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SEATTLE HAS BEEN NEGOTIATING WITH A WRITER, MOUNTAIN VIEW, CALIFORNIA, FOR THE PAST THREE WEEKS REGARDING A POTENTIAL SUBJECT OF CAPTIONED CASE.
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PAGE TEO SE 164-31 UNCLAS THE REAL FIJACKER. PLANS TO WRITE A BOOK ON THIS CASE. LED THE SEATTLE AND SAN FRANCISCO DIVISIONS TO BELIEVE THAT HE HAD OBTAINED A COPY OF THE POTENTIAL SUBJECT'S FINGERPRINTS FROM MICROFILM FMIPLOYMENT RECORDS. WAS TO PROVIDE THESE FINGERPRINTS TO THE SAN FRANCISCO DIVISION ON JUNE 24, 1980.
TO BELIEVE THAT HE HAD OBTAINED A COPY OF THE POTENTIAL SUBJECT'S FINGERPRINTS FROM MICROFILM FMIPLOYMENT RECORDS. WAS TO PROVIDE THESE FINGERPRINTS TO THE SAN FRANCISCO DIVISION ON JUNE 24, 1980. THE SEATTLE DIVISION IN CONJUNCTION VITE TIF BUPEAU LEGAL SECTION HAS AGREED TO NOTIFY IF TUR PRINTS DO NOT MATCH, WITHIN FIVE WORKING DAYS FOLLOWING THE COMPLETION OF TIF FINGERPRINT COMPARISON. IF THE PRINTS ARE IDENTICAL, THE FPI WILL MAKE ADDITIONAL CONTACTS WITH AND HE HAS AGREED TO PROVIDE THE FBI WITH ALL OF HIS RESEARCH DATA.
BECAUSE OF THE ABOVE INFORMATION, THE SFATTHE DIVISION REQUESTED THAT THE LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION OF THE IDENTIFICATION DIVISION EXPEDITIOUSLY COMPARE TER FINGERPRINTS THAT THE SAN FRANCISCO DIVISION WAS TO RECEIVE.
APPEARED AT THE SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE ON THE AFTERNOON OF JUNE 24, 1980. HE FXPLAINED THAT HE DID NOT HAVE THE FINGERPRINT CARD FOR THE POTENTIAL, SURJTCT. HE SAID HE DETERMINED THAT THIS INDIVIDUAL HAD WORKED FOR A GAMBLING ESTABLISHMENT IN THE LAKE TAHOF - STATTLINE, NEVADA, AREA AND THAT
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THE ACTUAL CARD OR MICROFILM OF THIS CARD WERF IM! THE POSSESSION OF THE CLUB AND/OR THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE. HE SAID THAT AS A PRIVATE CITIZEN HE WAS UNABLE TO ORTAIN THIS CARD AND WAS THEREFORE PFOUFSTING THE FBI TO ORTAIN THIS CARD FOR TRANSMITTAL TO TEF IDENTIFICATION DIVISION. WAS ADVISED THAT IT WAS THE UNDERSTANDING OF THE SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE THAT HAD THE CARD IN HIS POSSESSION AND WAS TO SURRENDER THE CARD TO THE FBI.
CONTENDS THAT HE NEVER SAID HE HAD THE CARD, BUT USED THE TER" "HE LOCATED" THE CARD.
ON JUNE 25, 1930, TIT SEATTLE DIVISION TELEPHONICALLY INTERVIEWED REGARDING THIS MATTER AND FE PROVIDED THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION.
ON JUNE 25, 1930, TIT SEATTLE DIVISION TELEPHONICALLY INTERVIEWED REGARDING THIS MATTER AND FE PROVIDED THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION. HE STATED THAT HIS PESEAPCE FOR HIS BOOK HAS REVEALED THAT D. B. COOPER IS ACTUALLY V INDIVIDUAL BY TET HAT OF JACK FARMER, DATE OF RITTI MAY 22, 1944, AT YURT CITY, CALIFORNIA. FURTHERMORE, JACK FARMER WAS FORMERLY EMPLOYED AT THE NEVADA LODGE, A GAMBLING ESTARIJSTTNT AT LAKE TAROF, NEVADA. FARMER REPORTEDLY VAS FINGERPRINTD IN ORDER TO OFTEI'S GAMBLING WORK CARD DURING THE PERIOD OF 193-1969. STATED ONEM OF THE NEVADA CLIN IC A
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TELEPHONE NIMIPER HT. FURNIER RELATED TIVE THERE ATRF TERTE FINGERPRINT CARDS FILLED OUT FOR FARMER AND THAT THE FINGERPRINTS WERE TAKEN RY WASHOF COUNTY, NEVADA, AND THAT THE THREE SETS OF FINGERPRINTS ARE BEING MAINTAINED BY THE NEVADA LODGE, THE WACHOF COIPITY SHERIFF'S OFFICE, AND C. I. I. , SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA. PISO RELATED THAT ONF
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RELATED THAT SOME OF THE AFOREMENTIONED FINGERPRINTS ARF ON MICROFIIN. STATED THAT JACK FAPMED IS AN ACCOMPLISHED SKYDIVEP WHO HAS COMPLETED OVER 200 JUMPS, AN ACCOMPLISHED SKIN DIVER AND A MOTORCYCLE ENTHUSIAST. FARMER APPARENTLY HAS SPENT THE MAJORITY OF HIS LIFE IN YUPA CITY, CALIFORNIA. BELIEVES THAT FAPMER DOES NOT HAVE A MILITARY RECORD IN THAT AT AGE 18 FARMER. ATTEMPTED TO GET INTO THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE, BUT WAS REJECTED DUE TO A DISEASE IN HIS WIFES. IS UNAWARE OF ANY ARREST RECORD FOR FARMFR.
ATTEMPTED TO GET INTO THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE, BUT WAS REJECTED DUE TO A DISEASE IN HIS WIFES. IS UNAWARE OF ANY ARREST RECORD FOR FARMFR.
STATED THAT FARMIER HAD AN ACCOMPLICE BY THE NAME OF GARTI DUNNING, WHO WAS APPROXIMATELY 44 YEARS OLD IN 1971 AT THE TIME OF THE HIJACKING. THE EXACT DATE AID PLACE OF BIRTH FOR
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DUNNING ARE UNKNOWN TO RESEARCH HAS REVEALED THAT DUNNING WAS IN THE UNITED STATED ARMY DURING THE LATE 1950'S AND AT ONE POINT FF WAS STATIONED IN GREENLAND. FURTHERMORE, DUNNING HAS SPENT APPROXIMATELY 15 YEARS IN YUPA CITY, CALIFORNIA, AND THAT DUNNING PREVIOUSLY WORKED FOR
FURTHERMORE, DUNNING HAS SPENT APPROXIMATELY 15 YEARS IN YUPA CITY, CALIFORNIA, AND THAT DUNNING PREVIOUSLY WORKED FOR PARTIR'S CLUP, SOUTH LAKE TACOE.
RELATED TUAT HIS RESEARCH HAS REVEALED THAT THERE IS A STRONG POSSIBILITY THAT JACK FARMER AND GARTH DUNNING WERE INVOLVED IN A RIP OFF OF FUNDS FROM THE NEVADA LODGE AND THUS WANTED TO DISAPPEAR. HIS RESEARCH REVEALS THAT ON AUGUST 5, 1969, AT CRYSTAL POINT NFAR THE NEVADA LODGE, NEVADA, THAT FAR"FR AND DUNNING DISAPPEARED IN A SKIN DIVING ACCIDENT AND THEIR BODIES WERF NEVER RECOVERED. FARMER AMID DUNNING WERF REPORTEDLY DECLARED LEGALLY DEAD AND CONJECTURES THAT FOLLOWING THEIR CONVENIENT DISAPPEARANCE THAT FARMER AND DUNNING CARRIED OUT CAPTIONED HIJACKING DURING 1971.
THE FOLLOWING LEADS ARE BEING SET OUT IN AN ATTFMINT TO OBTAIN POSSIBLE FINGERPRINTS FOR FARMER AND DUNNING SO THAT THEY
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CAN BE COMPARED WITH THE LATENT FINGERPRINTS IN CAPTIONED CASE.
THE BUREAU IS REQUESTED TO SEARCH ALL AVAILABLE CRIMINAL AND MILITARY RECORDS REGARDING JACK FARMER AND GARTH DUNNING.
SACRAMENTO AT SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA: SEARCH DMV RECORDS FOR FARMER AND DUNNING.
SEARCH CII RECORDS FOR. FARMER AND DUNNING.
LAS VEGAS AT LAKE TAHOE, NEVADA: CONTACT APPROPRIATE LAW ENFORCEMENT AGINCIFS AND/OR MANAGEMENT OF TIF MEVADA LODGE IN AN ATTEMPT TO LOCATE FINGERPRINTS FOR JACK FARMER AND INFORMATION OF THE ALLEGED ACCIDE'IT BY FARMER AND DUNNING ON AUGUST 5, 1969.
ALL LOCATED FINGERPRINTS FOR FARMER AND/OR DUNNING SHOULD BE IMMEDIATELY FORWARDED TO ST DIVISION, LATENT
ALL LOCATED FINGERPRINTS FOR FARMER AND/OR DUNNING SHOULD BE IMMEDIATELY FORWARDED TO ST DIVISION, LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION. BT
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THE REAL HIJACKER. PLANS TO WRITE A BOOK ON THIS CASE. LED THE SEATTLE AND SAN FRANCISCO DIVISIONS TO BELIEVE THAT HE HAD OBTAINED A COPY OF THE POTENTIAL SUBJECT'S FINGERPRINTS FROM MICROFILM EMPLOYMENT RECORDS. WAS TO PROVIDE THESE FINGERPRINTS TO THE SAN FRANCISCO DIVISION ON JUNE 24, 1980. THE SEATTLE DIVISION IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE BUREAU LEGAL SECTION HAS AGREED TO NOTIFY IF THE PRINTS DO NOT MATCH, WITHIN FIVE WORKING DAYS FOLLOWING THE COMPLETION OF THE FINGERPRINT COMPARISON. IF THE PRINTS ARE IDENTICAL, THE FBI WILL MAKE ADDITIONAL CONTACTS WITH AND HE HAS AGREED TO PROVIDE THE FBI WITH ALL OF HIS RESEARCH DATA.
