Case SI 679, FBI 00615033 GX, Seattle WA
Material submitted consists of one human cranium and one animal bone. The cranium is well preserved, lacking soft tissue and apparently is filled with soil. The cranium is complete except for the right zygomatic arch area and six teeth. These missing materials appear to have been lost perimortem or not recent post-mortem, although the broken margin of the right malar shows some evidence of more recent fracture.
The sex of the individual is difficult to determine reliably because of the attributes presented. Metric analysis using Fordisc 2.0 indicated female sex, although the cranium is very robust.
Morphologically, the skull presents some characteristics of Asian ancestry, to include Native American populations, and metric analysis with Fordisc 2.0 was inconclusive but indicated some possible Asian ancestry.
The chewing surfaces of the teeth show extreme wear. Such extreme wear is unusual for a modern individual but is expected in the dentition of an individual of archeological context.
The cranial sutures show minimal closure. This information coupled with observations on the extent of dental formation, dental eruption, and general
This information coupled with observations on the extent of dental formation, dental eruption, and general skeletal development suggests an age at death of likely between 25 and 35 years.
In summary, this cranium presents characteristics suggesting an archeological origin. It likely represents an individual of American Indian ancestry and considerable antiquity.
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION National Museum of Natural History 10th & Constitution Avenue NW Washington DC 20560
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Date of transcription
06/21/2000
white male, Date of Birth (DOB)
Place of Birth
Social Security
Account Number (SSAN)
Imperial, Nebraska
telephonically contacted
telephone number the interviewing Agent. voluntarily provided the following information:
Regarding the human skull which was found in the attic of ELSIE ROGERS, advised found this skull in the early 1980s on the Columbia River near the town of Golden Dale, Washington. believes the skull was found shortly after the eruption of Mount St.
attic of ELSIE ROGERS, advised found this skull in the early 1980s on the Columbia River near the town of Golden Dale, Washington. believes the skull was found shortly after the eruption of Mount St. Helen's and was accidentally found by while she was picking cherries. believes ELSIE ROGERS was accompanied by her husband, who died in 1989.
skull she had found, however, does not believe at any time advised oftentimes spoke about the that she displayed the skull to ROGERS never mentioned that she believed the skull might have belonged to D. B. COOPER and believes she simply picked up the skull to give it a better resting place than along the Columbia River.
advised he knew of no other individuals nor any acquaintances of ROGERS, who could provide any more detailed information regarding this skull.

Investigation	on 6/13/2000 at	North Platte, Nebraska	(telephonically)
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06/21/2000
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Place of Birth
Social Security
Account Number (SSAN)
Imperial, Nebraska
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advised oftentimes spoke about the skull she had found, however, does not believe at any time that she
advised oftentimes spoke about the skull she had found, however, does not believe at any time that she displayed the skull to ROGERS never mentioned that she believed the skull might have belonged to D. B. COOPER and believes she simply picked up the skull to give it a better resting place than along the Columbia River.
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This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.
It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.
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Case ID #: SE 164A-81 -9341
Title:
NORJAK
CRIME ABOARD AN AIRCRAFT -
HIJACKING
Synopsis: Leads covered by Omaha Division.
Administrative: Re Seattle EC to Omaha, dated 6/12/2000.
Enclosure (s) : One FD-302 interview of
FD-340 1A envelope with original interview notes of and one
Details: As indicated in Omaha EC to Laboratory, dated 06/12/2000, skull obtained from Cozad Police Department was sent to Laboratory for analysis. Prior to this, photographs were taken of the skull and were forwarded to Case Agent in Seattle.
was interviewed on 06/13/2000, and no additional leads were developed as a result of this interview.
was interviewed on 06/13/2000, and no additional leads were developed as a result of this interview.
Media inquiries will continue to be directed to Seattle.
All leads have been covered at this time, and Omaha considers this matter closed.
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U.S. Department of Justice
Federal Bureau of Investigation
In Reply, Please Refer to File No. SE 164A-81
July 12, 2000
Portland, Oregon
Dear
The Portland Division of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) received a facsimile from you regarding the DB Cooper Case on July 10, 2000. Your facsimile has been forwarded to the Seattle Division for their review as they have investigative responsibility in this case. If you have further inquiries regarding this matter you may contact the Seattle Office directly at (206) 622-0460.
Sincerely
David W. Szady Special Agent in Charge
By
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TO: Federal Bureau of Investigation, Suite 400, Crown Plaza Building 1500 Southwest 1st. Avenue Portland, Oregon 97201-5828 (503) 224-4181.
Please respond to the following questions.
1). Ref: The DB Cooper Case. Where in Clark County was the money found? Reason for asking the question.
If DB made a night time water jump and drowned, by determining where along the Columbia River where the money was recovered in Clark County, I would be able to bring in a trained cadaver dog and look for the bone fragments remains of the "DB Cooper" case. Possibly locating more evidence for your agents.
What kind of parachute was he jumping? A PCMark111/or Delta? I know it was a specially made competition chute. During this time period the only new Comp chutes were the Paracommander Mark models and the Deltas.
During this time period the only new Comp chutes were the Paracommander Mark models and the Deltas. I don't believe the squares or strato clouds were made yet.
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2). Does the FBI hire support K-9 Search staff? For finding evidence and victims?
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I have the money for the trip my funds will last only to long I will be at your disposal when I arrive at the name time I would like to proceed with all dispatch withe the recovery trip. Another factor in the weather. Jeme should be our best time to go.
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SUBJECT: RECOVERY OF THE SKYJACKED MONEY
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I will honor your request to not advise the local press until after the trip on at your advice .
My requests are simple and I believe quite reasonable: (' Transportation into the mountain (1 to 2 HOURS) 2 a written statement fromthe FBI assuring me of immunity from prosecution 3 a written statement that It will beallowed to make a movie camera
(' Transportation into the mountain (1 to 2 HOURS) 2 a written statement fromthe FBI assuring me of immunity from prosecution 3 a written statement that It will beallowed to make a movie camera account of the recovery an advisor / agent will be coming with me to Seattle. He can record the events in camera. If this can't be done, I will accept someone of your choice to do is The only requirement I have in the movie is solely my property when the trip in completed.
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1. DRIVERS LICENSE IN WASHINGTON
2. DRIVERS LICENSE IN OTHER STATES:
3.,ALL VEHICLES REGISTERED TO AN INDIVIDUAL
4. LICENSE PLATE REGISTRATION (10-28, LIST BELOW)
5. WANTS AND WARRANTS
6. CRIMINAL HISTORY-CIRCLE REASON C-CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION J=CRIMINAL JUSTICE EMPLOYMENT E=EMPLOYMENT LICENSING (GUN PERMITS, DAYCARE, ETC)
7. DRIVERS LICENSE PHOTO REQUEST
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.: FD=/1 (Rev. 3-27-95) Complaint Form
NOTE: Hand print names legibly; handwriting satisfactory for remainder. Indices: Negative See below
Subject's name and aliases
UNSUB (S)
Character of case
Crimes aboard aircraft
(SE 164A-81)
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Complainant Protect Source
/
Complaint received Personal Telephonic
Date
05/11/2000
Time
1:30 pm
Address of Subject
Complainant's address and telephone number
Las Vegas, NV
Complainant's DOB
Sex Male

Subject's Description	Race	 Male	Height	Hair	Build	Birth date and birth place
Age	 Female	Weight	Eyes	Complexion	Social Security Number

Scars, marks and other data
Employer
Address
Telephone
Vehicle Description
Facts of Complaint
Complainant (C)
Security Number

Scars, marks and other data
Employer
Address
Telephone
Vehicle Description
Facts of Complaint
Complainant (C) advised that he knows the location of money and other evidence from the "D.B. Cooper" skyjacking investigation. C claims that he was a co-conspirator in the skyjacking and has since re-located where he buried money and other items. C advised that the items are buried near a Champion Lumber Company logging road that leads into the Golden Lakes area near Mount Ranier National Park, WA. C is willing to provide corroborating information regarding his locating the buried items approximately two years ago. C had previously spoken with the interviewing agent and provided similar information (see serial 9317 in captioned case number) . C re-stated that he previously had not come forward with the information for fear of being prosecuted. C believes
Sec EC Ser 9338
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Date of transcription
08/10/2000
Lynnwood, . Washington,
telephone number was telephonically contacted at
his residence. was advised of the identity of the contacting Agent and asked about a human skull that had been found amongst the personal effects of in Cozad,
Nebraska.
date of birth
advised that
noticed
ELSIE ROGERS, was moving residences in the early 1990s and he traveled to Nebraska to assist. During the move, what appeared to be a human skull in a box and asked about it. ELSIE ROGERS said that, "That's my Indian skull." inquired further and believes he was told that ELSIE ROGERS picked the skull up along the Columbia River near Goldendale, Washington, sometime in the early to mid-1980s.
" inquired further and believes he was told that ELSIE ROGERS picked the skull up along the Columbia River near Goldendale, Washington, sometime in the early to mid-1980s. said that kept the skull in a hat box in her garage and believed she intended to possibly display it in a small museum she volunteered at in Cozad.
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Investigation	on	6/13/2000	at	Lynnwood, Washington	(telephonically)
File # SE 164A-817 9346	Date dictated	6/13/2000
by SA	abs

