elevation and bitterly cold that time of spor and ten rough miles to the reared habilitation and if he was badly injured I doubt if he made it out.
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File No. 164-81-1a(523)
Date Received 9/15/75
From Drivers License, DMV
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
b6 Olimpia, Wash. b7C
By
To Be Returned Yes® No
Receipt given Yeş No
Description:
Wash.
164-81 -la(526)
11/13/25
Date
b6
From
b7C
b7D
To Be Returned Yes Receipt Given Yes No No
Description:
Business card of
Reliable Real Estate, che.
b6
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DB Cooper-37504b6 RELIABLE b7C b7D
REAL ESTATE INC. 700 E. WISHKAH
Complete Real Estate Service Homes - Farms - Commercial
DB Cooper-37505164-81-14(520)
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DB Cooper-37506FD-340 REV. (6-24-65)
b6 b7C
File No.
164-81-19(52)
Date Received
12/2/75
From
INAME OF CONTRIBUTORS
Driver License /DMV
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
Olympia Wash.
(CITY AND STATE) R.H. Wice
(NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)
To Be Returned Yes Receipt Given Yes No No
Description:
Pluto:
Deleen 2/23/75 b6 b7C
DB Cooper-37507164-81-la(527)
DB Cooper-37509FD-340 REV. (6-24.65)
SE 164-81-1a(528) 
File No.
88-638
Date Received
4/4/75
From Bulet to Albany, 4/3/75
(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(CITY AND STATE)
Mail
(NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)

To Be Returned	 Yes	Receipt Given	 Yes
 No	 No
Be Returned	 Yes	Receipt Given	 Yes
 No	 No

Description :
2 photographs of
b6 b7C
: 2 .- Seattle : 3 - Sacramento
; W/ Sacramento airtel to SE, 11/13/75.
DB Cooper-37510b6 57C
Photographs taken 1972 - Photograph taken 1973
DESCRIPTION
AGE:
HEIGHT: 59 10 5'10
EYES: brown
WEIGHT: 150 to 160 pounds
COMPLEXION: medium b6
BUILD: medium
RACE: white
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HAIR: brown
NATIONALITY: American
OCCUPATIONS:
SCARS AND MARK.
REMARKS:
SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS USED
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SE 164-81-1257-8
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Photographs taken 1972 - Photograph taken 1973
b6 b7C
DESCRIPTION
AGE:
HEIGHT: 59 To 5'20'
EYES: brown
WEIGHT: 150 to 160 pounds
COMPLEXION: medium
BUILD: medium
RACE: while NATIONALITY: American
OCCUPATIONS:
SCARS AND MARKS.
REMARKS
SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS USEOS
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DB Cooper-37512
SE 164-81-12528
HAIR: brownFD-340 REV. (6-24-65)
b6 b7C
File No.
164-81-la 529
Date Received
12/4/75
From.
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
RENTUN WASH
{CITY AND STATE)
SA
(NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)
To Be Returned Yes Receipt Given Yes No :
64-81 - /a 531
Date Received
1/9/76
b6
From
(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR) Driver Licensing / DMV
b7C
(ADDRESS OE CONTRIBUTOR)
Olympia, Wa.
(CITY AND STATE) ROBERT H. WICK
By
(NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)
To Be Returned Yes
Receipt given Yes No No
Description:
Photo:
GEORGE DELWYN COOPER
taken :
8/13/74
Sub: 783
DB Cooper-37523`DULT CO-OP-EC-D627NM 08-14-76 06521H0 ENDORSED FOR COMBINATION
COOPER, GEORGE DELWYN 5907 NE ERIN WAY
: VANCOUVER
WA 98665
M 081438 BLU 150 5-11 CORRECTIVE LENSES
DB Cooper-37524164-81-12531
DB Cooper-37525FD-340 REV. (6-24-65)
File No. 164-81-la 532
Date Raraivad 1/3/76
From
b6
b7C
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTORT Durham, R.C.
A
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GENT)
To Be Returned Yes Receipt Given Yes No No
Description:
Two photos showing
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4 DB Cooper-37528
164-81-12532FD-340 REV. (6-24-65)
File No.
164-81 -la533
Date Received
1/30/76
From_SPD
(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR) STITU
0).
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Date Filed
Disposition
7/4/76
535. Photo of
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2/1/76
536 Photo of
2/25/16
537 COPY OF DRIVERS LICENSE OF
2/25/16
538 COPY OF DRIVERS LICENSE OF
2/27/16
539. Photo of William
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3/19/16
540, 2 Copies of drivers license of Would Walliams Clark
3/9/76
541- Photo of
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3/4/10
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3/29/16
543 Photo of Games Howard Stockwerk, Sub 810
7/20/16
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5/25/76 545. Photo of9
5/26/16
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6/8/76
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6/28/76
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7/12/16
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DB Cooper-37535FD-340 REV. (6-24-65)
File No.
164-81-1a 535
Date Received
1/31/76
From
northwest airlines
(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
Minneapolis, Minnesota
(CITY AND STATE)
(NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)

To Be
164-81-1a 535
Date Received
1/31/76
From
northwest airlines
(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
Minneapolis, Minnesota
(CITY AND STATE)
(NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)

To Be Returned	 Yes	Receipt Given	 Yes
 No	 No
Description:

Photo of
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Sub J
DB Cooper-37536b6 b7C
De 164-81-1a 535
DB Cooper-37538FD-340 REV. (6-24-65)
File No. 164-81-10536
Date Received 1/22/76
From
b6
b7C
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
Low
To Be Returned Yes Receipt Given Yes No No
Description:
Photo of
b6 b7C
DB Cooper-37539. 164-81-19536
DB Cooper-37541FD-340 REV. (6-24-65)
File No.
164-81-12537
Date Received
1/29/16
From
DEPT OF MOTOR VEHICLES
· (NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDREBS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(CITY AND STATE)
ROBERT H. WICK
(NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)
To Be Returned Yes Receipt Given Yes
Description: No No
COPY OF DRIVERS
LICENSE OF
b6
b7C
DB Cooper-37542164-81-1a 537
DB Cooper-37544DEPARTMENT of MOTOR VEHICLES
Yes Receipt Given Yes
Description: No No
COPY OF DRIVERS
LICENSE OF
b6
b7C
DB Cooper-37542164-81-1a 537
DB Cooper-37544DEPARTMENT of MOTOR VEHICLES Division of Driver Licensing
Date
1-29-76
The attached photostatic copy of the Washington State Driver's License/Identification Card:
[]
Was issued on 6-22-74
DB Cooper-37545FD-340 REV. (6-24-65)
File No.
164-81-1a 538
Date Received
1/27/16
From
DEPT OF MOTOR VEHICLES
(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(CITY AND STATE)
ROBERT H. WICK
(NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)
To Be Returned Yes Receipt Given Yes No No
Description:
COPY OF DRIVERS LICENSE OF
b6 b7C
DB Cooper-37546 164-81-10538
DB Cooper-37548DEPARTMENT of MOTOR VEHICLES Division of Driver Licensing
Date
1-27-76
The attached photostatic copy of the Washington State Driver's License/Identification Card:
Was issued on
4-20-74
DB Cooper-37549FD-340 REV. (6-24-65)
File No.
164-81-1a 539
Date Received
2/14/16
From
Minneapolis
· (NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
b6
b7C
(NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)
To Be Returned Yes Receipt Given Yes :
164-81-1a 539
Date Received
2/14/16
From
Minneapolis
· (NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
b6
b7C
(NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)
To Be Returned Yes Receipt Given Yes No No
Description:
Photo of
b6
b7C
Sub J
DB Cooper-375502110
b6 b7C
De 164-81-10539
b6 b7C
DB Cooper-37552FD-340 REV. (6-24-65)
b6 b7C
File No.
164-81-1a 540
Date Received
1/24/16
Fror
Drivers
License Section, Cally Deph
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
o motor Vehicles Sacramento
Se
(NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)
To Be Returned Yes Receipt Given Yes
Description: No No
2 copies of driver's license 60681197 in the name of Donald William Clark Re: Sacraments letter to Seattle dated 3/5/16
Sub
DB Cooper-37553RECORD CROSS REFERENCE COPY OF DRIVER LICENSE OR IDENTIFICATION CARD APPLICATION ON FILE WITH CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES
FOR DMV' OR' LAW ENFORCEMENT USE ONLY ₩
G0681197/
DONALD WILLIAM CLARK
6623 N ANNA
FRESNO, CA 93710
SEX HALA
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DATE OF BIRTH:
06-16-38
542.44-3299
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DATE OF BIRTH:
06-16-38
542.44-3299
OTHER LODRESS J AXLE HOUSE CAR AND ALL Z AXLE VEMS, EXCEPT EL5 OR 2 WHEEL MOTORCYCLE. MAY.TOW VEH UNDER GOOO LES CODES
SEE OVER FOR ANY OTHER CONDITIONS MUST WEAR
CORRECTIVE LENSES 
Kamilmillion Club
RECORD CROSS REFERENCE COPY OF DRIVER LICENSE OR IDENTIFICATION CARD APPLICATION ON FILE WITH CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES
FOR DMV' OR' LAW ENFORCEMENT USE ONLY Ký
G0681197/
DONALD WILLIAM CLARK
6623 N ANNA
FRESNO, CA 93710
SEX MAIR EYES HEIGHT WE uht FREAx fx. M RED BLU 6-02 200 74
DATE OF BIRTH
06-16-38
542-44-3299
OTHER AODRESS CLASS 3 J ALLE HOUSE GAR AND ALL'Z AXLE VENS. EXCEPT AUS OM 2 WHEEL MOTORCYCLE. MAY TOW YEN UNDCA 6000 LOS CROSS SEE OVER FOR ANY OTHER CONDITIONS MUST WIAA CORRECTIVE LENSES
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DB Cooper-37554164-81-12540
164-81-12540
DB Cooper-37555
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File No.
164-81-la 541
Date Received
3/8/76
From
SLC PD
(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
S.
(6-24-65)
File No.
164-81-la 541
Date Received
3/8/76
From
SLC PD
(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
S.L.C.
b6
b7C
(NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)
To Be Returned Yes Receipt Given Yes No No
Description:
Photo of
b6
b7C
taken 1963.
with Sue airtel to Seattle
3/10/16
b6
b7C
DB Cooper-37556164-24-1A 21 Se 164-81-1a541
DB Cooper-37558 b6 b7C
169-47-117FD-340 REV. (6-24-65)
File No.
164-81-12542
Date Received
3/19/26
From
Leenver De lit Cated
3/16/16
(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDREBS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(CITY AND STATE)
(NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)