BECAUSE OF THE ABOVE INFORMATION, THE SEATTLE DIVISION REQUESTED THAT THE LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION OF THE IDENTIFICATION DIVISION EXPEDITIOUSLY COMPARE THE FINGERPRINTS THAT THE SAN FRANCISCO DIVISION WAS TO RECEIVE.
APPEARED AT THE SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE ON THE AFTERNOON OF JUNE 24, 1980.
DIVISION REQUESTED THAT THE LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION OF THE IDENTIFICATION DIVISION EXPEDITIOUSLY COMPARE THE FINGERPRINTS THAT THE SAN FRANCISCO DIVISION WAS TO RECEIVE.
APPEARED AT THE SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE ON THE AFTERNOON OF JUNE 24, 1980. HE EXPLAINED THAT HE DID NOT HAVE THE FINGERPRINT CARD FOR THE POTENTIAL SUBJECT. HE SAID HE DETERMINED THAT THIS INDIVIDUAL HAD WORKED FOR A GAMBLING ESTABLISHMENT IN THE LAKE TAHOE - STATELINE, NEVADA, AREA AND THAT
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THE ACTUAL CARD OR MICROFILM OF THIS CARD WERE IN THE POSSESSION OF THE CLUB AND/OR THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE. HE SAID THAT AS A PRIVATE CITIZEN HE WAS UNABLE TO OBTAIN THIS CARD AND WAS
THEREFORE REQUESTING THE FBI TO OBTAIN THIS CARD FOR TRANSMITTAL TO THE IDENTIFICATION DIVISION. CARD IN HIS POSSESSION AND WAS TO SURRENDER THE CARD TO THE FBI. WAS ADVISED THAT IT WAS THE UNDERSTANDING OF THE SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE THAT HAD THE CONTENDS THAT HE NEVER SAID HE HAD THE CARD, BUT USED THE TERM "HE LOCATED" THE CARD.
ON JUNE 25, 1980, THE SEATTLE DIVISION TELEPHONICALLY INTERVIEWED REGARDING THIS MATTER AND HE PROVIDED THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION.
ON JUNE 25, 1980, THE SEATTLE DIVISION TELEPHONICALLY INTERVIEWED REGARDING THIS MATTER AND HE PROVIDED THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION. HE STATED THAT HIS RESEARCH FOR HIS BOOK HAS REVEALED THAT D. B. COOPER IS ACTUALLY AN INDIVIDUAL BY THE NAME OF JACK FARMER, DATE OF BIRTH MAY 22, 1944, AT YUBA CITY, CALIFORNIA. FURTHERMORE, JACK FARMER WAS FORMERLY EMPLOYED AT THE NEVADA LODGE, A GAMBLING ESTABLISHMENT AT LAKE TAHOE, NEVADA. FARMER REPORTEDLY WAS FINGERPRINTED IN ORDER TO OBTAIN A GAMBLING WORK CARD DURING THE PERIOD OF 1968-1969. STATED THAT OF THE NEVADA CLUB IS A
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TELEPHONE NUMBER HE FURTHER RELATED THAT THERE WERE THREE FINGERPRINT CARDS FILLED OUT FOR FARMER AND THAT THE . FINGERPRINTS WERE TAKEN BY
WASHOE COUNTY, NEVADA, AND THAT THE THREE SETS OF FINGERPRINTS ARE BEING MAINTAINED BY THE NEVADA LODGE, THE WASHOE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE, AND C. I. I., SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA. ALSO RELATED THAT ONE SET OF THE PRINTS IS CURRENTLY BEING HELD BY
DOUGLAS COUNTY, NEVADA, TELEPHONE NUMBER RELATED THAT SOME OF THE
ALSO RELATED THAT ONE SET OF THE PRINTS IS CURRENTLY BEING HELD BY
DOUGLAS COUNTY, NEVADA, TELEPHONE NUMBER RELATED THAT SOME OF THE AFOREMENTIONED FINGERPRINTS ARE ON STATED THAT JACK FARMER IS AN ACCOMPLISHED MICROFILM. SKYDIVER WHO HAS COMPLETED OVER 200 JUMPS, AN ACCOMPLISHED SKIN DIVER AND A MOTORCYCLE ENTHUSIAST. FARMER APPARENTLY HAS SPENT THE MAJORITY OF HIS LIFE IN YUBA CITY, CALIFORNIA. BELIEVES
THAT FARMER DOES NOT HAVE A MILITARY RECORD IN THAT AT AGE 18 FARMER ATTEMPTED TO GET INTO THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE, BUT WAS REJECTED DUE TO A DISEASE IN HIS KNEES. IS UNAWARE OF ANY ARREST RECORD FOR FARMER.
STATED THAT FARMER HAD AN ACCOMPLICE BY THE NAME OF GARTH DUNNING, WHO WAS APPROXIMATELY 44 YEARS OLD IN 1971 AT THE TIME OF THE HIJACKING. THE EXACT DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH FOR
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DUNNING ARE UNKNOWN TO RESEARCH HAS REVEALED THAT DUNNING WAS IN THE UNITED STATED ARMY DURING THE LATE 1950'S AND AT ONE POINT HE WAS STATIONED IN GREENLAND. FURTHERMORE, DUNNING HAS SPENT APPROXIMATELY 15 YEARS IN YUBA CITY, CALIFORNIA, AND THAT DUNNING PREVIOUSLY WORKED FOR BARNIE'S CLUB, SOUTH LAKE TAHOE .
RELATED THAT HIS RESEARCH HAS REVEALED THAT THERE IS A STRONG POSSIBILITY THAT JACK FARMER AND GARTH DUNNING WERE INVOLVED IN A RIP OFF OF FUNDS FROM THE NEVADA LODGE AND THUS WANTED TO DISAPPEAR. HIS RESEARCH REVEALS THAT ON AUGUST 5, 1969, AT CRYSTAL POINT NEAR THE NEVADA LODGE, NEVADA, THAT FARMER AND DUNNING DISAPPEARED IN A SKIN DIVING ACCIDENT AND THEIR BODIES WERE NEVER RECOVERED. FARMER AND DUNNING WERE REPORTEDLY DECLARED LEGALLY DEAD AND
CONJECTURES THAT FOLLOWING THEIR CONVENIENT DISAPPEARANCE THAT FARMER AND DUNNING CARRIED OUT CAPTIONED HIJACKING DURING 1971.
THE FOLLOWING LEADS ARE BEING SET OUT IN AN ATTEMPT TO OBTAIN POSSIBLE FINGERPRINTS FOR FARMER AND DUNNING SO THAT THEY
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CAN BE COMPARED WITH THE LATENT FINGERPRINTS IN CAPTIONED CASE.
THE BUREAU IS REQUESTED TO SEARCH ALL AVAILABLE CRIMINAL AND MILITARY RECORDS REGARDING JACK FARMER AND GARTH DUNNING.
SACRAMENTO AT SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA: SEARCH DMV RECORDS FOR FARMER AND DUNNING.
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UNCLAS.
NORJAK; CAA - HIJACKING (A); 00: SEATTLE.
RE SEATTLE TELETYPE TO THE BUREAU JUNE 14, 1980, AND SAN FRANCISCO TELETYPE TO THE BUREAU DATED JUNE 26, 1980. FOR THE INFORMATION OF LAS VEGAS AND SACRAMENTO, THE ABOVE REFERENCES REFLECT THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION. SEATTLE HAS BEEN NEGOTIATING WITH A WRITER, MOUNTAIN VIEW, CALIFORNIA, FOR THE PAST THREE WEEKS REGARDING A POTENTIAL SUBJECT OF CAPTIONED CASE. BELIEVES HIS RESEARCH REGARDING "D.B. COOPER" HAS UNCOVERED
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DB Cooper-18227 16-1-51-495 Routing Slip 0-7 (Rev. 5-8-78)
(Copies to Offices ked)
TO: SAC: Seattle Albany Houston Oklahoma City Albuquerque Indianapolis Omaha
TO LEGAT: Bern Alexandria Jack son Philadelphia Buenos Aires Anchorage Jacksonville Phoenix Atlanta Kansas City Pittsburgh Portland 
Caracas :
Buenos Aires Anchorage Jacksonville Phoenix Atlanta Kansas City Pittsburgh Portland 
Caracas London Hong Kong Baltimore Knoxville Richmond Birmingham Las Vegas Little Rock Sacramento St. Louis Manila Madrid Boston Buffalo Los Angeles Louisville Salt Lake City Mexico City Butte 
Charlotte 
Memphis 
San Antonio 
Ottawa Chicago Miami San Diego Paris Cleveland Minneapolis San Juan Tokyo Dallas Newark Cincinnati Milwaukee San Francisco Rome Columbia Mobile Savannah Seattle Denver New Haven Quantico Springfield :
Rome Columbia Mobile Savannah Seattle Denver New Haven Quantico Springfield Detroit New Orleans Tampa El Paso New York City Washington Field Honolulu Norfolk SAC, New Rochelle (MRA) ASAC, Rapid City ("Mini")
6-27-80 SAC, Brooklyn -Queens (MRA)
(Date) RE: NORJAK
Sal G. M
Retention For appropriate For information optional action Surep, by The enclosed is for your information. If used in a future report, conceal all
sources, paraphrase contents. Enclosed are corrected pages from report of SA dated ·
Remark s:
Enclosed is a copy of the LFPS report of 3-14-80 to Portland, which set out result of latent print examination of U. S. currency recovered in this case.