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.
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Date of transcription
08/10/2000
Lynnwood, Washington,
telephone number was telephonically contacted at his residence.
10-6-95)
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›
Date of transcription
08/10/2000
Lynnwood, Washington,
telephone number was telephonically contacted at his residence. was advised of the identity of the contacting Agent and asked about a human skull that had been found amongst the personal effects of in Cozad,
Nebraska.
date of birth
advised that
ELSIE ROGERS, was moving residences in the early 1990s and he traveled to Nebraska to assist. During the move, what appeared to be a human skull in a box and asked about it. ELSIE ROGERS said that, "That's my Indian skull. " inquired further and believes he was told that ELSIE ROGERS picked the skull up along the Columbia River near Goldendale, Washington, sometime in the early to mid-1980s. said that
noticed
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U.S. Department of Justice
Federal Bureau of Investigation
In Reply, Please Refer to File No. SE 164A-81
1110 Third Avenue Seattle, WA 98101-2904 August 10, 2000
Fresno, California
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DB Cooper-21470Automated Serial Permanent Charge-Out FD-5a (1-5-94)
Date: 02/01/01 Time: 13:34
Case ID: SE 164A-81 Serial: 9348
Description of Document :

Type	: FD71
Date	: 09/12/00
To	:	SEATTLE
From	:	SEATTLE
Topic:

Reason for Permanent Charge-Out :
TRANSFERED TO CORRECT SUBFILE
Transferred to:
Case ID: SE 164A-81
Serial: 6
Employee :
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DB Cooper-21471 FD-71 (Rev. 3-27-95)
Complaint Form
NOTE: Hand print names legibly; handwriting satisfactory for remainder. Indices: Negative See below
Subject's name and aliases
Character of case
NORJAK
Indices: Negative See below
Subject's name and aliases
Character of case
NORJAK
Complainant Protect Source
Complaint received Personal Telephonic Date 9/12/00
Time 7:00 pm
Address of Subject
Complainant's address and telephone number
Las Vegas, Nevada
Complainant's DOB
Sex
Female

Subject's Description	Race	 Male	Height	Hair	Build	Birth date and birth place
Age	 Female	Weight	Eyes	Complexion	Social Security Number

Scars, marks and other data
Employer
Address
Telephone
Vehicle Description
Facts of Complaint
PROTECT SOURCE
(recently married, would not give other name) called and
reported that for years Cooper. She stated that
is D.B. admitted to several years ago that he was Cooper. Other evidence to support her suspicions include:
1) He was a paratrooper in the military.
admitted to several years ago that he was Cooper. Other evidence to support her suspicions include:
1) He was a paratrooper in the military.
2) About one year before the hijacking he changed his name. (?)
3) Sometime after the hijacking he
that he would
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DB Cooper-214724) Sometime after the skyjacking he bought a ranch. He had never had a job long enough to earn money.
5) He currently lives near "a boarder" supposedly so he can leave the country in a hurry. He that he is hiding from the law.
5) He has all his property in another person's name. 6) Shortly after the hijacking, the FBI came out and interviewed and because we supposedly thought he was Cooper. After further investigation he was she suspects looks just like we cleared.
would not give me name or any other identifiers.
After further investigation he was she suspects looks just like we cleared.
would not give me name or any other identifiers. She is concerned about protecting her identity from who do not want to turn him in. She stated that she would supply everything to an agent during a face to face interview. Indices were negative on but, she stated that she recently took that name on. She would not say what other names she has gone under.
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DB Cooper-21473 Automated Serial Permanent Charge-Out FD-5a (1-5-94)
Date: 02/01/01 Time: 13:35
Case ID: SE 164A-81 Serial: 9349
Description of Document :
Type : EC
Date : 09/25/00
To
: LAS VEGAS
From : SEATTLE
Topic: TO SET LEAD TO INTERVIEW
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TRANSFERED TO CORRECT SUBFILE
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DB Cooper-21474(Rev. 10-01-1999)
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Precedence: ROUTINE
Date: 10/10/2000
To: Directors Office
10-01-1999)
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Precedence: ROUTINE
Date: 10/10/2000
To: Directors Office
Criminal Investigative
Attn: OPCA
VCMO,
Section Chief Andreas Stephens
VC/FU, SSA
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Case ID #: SE 164A-81 - (Pending) 
Title: NORJAK
Synopsis: Request Bureau and Attorney General authority for the offering of a $100,000 reward for specific evidence leading to the resolution of this case. This was discussed between Seattle SAC Charles E. Mandigo and Section Chief Andreas Stephens on 8/18/2000
Details: To summarize, this case involving the 11/24/1971 hijacking of Northwest flight 305 has remained the only unsolved hijacking in U.S. history. Seattle has processed well over 1100 subjects over the years and virtually every other field division has also expended significant investigative resources. Other than a small portion of the $200, 000 ransom money being recovered along the bank of the Columbia River, near Vancouver, Washington in February, 1980, no trace of the unidentified
Other than a small portion of the $200, 000 ransom money being recovered along the bank of the Columbia River, near Vancouver, Washington in February, 1980, no trace of the unidentified subject has ever been found. A recently updated prosecutive opinion received from the Seattle USA's office and DOJ has continued to indicate that a statute of limitations does not apply in this matter. At the time of this crime, airplane hijacking was a capital offense in the United States. This hijacking, due to its singular nature, certainly contributed to the acceleration of sweeping changes in U.S. airport security and thus had a direct and long lasting impact on the traveling public.
The hijacking of Northwest 305 continues to garner media attention. Seattle continues to receive numerous media inquiries (about fifty in the past year alone). Pursuant to recent requests from the National Press Office, Seattle cooperated in the new production of a special on the History
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To: Directors Of _ce From: Seattle
Re :
SE 164A-81, 10/10/2000
Channel, a U.
from the National Press Office, Seattle cooperated in the new production of a special on the History
SE 16HA -81-9350
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To: Directors Of _ce From: Seattle
Re :
SE 164A-81, 10/10/2000
Channel, a U.S. News & World Report story, and another soon to be filmed production titled "The Ultimate Ten" to be shown on the Learning Channel. In most of these media inquiries, the issue of a reward is invariably raised.
Previous Rewards Offered
A $25, 000 reward offered by Northwest Airlines in the early 1970's was later withdrawn after the airlines was fully reimbursed by its insurer, Royal Globe Insurance. A Seattle area newspaper offered a $5,000 reward for one of the NORJAK $20 bills until the offer was terminated in 1976. There has been no FBI sponsored reward ever offered.
Timing and Benefit of Offering a $100,000 Reward Now
As this case nears its 30 year anniversary, it is likely that any associates or family members of the unknown subject (as well as the subject himself, if alive) are in their seventies. With the passage of this amount of time it is possible that any such person might be now motivated by such a reward to come forward to resolve this matter.
With the passage of this amount of time it is possible that any such person might be now motivated by such a reward to come forward to resolve this matter. Additionally, it is expected that this approaching anniversary will be the appropriate time to make best use of likely additional media interest. It is undoubtedly in the best interests of this case not to discourage any person with positive and direct information from contacting the FBI due to press accounts of a reward no longer being available.
To avoid generating large quantities of "looks like" leads, any reward should be specific as to direct evidence or knowledge that could resolve this case. Additionally, it is anticipated that the fact of the existence of a reward, if approved, will be provided to those inquiring, not contained in a press release. It is unlikely that Northwest Airlines would wish to participate in a new reward at this time due to current public relations considerations.
If someone were to come forward with information that resolved this case, Seattle would, in any event, very likely be able to justify the payment of a significant cash payment after the fact.
If someone were to come forward with information that resolved this case, Seattle would, in any event, very likely be able to justify the payment of a significant cash payment after the fact. Approval of a reward now would enable Seattle to use this fact as an investigative tool as this anniversary date approaches .
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DB Cooper-21476 
To:
Directors Office
From:
Seattle
Re :
SE 164A-81, 10/10/2000
LEAD (s) :
Set Lead 1:
CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIVE
AT WASHINGTON, DC
For information of the VCMO Section. Request appropriate approvals be obtained for offering a $100,000 reward in this case.
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DB Cooper-21477Wetmore, Mix
Dear
June 29, 2000
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Your May 19th communication to the Department of Justice in which you inquired about the investigation of the D. B. Cooper airliner hijacking was referred to the FBI for response.
This matter remains the subject of an ongoing FBI investigation and, as such, I am precluded by longstanding FBI and Department of Justice policy from commenting on specific aspects of the case. I can tell you, however, that while there is no standing, posted reward in this case, the FBI has a mecha- nism in place which permits us
I can tell you, however, that while there is no standing, posted reward in this case, the FBI has a mecha- nism in place which permits us to make payments from time to time to individuals who provide us with information which enables us to resolve certain investigations.
We are unable to determine from the information you provided the exact nature of your inquiry regarding a If you have information concerning this individual which you believe may concern a matter involving a violation of federal law falling within the investigative jurisdiction of the FBI, or if you have information which you believe pertains to the D. B. Cooper hijacking, please provide the specific, factual details to our Detroit Office at the address below.
Sincerely yours,
Legislative Counsel Office of Public and Congressional Affairs
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Federal Bureau of Investigation 26th Floor P. V. McNamara Federal Office Building 477 Michigan Avenue Detroit, MI 48226-2598 1 - SAC, Seattle (SE 164A-81) - Enc. ReBucal of 6/21/00 to SA 1 - SAC, Detroit - Enc.
McNamara Federal Office Building 477 Michigan Avenue Detroit, MI 48226-2598 1 - SAC, Seattle (SE 164A-81) - Enc. ReBucal of 6/21/00 to SA 1 - SAC, Detroit - Enc.
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DB Cooper-21478FBI
982076
U.S. Dept of Justice 950 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20530-0001
May 19, 2000
Whatit the statue of limitations as far as Hi-Jacking an Airplane?
Is the fellow AKA DB Cooper stillopen to Prosecution for the Plane Hi- Jacking that occured Thanksgiving Evening 1971?
If an individual were to provide information or cause Mr Cooper's capture is there an outstanding Reward still availible?
If the same individual I spent time with in Jackson County Jail located in Medford Oregon during the fall of were to visit my home would I be guilty of anything as far at the law is concerned?
Thank You,
Wetmore Michigan
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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE 950 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20530-0001
20830-0001
DB Cooper-21480Routing Slip FD-4 (Rev. 8-8-89)
+ T93 Director
Date 7/12/00
FILE # SAC Seguele
Att .: $
Title ASAC Supv. Agent
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RE: Acknowledge For Information Return assignment card Assign Reassign 
Handle Bring file Initial & return Return file serial Call me Leads need attention Return with action taken Correct Mark for indexing Return with explanation 
Deadline 
Open case 
Search and return Prepare lead cards See Delinquent
Return with action taken Correct Mark for indexing Return with explanation 
Deadline 
Open case 
Search and return Prepare lead cards See Delinquent Discontinue Prepare tickler Type Expedite Recharge file serial File Send to
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SAC
See reverse side
Office Portland
*U.S. GPO: 1997-417-728/62303 DB Cooper-21481d.b. cooper
Subject: d.b. cooper
Date: Thu. 6 Jul 2000 13:17-12-0500
From:
To: portland@libi.gov
we just got a phone call in lubbock texas that a man representing d.b. cooper wants to know if he could be granted amnesty if cooper come forward. please e-mail us back
7-6.00 Contacted SA Contact and document to Seattle file .
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DB Cooper-21482
07/06/2000 11:28 AM
SE 164-21-9358Airplane.Hi-Jacking
55apr
Subject: Airplane Hi-Jacking
Date: Thu, 18 May 2000 14:51:37-0400
From:
To: < seattle@fbi.gov> CC:
I was wondering if Mr. Cooper AKA D.
Hi-Jacking
55apr
Subject: Airplane Hi-Jacking
Date: Thu, 18 May 2000 14:51:37-0400
From:
To: < seattle@fbi.gov> CC:
I was wondering if Mr. Cooper AKA D.B. Cooper is still subject to procescution for the Hi-Jacking which occured Thanksgiving Evening 1971 if he were apprehended?
I'd also like to know if there is an outstanding reward availible if a person were to help you apprehend the individual that hi-jacked that plane?
Thank You 1
Wetmore Michigan
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SEARA NAME AND PTS SeNO response VIA e mail: "Any information learning to the person responsible for this Hijtaking Shouldbe
provided to your JeArest FBI office be AVAILABLE
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ARNAUD MAY 2 Filefile:///Untitled
Any information leading to the person responsible for this hijacking should be provided to your nearest FBI Office. A reward may be available.
wrote:
I was wondering if Mr. Cooper AKA D.B. Cooper is still subject to procescution for the Hi-Jacking which occured Thanksgiving Evening 1971 if he were apprehended?
Cooper is still subject to procescution for the Hi-Jacking which occured Thanksgiving Evening 1971 if he were apprehended? I'd also like to know if there is an outstanding reward availible if a person were to help you apprehend the individual that hi-jacked that plane? Thank You Wetmore Michigan
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05/19/2000 2:23 PM DB Cooper-21484DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
PUGET SOUND VIOLENT CRIMES TASK FORCE
PRECEDENCE Immediate Priority Routine
CLASSIFICATION Top Secret Secret Confidential Sensitive Unclassified