To Be Returned	 Yes	Receipt Given	 Yes
Description:	
No	 No

Copy of drivers licence of
b6
b7C
DB Cooper-37559DN 164-98-1A22
b6 b7C
. Se 164-81-1a542
DB Cooper-37561FD-340 REV. (6-24-65)
File No.
164-81-1a543
Date Received.
From
Las Vegas, enclosure
(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
to letter dated 3/22/76
[ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(CITY AND STATE)
By
[NAME OF SPECIAL
From
Las Vegas, enclosure
(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
to letter dated 3/22/76
[ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(CITY AND STATE)
By
[NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)
To Be Returned Receipt given No Yes Yes No
Description: COPY OF Photo of
James Howard Stockwell
Sub 810
DB Cooper-3756271918 21019 NA
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LAS VEGAS NITROPOLHAN POLICE DEPT
9820918X LAS VEGAS METROPOLITAN POLICE DEPT
DB Cooper-37563 ¢
TATIFS HOWARD STOCKWELL 3/31/33, Cedar Rapids, 16wa 5 7", 140, brown hair. blue oves, FBI # 89847L5, Soc. Sed. # 483 30 1001
164-81-1a 543
DB Cooper-37564FD-340 REV. (6-24-65)
File No.
164-81-1a 544
Date Received
4/19/16
From
(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(CITY AND STATE)
(NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)

To Be Returned	 Yes	Receipt Given	 Yes
 No	 No

Description :
Copy of photo of
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Enclosure to Kansas City letter dated 4/16/16
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DB Cooper-37565164-81-19544
b6 DB Cooper-37567 b7CFD-340 REV.
selected: No

Description :
Copy of photo of
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Enclosure to Kansas City letter dated 4/16/16
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DB Cooper-37565164-81-19544
b6 DB Cooper-37567 b7CFD-340 REV. (6-24-65)
File No.
164-81-la 545
Date Received
4/1/76
From
SPD
(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
SEATTLE, WAKÜ
E)
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b7C
TINH OF MI LOT AGENT)
To Be Returned Yes Receipt Given Yes No No
Description:
111 COPY OF
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TAKEN
3/21/73
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DB Cooper-37568 164-81-12545
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DB Cooper-37570FD-340 REV. (6-24-65)
File No.
164 -81 -12546
Date Remained
5/13/71
From
INAME OF CONTRIBUTOR
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DMV
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(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
Aleancio
Wach.
To Be Returned Yes Receipt Given Yes No No
Description:
Copy of Washington Drivers
License
#
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DB Cooper-37571SE 164-81-la546 DB Cooper-37573FD-340 REV. (6-24-65)
File No.
164-81 -la547
Date Received
6/2/76
From
BORING AIRCRAFT CO.
(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR) SE, WA
(CITY AND STATS)
b6
[NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)
b7C
To Be Returned Yes Receipt Given Yes No No
Wiek
By
(NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)
To Be Returned Yes
Receipt given Yes Ro NO
Description:
DRIVER LICENSES FOR :
VERNE GARTH KNOTT
TAKEN: 1972; 1976
Sub 819
DB Cooper-37584DEPARTMENT of MOTOR VEHICLES : Division of Driver Licensing
Date
6-4-76
The attached photostatic copy of the Washington State Driver's License/Identification Card: [-] Was issued on 3-24-72
DB Cooper-37585KN-OT-TV-G783JH 04-08-74 *****- 660
: MALVERNE GARTH 17200 LAKE DESIRE DR N WA 98055 4 040822 |BRN |2006=00
DB Cooper-37586
Verwey Anos11.7-81-la 549
DB Cooper-37587DEPARTMENT of MOTOR VEHICLES Division of Driver Licensing
Date
5-27-76
The attached photostatic copy of the Washington State Driver's License/Identification Card:
[-]
Was issued on 3-25-76 ,
DB Cooper-3758816-1-81-1a 549
DB Cooper-37589FD-340 REV. (6-24-65)
File No.
164-51 SUE 825/2050
Date Received
6/12/76
From
WASH. COM. C.T. )
(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR) PICKING WEH.
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Description: No
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DB Cooper-37592FD-340 REV. (6-24.65)'
SE164-81-12551
File No.
144-98
Date Received
7-1-76
From
Wyo nmV
(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
SC IN
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To Be Returned Yes Receipt Given Yes No No
Description :
Photo of
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Seatte # 164-81
to Seattle, 7/7/76 b6 b7C
DB Cooper-37593Je 164-81-12551
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(Title)
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item
Data Filed
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522
1/20/1.
Photos
553
5/20/96.
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554
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555
8/3/76
Plates 2
556
8/3/16
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558
8/9/26
Bruce L'photo of The
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Photos Of
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DB Cooper-37596 FD-340 REV. (6-24-65)
164-81-16552
File No.
NORJAK
Date Received
From SAC, MIAMI
[NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
{CITY AND STATE)
SA
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To Be Returned Receipt Given Yes Yes No No
Description :
photos of
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DB Cooper-37597?
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7/14/76
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164-81-19552
164-81-10552
DB Cooper-37600
0FD-340 REV. (6-24-65)
File No. 164-81-1a 553
Date Received
7/16/26
From No
(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR}
(CITY AND STATE)
(NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)
To Be Returned Yes Receipt Given Yes ¿No No
Description:
Photosof
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1
DB Cooper-37601DOB
164-81-1a 553
Date Received
7/16/26
From No
(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR}
(CITY AND STATE)
(NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)
To Be Returned Yes Receipt Given Yes ¿No No
Description:
Photosof
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1
DB Cooper-37601DOB POB
164-81-10-553
AGB PO.B.
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164-81-12533
DB Cooper-37605BOB POB
164-81-12-553
DOB POB
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164-81-19553
DB Cooper-37607FD-340 REV. (6:24-65)
SE 164-81-12554
File No.
La 164-497
Date Received
From
(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(CITY AND STATE)
C. Roberts Stranger
(NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)
To Be Returned Yes No
Receipt Given Yes No
Description :
photos of
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DB Cooper-37608b6 b7C
b6 b7C
DB Cooper-37610b6 b7C
SE 164-81-la554
DB Cooper-37612FD-340 REV. (6-24-65)
164-81-1255
: File No.
164-497
Date Received
From
FBI
(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR}
LOS ANGELES, CALIF.
(CITY AND STATE) C. ROBERT STRANGER
{NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)
To Be Returned Yes
Receipt Given Yes No No
Description :
1.
1- photo of
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2. 1. photocopy of Cold. Driver's license of
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3.
NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)
To Be Returned Yes
Receipt Given Yes No No
Description :
1.
1- photo of
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2. 1. photocopy of Cold. Driver's license of
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3. 1 - photo of
DB Cooper-37613104-81-12535
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No! , of California DEPARTURE OF MOTOR VEHICLES L'im of an a License, I korrby certify thet the car met to which this is affixed is h ton photo' maplic cop Motor Vehicle Ella No. PPA 17 TO
YA 2
La second mewith Section IS]3 . . V.C., ty above officer of the Division of Pirms Levers ler been authorized to prepare under cral and certth copies of records of this Division.
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DB Cooper-37615
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164-81-10555
DB Cooper-37617
TAKEN MID 1921b6 b7C
164-81-12555
DB Cooper-37619FD-340 REV. (6-24-65)
164-81-12556
File No.
164-136
7/12/76
Date
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From
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alex La.
TAADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR}
To Be Returned ies Receipt Given Yes No No
Description:
3 copies of handwriting 1
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Re New Orleans airtel to Seattle, 7/30/76 Seattle 164-81
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DB Cooper-37620Miami, Fla.
Miami, Fla.
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The last of bach -
The best of luck -
DB Cooper-376211
2
HANDWRITING OF
164-81-12-556
Miami, Fla.
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The last of bach -
The best of luck -
DB Cooper-376211
2
HANDWRITING OF
164-81-12-556
HANDWRITING OF
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164-81-10556
DB Cooper-37622FD-340 REV. (5-24-65)
164-81-la557
File No.
164-136
Date Received
7/13/76
From
E OF CONTRIBUTOR)
alex. La.
b6
b7C
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
To Be Returned Yes Receipt Given Yes No No
Description:
3 copies 1 photo of
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Re New Orleans airtel to Seattle, 7/30/76. Seattle 164-81
b6 b7C
DB Cooper-376237
3
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164-81-10557
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MITain, TI
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The best of luck - soils
DB Cooper-376263
HANDWRITING OF
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164-81-12556
DB Cooper-37627FD-340 REV. (5-24-65)
SE 164-81 -19558
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File No.
AX 164-72