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DB Cooper-18233
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(1)
Bufile	164-2111
Urfile	164-81

DB Cooper-18233
O 164-81-842-4 SEARCHED ......__.. INDEXED. SERIALIZED 14 FILED MIN 3:0 1980
A
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION COPY
Washington, D. C. 20537
REPORT of the
LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION IDENTIFICATION DIVISION

YOUR FILE NO. FBI FILE NO.	164-41 (P) 164-2111	March 14, 1980
LATENT CASE NO.	A-45410

TO: SAC, Portland
RE: NORJAK
REFERENCE: Airtel 2-13-80 EXAMINATION REQUESTED BY: Portland
SPECIMENS: Approximately $5, 800. 00 in U. S. currency, Q58
The Q specimen is further described in a separate Laboratory report. No latent prints are present or were developed on the U. S. currency. The currency is being returned under separate cover.
COPY
THIS REPORT IS FURNISHED FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY 1621-81-8424
DB Copper-18234
FBI/DOJ(Copies to Offices Checked)
Routing Slip 0-7 (Rev.
COPY
THIS REPORT IS FURNISHED FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY 1621-81-8424
DB Copper-18234
FBI/DOJ(Copies to Offices Checked)
Routing Slip 0-7 (Rev. 5-8-78)
TO: SAC: Seattle Albany Houston Oklahoma City Bern Alexandria Jackson Philadelphia
TO LEGAT: Albuquerque Indianapolis Omaha Bonn Buenos Aires Atlanta Anchorage Jacksonville Phoenix Sacramento Madrid Caracas Baltimore Birmingham Boston Buffalo Kansas City Pittsburgh Portland Richmond Hong Kong London Knoxville Las Vegas Little Rock Los Angeles Louisville St. Louis Manila
Butte Salt Lake City Mexico City San Diego Paris Chicago Miami :
Louis Manila
Butte Salt Lake City Mexico City San Diego Paris Chicago Miami Milwaukee Charlotte Memphis San Antonio Ottawa Cincinnati Cleveland Minneapolis San Juan Tokyo Dallas Newark Denver New Haven San Francisco Rome Columbia Mobile Savannah Seattle Springfield Detroit New Orleans Tamp a El Paso New York City Washington Field Honolulu Norfolk Quantico SAC, New Rochelle (MRA) ASAC, Rapid City ("Mini") 6-27-80 SAC, Brooklyn -Queens (MRA)
(Date)
RE: NORJAK
Sal G, M)
Retention
For appropriate For information optional action Surep, by The enclosed is for your
6-27-80 SAC, Brooklyn -Queens (MRA)
(Date)
RE: NORJAK
Sal G, M)
Retention
For appropriate For information optional action Surep, by The enclosed is for your information. If used in a future report, conceal all
sources, paraphrase contents. Enclosed are corrected pages from report of SA dated
Remarks: Enclosed is a copy of the LFPS report of 3-14-80 to Portland, which set out result of latent print examination of U. S. currency recovered in this case.
Enc. (1) Bufile 164-2111 Urfile 164-81
164-81-842021
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at FBI/DOJ
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Washington, D. C. 20537
COPY
REPORT of the LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION IDENTIFICATION DIVISION
YOUR FILE NO.
164-41 (P)
FBI FILE NO. 164-2111
LATENT CASE NO.
A-45410
TO: SAC, Portland
March 14, 1980
RE:
NORJAK
REFERENCE:
Airtel 2-13-80
EXAMINATION REQUESTED BY: Portland
SPECIMENS:
Approximately $5, 800. 00 in U. S. currency, Q58
The Q specimen is further described in a separate Laboratory report.
NORJAK
REFERENCE:
Airtel 2-13-80
EXAMINATION REQUESTED BY: Portland
SPECIMENS:
Approximately $5, 800. 00 in U. S. currency, Q58
The Q specimen is further described in a separate Laboratory report.
No latent prints are present or were developed on the U. S. currency.
The currency is being returned under separate cover.
COPY
DB Cooper-18236
THIS REPORT IS FURNISHED FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY 164-81-8424 FBI/DOJRouting Slip (Copies to Offices Checked)
0-7 (Rev. 5-8-78)
TO: SAC: Seattle Albany Houston Oklahoma City
TO LEGAT: Albuquerque Indianapolis Omaha Bern Alexandria Jackson Philadelphia Bonn Anchorage Jacksonville Phoenix Buenos Aires Atlanta Kansas City Pittsburgh Caracas Baltimore Knoxville Portland Richmond Hong Kong London Madrid Boston Butte Manila Buffalo Birmingham
Richmond Hong Kong London Madrid Boston Butte Manila Buffalo Birmingham Las Vegas Little Rock Los Angeles Louisville Memphis San Antonio Ottawa San Diego San Francisco Rome Chicago Miami Milwaukee Charlotte Sacramento St. Louis Salt Lake City Mexico City Cincinnati Cleveland Minneapolis San Juan Tokyo Paris Columbia Mobile Savannah Dallas Newark Denver New Haven Seattle Springfield Detroit New Orleans Tampa El Paso New York City Washington Field Honolulu Norfolk Quantico SAC, New Rochelle (MRA) ASAC, Rapid
Detroit New Orleans Tampa El Paso New York City Washington Field Honolulu Norfolk Quantico SAC, New Rochelle (MRA) ASAC, Rapid City ("Mini") 6-27-80 
SAC, Brooklyn -Queens (MRA)
(Date)
RE: NORJAK
Sal G, M
Retention For appropriate For information optional action Surep, by The enclosed is for your information. If used in a future report, conceal all
sources, paraphrase contents. Enclosed are corrected pages from report of SA dated
Remarks: Enclosed is a copy of the LFPS report of 3-14-80 to Portland, which set out result of latent print examination of U. S. currency recovered in this case.