Time Transmitted:	2:00
Sender's Initials:	9 afH
Number of Pages:
(including cover sheet)

8/24/00 Date:

To: FBI-HQ
Name of Office
Facsimile Number:
(202) 324-9890
Attn
(02)324-4888
Telephone
From:
Puget Sound Violent Crimes Task Force
Name of Office
Subject:
SE 164A- 81
Serials 4876; 4917; Sub
Special Handling
Name of Office
Facsimile Number:
(202) 324-9890
Attn
(02)324-4888
Telephone
From:
Puget Sound Violent Crimes Task Force
Name of Office
Subject:
SE 164A- 81
Serials 4876; 4917; Sub
Special Handling Instructions:
Originator's Name
Telephone: 206-622-0460
Originator's Facsimile Number: 206-262-2500
Approved:
SE 1644-81-9354
Brief Description of Communication Faxed:
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FEI SEATIE
WARNING
intended recipient of this
Information attached to the cover sheet is U.S. Government Property. If you information, disclosure, reproduction, distribution, pr use of this information is prohibited (18.USC, § 641). Please notify the originator or the local FBI Office immediately to arrange for proper disposition.
DB Cooper-21485
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FBI
Date:
3/29/73
Transmit the following in
Via
AIRTEL
(Type in plaintext or code)
AIR MAIL
(Priority)
- TO : SAC, -SEATTLE (164-81) FROM:7 SAC, SAN FRANCISCO (164-220) (₽) SUBJECT: NORJAK y
RE :
× 
Re Seattle letter to San Francisco, 7/26/73.
On 8/14/73.
(CONCEAL California,
IDENTITY) , voluntarily appeared at the Monterey, California Resident Agency as
(CONCEAL California,
IDENTITY) , voluntarily appeared at the Monterey, California Resident Agency as previously arranged. He related that in April or May he had been on vacation in the State of Washington. He related he had discussed the COOPER hijack with
Ee
mentioned to
for several years. He further related that on a flight they were The crew, which included engaged in a conversation about bailing out of the craft. As they discussed how they could accomplish their mission just as well for the Air Force using
164-81-4917
advised did not mention at any time in his presence any plan to hijack an airplane, and the discussion was probably prior to NORJAK. He fur- ther related in about 2 - Seattle 2 - San Antonio (164-111) "2 - San Francisco LEV/kan (6)
SEARCHED SERIALIZED AUG3 1 1973
Approved:
Special Agent in Charge
Sent M Per U.S.Government Printing Office: 1972 - 455-574
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b6 b7COFTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 100Z EDITION- GSA FPMR (4! CFR) 501-11.
Government Printing Office: 1972 - 455-574
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b6 b7COFTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 100Z EDITION- GSA FPMR (4! CFR) 501-11.4
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum
TO
: SAC, SAN FRANCISCO (164-220)
DATE: 7/26/73
FROM : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P.):
SUBJECT: NORJAK
On 7/24/73, Longview, Washington, recent arrival in this city and a former Police Reservist in The Dalles. Oregon, advised that
is presently stationed at Monterey, California. He is either or a in the U. S. Air Force , and is probably taking language course at this time.
advised that that b6
while he was stationed with the
on
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prior to the NORJAK incident in the Seattle Division, a man in the Air Force named This man fits the description of the hijacker in instant matter, according to and left prior to the NORJAK or was
incident. He was either a.
At the: time and this man, had the ability to fly this plane and appeared to be competent in its piloting even though he was not. a pilot at the time he was
advised and other crew members were in an
that while he and b6
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this
man, went into great detail on how he would hijack a Boeing
a pilot at the time he was
advised and other crew members were in an
that while he and b6
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this
man, went into great detail on how he would hijack a Boeing 727, and get ransom and generally spoke about all the details which eventually were the very details of the hijacking itself. This man is reported to still be in the military.
advised that when is
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contacted that it be pointed out has been concerned about this matter for some time/ and felt that the incident in question should be called to the attention of the FBI.
2 - San Francisco (164-220) 3 - Seattle (164-81) Indexed
Searched. Serialized
PAGANING
TJM: plw (5) N Vilad 7/27/73 164-81-4876
5010-100
Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan
DB:Cooper-21489
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AIRTEL
TO:
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM:
SAC, SAN ANTONIO (164-111) (RUC)

SUBJECT:	NORJAK
RE:

ReSFairtel to Seattle, 8/29/73.
Enclosed for Seattle are two copies of an FD-302 reflecting interview of on 10/4/73.
NORJAK
RE:

ReSFairtel to Seattle, 8/29/73.
Enclosed for Seattle are two copies of an FD-302 reflecting interview of on 10/4/73. b6
Attempts to obtain interview of on 9/14 and 24,
b7C 1973, were negative.
A check of the records of the Headquarters for the
revealed that they had no records which would substantiate whether or not was in fact working on 11/24/71. Their records only showed that he was assigned to that unit as of that date. They had no records which would show whether was on annual or sick leave as of that date. 2. Seattle (Encs. 2) 1-San Antonio JGH: CSW (3).
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FD-302 (Rev. 4-15-64)
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
1
Date. 10/16/73.
who resides at San Antonio (phone
, was inter-
viewed at the
San Antonio, Texas.
was advised of the identity of the interviewing Agent and of the reason for the interview after which he was furnished an Interrogation; Advice of Rights form which he read, stated he understood, and voluntarily signed.
was advised of the identity of the interviewing Agent and of the reason for the interview after which he was furnished an Interrogation; Advice of Rights form which he read, stated he understood, and voluntarily signed. thereafter furnished the following information:
Full Name
Race
White Male
Sex
Born
Height
Weight Build Hair
612# 170 1bs. Slender Medium brown, curly Blue, wears classes, has
Eyes
Complexion Visible Scars and Marks
Fair
Disability Arrests Marital Status
None None
Occupation Employment Automobiles
1971 Chevrolet Impala, 1973 Texas license
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On 10/4/73 at SAN ANTONIO;
File # S3 164
111 00T 2 5 1973
. SEAT:
by SA
CSN
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Date dictated 10/10/73 b6 This document contains neither recommendations nor canclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency: it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.
DB Cooper-21492Automated Serial Permanent Charge-Out FD-5a (1-5-94)
Date: 02/01/01 Time: 12:51
Case ID: SE 164A-81 Serial: 9355
Description of Document:
Type : EC Date : 10/26/00
To
: LABORATORY, et al.
Cooper-21492Automated Serial Permanent Charge-Out FD-5a (1-5-94)
Date: 02/01/01 Time: 12:51
Case ID: SE 164A-81 Serial: 9355
Description of Document:
Type : EC Date : 10/26/00
To
: LABORATORY, et al.
From : LAS VEGAS
Topic: TO SET LEADS TO INTERVIEW POSSIBLE SUSPECTS' SISTER,
Reason for Permanent Charge-Out : ENTERED INTO MAIN FILE BY MISTAKE
Transferred to:
Case ID: SE 164A-81
Serial: 3
Employee :
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DB Cooper-21494 Automated Serial Permanent Charge-Out FD-5a (1-5-94)
Date: 02/01/01 Time: 12:48
Case ID: SE 164A-81 Serial: 9356
Description of Document :

Type	: FD302
Date	: 10/17/00
To	: SEATTLE
From	: LAS VEGAS
Topic:

Reason for Permanent Charge-Out :
ENTERED INTO MAIN FILE BY MISTAKE
Transferred to:
Case ID: SE 164A-81 Serial: 1
Employee :
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DB Cooper-21495Automated Serial Permanent Charge-Out FD-5a (1-5-94)
Date: 02/01/01 Time: 12:52
Case
FEB 0 1 2001 FBI SEATTLE
DB Cooper-21495Automated Serial Permanent Charge-Out FD-5a (1-5-94)
Date: 02/01/01 Time: 12:52
Case ID: SE 164A-81 Serial: 9357
Description of Document :

Type	: FD302
Date	: 10/18/00
TO	: SEATTLE
From	: LAS VEGAS
Topic:

Reason for Permanent Charge-Out :
ENTERED INTO MAIN FILE BY MISTAKE
Transferred to:
Case ID: SE 164A-81 Serial: 4
Employee :
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DB Cooper-21496Automated Serial Permanent Charge-Out FD-5a (1-5-94)
Date: 02/01/01 Time: 12:53
Case ID: SE 164A-81 Serial: 9358
Description of Document:
Type : EC Date : 10/30/00 TO : LAS VEGAS, et al. From : LAS VEGAS
Topic: INTERVIEWED AT YERINGTON, NEVADA.
(1-5-94)
Date: 02/01/01 Time: 12:53
Case ID: SE 164A-81 Serial: 9358
Description of Document:
Type : EC Date : 10/30/00 TO : LAS VEGAS, et al. From : LAS VEGAS
Topic: INTERVIEWED AT YERINGTON, NEVADA. b6 b7C
Reason for Permanent Charge-Out :
ENTERED INTO MAIN FILE BY MISTAKE
Transferred to:
Case ID: SE 164A-81
Serial: 5
Employee :
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FBI SEATTLE
DB Cooper-21497 (Rev. 10-01-1999)
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Precedence:
PRIORITY
Date:
11/06/2000
To :
Las Vegas
Seattle
Attn:
VCMO, Squad #5
SA SA
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From:
Salt Lake City
Helena/Kalispell RA
Contact:
SA
Approved By:
RT
Drafted By:
406-755-5131
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Case ID #: SE 164A-81
(Pending) 9359
Title: NORJAK;
CAA - Hijacking
Synopsis: Cover of lead at Polson, Montana.
Enclosure (s) : Enclosed for Seattle are the following:
1. 1 (A) envelope containing a copy of NCIC information re and a copy of driver's license photograph of
Details: Investigation by the Kalispell RA disclosed the following information regarding
Review of telephone listing for the Polson, Montana area disclosed telephone number registered to b6 b7C
The Lake County Sheriff's Office (
NCIC information re and a copy of driver's license photograph of
Details: Investigation by the Kalispell RA disclosed the following information regarding
Review of telephone listing for the Polson, Montana area disclosed telephone number registered to b6 b7C
The Lake County Sheriff's Office (LCSO), Polson, Montana
advised that telephone number
is associated with
Polson, Montana. Due to the nature of the Polson community, direct contact was not made with the
However, LCSO also advised that
is associated with LNU (last name unknown) , possible SSAN's
Neighborhood investigation disclosed a 1970's Dodge pickup truck, Montana license and a Chevrolet truck, Montana license parked at the aforementioned residence. Vehicle registration checks revealed the following information: \
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DB Cooper-21498
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To:
Las Vegas From: Salt Lake City
Re :
SE 164A-81, 11/06/2000
MT license
is registered to a in color, registered to Harlem, Montana.
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MT license
is registered to a
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in color, in the name Harlem, Montana.
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To:
Las Vegas From: Salt Lake City
Re :
SE 164A-81, 11/06/2000
MT license
is registered to a in color, registered to Harlem, Montana.
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MT license
is registered to a
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in color, in the name Harlem, Montana.
Descriptive Data:
Main Subject
Name -
Last : First:
Sex :
DOB :
DLN :
FBI :
SOC :
Height :
Weight :
Eyes :
Alias (es) -
Last:
First :
Last:
First :
Middle :
Last : First : Middle : Address (es) - House #: Unit:
City:
State:
6'0" 150 pounds Brown
Polson Montana
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DB Cooper-21499(Rev. 10-01-1999)
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Precedence: ROUTINE
Date:
11/13/2000
To: Las Vegas
From: St. Louis
Contact: IA
Approved By:
LM/MV
Drafted By:
mg1
Case ID #:
164A-81
(Pending)
Title: NORJAK;
CAA - HIJACKING
Synopsis: Records for were located at St. Louis, Federal Records Center, Military Branch.
Administrative: Reference Las Vegas EC to Seattle, dated 10/26/2000. - LA 888
Details: Military records for date of birth Social Security Account Number were located at the Federal Records Center, Military Branch, 9700 Page Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri.
Attached copies are stamped regarding their limited dissemination.
Social Security Account Number were located at the Federal Records Center, Military Branch, 9700 Page Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri.
Attached copies are stamped regarding their limited dissemination. They are not for court use.
Investigation completed at St. Louis.
w 11-14-00
Attn:
VCMO, Squad 5,
SA
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DB Cooper-21501FD-350 (Rev 5-8-81)
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Mystery skull will return to Northwest
FBI analysis showed it's not D.B. Cooper's
By GREGG HERRINGTON Columbian staff writer
A skull discovered in an attic in Nebraska last June and briefly sus- pected of belonging to the infamous 1971 airplane hijacker D.B. Cooper is coming back from whence it orig- inated: the Northwest.
But it's anybody's guess who will ultimately end up with the skull, un- earthed in Klickitat County near the Columbia River in the early '80s and stored in the attic of a Cozad, Neb., home.
The skull was examined last sum- mer at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington., D.C., where scien- tists concluded that it in no way could belong to the man who hi- jacked a Northwest Airlines plane and
, where scien- tists concluded that it in no way could belong to the man who hi- jacked a Northwest Airlines plane and parachuted out over Cowlitz or Clark County with $200,000 in cash.
There are at least two reasons: It's the wrong sex and way too old. The skull has been returned to the FBI lab in Washington, D.C.
That Thanksgiving Eve 1971 crime is the nation's only unsolved skyjacking. The male perpetrator, widely presumed to have died in the jump, never was found, although $5,800 of the cash was discovered in the sand along the Columbia Riv- er nine years later. But that's an- other story.
As for the skull from Klickitat County, Smithsonian scientists de- termined it belonged to an Ameri- can Indian woman who lived and died long before airplanes were even invented, the FBI says.
Last week, the Seattle FBI office said it will be getting the skull back from the FBI lab to dispose of as it sees fit. Ray Laurer of the agency's Seattle office said the skull might go to the Klickitat County Sheriff's Office in Goldendale, not far from where it was found by Elsie Rodgers of Cozad during a trip through
Ray Laurer of the agency's Seattle office said the skull might go to the Klickitat County Sheriff's Office in Goldendale, not far from where it was found by Elsie Rodgers of Cozad during a trip through the area in the early '80s with her husband.
She brought it home and put it in a box in her attic. After she died in May this year, family members dis- covered it and notified authorities. At some point, as word spread among police and the press of the skull's discovery in Nebraska, someone in authority speculated aloud that, gee, it might belong to the highjacker known as D.B. or. Dan Cooper.
Well, that got the attention of TV networks and other media for a few days, until authorities said it ap- peared to be far too old and the; wrong sex. Now, that's the final sci- entific conclusion and the Smith- sonian has sent it back to the FBI.
The only question remaining is where the skull will end up once it is. shipped back to Washington state.
"Given that we no longer need it,' we will determine whether to give: it to the (American Indian) people or the sheriff," said Laurer. "Ifthey (Indians) want to claim it, they'd.
"Given that we no longer need it,' we will determine whether to give: it to the (American Indian) people or the sheriff," said Laurer. "Ifthey (Indians) want to claim it, they'd. have first priority."
He said both the Yakama and Umatilla nations have history in the area.
GREGG HERRINGTON covers state and local issues and may be reached at 360-759-8025, or via e-mail at gregg.herrington@columbian.com.
(Indicate page, name of newspaper, city and state.)