Date Received	7/30/76
From Col.

(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR}
Alexandria, Va.
TE)
(NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)
To Be Returned Yes Receipt Given Yes No No
Description:
Two copies of photograph
TE)
(NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)
To Be Returned Yes Receipt Given Yes No No
Description:
Two copies of photograph of
SSAN
DOB
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DB Cooper-37628
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DOB SSAN
164-81-12558
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DOB SSAN
DB Cooper-37629
164-81-19558FD-340 REV. (6-24-65)
File No.
164-11-1a 559
Date Received
8/17/7:
From
HONOLULU DIV
{NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR]
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
TIVAUNE OF SPECJAL AGENTT
b6 b7C
To Be Returned Yes Receipt Given Yes No No
Description :
copies of
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DB Cooper-37632HNFILE 164-85
164-810/20559
DB Cooper-37634FD-340 REV. (6-24-65)
File No. 164-81-10 560
Date Received
8/16/76
From
NO
(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(CITY AND STATE]
(NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT}
To Be Returned Yes
Receipt Given Yes E -No No
Description : Photo of Versure Ablut Hafte
Sub 788
DB Cooper-3763760568
12-68
60568
12-68
LC & IS De QUINCY . LA.
LO & IS- De QUINCY
DB Cooper-37638NO 164- 136
VERNUGE AlbeRT KottKe
Dob- 1-25-37 - N.
Yes E -No No
Description : Photo of Versure Ablut Hafte
Sub 788
DB Cooper-3763760568
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60568
12-68
LC & IS De QUINCY . LA.
LO & IS- De QUINCY
DB Cooper-37638NO 164- 136
VERNUGE AlbeRT KottKe
Dob- 1-25-37 - N. DAK. Ist . 5 10 '2 Wt- 180 HAIR BROWN. Eyes Blue
Res. (1964) CHINOOK, MONTANA
DB Cooper-37639
164-81-12560FD-340 REV. (6.24.65)
SE 164-81-12 
56
File No.
DN 164-98
Date Received
8/23/76
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From
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(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
WYOMING DEPT. OF MOTOR VEHICLES
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
CHEYENNE, WYOMING
51
(NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)

To Be Returned	 Yes	Receipt Given	 Yes
	No	 No

Description : application for Wyoming Driver's License in the name James alan Croak sent seattle by airtel 8/23/76. Seattle # 164-81 DENVER #164-98.
Sub 829
DB Cooper-37640164-81-126560
DB Cooper-37641Examiner will type LAST, FIRJt and MIDDLE NAME un ilne below. CROAK, JAMES ALAN
NYO.
Applicant will print in the following;
MAILING ADDRESS:
LUTION HLIGHTS VILLAGE GREEN RIVER
5'- 9 %
(Street or Box No.
Applicant will print in the following;
MAILING ADDRESS:
LUTION HLIGHTS VILLAGE GREEN RIVER
5'- 9 %
(Street or Box No.) 150
(City)
(State)
(Zip)
Height (Ft. & In.)
(Weight)
LICENSE NUMBER
315-28-6472
Social Security No.
8815/75016
Date of Application
6-24.75
Date of Birth 6-89-32
(Mo Day Year)
(Mo Day Year)
TO BE ENTERED BY EXAMINER If a minor (under 18) or if you need a duplicate of a lost license, see entries required on reverse.
CORRECTION DATA FROM PREVIOUS LICENSE OR AP- PLICATION FOR DUPLICATE NAME CHANGE: If the following data on your present license should be correc- ted, or if you are surrendering your license for a duplicate name change, copy the information from your present license and enter below:
Name was
Date of birth was
Social security no. was
IF YOU ARE APPLYING FOR A NEW LICENSE OR A RENEWAL OF YOUR LICENSE ANSWER THE QUESTIONS BELOW:
List your most current license No.
X 614023
From what state? WYO. Year issued 1972
Has your license ever been: Revoked NO
Suspended NO Denied NO
Cancelled
NO
If so, where When
The reason:
Have you completed a high school or sponsored driver education
Year issued 1972
Has your license ever been: Revoked NO
Suspended NO Denied NO
Cancelled
NO
If so, where When
The reason:
Have you completed a high school or sponsored driver education course of thirty (30) hours of classroom and six (6) hours of behind the wheel instruction? NO
If so, where .When
Have you completed a defensive driving course?
NO
HAVE YOU EVER BEEN AFFLICTED WITH OR TREATED FOR:
Epilepsy NO
Blackouts NO Paralysis NO
Diabetes NO
Heart Condition NO
List any other physical disabilities you have that could
affect your driving ability:
NONE
HOME ADDRESS: If your home address differs from your mailing address listed above, make entry:
(Street)
(City)
(State)
(Zip)
I hereby certify under penalties provided by law, that the answers to the above questions and any other entries made by me on this application are true and correct.
X JAmas Alabak
(Signature of applicant)

EXAMINER MUST	COMPLETE	THE FOLLOWING	ENTRIES
This license will	expire on:	6.27-	78
(Mo Day	Year)

VISION
W/Corrective Lens (
W/O
27-	78
(Mo Day	Year)

VISION
W/Corrective Lens (
W/O Corrective Lens 
Are contacts worn?

Vision Screening	Right Eye	Left Eye	Both Èyes
20/20	20/20	20/20
Color blind	Yes	Nono
Depth Perception	Yes CAS No


RESTRICTIONS - (CODED) May be imposed by examiner
L Corrective Lens V Outside Rear View Mirrors
S Power Steering
T Automatic Trans.
H Hand Controls
P Gas pedal left foot
RESTRICTION - (CODED) If any of following are believed necessary, forward for departmental approval.
D Daylight Driving U City Driving Only
X No interstate or primary highway driving
Y To submit annual medical/vision certificate Other
TEST RESULTS
Written exam
97
Driving
Passed
yo
Rejected for:
Driving
Written
Vision
Physical
Physical disability:
LICENSE INFORMATION - STATUS - CLASS - TYPE
Y To submit annual medical/vision certificate Other
TEST RESULTS
Written exam
97
Driving
Passed
yo
Rejected for:
Driving
Written
Vision
Physical
Physical disability:
LICENSE INFORMATION - STATUS - CLASS - TYPE STATUS 
New
X
Renewal
Duplicate

APPLICATION FOR (check one)	Cash	Other	Fees
Driver license	 X	$2.50
Duplicate		$2.50
Instruction permit		$1.00
Duplicate		$2.00

CLASS (Circle One or More)
C: A B M
Type (Check one, if applicable)
Instruction
1/
Restricted 50 mile radius
R/
REMARKS:
DATE: 6.24-25EXAMINER
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APPLICATION FOR DRIVERS LICENSE
STATE OF WYOMING-DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE & TAXATION D-1 (7-74)
MALE HAZEL
(Sex) (Eyes) FD-340 REV.
FD-340 REV. (6-24.65)
DE 164-81-10(562)
File No.
DN 164-98
Date Received
8/23/76
b6
From
b7C
(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
Wyoming Dept of Motor Vehicle
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
Cheyenne Warming
sá
To Be Returned Yes Receipt Given Yes No No
Description :
one photo by James
alan Croate sint
Seattle by airtel
8/27/76, Seattle # 164-81
Denver # 164-98.
Sub- 829
DB Cooper-37643+ CROAK, JAMES ALAN NO 63 HUTTON HEIGHTS VILLAGE GREEN RIVER C WY 82901 8875175016
5 09 150 M
06 24 75 06 29 32 78
315 28 6472 X JAMES A BOOK