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164-81-8422 164-81-
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REPORT of the LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION IDENTIFICATION DIVISION

YOUR FILE NO. FBI FILE NO.	164-41 (P) 164-2111
LATENT CASE NO.	A-45410

TO: SAC, Portland
March 14, 1980
RE: NORJAK
REFERENCE: Airtel 2-13-80 EXAMINATION REQUESTED BY: Portland
SPECIMENS: Approximately $5, 800. 00 in U. S. currency, Q58
The Q specimen is further described in a separate Laboratory report. No latent prints are present or were developed on the U. S. currency.
The currency is being returned under separate cover.
COPY
DB Cooper-18238
THIS REPORT IS FURNISHED FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY 1641-51-843-4
FBI/DOJSF0913 1840455Z RR SE LV SC DE SF 6 13 R 0004Z JULY 8
FM SAN FRANCISCO (164-220) (P) (SQ.10) TO SEATTLE (164-81) (ROUTINE) LAS VEGAS (ROUTINE) SACRAMENTO (ROUTINE)
Subject :
Jack Scott Farmer
SUB 956, 6
BT
UNCLAS
NORJAK; CAA - HIJACKING (A), 00: SEATTLE.
10) TO SEATTLE (164-81) (ROUTINE) LAS VEGAS (ROUTINE) SACRAMENTO (ROUTINE)
Subject :
Jack Scott Farmer
SUB 956, 6
BT
UNCLAS
NORJAK; CAA - HIJACKING (A), 00: SEATTLE.
RE SEATTLE TELETYPE TO BUREAU, JUNE 27, 1980. FOR THE INFORMATION OF ALL OFFICES SAN FRANCISCO INDICES SHOW THREE REFERENCES TO A ONE REFERENCE WAS IN NOVEMBER, AND THE OTHER TWO ARE IN THE FILE NUMBER IS THE SAME, AS IS THE BIRTHDATA,
THIS INDIVIDUAL DES-
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IT APPEARS THAT UNDER THE FILE DESTRUCTION PROGRAM THIS
FILE HAS BEEN DESTROYED AT SAN FRANCISCO.
BT
164-81-8425 SERIALIZED
1 1990
DB Cooper-18239
b6 b7c
b6 b7c
b6 b7cSF0013 1840455Z KR SE LV SC DE SF 0 13 R @ _. AZ JULY S
FM SAN FRANCISCO (104-226) (P) (20.10) TO SEATTLE (164-81) (ROUTINE)
SUB 984,6
LAS VEGAS (ROUTINE) : SACRAMENTO (ROUTINE) BT
UNCLAS
NORJAK; CAA - HIJACKING (A), 00: SEATTLE. RE SEATTLE TELETYPE TO BUREAU, JUNE 27, 1960. FOR THE INFORMATION OF ALL OFFICES SAN FRANCISCO INDICES SHOW THREE REFERENCES TO A
ONE REFERENCE VAS IN NOVEMBER AUL THE OTHER TWO ARE IN , THE FILE NUMBER IS THE SAME 9 AS IS THE BIRTHDATA,.
FOR THE INFORMATION OF ALL OFFICES SAN FRANCISCO INDICES SHOW THREE REFERENCES TO A
ONE REFERENCE VAS IN NOVEMBER AUL THE OTHER TWO ARE IN , THE FILE NUMBER IS THE SAME 9 AS IS THE BIRTHDATA,.
THIS INDIVIDUAL VES-
CRIBED AS WHITE MALE WITH ASG
IT APPEARS THAT ULDER THE FILS DESTRUCTION PROGRAM THIS
FILE
HAS BEEN DESTROYED AT SAN FRANCISCO.
BT
16-1-81-54 4
3
DB Cooper-18240
b6 b7c
b6 b7C · SF0013 1840455Z RR SE LV SC DE SF 613 R GOCAZ JULY 8
FM SAN FRANCISCO (164-226) (P) (SQ : 1 0) TO, SEATTLE (164-81) (ROUTINE)
SUB. 986,0
LAS VEGAS. (ROUTINE) SACRAMENTO (ROUTINE)
BT UNCLAS
NORJAK; GAA - HIJACKING (A), 00: SEATTLE. RE SEATTLE TELETYPE TO BUREAU, JUNE $7, 1980. FOR THE INFORMATION OF ALL OFFICES SAN FRANCISCO INDICES SHOW THREE REFERENCES TO A
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REFERENCE WAS IN NOVEMBER, THE FILE NUMBER IS THE SAME , AS IS THE BIRTHDATA,.
THIS INDIVIDUAL DES-
CRIBED AS WHITE MALE WITH ASH
IT APPEARS THAT UNDER THE FILE DESTRUCTION PROGRAM THIS.
FILE HAS BEEN DESTROYED AT SAN FRANCISCO. b6
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1621-81-8435

SLALCHED 13.
FILE HAS BEEN DESTROYED AT SAN FRANCISCO. b6
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1621-81-8435

SLALCHED 13.8 INDEXED
SERIALIZED FILED V
VE: 5 1 1980 FBI -SEATTLE

DB Cooper-18241SE 164-81
Subject:
7
Jack Scott Farmer
Source
SUB 986
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
DEPARTMENT MOTOR VEHICLES
DIVISION RIVERS LICENSES
THIS CERTIFIES THAT
Jack Scott. Farmer 591 Cassidy Avenue Yuba City,, CA
J -855095 12-28-67
DATE
NOTCHED THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES ON THE ABOVE DATE OF CHANGE OF ADDRESS TO THE ADDRESS GIVEN ABOVE, PURSUANT TO VEHICLE, CODE
DIVISION OF DRIVERS LICENSES
SIGNATURE OF LICENSEE. Chief of Division
OL AS (REV. 11-65) This Card Should Be Carried With Lie
b6
EXPIRES ON BIRTHDAY
CALIFORNIA LICENSE b7C
£1 ,9,7 0 A
₹ DRIVER J855095
A
ISBURD IN ACCORDANCE WITH THECALIFORNIA VEHICLE CODE
Romalt v. Themen.
CHIEF, DMTSIOK OF:DRIVERS LICENSES
SEX HAIR EYES HEIGHT REICHT
M Bln Blu 16-0 1.80
DATE OF BIRTHPERSEFER ONY USE ONLY
22380
CLASS 3.
CHIEF, DMTSIOK OF:DRIVERS LICENSES
SEX HAIR EYES HEIGHT REICHT
M Bln Blu 16-0 1.80
DATE OF BIRTHPERSEFER ONY USE ONLY
22380
CLASS 3. Z AXLE VEH, EXCEPT BUS OR FARM LABOR TRIST MAY TOW VEHICLE LESS THAN 6 000 LBS. GAST SEE OVER FOR ANT MUST WEAL
OTHERCONDITIONS DRIYL
TLET 
CORRECTIVE
Jack S. Parmi
12/8/66 Chi
Oh
C.C.
LOST BE CARRIED WHEN OPERATING A MOTOR VEHICLE AND WHEN APPLYING FOR RENEWAL
YES095-10 0961 045
PENDENCY, AND MILITARY STATUS, AND (2) OF ANY OTHER FACT WHICH MIGHT CHANGE IN YOUR ADDRESS,-PHYSICAL CONDITION, AND OCCUPATIONAL, MARITAL, FAMILY, DE- AT ALL TIMES AND, TO NOTIFY YOUR LOCAL BOARD IN WRITING (1), OF EVERY CHANGE THE LAW REQUIRES YOU TO HAVE THIS CERTIFICATE IN YOUR PERSONAL POSSESSION
MAY BE FINED NOT.TO EXCEED $10,000 OR IMPRISONED FOR NOT MORE THAN FIVE
¥
WEIGHT
NL 0,
Yuba City, California : 9.
HEIGHT 413 Center Street
Blond
COLOR HAIR
Blue
VT CON GAVOS -IVOOT
COLOR EYES
(Approval not required)
(SSS Form 110 (Revised 11-10-65) Deer Cru- (Registrant's signature)
(kfauxbezyor clerk of local board)
Quanta Huevera 
until
is
CON GAVOS -IVOOT
COLOR EYES
(Approval not required)
(SSS Form 110 (Revised 11-10-65) Deer Cru- (Registrant's signature)
(kfauxbezyor clerk of local board)
Quanta Huevera 
until
is classified in Class
4 14 44
Jack S. Farmer Selective Service No.
NOTICE OF. CLASSIFICATION
SELECTIVE SERVICE SYSTEM
I-Y
by Local Board unless otherwise
checked below:
by Appeal Board
21 July 1966
vote of
by President
(Date of mailing)
to
84
16-1-81-8-426 DB Cooper-18242
14
27
YEARS, OR BOTH .-
F(LOCAL BOARD STAMP) A ANY PERSON WHO ALTERS, FORGES, OR IN ANY MANNER CHANGES THIS CERTIFICATE
:175
& SSVIAv
Jack Scott Farmer : 318 Hazel St Chico, Calif 95926
KAR THE LICEXP
NO
70
₩
YOUR CLASSIFICATION .;
fFirst name) (Middle initial) (Last name)}
JAN19.67
NO, FEE CORRECTION. EVE LIC. MAILED
2-17-68 dm
5
· SELECTIVE SERVICE SYSTEM REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE
SSS Form No. 2. (Rev. 6-10-80) Approval not required
THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE SELECTIVE SERVICE LAW "