Date: Edition:	12/19/2000 COLUMBIAN
Title:	SE 164A-81 - 9361

Character: or Classification: Submitting Office:
Indexing:
DB Cooper-21502FD-350 [Rev. 5-8-81)
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Mystery skull will return to Northwest
FBI analysis showed it's not D.B. Cooper's®
By GREGG HERRINGTON Columbian staff writer
A skull discovered in an attic in Nebraska last June and briefly sus- pected of belonging to the infamous 1971 airplane hijacker D.B. Cooper is coming back from whence itorig- inated: the Northwest.
But it's anybody's guess who will ultimately end up with the skull, un- earthed in Klickitat County near the Columbia River
But it's anybody's guess who will ultimately end up with the skull, un- earthed in Klickitat County near the Columbia River in the early'80s and stored in the attic of a Cozad, Neb., home:
The skull was examined last sum- mer at the Smithsonian Institution · in Washington., D.C .; where scien- · tists concluded that it in no way could belong to the man who hi- jacked a Northwest Airlines plane and parachuted out over Cowlitz or : Clark County with $200,000 in cash. There are at least two reasons: It's the wrong sex and way too old: The skull has been returned to the FBI lab in Washington, D.C.".,
That Thanksgiving Eve 1971 crime is the nation's only unsolved. skyjacking. The male perpetrator," widely presumed to have died in the jump, never was found, although $5,800 of the cash was discovered in the sand along the Columbia Riv- er nine years later. But that's an- " other storybara .. . .
As for the' skull from Klickitat County, Smithsonian scientists de- termined it belonged to an Ameri- can Indian woman who lived and died long before airplanes were even invented, the FBI says.
As for the' skull from Klickitat County, Smithsonian scientists de- termined it belonged to an Ameri- can Indian woman who lived and died long before airplanes were even invented, the FBI says. By.5
Last week, the Seattle FBI office ' said it will be getting the skull back from the FBI lab to dispose of as it sees fit. Ray Laurer of the agency's .. Seattle office said the skull might go to the Klickitat County Sheriff's .. Office in Goldendale, not far from where it was found by: Elsie " Rodgers of Cozad during a trip : - through the area in the early '80s with her husband. Mes: -- mal ....
"``She brought it home and put it in .a box in her attic. After she died in . May this year, family members dis- :covered it and notified authorities. . At some point, as word spread . among police and the press of the skull's.w discovery vin Nebraska, > someone in authority speculated cialoud that, gee, it might belong to the highjacker known as D.B. or Dan Cooper .: : 09. .. : T ... Well, that got the attention of TV networks and other media for a few days, until authorities said: it ap- peared to be far too old and the wrong sex.
Well, that got the attention of TV networks and other media for a few days, until authorities said: it ap- peared to be far too old and the wrong sex. Now, that's the final sci- entific conclusion and the Smith- sonian has sent it back to the FBL. . The only question remaining is where the skull will end up once it is shipped back to Washington state.ATO "Given that we no longer need it, we will determine whether to give it to the (American Indian) people . or the sheriff," said Laurer. "If they (Indians) want to claim it, they'd have first priority."
He said both the Yakama' and Umatilla nations have history in the area.
¿; GREGG HERRINGTON. covers state and local issues and may be reached at 360-759-8025, or via e-mail at gregg.herrington@columbian.com.
(Indicate page, name of newspaper, city and state.)

Date:	12/19/2000
Edition:	COLUMBIAN
Title:	SE 164A-81-9361

Character: or Classification: Submitting Office:
Indexing:
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Title:	SE 164A-81-9361

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SA. 
DB Cooper-21504164 A-SE-81
NOVEMBER 4, 2000
REF: D. B. COOPER
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION SUITE 400 1500 SOUTHWEST IST AVENUE PORTLAND OR 97201-5828
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:
I HAVE SEEN THE RE-ENACTMENT OF THE "SKY JACKING" BY THE MYSTERIOUS "D. B. COOPER" A NUMBER OF TIMES OVER THE YEARS.
EACH AND EVERY TIME I SEE THE ARTIST'S SKETCH OF THE PERPETRATOR, I AM REMINDED OF A MAN WHO LIVED HERE IN COLUMBUS YEARS AGO.
HIS NAME:
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HE WAS LIVING IN COLUMBUS, OHIO DURING AT LEAST PART OF THE 1960's. HOW LONG BEFORE OR HOW LONG AFTER, I DON'T KNOW.
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HE WAS MARRIED TO A WOMAN BY THE NAME OF DURING SOME OF THIS TIME BUT I
UNDERSTAND THEY WERE DIVORCED.
As I INDICATED, THE ARTIST'S SKETCHES RESEMBLED HIS FACIAL FEATURES. HE WAS ABOUT 6'2" OR SO AND PROBABLY WEIGHED ABOUT 180 TO 190 LBS.
HE HAD SEVERAL HUNDRED PARACHUTE JUMPS TO HIS CREDIT AND WAS A PILOT.
HE WAS ABOUT 6'2" OR SO AND PROBABLY WEIGHED ABOUT 180 TO 190 LBS.
HE HAD SEVERAL HUNDRED PARACHUTE JUMPS TO HIS CREDIT AND WAS A PILOT. HE HAD SERVED IN KOREA AS A SMALL PLANE RECONNAISSANCE PILOT. HE WAS VERY KNOWLEDGEABLE ABOUT AIR CURRENTS, PLANES SPEEDS, AIR AT CERTAIN ALTITUDES, ETC.
HE WAS A DETERMINED TYPE AND SOMEWHAT FORWARD. HIS I.Q. MOST LIKELY WAS NOT TOO HIGH, PROBABLY 140-150. HE WAS A VERY CONFIDENT TYPE PERSON WHO MIGHT UNDERTAKE THE TASK OF HIGHJACKING A PLANE. HE WOULD HAVE MADE PLANS SIMILAR TO THOSE IMPLEMENTED IN THE INCIDENT. HE WOULD BE VERY NEARLY THE CORRECT AGE.
SOMETIME DURING THE 1960's, PROBABLY DURING THE LAST HALF, HE MOVED TO CALIFORNIA. HAVE NO IDEA WHAT HE DID THERE NOR DO I KNOW HOW LONG HE MAY HAVE STAYED. I DON'T KNOW WHERE HE MAY BE NOW.
IT IS ALSO POSSIBLE THAT HE COULD HAVE HAD HELP FROM A FRIEND BY THE NAME OF 
WAS A PILOT TOO. HE WAS INTELLIGENT, QUIET, AND QUITE-METICULOUS ABOUT
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ANYTHING HE UNDERTOOK. HE WAS A LICENSED PARACHUTE RIGOR AND HE TOO HAD MADE HUNDREDS OF JUMPS.
HE WAS INTELLIGENT, QUIET, AND QUITE-METICULOUS ABOUT
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ANYTHING HE UNDERTOOK. HE WAS A LICENSED PARACHUTE RIGOR AND HE TOO HAD MADE HUNDREDS OF JUMPS.
IF "COOPER" HAD ANY HELP ON THE GROUND WOULD HAVE BEEN AN IDEAL ACCOMPLISE. ACQUIRED A POSITION WITH THE DURING THE LATER 60's.
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BOTH OF THESE MEN WOULD HAVE HAD "THE GUTS" TO NEGOTIATE SUCH A SCHEME. AND AS FAR AS I KNOW, NEITHER HAD A CRIMINAL RECORD, WHICH WOULD MAKE IT MORE DIFFICULT FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT. I CANNOT SAY THAT I KNOW THAT EITHER ACTUALLY HAD ANYTHING TO DO WITH THE INCIDENT, BUT AS I SAID EARLIER, THE SKETCHES AND THE WAY THE SKY-JACKING WAS PERPETRATED, REMINDS ME VERY MUCH OF AND ABOUT OR SO. WOULD HAVE BEEN BORN ABOUT
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COLUMBUS OK PM
06 NOV 2000
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37201-3828CK NONJAK
INDIZies AUS
Source
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DB Cooper-21508Managers' Intra-Division Routing Slip
FD-4a (Rev. 8-8-89)
To:
Seattle
Date
11/15/00 SAC ASAC Supv.
NONJAK
INDIZies AUS
Source
1
1
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DB Cooper-21508Managers' Intra-Division Routing Slip
FD-4a (Rev. 8-8-89)
To:
Seattle
Date
11/15/00 SAC ASAC Supv. Agent SSS Rotor # Steno Typist
RE: M
Roomt
FILE #
Title Bring file Initial & return Acknowledge For Information Return assignment card Assign Reassign Handle Return file seriat Call me Leads need attention Return with action taken Correct Mark for indexing Return with explanation 
Deadline 
Open case 
Search and return Prepare lead cards See me Expedite Recharge file serial Delinquent Discontinue Prepare tickler Type File Send to
attached is being forward ed to your office for action deemed appropriate.
Delinquent Discontinue Prepare tickler Type File Send to
attached is being forward ed to your office for action deemed appropriate. SAC/ASAC/SUPV. - SQUAD #
SEARCHED SERUNIZED: CODEXED Portland
NOV 1 6 2000
Manager's Signature FET SEATTLE
DB Cooper-21509(Rev. 10-01-1999)
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Precedence: Routine
Date:
03/03/2001
To:
Seattle
Attn:
VCMO Supervisor
From:
Anchorage
Squad 4
Contact:
Approved By :
Drafted By :
pr
Case ID #: 164A-SE-81
164-AN-0
9363
Title: D. B. COOPER
CRIME ABOARD AIRCRAFT
Synopsis: Information for Seattle regarding captioned matter.
Enclosure: FD-71 and attachments.
Details: The Anchorage Division was contacted by on 02/21/01. He provided information the he believed was important in the D. B. Cooper matter. This information is provided to Seattle for review and action.
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To:	Seattle From:	Anchorage
Re :	164A-SE-81,	03/03/2001