DB Cooper-37644

164-81-12562 Sub- 829
DB Cooper-37645FD-340 REV. (6-24-65)
File No.
164-81-la 
563
Date Received
9/2/76
From
NY
(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(CITY AND STATE)
(NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)

To Be Returned
164-81-la 
563
Date Received
9/2/76
From
NY
(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(CITY AND STATE)
(NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)

To Be Returned Yes	Receipt Given	 Yes
 No	 No

Description : Newspaper clipping from The Register Quard, Eugene, Ore. Adtech 1/26/76
I anonymous letter
7/30/76
Sub 832
DB Cooper-37646DB Cooper-37647
164-81-12 563EUGENE. OR
9 AUG 1976
Globe Indemnity Co.
150 Wm. St.
NEW YORK OFFICE AUG 17 1976 OFFICE ADMINISTRATION
New York, N.Y.
DB Cooper-37648Globe Indemnity Co
If. you , at this late date; are. still interested to find "D.B. Cooper ", he is Marion Mooney and liveds at Rtx 1. Box 140 on Jasper Road, Springfield Ore. .. He has' .b6 b7C living in
Mooney's father is supposed to live in Springfield, Ore: the
When he parachuted with the loot; he came down saat of Bugene- Springfield area and had-an arm and/or leg injured and was-nursed back to health by: `a Physician and Surgeon by name of Dr.
is supposed to live in Springfield, Ore: the
When he parachuted with the loot; he came down saat of Bugene- Springfield area and had-an arm and/or leg injured and was-nursed back to health by: `a Physician and Surgeon by name of Dr. Joseph Keever of Eugene, Ore: Subsequently he bought his- present home which was hy Dr. Weever together with 47 acres of land/Dr. Keever. inherited the place from his allegedly deceased father Clyde A. Keever, who was not buried but merely plaid"possum". What was in the coffin was not a man but a wax effigy. I have' heard-his voice"and have seen him with as late as 4/7/173 .and. 12/25/73; respectively. And he -alledgedly "died on 9/19/72. ( By the way, janother Man -old diedl'in . the same
manner with the same circumstances. His name is
Ore: who
chopper but is now
since he was knee-high to a grass- Imagine my shock when I saw him on the only recently ...
on
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are members of the West Coast Syndicat , I believe
So is a another
who deals in
Who moved to
before the disappearance of.
ore .
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Mooney. himself came here from Elmira, not far from Eugene, where n had lived in a trailer house and , so the story goes , had been a Christ tree farmer.
himself came here from Elmira, not far from Eugene, where n had lived in a trailer house and , so the story goes , had been a Christ tree farmer. Since living at his present address on Jasper Rd. he has bought 150 or 250 acres of la
on the coast near Florence, Ore. and is wwwhawww buying or has bought wone some property on or near Roseburg, Ore. b6 He and Washington , D.C. is going to move to where he will live in a home with Swimming pool.
do a lot of traveling to California and even to b7C
During the(not too long ago ) Canadian multi-million dollar robbery in Ontario ( I believe, There was an unusual amount of activity that was indeed suspicious, around the but I ca not prove anything definite. b6
In my opinion, however, his ( Mooney's ) Fingerprints in his armubic records will prove to be the same as D. B.Cooper's.
intensely interested in parachuting and flying, so I think
tha
he was really in the Air-force, though ho was injured in the army in a truck-accident. Bet there is no record of such an accident in his Service Record. DB Cooper-37649: Page 12A
REGISTER-GUARD, Eugene, Ore.
Bet there is no record of such an accident in his Service Record. DB Cooper-37649: Page 12A
REGISTER-GUARD, Eugene, Ore., Sunday, January 26, 1975
Judges feel bill scants Lane courts
' Two bills introduced in the Legisla- ture would give Lane County one addi- tional Circuit Court judge and one more District Court judge - but that's fewer than Lane Courts feel they need;
Sponsored by the Oregon State Bar Assn. HB 2221 would add one new cir- cuit judge each to Lane, Marion and Clackamas counties, and provide an additional circuit judge for the district made up of Crook, Deschutes, Gliliam, Grant, Jefferson and Wheeler counties. HR. 2216 would provide one. district
Hijack loss ruled insured
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - The Minnesota Supreme Court has ruled that an insurance company must reimburse Northwest Airlines for $180,000 of the / $200,000 lost in the "D. B. Cooper" hijacking in 1971.
The company carried a "blanket crime policy" with Globe Indemnity Co., New York, with a $20,000 deductible.
A passenger identified as D.
The company carried a "blanket crime policy" with Globe Indemnity Co., New York, with a $20,000 deductible.
A passenger identified as D. B. Cooper hijacked Northwest Flight 105 on Nov. 24, 1971, threatening to blow up the plane unless he was given $200,000 and a parachute.
The moeny was furnished at Seattle, Wash., and Cooper apparently parachuted from a rear door of the plane between Seattle 'and Portland. Neither Cooper nor the money has been located.
One portion of the insurance policy covered loss of
money within the company premises or while being conveyed by a messenger.
¿ The insurance company argued that its policy was intended to cover funds from ticket sales and other money normally in company coffers, not money bor- rowed to meet a threat. The airline borrowed the $200,000 from a Seattle bank.
The court held that extortion was covered by the broad language of the policy and that the plane was part of the airline "premises."
Writing for the court, Justice Lawrence Yetka said that even though hijacking was not envisioned, it is covered since it was not specifically excluded by the insurer.
"
Writing for the court, Justice Lawrence Yetka said that even though hijacking was not envisioned, it is covered since it was not specifically excluded by the insurer.
Yetka said it is a "well settled" rule of law that ambiguous language in an insurance policy will be strictly construed in favor of the insured party.
DB Cooper-37651FD-340 REV. (6-24-65)
File No. 164-81-1a 564
Date Received
10/6/76
From
PH
(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(CITY AND STATE)
(NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)

To Be Returned	 Yes	Receipt Given	 Yes
 No	 No

Description:
Photo of
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then
DB Cooper-37652
b6 b7C(5029)01-18-1
Kent Manor Inn Dupont Parkway US 13, Wilmington, Del.
DB Cooper-37654FD-340 REV. (6-24-65)
File No.
164-81-1/A
265
Date Received
10/22/76
From
SC
{NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(CITY AND STATE)
(NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)

To Be Returned	 Yes	Receipt Given	 Yes
From
SC
{NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
(CITY AND STATE)
(NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)

To Be Returned	 Yes	Receipt Given	 Yes
 No	 No
Description:

P. foto deiver L.c/
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DB Cooper-37655
b6
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DB Cooper-37657FD-340 REV. (6-24-65)
164-81-120566
: 45
File No.
Date Received
10/5/76
b6
From
(NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR)
b7C
U.S. Passar Inspicture
(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR]
SEATTLE. WASH
ATE}
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Mobile, Sunday, Nov. 14, 1976
Properly packed parcels please postal people
By MOLLY HUNTER Living Today Writer It's that time again when the world begins thinking about holi- day mailing - the time of year when millions of packages are delivered safely and on time - or not delivered safely and on time
Undeliverable packages, mainly due to improper packag- ing by the sender, is something that is and probably always will be a problem. There will never be a system, according to J.K. Lee Sr., Postmaster, that will be 100 percent damage free.
The greatest percentage of un- deliverable packages begins with improper packaging by the sender.
, Postmaster, that will be 100 percent damage free.
The greatest percentage of un- deliverable packages begins with improper packaging by the sender. "If the package is not wrapped properly, the sender is doing himself a disfavor." Mr. Lee said.
He added that the post office tries to improve the system all the time by encouraging the sender to pack his parcels properly. Mr. Lee said the secret to whether it gets to its final destination or not is in the strength of the box that is used and the cushioning inside of the box.
Mr. Lee mentioned that the post office used to encourage the use of string in packaging, but now with the many varieties of tape on the market, such as the nylon reinforced tape, it en- courages the tape instead. The post office discovered string to be susceptible to getting caught on various objects in contrast to tape.
The post office discourages the use of department store box- es - they simply are not strong enough. As for cushioning, the post office suggests plenty of newspaper, tissue paper, styrofoam or some kind of foam padding.
As for cushioning, the post office suggests plenty of newspaper, tissue paper, styrofoam or some kind of foam padding.
"'Believe it or not," Mr. Lee said, "we have actually gotten packages that are simply brown paper bags stapled at both ends." he said.
Mr. Lee explained a new nationwide system that has been worked out. When a clerk accepts a package at the win- dow, he must initial it in the lower right hand corner of the box. This helps identify who accepted the parcel, so if a parcel is improperly packaged, it is brought to the attention of the clerk responsible in order for him to become aware of such things in the future.
Last April. Mr. Lee devoted a great deal of time working with a group of men at the Atlanta Bulk Mail Center to identify any damage points at the center. "We worked day and night studying each point in the process of handling, loading and conveying. We went to extreme lengths to pad and cushion various points that we found be hazardous in the loading process and handling of the bulk
mail, such as the bars at the end of the slides and the eight miles of conveyer belts, which
We went to extreme lengths to pad and cushion various points that we found be hazardous in the loading process and handling of the bulk
mail, such as the bars at the end of the slides and the eight miles of conveyer belts, which involve many sharp turns. There was quite a bit of equipment modification after this study." he said.
The result? A significant reduced number of damaged packages. Tossing and throwing has also been completely eliminated from the loading process, he added.
One may ask the common question about what happens to the packages that are never delivered.
If the package has any sort of · identification anywhere on the outside or inside of it, it is given "first aid treatment", which usually involves taping up loose flaps with the strong nylon rein- forced tape. This sort of thing, according to Mr. Lee, is ususual- ly detected during one of the sorting stages - it is extracted from the group, put in a plastic container and sent to "rewrap." Books, Mr. Lee stressed. are the most common problem since they are so heavy. They have a special machine that places metal bands on the box of books to insure against any more damage.
They have a special machine that places metal bands on the box of books to insure against any more damage.
But then there are the packages that have absolutely no identification what-so-ever on the inside or out,
These parcels are sent to the Dead Parcel Office, which is a center strategically located throughout the United States. At the Dead Parcel Office, they are held for 60 days in order to give either the sender or receiver plenty of time to send out a tracer or file a claim on the parcel.
The articles are stored at the Dead Parcel Office according to what they are - there are bins for anything from shoes to photo albums.
If a claim or tracer has not been sent out within 60 days for a particular article, it is put up for public auction.
A claim, explained Mr. Lee, can be filed at any post office in the country - it does not necessarily have to be filed at the sender's or receiver's points, The same thing is true with a. tracer.
The undeliverable packages will keep piling up as long as the sender continues to wrap his packages improperly.
The undeliverable packages will keep piling up as long as the sender continues to wrap his packages improperly. And, as Mr. Lee said, besides the fact that the sender may be im- properly packaging the parcel, there is no system that is going to be 100 percent fool proof. But the public can help.
So, taking just a few more minutes of your time to look for a roll of tape or to check the strength of your box or to find a: few more sheets of newspaper to cushion the articles can make the difference.
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THE RIGHT WAY - Sandra Andress, window clerk at the main post office in Mobile, is happy to receive a package properly wrapped with enough tape to secure the package at all points. This package will probably reach its destination without any trouble because the sender took the time and the little bit of trouble to wrap it properly for mailing. (Mobile Press Register photo by J.P. Schaffner)Uranium brings prosperity, problems
EDITOR'S NOTE - Ever since the fated day when a curious yellow rock, found in a canyon, turned out to be uranium, the lifestyle of .
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EDITOR'S NOTE - Ever since the fated day when a curious yellow rock, found in a canyon, turned out to be uranium, the lifestyle of . Grants, N.M., has been boom and bust. Now it's boom again - as never before. But like every silverlined cloud, there's a dark side too.
By ROBERT LOCKE Associated Press Writer
GRANTS, N.M. (AP) - Once upon a time this town called itself the carrot center of the nation, a modest boast, and its 2,000 people led the typically modest lives of tillers of the soil.
Then one day in 1950 a Navajo shepherd named Paddy Martinez, wandering through nearby Poison Canyon, picked up some peculiar yellow rocks and brought them into town.
Over the next decade the population leaped to 10,274 . and Grants' agricultural face underwent profound change. But like many another boom, it ended as quickly as it began. The government, sole buyer of uranium in the early 1960s, found itself over- stocked. Almost overnight, nearly a fourth of the town's population moved away and many who didn't, looked back fondly on the old carrot days.
Almost overnight, nearly a fourth of the town's population moved away and many who didn't, looked back fondly on the old carrot days.
Now, once again, Grants has become one of the boomingest towns in the nation.
The resurgence began about 1967, cautiously at first, when private firms began buying uranium against the day nuclear reactors would produce sig- nificant amounts of electricity. Then in 1974 the market price of New Mex- ico's milled uranium jumped from less than $8 a pound to one recent contract of $41.50 a pound.
"I think it's just great,"; said Larry Baca. Last year Baca, 19, was pump- ing gas for $2 an hour. Now he makes $15 an hour in a mine.
Half of all the uranium known to ex- ist in the United States is in a 100-mile strip of west-central New Mexico. Near the center of the strip is Grants.
Once again the Grants population is booming - as of now about 12,000 and climbing - and once again the city is experiencing wrenching growth
City Manager Anthony Vasilakis remains confident the boom can be contained.
"Here's what we'll .
Once again the Grants population is booming - as of now about 12,000 and climbing - and once again the city is experiencing wrenching growth
City Manager Anthony Vasilakis remains confident the boom can be contained.
"Here's what we'll . do," he said. "We'll get some state_money somewhere along in there. Then the feds will come along and we'll be able to match some of theirs, and we'll build these basic lines - the collector lines and the water lines - some of that.
"Then the subdivider will come along, and he'll pay for every damned thing he does - every water line, every sewer line, streets, curbs, gutters, everything. So they give us a turn-key job of property that's com- pletely developed, with people living on it and paying taxes. Then you have the money to move a little bit farther."
Meanwhile, housing remains a critical problem.
The brakes were applied to construction when Gas Co. of New Mexico placed a moratorium on new natural gas hookups in the area. The company said the Federal Power Commission had limited its allocation of interstate gas for New Mexico, the nation's fourth largest producer of natural gas.
The moratorium is only now being lifted after six months.
company said the Federal Power Commission had limited its allocation of interstate gas for New Mexico, the nation's fourth largest producer of natural gas.
The moratorium is only now being lifted after six months.
At nearby San Mateo, population 300, house trailers hide behind centuries-old adobe homes. At the Spanish-Indian village . of Bibo, trailers are scattered helter-skelter inside wooden corrals or stand alone on concrete foundations. At the Laguna Indian Pueblo they appear in anachronistic contrast with earth- colored homes, whitewashed missions and wooden outhouses.
Not surprisingly, some who are prospering by the uranium boom also have mixed feelings aboutits effect on a way of life.
"I didn't feel too bad about the uranium when it was fantom here," said Arthur Candelaria. now that \'t like it it's right at our doorstey too good."
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of changes. And it'll get worse. It's go- ing to ruin the whole town."
On the other hand, Oracio S. Mar- quez, who has lived in San Mateo near- ly all his 59 years, sees some benefit.
"We used to make a living out of farming and ranching and that's about all we knew," he said.
Mar- quez, who has lived in San Mateo near- ly all his 59 years, sees some benefit.
"We used to make a living out of farming and ranching and that's about all we knew," he said. "I used to go outside the town and work part of the year, then come back and stay five or six months at home. Now there's several uranium companies out here and we all work for them.
One group that surely has more money are the natives of the area whose ancestry dates back even further. About half the New Mexico uranium production is on Indian land (with about 25 per cent on private land and the remainder about evenly divid- ed between state and federal land).
Tourists still leave Interstate 40 to photograph the scenic pueblo, but from the highway you can't see the television antennas that sprout from nearly every adobe roof. The Laguna Indian Reservation -- Laguna Pueblo (3,500 people) - may be on the verge of middle class.
At Paguate, one of five outvillages of Laguna Pueblo, an old Indian man stood beside a pinon fence he built 50 years ago and contemplated the gi- gantic gash in the earth that is the Jackpile mine.
At Paguate, one of five outvillages of Laguna Pueblo, an old Indian man stood beside a pinon fence he built 50 years ago and contemplated the gi- gantic gash in the earth that is the Jackpile mine.
He didn't, he said, object to the mine. Instead he seemed awed by its grand proportions.
He tried to explain its depth and breadth and the huge machines that take great bites of the earth. He repeated the story of Paddy Martinez and wondered "if that old Navajo's still alive somewhere."
He was sorry to hear that the man who discovered the uranium died in 1958.
The old man said there's plenty of money in Paguate now. His sister had a new room added to her house and "a lot of people just bought a bunch of houses to rent and then they moved off to Albuquerque ..
"They get a lot of money from that
mine, my people do."
Roland Johnson, Laguna's governor, said there's very little opposition to the mine, "but there is a concern. The Pueblos revere earth, and for many people it is, in their eyes, criminal for us to be abusing Mother Earth as we are."
Another concern, throughout the New Mexico uranium belt, is even more ominous.
Pueblos revere earth, and for many people it is, in their eyes, criminal for us to be abusing Mother Earth as we are."
Another concern, throughout the New Mexico uranium belt, is even more ominous. It is summed up in a warning sign posted near the door to the Laguna tribal office:
"If you have rocks, sand or mining waste from the Jackpile-Paguate mine or the arroyos below the mine, please contact the governor's office. This material may be radioactive and hazardous to use as building material."
Much of the opposition to the uranium industry revolves around the issue of radioactivity.
The tailings left by the mines and mills around Grants contain radium, which produces as it decomposes a radioactive gas called radon, Some research has associated radon with cancer.
The mining companies say the tailings pose no danger because they are kept behind fences on private property. Environmental groups want the tailings buried or in some way removed completely from the en- vironment. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has not taken a public position.