Jack	Scott	Farmer
[FIRST NAME)	(MIDDLE NAME)	(LAST NAME)
(REGISTRANT'S SIGNATURE)
Approval not required
THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE SELECTIVE SERVICE LAW "

Jack	Scott	Farmer
[FIRST NAME)	(MIDDLE NAME)	(LAST NAME)
(REGISTRANT'S SIGNATURE)	SELECTIVE SERVICE	NO.	4	44 1.84

RESIDENCE AT REGISTRATION 591 Cassidy Ave,
(NUMBER AND STREET OR R F.D. NUMBER)
Yuba City, Sutter, California [CITY, TOWN, OR VILLAGE) (ZONE) (COUNTY) (STATE) May 221977 Chico, California: (DATE OF BIRTH) (PLACE OF BIRTH]
May
WAS DULY REGISTERED ON THE
25
DAY OF
19
62
(SIGNATURE OF LOCAL BOARD CLERK)
Local Board No. 14. Sutter County 1015 - 5th Street Marysville. California 95901
(Local Board Stamp)
You are required to have this notice, in addition to your Registration Certificate, on your person at all times and to sur- Tender it upon entering active duty in the Armed Forces. The law requires you to notify your local board in writing (1) of every change in your address, physical condition, and occupa- tional, marital, family, dependency, and military status, and (2) of any other
The law requires you to notify your local board in writing (1) of every change in your address, physical condition, and occupa- tional, marital, family, dependency, and military status, and (2) of any other fact which might change your classification within 10 days after it occurs.
Your Selective Service Number, shown on the reverse side, should appear on all communications with your local board. Sign this form Immediately upon receipt. Any person who alters, forges, knowingly destroys, knowingly mutilates or in any manner changes this notice may be fined not to exceed $10,000 or imprisoned for not more than five years, or
DB Cooper-18243OH MY GOD SOMETHING TO DO.
GOD ! SOME THING TO DO " NOW I LAY ME DOWN TO SLEEP ...
IN CASE OF MALFUNCTION PULL VIGOROUSLY ".
WHEN IN DOUBT PUNT
OR EAT YOUR HEART · PULL
OUT /1
DB Cooper-18244Log Book No,
#2
Period
MAY: 1967:
to
Name
FARMER; JACK SCOT
Address
318HAZEL
City:
CHICO
State
CALIFORNIA
Phone No. 342-97.95
LICENSE INFORMATION
PCA8222
Class A' License Number
Issued
19
67
Class B License Number
Issued, 19
Class C: License Number
Issued 19
Class D, License- Number
Issued 19
Instructor.
95
LICENSE INFORMATION
PCA8222
Class A' License Number
Issued
19
67
Class B License Number
Issued, 19
Class C: License Number
Issued 19
Class D, License- Number
Issued 19
Instructor. Rating Number
Issued! 19
Date of Birth 22 DAY
5
1944
Height
16
Ft; 0 In
MONTH
YEAR
Weight
180
Color Hair
BLO!
Color Eyes BLU
Parachutist Log
This is the record of your parachuting experience, F jump immediately. after landing .. Only properly, auther books will be accepted as evidence for issuance of licer Parachute Club of America. Unlicensed parachutists are to participate in meets sanctioned by the Parachute Club or by the Federation Aeronautique Internationale,
The jump procedures, safety regulations and recom in the Parachutist Log have been promulgated by the Para of America.
DB Cooper-18245*

JUMP NO.	DATE	LOCATION	TYPE	LICENSED PARACHUTIST OR PILOT SIGNATURE AND LICENSE NO!	PARACHUTES
AIRCRAFT	BACK	CHEST
1	10-8-66	CHICO DE TABLE MJ.
DB Cooper-18245*

JUMP NO.	DATE	LOCATION	TYPE	LICENSED PARACHUTIST OR PILOT SIGNATURE AND LICENSE NO!	PARACHUTES
AIRCRAFT	BACK	CHEST
1	10-8-66	CHICO DE TABLE MJ.	CESSI 182	DL CLUB/ RIS	32128
2	10-15-66	CHICO /DZ	C. 183
3	10-22-06	CHICO. 02	C 183
4	Vi
5.	8
7
8 9.	CHICO OZ.	C 182	Tego	32/28 77A
10	C
C 182	Tego	32/28 77A
10	C 210	3905

Typo Parachutes Jumped	TYPE	CANOPY. . MODIFICATION	SERIAL NO;
TYPE	CANOPY, MODIFICATION	SERIAL, NO.
TYPE	CANOPY MODIFICATION	SERIAL NO.

ALT. JUMP.	Delay in Seconds	MANEUVERS	DISTANCE TO TARGET	SURFACE WIND	REMA FROM: MEMORY
3500	SL	50	HEE DEE BEI
4500	SL	S.D.	10-15: PUSTY	b6
4.500	FP	5.9 -	b7C
5200	33	SD	3/1 POLED 1 TAK
4000	JP.	SD RT.ILY	STABLE
5500	20+	Z SDLT.
ALT. JUMP.	Delay in Seconds	MANEUVERS	DISTANCE TO TARGET	SURFACE WIND	REMA FROM: MEMORY
3500	SL	50	HEE DEE BEI
4500	SL	S.D.	10-15: PUSTY	b6
4.500	FP	5.9 -	b7C
5200	33	SD	3/1 POLED 1 TAK
4000	JP.	SD RT.
ILY	STABLE
5500	20+	Z SDLT. RTRT	STABLE
7000	40+	SD. FL BL wow	THIS HANNO
8500	53	30+1 SD RT LY SD	TOF	0	
NIGHT JUMP 8:00 pm
7200	45	TURNS	I'M LIKEEN IT
7200	400	BUFFING
PAGE TOTAL PRIOR
M LIKEEN IT
7200	400	BUFFING
PAGE TOTAL PRIOR TOTAL	TOF. TOF	TOTAL DISTANCE THIS PAG AVERAGE DISTANCE THIS P
TOTAL TIME	TDF	PRIOR AVERAGE TO DATE

DB Cooper-182466

OCATION	TYPE	LICENSED PARACHUTIST OR PILOT SIGNATURE AND	PARACHUTES
AIRCRAFT	BACK	CHEST
002 LE MY.	CESSI 182	DL CLUB RIO	32128
CO/02	C 183
11CO/02	6,82

0.02.	C 182	Tuge	32/28 IZA
1	C 210
PE	CAI	SERIAL NO:
THIS PAG AVERAGE DISTANCE THIS P
TOTAL TIME	TDF	PRIOR AVERAGE TO DATE

DB Cooper-182466

OCATION	TYPE	LICENSED PARACHUTIST OR PILOT SIGNATURE AND	PARACHUTES
AIRCRAFT	BACK	CHEST
002 LE MY.	CESSI 182	DL CLUB RIO	32128
CO/02	C 183
11CO/02	6,82

0.
02.	C 182	Tuge	32/28 IZA
1	C 210
PE	CAI	SERIAL NO:
PE	CANOPY MODIFICATION	SERIAL NO.
PE	CANOPY MODIFICATION	SERIAL NO.