Set Lead 1:
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To:	Seattle From:	Anchorage
Re :	164A-SE-81,	03/03/2001

Set Lead 1:
SEATTLE
AT SEATTLE, WASHINGTON Read and clear.
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DB Cooper-21511Complaint Form FD-71 (Rev. 3-27-95)
NOTE: Hand print names legibly; handwriting satisfactory for remainder. Indices: Negative See below
Subject's name and aliases
Kelso, Washington
DOB
Character of case
CRIME ABOARD AIRCRAFT
Complainant Protect Source
Complaint received Personal Telephonic Date 2/21/01
Time 11:45am
Address of Subject
Kelso, WA
Complainant's address and telephone number
Ketchikan, AK
Complainant's DOB
Sex
Male

Race	 Malc	Height	Hair	Build	Birth date and birth place
Age Female	Weight	Eyes	Complexion	Social Security Number

Subject's Description
Scars, marks and other data
1
Employer
Address
Telephone
Vehicle Description
Facts of Complaint
prefaced his complaint by stating he is
Female	Weight	Eyes	Complexion	Social Security Number

Subject's Description
Scars, marks and other data
1
Employer
Address
Telephone
Vehicle Description
Facts of Complaint
prefaced his complaint by stating he is in poor health and wished to "clear his conscience". He then asked if the FBI was still looking for D.B. Cooper. He provided the following information :
Back in the 1970's he knew a man named no identifying data known. and the complainant were "fishing buddies" in Kelso, Washington. On one occasion when he visited at his place in Kelso, the complainant noted that face (and body) was covered with scratches. Complainant joked that looked just like D. B. Cooper (now that he had no beard) . did not react to this statement. had shaved his beard and his
Complainant stated he has had no contact with since that time (1970's) . Writer asked him if life style changed significantly after this incident. Complainant stated nothing about him changed. Complainant stated had no family. in Kelso, seemed to be a "loner", and worked as a
NO ACTION 10 THING Linking JAK MorJAI to Done wife in this space.
in Kelso, seemed to be a "loner", and worked as a
NO ACTION 10 THING Linking JAK MorJAI to Done wife in this space.
the is tos youmight
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(Complaint received by)
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DB Cooper-21512 Writer informed that his information would be directed to an appropriate supervisor for consideration.
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DB Cooper-21513 (Rev. 10-01-1999)
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Precedence: Routine
Date:
03/03/2001
To:
Seattle
Attn: VCMO Supervisor
From: Anchorage Squad 4 Contact:
Approved By:
Drafted By:
Case ID #: 164A-SE-81
164-AN-0
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Title: D. B. COOPER CRIME ABOARD AIRCRAFT
Synopsis: Information for Seattle regarding captioned matter.
Enclosure: FD-71 and attachments.
Details: The Anchorage Division was contacted by on 02/21/01. He provided information the he believed was important in the D. B. Cooper matter. This information is provided to Seattle for review and action.
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DB Cooper-215337-1 (Rev.
Cooper matter. This information is provided to Seattle for review and action.
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DB Cooper-215337-1 (Rev. 5-13-99)
LABORATORY FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535
To:
SAC, Las Vegas
VCMO, Squad #5
Date:
March 16, 2001

Case ID No .:	164-HQ-2111
Lab No .:	001030004 DQ

Reference:
Communication dated October 26, 2000
Your No .:
Title:
NORJAK;
CAA - Hijacking
Date specimens received:
The result of the latent print examination is included in this report.
1 Seattle (SE 164A-81) 9364
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FERTILE
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This Report is Furnished for Official Use Only
DB Cooper-215357-la. (Rev. 5-18-99)
LABORATORY
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535
Report of Examination
Examiner Name:
Unit:
Latent Print
Case ID No .
5-18-99)
LABORATORY
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535
Report of Examination
Examiner Name:
Unit:
Latent Print
Case ID No .: 164-HQ-2111
Results of Examinations:

Date:	March 16, 2001
Phone No .:	(202) 324-6177 001030004 DQ
. Lab No .:

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Seventy-seven latent fingerprints previously reported and remaining unidentified in this case are not the fingerprints of
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The remaining latent fingerprints, from the tip, side and lower joint areas, and the latent impression, fingerprint or palm print, were compared with the available fingerprints of but no identification was effected.
Clearly and completely recorded major case prints are needed for conclusive comparisons.
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This Report is Furnished for Official Use Only DB Cooper-21536Automated Serial Permanent Charge-Out FD-5a (1-5-94)
Date: 03/30/01 Time: 15:22
Case ID: SE 164A-81 Serial: 9365
Description of Document:

Type	: LAB RPT
Date	:
FD-5a (1-5-94)
Date: 03/30/01 Time: 15:22
Case ID: SE 164A-81 Serial: 9365
Description of Document:

Type	: LAB RPT
Date	: 03/12/01
TO	:	PHILADELPHIA
From	: LABORATORY
Topic:	LAB RPT; LAB 00417013 LV CX 00919058 CX

Reason for Permanent Charge-Out :

ENTERED	INTO SEATTLE CASE	IN ERROR
Employee :

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SERIALBD FILED
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DB Cooper-21537 (Rev. 10-01-1999)
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Precedence: DEADLINE 03/21/2001
Date:
03/28/2001
To:
Director's Office
Attn:
OPCA
Unit Chief, FPIMSU, Rm. 7972
FPIMSU, Rm. 7972
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Contact:
SA
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Approved By :
Drafted By:
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(Pending) 5407
Case ID #: 80-HQ-1077659 SE 164-81
(Pending) 9367
SE 80-7 (Pending Inactive)
Title:
TELEVISION/MOTION PICTURE PUBLICITY
REQUEST FOR ASSISTANCE
Synopsis: Report of assistance given by Seattle to
with their production of a
SE 164-81
(Pending) 9367
SE 80-7 (Pending Inactive)
Title:
TELEVISION/MOTION PICTURE PUBLICITY
REQUEST FOR ASSISTANCE
Synopsis: Report of assistance given by Seattle to
with their production of a Discovery documentary concerning D. B. Cooper.
Details: On March 28, 2001 Seattle personnel assisted with his story concerning D.B. Cooper, Seattle file number SE 164-81 entitled "NORJACK; CAA-HIJACKING". No further assistance by Seattle is anticipated.
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MAR 2 9 2001
FOI SEATTLE
DB Cooper-21538 -
To :
Director's Office
From:
Seattle
Re :
80-HQ-1077659, 03/28/2001
LEAD (s) :
Set Lead 1: (Adm) DIRECTOR'S OFFICE
AT WASHINGTON, DC Information only.
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DB Cooper-21539'VI (Rev. 3-27-95) Complaint Form
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NOTE: Hand print names legibly; handwriting satisfactory for remainder. Indices: Negative See below

Subject's name and aliases	Character of case
D.B. Cooper	D. B ._ Cooper 164

Complainant Protect Source
Complaint
Indices: Negative See below

Subject's name and aliases	Character of case
D.B. Cooper	D. B ._ Cooper 164

Complainant Protect Source
Complaint received


Personal
Telephonic Date 6/11/00 Time 8:00 am

Address of Subject
Complainant's address and telephone number
Woodburn, Or
Complainant's DOB
Sex

Subject's Description	Race	 Male	Height	Hair	Build	Birth date and birth place
Age	 Female	Weight	Eyes	Complexion	Social Security Number

Scars, marks and other data
Employer
Address
Telephone
Vehicle Description
Facts of Complaint
called to advise that over the previous
weekend he received a call from Panama City.
Security Number