The state planning officer, Dr. Grace Olivarez, has estimated that by 1990 the tailings piles could contain 260 million tons - "enough
Grace Olivarez, has estimated that by 1990 the tailings piles could contain 260 million tons - "enough to cover Alba- querque to a depth of 22 inches."
And, she added, there are no state or federal regulations governing the dis- posal of uranium tailings.
The danger of radiation is debated almost endlessly, but not in Grants.
"We don't get too excited about it," said Jean Fisher, director of the Grants Chamber of Commerce. "It just doesn't seem to bother us. Maybe that's because we're prosperous and we like it."
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SKYDIVER INTO OBSCURITY - This is an artist's composite drawing of the hijacker known as Dan Cooper who leapt into history on Nov. 24, 1971. He parachuted from an airliner somehwere over southwest Washington state with $200,000 in $20 bills and there's. been no sign of him since - although for a time he did live on as a folk hero of sorts. (Mobile Press Register AP Newsfeatures Photo)
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There were imitators. Around the. world, there were more than a dozen skyjacking attempts patterned after Cooper's. Cooper is the only one not known to have failed.
With increased airport security and modification of the Boeing 727 so the rear door wouldn't open in flight, the fad stopped.
The flow of clues, hints, and tips from the public about Dan Cooper has slowed to a trickle now. After check-
highway flares. The bomb was red. Dynamite isn't. If the crew members had realized that, they might have called his bluff at the time, Himmelsbach said. "He's lucky he got as far as he did with a plan like that."
Even if the statute holds up, Ct er will have problems.
"He's lucky he got as far as he did with a plan like that."
Even if the statute holds up, Ct er will have problems.
The Internal Revenue Service com- putes his tax debt, including penalties and interest, at about $198,000. And the 16-É-Press Register Mobile, Sunday, Nov. 14, 1974
THE UNAILING SEARCH - A helicopter takes off from search. headquarters at Woodland, Wash., to scour the area highjacker Dan Cooper might have parachuted into two days before, Nov. 24, 1971. Exhaustive searches at the time brought no results. The flow of
clues, hints and tips from the publishas slowed to a trick after checking out more than 1,000 suspects the FBI sa little more about Cooper than on the stormy night he d:
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EDITOR'S NOTE - There's almost no chance that Dan Cooper, who parachuted from an airliner with $200,000 strapped to his body, is still alive. But if he is, the statute of limi- tations for his skyjack runs out Thanksgiving eve.
By JOE FRAZIER Associated Press Writer
PORTLAND, Ore.
But if he is, the statute of limi- tations for his skyjack runs out Thanksgiving eve.
By JOE FRAZIER Associated Press Writer
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - A mis- erably wet, windt, cold Thanksgiving eve in 1971.
on board and the jet, with only the crew and Cooper aboard, headed for Reno on Cooper's orders.
Then somewhere over southwest Washington, Cooper, with the 21 pounds of money strapped to him, bailed out.
. He hasn't been heard from since.
If he's alive, and that's a big "if," the five-year statute of limitations runs out this Thanksgiving eve, Nov. 24.
Or does it?
Cooper picked some of the roughest country in the Pacific Northwest.
He took two of the four parachutes with him when he jumped. One was a small emergency chute of the type- used by , stunt flyers. Under ideal conditions, someone who knew what he was doing might break an ankle or leg with. it.
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EDITOR'S NOTE - There's almost no chance that Dan Cooper, who parachuted from an airliner with $200,000 strapped to his body, is still alive. But if he is, the statute of limi-, tations for his skyjack runs out Thanksgiving eve.
Thanksgiving eve skyjacker still my
EDITOR'S NOTE - There's almost no chance that Dan Cooper, who parachuted from an airliner with $200,000 strapped to his body, is still alive. But if he is, the statute of limi-, tations for his skyjack runs out Thanksgiving eve.
By JOE FRAZIER Associated Press Writer PORTLAND, Gre. (AP) - A mis- erably wet, windy, cold Thanksgiving eve in 1971.
Passengers waited at the Northwest Orient Airlines counter at Portland International Airport to book space on Flight 105 to Seatle.
Many thought ahead to family reunions, turkey anners, long relaxed conversations and perhaps a traditional game of bridge or Monopo- ly later.
But one didn't.
Dan Cooper paidcash for his ticket, then, clutching a pper sack, boarded the Boeing 727 for tje 30-minute flight.
A few minutes afer the plane nosed into the storm, he pade his move. He showed the stewardess what he said was a dynamite bonb and demanded four parachutes, $00,000 in $20 bills, and "no funny stul.'
All the passengrs but Cooper got off at Seattle, unarare that anything was amiss.
The money and prachutes were put
on board and the jet, with only the crew and Cooper aboard, headed for Reno on Cooper's orders.
The money and prachutes were put
on board and the jet, with only the crew and Cooper aboard, headed for Reno on Cooper's orders.
Then somewhere over southwest Washington, Cooper, with the 21 pounds of money strapped to him, bailed out.
He hasn't been heard from since.
If he's alive, and that's a big. "if," the five-year statute of limitations runs out this Thanksgiving eve, Nov. 24.
Or does it?
"We're going ahead on the assump- tion' that the statute .doesn't apply, because when he did what he did, capital punishment was a possibility. There's no statute on capital crimes," says FBI agent Ralph Himmelsbach.
Anyway, he says, chances are good that Cooper is dead.
"Not one of the 10,000 bills has shown up, and we know the serial number of every one of them," he said. And Cooper apparently knew nothing about skydiving.
In a business suit and street shoes, he jumped from the rear door of a jet going 197 m.p.h. at 10,000 feet. At that elevation it was.seven below zero that night, with a wind-chill factor of 69 below zero.
at 10,000 feet. At that elevation it was.seven below zero that night, with a wind-chill factor of 69 below zero.
The plane was in clouds. "Up.looked. like down to him. He had no visual reference, He couldn't have possibly known where he was."
Cooper picked some of the roughest: country in the Pacific Northwest.
He took two of the four parachutes with him when he jumped. One was a small emergency chute of the type used by , stunt flyers. Under ideal conditions, someone who knew what he was doing might break an ankle of leg with it.
The other was a training chute used for demonstrations. The panels had been sewn shut. It wouldn't have opened.
The next night the FBI re-enacted the skyjacking using the same plane, crew, fuel load, speed and altitude. The test helped flight enineers and meteorologists to compute the probable drop zone to be a trapezoidal area covering about 25 square miles.
It has been searched and re- searched in vain.
What would it take to find Cooper's renains, assuming they are there?
It has been searched and re- searched in vain.
What would it take to find Cooper's renains, assuming they are there?
'I'd say it might take 5,000 men five years. I mean, how do you search a blacberry thicket higher than your head'"
Logers who work in the area agree that oyotes, mountain lions or wild dogs tould make quick work of a body. after five years, they say, you might fad a scrap or two of bone, if that.
Neverteless, for a while Cooper was a fol. hero of sorts.
He was nacho. He was daring, He didn't hurtanybody, but he ripped off a big corpration. And he beat the fuzz.
There were imitatof world, there were mot skyjacking attempts Cooper's. Cooper is th known to have failed.
With increased airpo modification of the Bo rear door wouldn't ope fad stopped.
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A LITTLE AT A TIME
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When painting a ceil- ing with solvent-thinned. paint, never try to paint an area more than two feet wide, says the National Paint and Coatings Association. The dry edges of your laps inay mar the finish- ed effect.
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DB Cooper-37689Mobile, Sunday, Nov. 14, 1976
Press Register -- 15-E
Russian Tea, fashions highlight Mobile's first condominium tour
Cold weather is here, and with it a chance to journey on Nov.
14, 1976
Press Register -- 15-E
Russian Tea, fashions highlight Mobile's first condominium tour
Cold weather is here, and with it a chance to journey on Nov. 23, into the world of Dr. Zhivago via the Greater Mobile Concerts. Inc. A Russian Tea and fashion show which will follow an innovation in the homes tour scene.
The organization's Women's Committee has planned a tour of four condominiums at Place. LeVert. After guests haves inspected the residences of Mr. - and Mrs. David Martin, Carl · Glass, Mrs. Palmer Gaillard and Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Mccown, at 101, 106, 103 and 110 Place Levert, .. respectively, another tour is in store.
The second tour, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Prince, 3950 Old Shell Road, will include peeks at this turn-of-the-century home and will offer sartorial and gustatory treats in the Russian fashion.
A. fashion show which stars ethnic styles from D.H. Holmes and a sampling of Russian pas- tries and tea will take place infor- mally at the Prince home.
Tickets must be purchased from Marsyl Dees, 2015 Pt. LeGere, Mobile 36605 on or before Nov.
Holmes and a sampling of Russian pas- tries and tea will take place infor- mally at the Prince home.
Tickets must be purchased from Marsyl Dees, 2015 Pt. LeGere, Mobile 36605 on or before Nov. 20. The price is $3. .
Chairman of the committee is Mrs. Arthur Prince. Committee chairmen are: reception: Mrs. Gerald Applegate; fashion show: Mrs. Harold Parkman; baked goods: Mrs. John W. Nelson; mailing: Mrs. A.H. Boyd; music: Mrs. William Henry Curtright; and treasurer: Mrs. A. LaMont Dees. Guide chairmen are, for the Gaillard home, Mrs. Keville Larsen; for the McCowan home, Mrs. Jeff Beard; for the Glass home, Mrs. William B. Patton; for the Martin home, Mrs. A. Mitchell Cobb; and for the Prince home, Mrs. Thimothy String.
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Date
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164-81 543 858
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Date Received
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Date Received
12/24/76
From
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When your doctor arranges for your admission to a hospital, present your Blue Cross card to the admitting clerk. The hospital will bitl Blue Cross direct.
While you ore owoy from home, if it is necessary for you to bo hospitalized, the local Blue Cross Plan sarving the drea will take care of your Blue Cross benefits just as if you were one of their members.
While you ore owoy from home, if it is necessary for you to bo hospitalized, the local Blue Cross Plan sarving the drea will take care of your Blue Cross benefits just as if you were one of their members. If the hospilat is' not a Blue Cross member hosptial, please ask the hospital to communicate with us,
If you should pay the hospital bill yourself, submit the receipted bill lo us and you will be reimbursed for the benefits provided by your contract.
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KEEP this card. SIGN it immediately. SHOW it to your employer. Mention the nunther in all letters about your account. If you lose this card apply for a duplicate, hot a new number.
Once a year you can get a statement of wages credited to your account. Girt a form for this purpose from any Social Security Administration District Office.
If. you change your name notify the nearest Social Security Administration District Office immediately.
you change your name notify the nearest Social Security Administration District Office immediately.
TELL YOUR FAMILY TO NOTIFY THE NEAREST SOCIAL SECURITY OFFICE IN THE EVENT OF YOUR DEATH. IT IS ADVISABLE TO GET IN TOUCH WITH A SOCIAL SECURITY OFFICE WHEN YOU REACH RETIREMENT AGE (65 FOR MEN. (2 FOR WOMEN) OR IF YOU BECOME SEVERELY DISABLED.
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION
DB Cooper-37722 NOTICE TO TRAFFIC AUTHORITIES
The California State Automobile Asso- ciation (a member of the American Automobile Association) hereby guaran- lees the appearance of the member, whose signature is hereby affixed, in any court of the United States, when arrested for violation of any motor ve- hicle faw or ordinance (except the of- fense of driving while intoxicated being
cated, leaving the scene of an accident, or of any felony) committed during the twelve months preceding the expiration date shown on this membership card; and in the event of the failure of said member to appear in court at the time of the original trial, or any date to which
the twelve months preceding the expiration date shown on this membership card; and in the event of the failure of said member to appear in court at the time of the original trial, or any date to which it may be continued, the pay- mest of any fioe or forfeiture not in in or about as automobile while intoxi- -<; excess of $200 is hereby guaranteed.
IMPORTANT-I hereby agree to notify the California State Automobile Association at once that this card is deposited with any court to guarantee my appearance. I also agree to reimburse the California State Automobile Association for any dishhiredments or expendititres made by it on account of
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San Francisco 863-3432 924-1680
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For all other Association services: consult the telephone directory for the tele- phone number of your local CSAA office.
Telegram Credit Card: Telegram signed by member may be charged to member's home address or home telephone number at any Western Union office when this card is presented,
CSAA OFFICES IN THE FOLLOWING CITIES: Main Office, 150 Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco

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Berkeley	Madera	Redwood City	Sunnyvale
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CSAA OFFICES IN THE FOLLOWING CITIES: Main Office, 150 Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco

Auburn	Los Gatos	Redding	Stockton
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Chico	Marysville	Richmond	Turlock
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Fremont	Modesto	Salinas	Vallejo
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Lodi	Red Bluff	.

This card will also be honored for membership services at all offices of the Automobile Club of Southern California and by all other affiliated AAA clubs in the United States and CAA affiliated clubs in Canada.
Membership Card must be presented at the time service is requested.
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Date Received
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DB Cooper-37730TERREBONNE BANK & TRUST COMPANY INTERNAL AUDIT DEPARTMENT POST OFFICE BOX 2667 HOUMA, LOUISIANA 70360
To Our Checking Account Depositors:
It is good banking practice to ask our checking account depositors periodically to verify the balances shown by their records with the amounts on the ledger records of the bank.
Your assistance in helping verify the correctness of your bank balance would be appreciated. Please complete this form by having it signed by an authorized signer, and returning it to the internal auditors in the accompanying envelope. Any difference should be noted on the reverse side of this form.
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E. S. Gaidry, President
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The Bank statement showing the balance indicated below is cor- rect. The receipt of all paid and canceled checks, or vouchers, covering all debit entries to date on this account is hereby acknowl- edged. Differences or exceptions, if any, are noted on the back of this form.
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DB Cooper-37731about 181/2 million were issued. Weak public demand, primarily a result of the $2 bills' relative scarcity, contributed to the discontinuance.
By contrast, 225 million of the new series 1976 bills were available on April 13, 1976, and about 400 million notes will be circulated by this summer.
The reissue of the two-dollar denomina- tion was prompted in part by a Harvard School of Business study that showed a need for a currency between $1 and $5 bills.
In addition, the new $2 notes are ex- pected to cut the volume of $1 notes in half over the next several years, which should result in a savings of about $35 million for the Federal Reserve System and the Treasury Department.
notes are ex- pected to cut the volume of $1 notes in half over the next several years, which should result in a savings of about $35 million for the Federal Reserve System and the Treasury Department.
The new $2 bill, issued on Thomas Jef- ferson's birthday, bears his portrait which was painted in the early 1800s by Gilbert Stuart. The face plate is quite similar to the previous issue.
The design of the reverse plate of the bill is completely new. It bears a vignette of John Trumbull's painting, "The Signing of the Declaration of Independence." However, design considerations re- quired that six figures appearing on the extreme left and right hand borders of the original art were dropped in the ren- dition.
The two-dollar bill is being issued in con- junction with the Bicentennial. However, it is seen as a permanent addition to currency in circulation and will continue to be issued in subsequent years.
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The crisp new $2 bill that you may have in your pocket or purse has a rich tradi- tion in American History. Two hundred years ago, June 25, 1776, just nine days before the signing of the Declaration of Independence, the Continental Con- gress issued the first two-dollar "bills of credit for the defense of America."
Since 1862, they have been issued as official U.S. currency appearing as U.S. notes, silver certificates, treasury notes, national bank currencies and Federal Reserve Notes.
Two-dollar bills were last printed in 1965 and were discontinued in 1966. Only
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SAVE to Beat the High Cost of Education
Today's cost of educating your child in a typically priced private college is just over $12,000. The cost, however, has over the past five years risen 5 percent per year. That means, next year and each year thereafter the cost to you will continue to grow. Now is the time to begin saving for that future education. Let your accumulating savings interest offset the rising cost.
Now is the time to begin saving for that future education. Let your accumulating savings interest offset the rising cost.
The important question for you to face is-How much do I save each year to accumulate the necessary funds to meet the rising costs? Economists suggest this formula:

Amount to save per	Estimated yearly expense x 4
year #	of years till college + 3

Suppose you decide to send your child of 9 to the typically priced private school. You must save $1000 per year.
$3000 x 4
$1000 =
9+3
The estimated yearly expense of $3000 times four years of school divided by the nine years left until she starts college plus three equals $1000.
Remember the accumulated interest on your savings account each year more than offsets the rising cost of higher education. But beware-the later you start saving the more you must save each year.
DB Cooper-37732THE IDLE DOLLAR- A MYTH
Dollars deposited in your bank do not, as many believe, remain idle in the bank.
DB Cooper-37732THE IDLE DOLLAR- A MYTH
Dollars deposited in your bank do not, as many believe, remain idle in the bank. With absolute safety to you, your de- posits help expand the local economy, create higher personal income and in- crease our state's net worth.
Banks must keep only a portion of their deposits as cash reserves. Much of the remainder is available for lending and for turnover in the local economy-to fi- nance expanding business, industry, farming operations and personal needs such as cars, homes and appliances.
The loans actually create new jobs, higher incomes and greater demands from consumers, all of which create new deposits which provide for more new loans. This multiplies the effect of the original deposit.
Your deposits also benefit the economy of the state through assisting in com- munity developments through the pur- chase of bonds issued to build schools, construct other public buildings, water- works, make street improvements, build- ing parks and other civic projects.
Deposits of public funds are also at work.
assisting in com- munity developments through the pur- chase of bonds issued to build schools, construct other public buildings, water- works, make street improvements, build- ing parks and other civic projects.
Deposits of public funds are also at work. Surplus funds of local govern- ments which remain in our banking sys- tem until they are spent create new money, allow more spending and ex- pand the state's economy.
Your deposited dollars and those of your friends, acquaintances and neighbor- hood businessmen are always at work benefiting your community, your state and you.
IS YOUR HOME BURGLAR PROOF?
Apartment dwellers and home owners alike are susceptible to the professional burglars of today. No amount of insur- ance can spare you the agony and heartbreak of having irreplaceable prized personal possessions stolen.
Even though it is almost impossible to completely burglar-proof your home in this era of burglaries not only in the big cities but in the suburbs and countryside as well, it is advantageous for you to plan your home protection carefully.
. Don't assume that burglars operate only at night. The number of daytime burglaries (as many as at night) is on the rise.
Don't assume that burglars operate only at night. The number of daytime burglaries (as many as at night) is on the rise.
. Use cylinder (dead-bolt) locks on all outside doors and make sure that un- used doors are always locked.
· Purchase a peephole, so you can see who's at the door before you open it.
. Don't put any identification on your keys.
. Make sure that door hinges are on the inside.
. Have locks and keys changed if you move to a new home or apartment.
. Keep a record of the serial numbers of items that carry them.
. Use the property identification system endorsed by your local police.
· Investigate the possibility of having an alarm system installed.
WHEN TO USE SPECIALIZED CHECKS!
Most bank customers are quite familiar with personal checks, but the realm of specialized items is not always quite so clear . .. certified checks, cashier's checks, money orders and traveler's checks!
What is a certified check? A certified check is a guarantee that funds have been set aside to cover the amount of the check.
What is a certified check? A certified check is a guarantee that funds have been set aside to cover the amount of the check. To purchase one, go to the bank, write a personal check for the proper amount. The bank sets aside that amount of money from your account and stamps "Certified" across the face of
UNIT PRICING- A SAVINGS TOOL
A product's unit price is how much the item costs per pound, per ounce, per pint, and so on. Because different brands of the same product may come in different sized packaging, the best way to know which costs less is to compare the unit price.
To figure the unit price yourself, simply divide the price of the item by the amount in the package. For example: a 12 oz. can of frozen lemonade for 48¢ (4¢ per ounce) is 1g less per ounce than a 6 oz. can of frozen lemonade for 30¢ (5¢ per ounce).
Many stores are now posting unit prices on the shelves near the item. This is a big help for economy conscious shop- pers.
your check. Certified checks are most often used to make large purchases or to close on homes.
This is a big help for economy conscious shop- pers.
your check. Certified checks are most often used to make large purchases or to close on homes.
What is a cashier's check? A cashier's check is a bank-guaranteed check, the bank's own order to make payment out of bank funds. When you purchase this check, you specify to whom the bank should make out the check and retain a carbon or stub for your records. It's a safe way to transfer major amounts of money from one place to another.
What about a money order? It's a means of transferring money without using cash or a personal check and can be pur- chased at the bank. It will show your name as purchaser and the name of the person who is to receive the payment.
What is a traveler's check? It is a spe- cially designed payment devised for people away from home and can be cashed throughout the world. The checks are preprinted in various de- nominations, usually $10, $20, $50 and $100. You choose the total amount you wish to buy and the denominations as well.
When you purchase traveler's checks, you sign your name in a designated place on each one.
You choose the total amount you wish to buy and the denominations as well.
When you purchase traveler's checks, you sign your name in a designated place on each one. Immediately before cashing a check, you sign it again. If traveler's checks are lost or stolen, your money will be refunded.
Note: A small fee is normally charged for these specialized items!
DB Cooper-377331. Each month the bank shall charge my checking account for an installment equal to 1/25 of the new balance of the loan as shown on the statement, or $25.00, whichever is greater, except that if the new balance is less than $25.00, the whole new balance must be paid, or a level payment that has been previously designated by me which will amount to at least 5% of my maximum credit line.
2. FINANCE CHARGES are computed by applying the aforementioned daily periodic rate, which is equivalent to the ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE as disclosed on the reverse side hereof, to the average daily balance during this billing cycle, and than multiplying this product by the number of days in the billing cycle.
ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE as disclosed on the reverse side hereof, to the average daily balance during this billing cycle, and than multiplying this product by the number of days in the billing cycle. The cost of compulsory CREDIT LIFE INSURANCE if obtained through the Bank is included within the aforediscussed FINANCE CHARGES as a component thereof.
3. The average daily balance during the billing cycle is computed by totaling the daily loan balances after adding loans and subtracting payments and credits and then dividing by the number of days in the billing cycle.
THIS FORM IS PROVIDED TO HELP RECONCILE YOUR RECORD WITH THE BANK'S STATEMENT
CHECKS OUTSTANDING - NOT CHARGED ON THIS ACCOUNT

NUMBER	AMOUNT	NUMBER	AMOUNT
THIS FORM IS PROVIDED TO HELP RECONCILE YOUR RECORD WITH THE BANK'S STATEMENT
CHECKS OUTSTANDING - NOT CHARGED ON THIS ACCOUNT

NUMBER	AMOUNT	NUMBER	AMOUNT

TOTAL $
Month 19
1. Bank Balance Shown on This Statement
$
2. ADD+ Deposits Not Credited in This Statement (If Any) $
$
TOTAL
$
$
3. SUBTRACT - Outstanding (Those Shown in Your Check Book But Not on Statement)
BALANCE $
Should Agree With Your Check Book Balance After Deducting Service Charge (If Any) Shown on This Statement
Please report any discrepancies within 10 days and furnish your account number when making inquiries.
Agree With Your Check Book Balance After Deducting Service Charge (If Any) Shown on This Statement
Please report any discrepancies within 10 days and furnish your account number when making inquiries. If no error is reported in 10 days the account will be considered correct.
DB Cooper-37735

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Take along World Money from TBT.
N Next time you take a trip, stop by and pick up a supply of World Money -BankAmerica Travelers Cheques. They're accepted across the USA and around the world. And unlike other travelers cheques, you sign World Money on the front-but you countersign them on the back. Which makes it extremely difficult for anyone to forge your name. Bank America Travelers Cheques-the safest money in the world.
Remember, if you are a member of TBT's Bonus Checking Club, your travelers cheques are commission-free.
DB Cooper-37738
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DB Cooper-37739
T-7751. Each month the bank shall charge my checking account for an installment equal to 1/25 of the new balance of the loan as shown on the statement, or $25.00, whichever is greater, except that if the new balance is less than $25.
Each month the bank shall charge my checking account for an installment equal to 1/25 of the new balance of the loan as shown on the statement, or $25.00, whichever is greater, except that if the new balance is less than $25.00, the whole new balance must be paid, or a level payment that has been previously designated by me which will amount to at least 5% of my maximum credit line.
2. FINANCE CHARGES are computed by applying the aforementioned daily periodic rate, which is equivalent to the ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE as disclosed on the reverse side hereof, to the average daily balance during this billing cycle, and than multiplying this product by the number of days in the billing cycle. The cost of compulsory CREDIT LIFE INSURANCE if obtained through the Bank is included within the aforediscussed FINANCE CHARGES as a component thereof.
3. The average daily balance during the billing cycle is computed by totaling the daily loan balances after adding loans and subtracting payments and credits and then dividing by the number of days in the billing cycle.
THIS FORM IS PROVIDED TO HELP RECONCILE YOUR RECORD WITH THE BANK'S STATEMENT
CHECKS OUTSTANDING - NOT CHARGED ON THIS ACCOUNT
THIS FORM IS PROVIDED TO HELP RECONCILE YOUR RECORD WITH THE BANK'S STATEMENT
CHECKS OUTSTANDING - NOT CHARGED ON THIS ACCOUNT

NUMBER	AMOUNT	NUMBER	AMOUNT

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Description :
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Date Received
12/31/20
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(ADDRESS OF CONTRIBUTOR)
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C. Robert Stranger
(NAME OF SPECIAL AGENT)
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