'ALT.
PE	CANOPY MODIFICATION	SERIAL NO.

'ALT. JUMP.	Delay in Seconds	MANEUVERS	DISTANCE TO TARGET	SURFACE WIND	REMARKS FROM MEMORY tOTHER LOGS
3500	SL	30	0	HEE DEE BEE 2
4500	SL	S.D.	10-15: JUSTY
4500	FP	59	3+
5.
200	33	SD	POLED 1 TANGLED IN
SHIGQUO LINES
4.000	JP	SD RT LY	STABLE
5.500	20+	ZSD LT RTRT	STABLE
7000	40+	SDFLBL 420w	THIS IS A WILD SPORT
8.500	55	30 %; SD RT LT. SP	TOE	0	NIGHT JUMP 8:00pm FIECOS
7200	45	SD TURNS	I'M SIREN IT MORE
SP	TOE	0	NIGHT JUMP 8:00pm FIECOS
7200	45	SD TURNS	I'M SIREN IT MORE

7200 400
SD. BUFFING

PAGE TOTAL	TDF
PRIOR, TOTAL	TDF
TOTAL TIME	TOF.

b6
b7c
b6
b7C
TOTAL DISTANCE THIS PAGE;
AVERAGE DISTANCE THIS PAGE
PRIOR AVERAGE TO DATE
DB Cooper-182475
TYPE
LICENSED PARACHUTIST OR PILOT SIGNATURE AND.
LOCATION
AIRC
HICO , DE
1
ESTON CANYON TOS RANCHI
98 PIPE CLUB TRI
HTC0
22
BLE at.
108
ICO DZ:
V
C 182
CODE GLEMT.
CESS 182

PARACHUTES
BACK	CHEST

Tugio	3.012 TIA
DL CLUB 1219	MIR 8212E

DL. .. ... CLUB 1219	57822 IJA
TUTP	57822 TOR

TYPE	CANOPY MODIFICATION	SERIAL NO.
CLUB 1219	57822 IJA
TUTP	57822 TOR

TYPE	CANOPY MODIFICATION	SERIAL NO.
TYPE	CANOPY MODIFICATION	SERIAL NO.
TYPE	CANOPY MODIFICATION	SERIAL NO.

ALT. JUMP
Delay in Seconds
MANEUVERS.
DISTANCE TO TARGET
SURFACE WIND
REMARKS
b6
b7c
2
8500
53
0
FL. WHAT THE HE
TDF
0
HEE DEGIS GROUND RUSH
X? 4 V
ONE FOOT ON D-GRAVEL ONE FOOT OFF P-GRAVES
3 Jumps SOUTH SIDE
NORTH SIDE EAST SIDE
8200
TOF
10-15 mpk
12500
SBB:R BL. 2.50 HUR J.P.
TOF
15 MPH
ME H-UP LOST Log Bod
TOTAL DISTANCE THIS PAGE b6
AVERAGE DISTANCE THIS PAGE b7C
PRIOR AVERAGE TO DATE
DB Cooper-18248
OF
JPNUSF 502B ZOBicLes
TDF
JUSTY
FLAT GROUND RUSH FEGEN
TOL

PAGE TOTAL	TOF
PRIOR TOTAL	TOF
TOTAL' TIME	TDF

 

LOCATION.	TYPE AIRCRAFT	LICENSED PARACHUTIST OR PILOT SIGNATURE AND LICENSE NO.
TOTAL	TOF
TOTAL' TIME	TDF

 

LOCATION.	TYPE AIRCRAFT	LICENSED PARACHUTIST OR PILOT SIGNATURE AND LICENSE NO.	PARACHUTES
BACK	CHEST
TICO OVILE82	CESSI 182	32/28 ES.A.
TU9P
11	P.C. R.H.	IL
"	Turp.
32128 THE
V 1 C-18 C-1 CESS 18 0 182	TUTPi	57827 TJA
Ture.	57822 TUZA
TU99.	337822 2.7.17
TU T.P.	57822 TOTAL
TU9P	57822
T4.9P	57822 477
R: SPORT VILLE	TUPP	57822 TZA
TYPE	CA	SERIAL NO.
TYPE	`CANOPY	MODIFICATION	SERIAL NO.
9P	57822 477
R: SPORT VILLE	TUPP	57822 TZA
TYPE	CA	SERIAL NO.
TYPE	`CANOPY	MODIFICATION	SERIAL NO.
TYPE	.CANOPY MODIFICATION	SERIAL NO.

ALT. JUMP,	Delay in Seconds	MANEUVERS:	DISTANCE STO TARGET -	SURFACE WIND	REMARKS
8506	53%	SOB, ABRIROBR RFA) 3 BLIT.
TDE.	15MPH	COLD 14° TROUBLE FINDING 14x12
9.000	10	PLAYED WITH PIET	TOF	15	b6 LUTY SPOT b7C
7500	430	SDB, L BR Z 12 B12 ZIUNE	TOF	20	Cao LESS GROUND RU
8000	500	SDB, RT JPASSE How not: TOP	MOUNTAINT TOP TRE	guSTY	DEFANN WOW 71,000 LOW NORTH
COLD FAC
8600	330	SDIRE DUYISE 412	TDF	GUSTY	3€ 358
8.
ALT. JUMP,	Delay in Seconds	MANEUVERS:	DISTANCE STO TARGET -	SURFACE WIND	REMARKS
8506	53%	SOB, ABRIROBR RFA) 3 BLIT.	TDE.	15MPH	COLD 14° TROUBLE FINDING 14x12
9.000	10	PLAYED WITH PIET	TOF	15	b6 LUTY SPOT b7C
7500	430	SDB, L BR Z 12 B12 ZIUNE	TOF	20	Cao LESS GROUND RU
8000	500	SDB, RT JPASSE How not: TOP	MOUNTAINT TOP T
C
7500	430	SDB, L BR Z 12 B12 ZIUNE	TOF	20	Cao LESS GROUND RU
8000	500	SDB, RT JPASSE How not: TOP	MOUNTAINT TOP TRE	guSTY	DEFANN WOW 71,000 LOW NORTH
COLD FAC
8600	330	SDIRE DUYISE 412	TDF	GUSTY	3€ 358
8.000	220	SD.FL FL BL IN VINES FACE	10 XEt.	JUSTY	SPOT to
via
VEL
9000	564	50:2 15: 50.	TDE	20	HIGH PULL
8500	503	30.
JUSTY	SPOT to
via
VEL
9000	564	50:2 15: 50.	TDE	20	HIGH PULL
8500	503	30. FL BLBL 7.15:30	TOF	20	IPTO HOOK UR IMISSED
$ 14000	600 70	ZiEXIT veile	TOF	10.	FANTASTIC STAND-UP)
8000	330	ZENIT WITH UP Loopsof B122665	RUN WAY.	DUSTY.
9000 Jump
375

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LOCATION	TYPE AIRCRAFT	LICENSED PARACHUTIST OR PILOT SIGNATURE AND LICENSE NO.	PARACHUTES
BACK	CHEST
CESEN	651,423 P.C	578,22
X	182850	676054 PC	FARISO C23 B:
X	ATG
TOTAL DISTANCE THIS PAGE AVERAGE DISTANCE THIS PAGE PRIOR AVERAGE TO DATE
DB Cooper: 18249

LOCATION	TYPE AIRCRAFT	LICENSED PARACHUTIST OR PILOT SIGNATURE AND LICENSE NO.	PARACHUTES
BACK	CHEST
CESEN	651,423 P.C	578,22
X	182850	676054 PC	FARISO C23 B:
X	ATG TRAINER	PC
TICO DE	AT6 TRAINE	PC
100 10 srov o DZ	€182
11.
1 V	1.
11	H
INA OCE WAY	CHERORE 6	PC	FARTSO CZ3B
100 DZ.	COUPE	PC.
TYPE CANOR	SERIAL' NO.

TYPE	CANOPY
TYPE CANOR	SERIAL' NO.