Scars, marks and other data
Employer
Address
Telephone
Vehicle Description
Facts of Complaint
called to advise that over the previous
weekend he received a call from Panama City. FI phone
She reported that
Panama City, Fl.,
SSAN; She described
DOB: has been telling her that he is Cooper. as a retired Lt. Col from an unknown
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She stated that he has an undergraduate degree from and a graduate degree form told
that claims to have most of the money buried and she has an idea where it might be. She described hermit. She is afraid of him, says that he has a
as a bit of a paranoid
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FRI SEATTLE
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DB Cooper-21540
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to carry concealed weapons. She said that he usually has two guns with him. He seems to have money as he owns a and a She described him as 6 feet/180/athletic build/olive or tan complexion/dark or hazel colored eyes/former drinker and smoker.
He seems to have money as he owns a and a She described him as 6 feet/180/athletic build/olive or tan complexion/dark or hazel colored eyes/former drinker and smoker. No uni record for a
is mentioned in a 164 case but not 81 or 211.
DB Cooper-21541
2Jul 31 00 04:33p
P . 1
NCIC RECORD CHECK REQUEST FORM Date% 1/31/00 TO: NCIO
PRECEDENCE: IMMEDIATE
RATOR (FAX 206 262-2587)
FROM;
SQUAD 5
PRIORITY
ROUTINE 8
FILE #(REQUIRED): SE.164A-81
FAX REQUEST? (IMMEDIATES ONLY, ALL OTHERS MAILED)
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CHECK SPECIFIC WORK REQUESTED AND INCLUDE ALL DESCRIPTIVE INFORMATION NCIC ONLY
REQUEST RESPONSE KADC + RECEIVED 
2. DRIVERS LICENSE IN OTHER STATES: FL A
1. DRIVERS LICENSE IN WASHINGTON
3 .. ALL VEHICLES REGISTERED TO AN INDIVIDUAL
4. LICENSE PLATE REGISTRATION ( IO-28, LIST BELOW)
5. WANTS AND WARRANTS
6. CRIMINAL HISTORY-CIRCLE REASON CFCRIMINAL INVESTIGATION J=CRIMINAL JUSTICE EMPLOYMENT E=EMPLOYMENT LICENSING (GUN PERMITS, DAYCARE, ETC)
7. DRIVERS LICENSE PHOTO REQUEST
8. STOLEN VEHICLE OR ARTICLE CHECK (LIST BELOW)
9. GUN REGISTRATION/PERMITS
10.
DRIVERS LICENSE PHOTO REQUEST
8. STOLEN VEHICLE OR ARTICLE CHECK (LIST BELOW)
9. GUN REGISTRATION/PERMITS
10. 50 STATE SEARCH USING NAM/DOB OR VIN NUMBER
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NAME
AKA
DOB/APPROX AGE
RAC LESEX M SOC
LKA/AREA
FBI OR SID #
OLN
STATE
OLN
STATE
LIC PLATE
STATE VIN
STATE
STOLEN ARTICLE OR GUN: MAKE
MODEL
SERIAL
OTHER INFORMATION;
CALIBER
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ESI LA UTLE
DB Cooper-21542 to
must send E.C. Jacksonville Div. NCIC RECORD CHECK REQUEST FORM
Date: 7/31/00
PRECEDENCE: IMMEDIATE
TO: NCIG FROM:
RATOR (FAX 206 262-2587)
PRIORITY
SQUAD
5
ROUTINE 
FILE #(REQUIRED)
52.1644-81
FAX REQUEST? (IMMEDIATES ONLY, ALL OTHERS MAILED)
CHECK SPECIFIC WORK REQUESTED AND INCLUDE ALL DESCRIPTIVE INFORMATION NCIC ONLY REQUEST RESPONSE HADE' ' RECEIVED
2. DRIVERS LICENSE IN OTHER STATES:
FL
* 
1. DRIVERS LICENSE IN WASHINGTON
× 
3.
WORK REQUESTED AND INCLUDE ALL DESCRIPTIVE INFORMATION NCIC ONLY REQUEST RESPONSE HADE' ' RECEIVED
2. DRIVERS LICENSE IN OTHER STATES:
FL
* 
1. DRIVERS LICENSE IN WASHINGTON
× 
3. ALL VEHICLES REGISTERED TO AN INDIVIDUAL
4. LICENSE PLATE REGISTRATION (10-28, LIST BELOW)
5. WANTS AND WARRANTS
6. CRIMINAL HISTORY-CIRCLE REASON C-CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION J=CRIMINAL JUSTICE EMPLOYMENT E=EMPLOYMENT LICENSING (GUN PERMITS, DAYCARE, ETC)
X 
7. DRIVERS LICENSE PHOTO REQUEST
8. STOLEN VEHICLE OR ARTICLE CHECK (LIST BELOW)
9. GUN REGISTRATION/PERMITS
10. 50 STATE SEARCH USING NAM/DOB OR VIN NUMBER
NAME
AKA
DOB/APPROX AGE
RAC LESEX M- SOC
LKA/AREA
FBI OR SID #
OLN
STATE OLN
STATE
LIC PLATE
STATE VIN
STATE
STOLEN ARTICLE OR GUN: MAKE MODEL
SERIAL
CALIBER
OTHER INFORMATION:
MEATVLO GIOIATO
DB Cooper-21545
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Complaint Form
NOTE: Hand print names legibly; handwriting satisfactory for remainder. Indices: Negative See below
1
Subject's name and aliases D. B. Cooper
Character of case
Complainant Protect Source
Complaint received Personal Telephonic Date 01/31/2001
Time
10:00 am
Address of Subject
Complainant's address and telephone number
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Centralia, Washington
Complainant's DOB
Sex
25
Male
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Subject's Description	Race	 Malc	Height	Hair	Build	Birth date and birth place
Age	 Female	Weight	Eyes	Complexion	Social Security Number

Scars, marks and other data
Employer
Address
Telephone
Vehicle Description
Facts of Complaint
called to report that about two years after the
Security Number

Scars, marks and other data
Employer
Address
Telephone
Vehicle Description
Facts of Complaint
called to report that about two years after the 1971 skyjacking, he and three friends were fishing on Rife Lake near Mossy Rock, Washington. He advised that he hooked a box about fourteen inches square, tied in both directions with what appeared to be white nylon rope. As they attempted to pull the box into the boat his line broke and the box sunk to the bottom of the lake. At that point by the lake, the shore line consists of a cliff and other land that is very rugged. reported that one of his friends noticed what appeared to be a parachute in a tree by the cliff. The next day he went to the Lewis County S.O. and reported what they saw. He stated that they just ignored him or didn't take him seriously.
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Do not write in this space. 52164A -31-9369
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OSIRGLO1. 71 I:
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71 I:
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2 Reco 6/12/00 done response ALosos Reserves
Carrer
June 1, 2000
Federal Bureau of Investigation 915 Second Avenue Suite 710 Seattle, Washington 98174
Re: D.B. Cooper
Dear
I've tried to contact you via the telephone and have left messages but I haven't received any response. I realize that you are very busy, however I have found a picture of
with that was taken in the late 1960's or early 1970's that may be of some assistance in-your investigation. It is enclosed for your perusal. Please see to it that all of the photographs that have been provided by me are returned to me. 
I have other questions of you and ask that you contact me at our new address and telephone number (after June 8, 2000):
Fresno,
I have other questions of you and ask that you contact me at our new address and telephone number (after June 8, 2000):
Fresno, CA
Telephone Fax - Email -
Also, I would like to compliment the courteous and professional manner that Agent b6
displayed in dealing with us and in our opinion he is a true asset to the Bureau.
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DB Cooper-21549 July 28, 2000
Federal Bureau of Investigation 915 Second Avenue Suite 710 Seattle, Washington 98174
Re: D.B. Cooper
Dear
2.
I have not received any response to my previous communications, therefore, I am using this opportunity to claim any reward that may be due for the arrest and conviction of (whether turns out to be 'D.B. Cooper' or is convicted of any other crime) by reason of any information supplied by me.
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Fresno, CA
Telephone: Cell Phone:
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Local News : Thursday, March 15, 2001
'D.B. Cooper' pilot dies; William Scott never talked much about 1971 skyjacking
By Susan Gilmore Seattle Times staff reporter
For 30 years, William "Scotty" Scott said little about the world's most famous skyjacking, shunning assorted authors and movie producers who came knocking at his door.
Mr. Scott piloted the Northwest Orient Airlines jet hijacked by the infamous "D.B. Cooper" on Thanksgiving Eve 1971. He died of prostate cancer Sunday at his home in Green Valley, Ariz., taking to the grave much of what he knew about that fateful night, said his wife, Frances.
"When he came home that night," she said, "he told his family about it, and that was the end of it.
"When he came home that night," she said, "he told his family about it, and that was the end of it. He was a very quiet man. Very reserved."
Only in recent years had he begun to talk about the skyjacking that perplexed the FBI and continues to rivet those who think Cooper may have survived the jump of 10,000 feet into the blackness of a storm over Southwest Washington.
Her husband was convinced Cooper died in the leap, said Frances Scott. "He felt he jumped into Lake Merwin (Cowlitz County)-and got-tangled up in dead trees and died, " she said.
On the 25th anniversary of the heist, Mr. Scott spoke to a local pilots club; 200 people showed up, said his wife.
Mr. Scott was the captain of the Boeing 727 when a passenger under the name of Dan Cooper boarded in Portland for the short flight to Seattle. Midway, he passed a note to a flight attendant, saying he had a bomb and demanding $200,000.
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When the plane landed in Seattle, the other passengers were evacuated, and the FBI gave the skyjacker the ransom money and the four parachutes he had requested.
Cooper then ordered the pilot to fly toward Mexico, but he jumped from the plane somewhere near the Columbia River. Despite years of searching, all that has been found is $5,800 unearthed along the north bank of the Columbia.
Mr. Scott never saw Cooper. "He was intent on flying the plane and being able to get people out of there alive and save the aircraft for Northwest," said his widow.
Little by little, she said, her husband had begun to talk about it the past few years. "It was good for him," she said. "In later years, he'd get mad at authors. Scotty would say, 'No, that's not the way it happened.' They weren't there; he was."
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From: To: < seattle@fbi.gov> Subject: Information Date: Fri, 6 Oct 2000 15:04:57 -0500
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I presume this is still an open case as neither I nor any an open case, would you please advise when the case was closed and the reasons it was closed?
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Some believe there is a resemblence between him and the infamous D.B. Cooper. This idea surfaced again recently with the publication of an article dated 7/24/00 by U.S. News and World Report. While I do not believe that there is a- resemblence (in either appearance or facts that I believe to be true about both persons), I was interested to read
While I do not believe that there is a- resemblence (in either appearance or facts that I believe to be true about both persons), I was interested to read that the FBI had compared fingerprints with some prints found on the plane.
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Perhaps you can advise me if the FBI ever checked the prints of with those on the plane? b7D
My Particulars:
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Address: Bloomfield, LA
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and perhaps other offenses) stemming from his alleged Automated Serial Permanent Charge-Out FD-5a (1-5-94)
Date: 08/13/01 Time: 13:26
Case ID: SE 164A-81 Serial: 9374
Description of Document :