TYPE	CANOPY MODIFICATION	SERIAL"NO.
TYPE	CANOPY MODIFICATION	SERIAL NO

ALT. JUMP	Delay 4in Seconds	MANEUVERS	DISTANCE TO TARGET,	SURFACE WIND	REMARKS
7500	35.	ZENIT OFL HOOK UP DBL		GUSTY	GOOD RELATIVE WORK HDJ - P.C.
10000	575	ZEXIT TRACK		0	OPEN HIGH PLAYED WITH PE
19000	5:0	2 4X17 HUSKiUP		0	THE ONLY WAY TO FILE
10,000	50	Z EXIT 2. RIDE.	TDF	0	TADIGESINANOTHER VR SPOT SINDICAL THE BEAR-PICK UP
8000	35.4.	Z EXIT	TDF	0)	IS CHICKEN 5 OK 9000 wari
10000	50€	PICTURE TIME	TOF	7	TAKING PICTURES,
TYPE	CANOPY MODIFICATION	SERIAL NO

ALT. JUMP	Delay 4in Seconds	MANEUVERS	DISTANCE TO TARGET,	SURFACE WIND	REMARKS
7500	35.	ZENIT OFL HOOK UP DBL		GUSTY	GOOD RELATIVE WORK HDJ - P.C.
10000	575	ZEXIT TRACK		0	OPEN HIGH PLAYED WITH PE
19000	5:0	2 4X17 HUSKiUP		0	THE ONLY WAY TO FILE
10,000	50	Z EXIT 2. RIDE.	TDF	0	TADIGESINANOTHER VR SPOT SINDICAL THE BEAR-PICK UP
8000	35.4.	Z EXIT	TDF	0)	IS CHICKEN 5 OK 9000 wari
10000	50€	PICTURE TIME	TOF	7	TAKING PICTURES, THEYBETTER BE OF
8500'	35.t.	ZEXIT, SUBI 34 FEAT SPIN.	HARD TOF.	9 4.TY	3.A FLAT SPIN BACK.
TIME	TOF	7	TAKING PICTURES, THEYBETTER BE OF
8500'	35.t.	ZEXIT, SUBI 34 FEAT SPIN.	HARD TOF.	9 4.TY	3.A FLAT SPIN BACK. ERADIK TO LOW PULL
6000	25	Z EXIT ZFL MISSED SCOTTY.	YATE X.	RAIN GUSTY	SE- RAIN JUNIP PCHUTE MALFUNCTION
8000	35+	35+KK+02 LUPESEED	110 TARGET	0	FRE00,015:00 ABOVE V PLATE
5000	7.
5+	2220	BARB: WIRE FANTE	20,- MPH	TUOJ (CI274) HENRY + TENCE CAR'S
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DB Cooper-18250 

TE	LOCATION	TYPE AIRCRAFT	LICENSED PARACHUTIST OR PILOT SIGNATURE AND LICENSE NO.
-TIME	PRIOR-AVERAGE TO DATE

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DB Cooper-18250 

TE	LOCATION	TYPE AIRCRAFT	LICENSED PARACHUTIST OR PILOT SIGNATURE AND LICENSE NO.	PARACHUTES	ALT. JUMP	'Delay, in Seconds	MANEUVERS?
DISTANCE TO TARGET	SURFACE WIND	KALL IS WELL THAT ENDS WELL ++ LINGS TANGLED REMARKS
BACK	CHEST
40	CHICO 02	0172	PC 657423	FAATSO, CZ3B	31000 4500	30€	2 BACK FLIP EXITAZIN	TOF	94574	b6 SEFER FEL ONGVEb
08	CHICO DZ	CESSNA 122	PC 651423	3000 7500	30+	Z'INTO AULA 9000 PACK JOB	TOF	gustiem 08	LUNES CROSSED LiP & THRÁ
60	CHICO DZ	C172	P.C 651423	3000 1	JP	FOLLOWED BILL DOWN	TOF.
08	LUNES CROSSED LiP & THRÁ
60	CHICO DZ	C172	P.C 651423	3000 1	JP	FOLLOWED BILL DOWN	TOF.	10MPH	wo
PARADISE AIRPORT TO CHILO DZ	9172	P651423	3200 3500	247	ROLLED OUT AND ZIN	TDF.	10-20 MPH	BILORESERVES CIRCAWAY, 9000 181
J Pat 5SEC HIS SP ... VE MULIGHETER DASS EXPECTCENA
1/68	002 173 Rd.	6172	PC 651423	7200	4.
5+	Z OUT SO RT FL BLAT SO 2 ROLLS NIw	PARAVEL IT	12-15	P- BOTH GOOD JOB & IN
ANO CONTROLLED MANEUVERS
GA. NORICED ON RELATIV:
18	CHICO DZ PENTE ROL.	4,72	PC451423	3200 7500	44+	ZOUTSPFLOL FL FLOLDIEL ZSD.	GRAVIL	-	IL STUDENTS AT ). CUMSHOT UN TYMVEL . 4800 CANOPY WORK BY ALL LOVE Z COOLS
CHICO DZ PENTA Rd
4800 CANOPY WORK BY ALL LOVE Z COOLS
CHICO DZ PENTA Rd
CHICO B3 PENT3 Rd
PENTS ROCEDE
Centi ed. 02	Pc 1 51423	FANTSO
CZ3B.

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DB Cooper-18251d

LOCATION	TYPE
TOTAL TIME	PRIOR AVERAGE TO DATE

DB Cooper-18251d

LOCATION	TYPE AIRCRAFT
HIZO DE	AIRE
provide Tint.	COUPE
NICO DE	CESSA
182
ATU
TRENING
ATLE
TRAINE
PIPEP
CUBRIR
PIPER COM-PA
BLACK BUTTE	AT-6
TRAINE
OLLEGE: 4	DATSUR
FIELD : H.	TRIER
COLLEGE
C	OHTGU
FIELD	TRUC
HIRSON CITY:	CHP
R PORT	180.

LICENSED PARACHUTIST OR PILOT SIGNATURE AND LICENSE NO.

PARACHUTES
·BACK.	CHEST:
051423.
PARACHUTES
·BACK.	CHEST:
051423. P.C.	FARTSO
AZ3B

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PC 651423	FARTSO. € 23B.

651423 PC CZ38
F.A.AT5:0

TYPE	CANOPY MODIFICATION	SERIAL NO.
TYPE	CANOPY MODIFICATION	SERIAL NO.
TYPE	CANOPY MODIFICATION	SERIAL NO.

ALT: JUMP	Delay in Seconds	MANEUVERS	DISTANCE TO TARGET	SURFACE WIND	that's Regler man! REMARKS .b6
3.000	103	2. DB/ZFS0		20 MPH	FANTASTIC PILOT (Wary STANO VIA
75.00	30+	ZSD.
ALT: JUMP	Delay in Seconds	MANEUVERS	DISTANCE TO TARGET	SURFACE WIND	that's Regler man! REMARKS .b6
3.000	103	2. DB/ZFS0		20 MPH	FANTASTIC PILOT (Wary STANO VIA
75.00	30+	ZSD.	TDF Mi TOP	945TY	WIZZPUT THE MESCOLILO QUEA REEX/WI
8500	357	2. DIVING A EXIT.	STAND UP	NE	E PICAT DIVINO EXIST
8500	35+	HAD A.P.q. BUT. PLAYED	TD+	10 miel	NO JUMP WITH HIM DOES A GOOD LAD - CALLO BET
7.500	30+	2 EXIT HOOKU WITH DU. wow	150FRED
Ditoirio	0	PILET MUMS | WAW WHAT A RIDE ICHW/
7500	30%.	Z'EXIT WITH ERMEZZA OPEN HIGH	ONE KNEE	10 MPH.	PUFF OUTLETEVENT movie) woul ZEMESTYPYONES
8000	35.
Z'EXIT WITH ERMEZZA OPEN HIGH	ONE KNEE	10 MPH.	PUFF OUTLETEVENT movie) woul ZEMESTYPYONES
8000	35.7	ZEXIT TRACK FOR MARKET	TREE.	0.	PLAY OFF IFT DOTTOR SUITE DEMN'Y.P.C. I TREE
125 LINE	PARA 3AL1119	GUSTY STRONA	PARA-SAILING FUCK THE CROSS BOW
12,5€	PARA SALINA	GLIST STROP	ENLOE HOSPITAL FRACTURED PELVIS
$5:00	20%	ZEXIT HOOK LA THISHERLUCOP.	TDFIO	911377	CARSON CITY SKYDIVERS CEL ALT. 6894 Jump + 2%.
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LOCATION	TYPE AIRCRAFT	LICENSED PARACHUTIST OR PILOT
TIME	PRIOR "AVERAGE TO DATE:

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LOCATION	TYPE AIRCRAFT	LICENSED PARACHUTIST OR PILOT SIGNATURE AND LICENSE NO.	PARACHUTES
BACK	CHEST
HILV DZ. BLE TOP ME.	CITZ	651423
6,72
BLACK BU TE RES-	942
DE	972	11/
CHICO 07	6,72	DOCH	NOOPEN RESERZUG
CHICO DE ALMOST	972	51423. PC
CHICO=	€172
HICO 02.	C172
CHICO 07.	972
co Ox;	€172"	637423

TYPE	CANOPY MODIFICATION	SERIAL NO.
TYPE	CANOPY MODIFICATION	SERIAL NO.
Ox;	€172"	637423

TYPE	CANOPY MODIFICATION	SERIAL NO.
TYPE	CANOPY MODIFICATION	SERIAL NO.
TYPE	CANOPY MODIFICATION	SERIAL' NO.