Type	: EC
Date	: 08/07/01
TO	: SEATTLE
From	: SEATTLE
Topic:	ITEM RECOVERED AT THE
from his alleged Automated Serial Permanent Charge-Out FD-5a (1-5-94)
Date: 08/13/01 Time: 13:26
Case ID: SE 164A-81 Serial: 9374
Description of Document :

Type	: EC
Date	: 08/07/01
TO	: SEATTLE
From	: SEATTLE
Topic:	ITEM RECOVERED AT THE VANCOUVER RA.

Reason for Permanent Charge-Out :
CORRECTIONS NEEDED
Employee :
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
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Date of transcription
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Washougal, WA., b6 b7C
telephone came to the office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Vancouver Resident Agency, 500 West 8th Street, Suite #220, Vancouver, WA. provided his date of birth as Social Security Account Number as
and his b6 b7C b6 b7C came to the FBI to turn in an item that he described as a parachute.
provided his date of birth as Social Security Account Number as
and his b6 b7C b6 b7C came to the FBI to turn in an item that he described as a parachute. stated that in August of 2000, he was with his boys in the area of Reed Island in the Columbia River (a little east of Washougal) when they found what appeared to be a parachute. They were playing in the sand along the water, digging holes in the sand, when they came across the item. contacted the FBI and wanted to turn the item over to the FBI, thinking that the parachute may be connected with the D.B. Cooper hijacking. stated that he had no interest in the item (parachute) and that if it was no use to the FBI it could be disposed of and/or destroyed. b6 b7C
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Investigation	on	08/07/2001 at	Vancouver, WA.
File # SE 164A-81 9375	Date dictated NA
by SA	(219RTS01.302)

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This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI.
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This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. DB Cooper-21556(Rev. 08-28-2000)
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Precedence: ROUTINE
Date:
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To:
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Attn: Squad #5 - SA
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Case ID #: SE 164A-81
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Title: NORJAK;
MAJOR CASE #59;
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Synopsis: Item recovered at the Vancouver RA.
Enclosure (s) : Enclosed for Seattle are the following:
1) Original and two copies of FD-302 reflecting interview of and the recovery of an item believed to b6 be a parachute on date of 08/07/2001; and b7C
2) FD-192 Bulky Evidence Sheet, Chain of Custody Form, and item believed to be a parachute.
Details: For the information of Seattle, came to the Office of the FBI, Vancouver Resident Agency, to turn in what he believed to be a parachute that might be associated with the D.
Details: For the information of Seattle, came to the Office of the FBI, Vancouver Resident Agency, to turn in what he believed to be a parachute that might be associated with the D.B. Cooper hijacking. stated that he and his sons were in the area of Reed Island in the Columbia River, in approximately August, 2000, when they came across an item that they believed to be a parachute. They were digging in the sand along the water when they found the item. stated that he had no interest in the item and that if it was of no use to the FBI, it could be disposed of and/or destroyed.
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Washougal, WA. 
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telephone came to the office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Vancouver Resident Agency, 500 West 8th Street, Suite #220, Vancouver, WA.
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and his b6 b7C b6 b7C came to the FBI to turn in an item that he described as a parachute.
b7C provided his date of birth as Social Security Account Number as
and his b6 b7C b6 b7C came to the FBI to turn in an item that he described as a parachute. stated that in August of 2000, he was with his boys in the area of Reed Island in the Columbia River (a little east of Washougal) when they found what appeared to be a parachute. They were playing in the sand along the water, digging holes in the sand, when they came across the item. contacted the FBI and wanted to turn the item over to the FBI, thinking that the parachute may be connected with the D.B. Cooper hijacking. stated that he had no interest in the item (parachute) and that if it was no use to the FBI it could be disposed of and/or destroyed.
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Investigation on 08/07/2001 at Vancouver, WA.

File # SE	164A-81 9375	Date dictated	NA
by	SA		(219RTS01.302)

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI.
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This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Precedence: ROUTINE
Date: 08/22/2001
To: Laboratory
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Attn:
Squad 5/ PSVCTF
Contact:
Approved By:
Drafted By:
Case ID #: SE 164A-81 (Pending) 9377
Title: NORJAK; CAA - HIJACKING
Synopsis: To transmit recovered possible parachute to the Laboratory for analysis. For reference, the BUfile is 164-2111.
Package Copy: Being forwarded under separate cover is one apparent parachute (1B23) recovered from a bank of the Columbia River.
Details: The above apparent parachute was recovered by b6 b7C a resident of Washougal, Washington. advised that in August 2000 he was in the Reed Island area of the Columbia River with his family digging in the sand.
advised that in August 2000 he was in the Reed Island area of the Columbia River with his family digging in the sand. This item, which appears to be a parachute canopy, was recovered buried along the waterline. provided this item to the FBI on August 2, 2001. It was noted that the canopy is still very wet and contains a large quantity of sand. During the review in Seattle small green markings were noted on the canopy.
As Seattle has no facility to properly dry an item this size, it was packed in paper and is being provided in a wet condition.
Of note, in February 1980, $5800 in currency identified with this hijacking was recovered from the Tena Bar area of the Columbia River, just south of Vancouver. A flow study commissioned by the FBI at that time determined that the money had likely been naturally deposited in that location and had probably flowed down the Washougal River or one of its tributaries. The Washougal River empties into the Columbia immediately down river (west) from Reed Island.
money had likely been naturally deposited in that location and had probably flowed down the Washougal River or one of its tributaries. The Washougal River empties into the Columbia immediately down river (west) from Reed Island.
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Re:	SE 164A-81,	08/22/2001
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The parachutes utilized during this event are described as follows :
1. Backpack #1 : 28 foot, white nylon canopy, rip- stop material, material 1.1 ounce weight, flat circular military, non-steerable, white shrouds; harness was civilian luxury type, soft tan. Backpack was Navy type 6, sage green nylon.
2. Chest pack #1 : 24 foot, white nylon canopy, white nylon shrouds - 14' length model T-7A. Container was olive drab green, 10" x 14" x 6". "Norm D" inscribed on container.
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From:
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LEAD (s) : Set Lead 1:
LABORATORY
AT WASHINGTON, DC
Conduct Laboratory analysis.
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To:	Laboratory
Re :	SE 164A-81, 08/22/2001

From:
Seattle
LEAD (s) : Set Lead 1:
LABORATORY
AT WASHINGTON, DC
Conduct Laboratory analysis. Appropriately prepare and attempt to identify item as a parachute and compare to above descriptions. Photograph markings. Advise as to what analysis would be appropriate re this item.
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516." Unsub; Parachute found buried near Reno
518. Unsub; Possibly used pay phone near LaCenter Wa on 17/24/77
520. Unsub: Orange-parachute found in Plumas Co
532 .-- Unsub; "Photograph of man and a parachute
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385. Unsub; Parachute found near Reno, Nevada 386 --- Richard Floyd McCoy, Jr.
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171 .- Unsub .. at-Eugene Hotel,- Eugene, Ore .- 11/26
180 .-- Unsub. observed at Portland International Airposrt.
I82. unsub.on_Bus ... From.Portland. to. Reno.
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139. Parachute Spotted near Rigdon Forest Stat.
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95. Unsub-driving auto
103. Unsub,-entering Mexico - 11/29/71
106, Unsub, Person in Redwood City news photo
109. Unk person in Reno, Nevada Cab-at . Gas Station .near Sacramento
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83. Unsub, at Service Air Co. . Glendale-Burbank
85. Unsub .. .. Stranger in -Crowded Cafe,
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38. Anonymous. not.to-Reno Newspaper
44-Unk .- Man-observed at Susanville,- Cal: 11/2
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60. Illuminated Object, Benton Airport, Redding
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12. Unk, -- Susp. Near Eugene, Oregon
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