ALT. JUMP.	Delay in Seconds	MANEUVERS	DISTANCE TO TARGET	SURFACE WIND
5.000	157	SD,FL,50 EYE ON WES	NO TARGET	GUSTY
75.
00	30+	2	IT X STAVE	0
8000	35+	Z	ZETE	JUSTy
3.000	21/4	Z PLAYED	TARGET	0
3000	ZH	-0	0	0
9500	DOSPLAYED WITH PC FROM 9000	TDF.	94318 ZoMPA
4000,	27	2 TO OPENING	P. X4. STANDO	GUSTY
3500 14,00	27	SL Z JUMPERES THEM Z TO OPENING	MISSED	GUSTY missed
3500
ALT. JUMP.	Delay in Seconds	MANEUVERS	DISTANCE TO TARGET	SURFACE WIND
5.000	157	SD,FL,50 EYE ON WES	NO TARGET	GUSTY
75.00	30+	2	IT X STAVE	0
8000	35+	Z	ZETE	JUSTy
3.000	21/4	Z PLAYED	TARGET	0
3000	ZH	-0	0	0
9500	DOSPLAYED WITH PC FROM 9000	TDF.
94318 ZoMPA
4000,	27	2 TO OPENING	P. X4. STANDO	GUSTY
3500 14,00	27	SL Z JUMPERES THEM Z TO OPENING	MISSED	GUSTY missed
3500 14000	27	SL X JUMPERS THEN Z TO OPEN	8.19 TT UPS	P.q.Q STANDA
3000 400	27-	2 EXIT Z wer ZSPZ SD Z 5D	TDF	JUST9
PAGE
Q STANDA
3000 400	27-	2 EXIT Z wer ZSPZ SD Z 5D	TDF	JUST9
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+ ON MIT HUSERARDO ++ NO MORE ARMING
REMARKS WHAT A RIDE -7
PARADISE AIRPORT-IF YOU CALL IT THAT
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JUMPMASTER- 4
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9000 -00 SUNI
PROMATURE OPENING UPON EXIT BOTTOM PIN DISLODGED BECAUSE LE
RIP CORD
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BOTH
COLORS DURING 2 UNREAL
,
m 5L
BOTH GOOD JOB Z EXIT Y JUMP
TOTAL DISTANCE THIS PAGE
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DB Cooper-18253,
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LOCATION	TYPE AIRCRAFT
TROUTLES.
AIR PORT	CESS
18
KOVILLE WIR PURET	918
900
. DANISAN TRANCH	J-3
·DANISAN RANCH	J-3
DIE/20-M1047.
STUNG
BOTH
COLORS DURING 2 UNREAL
,
m 5L
BOTH GOOD JOB Z EXIT Y JUMP
TOTAL DISTANCE THIS PAGE
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DB Cooper-18253,
b6

LOCATION	TYPE AIRCRAFT
TROUTLES.
AIR PORT	CESS
18
KOVILLE WIR PURET	918
900
. DANISAN TRANCH	J-3
·DANISAN RANCH	J-3
DIE/20-M1047. mas 1 LA	ST C NEIS
ARTE A. PP. CHICO DZ	5,8
HICO DZ.
982
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LICENSED PARACHUTIST OR PILOT SIGNATURE AND LICENSE NO.

PARACHUTES;
BACK	CHEST
Tu.	5.7822
TIP.
Zu Brow.
DT	SAM. NETTO
JEEDELLE TURH	57822
DT ....	5.7822
EEDLES TURH	VING
1/	57822,
57328 TL.
PARACHUTES;
BACK	CHEST
Tu.	5.7822
TIP.
Zu Brow.
DT	SAM. NETTO
JEEDELLE TURH	57822
DT ....	5.7822
EEDLES TURH	VING
1/	57822,
57328 TL.	57822
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TYPE	CANOTT MODIFICATION	SERIAL NO.
TYPE	CANOPY MODIFICATION	SERIAL' NO.
TYPE	CANOPY MODIFICATION	it SERIAL NO.

ALT. JUMP	Delay In Seconds	MANEUVERS	DISTANCE TO TARGET	SURFACE WIND	REMARKS
8500	53 130	2 EXIT HOOK -UP-JSF	RUN WAY.	1 150	VINE WORKA "2"
9000.
ALT. JUMP	Delay In Seconds	MANEUVERS	DISTANCE TO TARGET	SURFACE WIND	REMARKS
8500	53 130	2 EXIT HOOK -UP-JSF	RUN WAY.	1 150	VINE WORKA "2"
9000.	5640	3 HOOK-UP. Z EXIT wow	RUM WAY.	3 STARSA EXIT. Y .. . 70, EARTH
72000	#5:30	ce	RUNA WAY	da	NIGHT 13.00Pm
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NO PLL
$4000	FFS	weer	RICE FIELD	25g,RO	WET T HOT RICE FIELD
WIND HAICH ORE TATT
45,00	27,	FONT	MELON FIELD	50	3KMILES FROM RANCH
8000	50 030	SMOKE JETERSTIME	100 YOS	JUSTE	SMOKE
10,000	45+	3 M STAR 2+1 = 3.32	TOF	-	NO PLE BAD LANDING 3X
10500	50	ZBLBR JP+ JSF 2	TOF POWER	GUSTE	NOW I KNOW FOR SURE IS TRYING TO
32	TOF	-	NO PLE BAD LANDING 3X
10500	50	ZBLBR JP+ JSF 2	TOF POWER	GUSTE	NOW I KNOW FOR SURE IS TRYING TO KILL
7500	35	Z EXIT SE Hook ve Bu LPOJ.USE	GUSTE	G 0 (3)
7500	35	REXIT+ LOOPS HUSE DJ	T.D.F	905TY	UNDERSTAND OPENING BILT.
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DB. Cooper-18254

LOCATION	TYPE AIRCRAFT	LICENSED PARACHUTIST OR PILOT SIGNATURE AND LICENSE NO.	PARACHUTES
BACK	CHEST
COVILLE DAM o Jump OVILLE, CALI	C /72	PC ¥ 651423	FARTSO.
Cooper-18254

LOCATION	TYPE AIRCRAFT	LICENSED PARACHUTIST OR PILOT SIGNATURE AND LICENSE NO.	PARACHUTES
BACK	CHEST
COVILLE DAM o Jump OVILLE, CALI	C /72	PC ¥ 651423	FARTSO.18 C23B

TYPE	CANOPY. MODIFICATION	SERIAL NO.
TYPE	CANOPY MODIFICATION	SERIAL NO.
TYPE	CANOPY MODIFICATION	SERIAL NO.
TYPE	CANOPY. MODIFICATION	SERIAL NO.
TYPE	CANOPY MODIFICATION	SERIAL NO.
TYPE	CANOPY MODIFICATION	SERIAL NO.

ALT. JUMP	Delay. in Seconds	MANEUVERS	DISTANCE TO TARGET	SURFACE WIND	CHICO SPORT PARACHUTE CLUB JUMPS NAKED REMARKS A FIRST
7500	4.7+	Z OL SD JETERS RANCHER HOOK UP LOW	H2O	0	BEAR ASS NAILED IT.0 JUMP LOW
ALT. JUMP	Delay. in Seconds	MANEUVERS	DISTANCE TO TARGET	SURFACE WIND	CHICO SPORT PARACHUTE CLUB JUMPS NAKED REMARKS A FIRST
7500	4.7+	Z OL SD JETERS RANCHER HOOK UP LOW	H2O	0	BEAR ASS NAILED IT.0 JUMP LOW

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DB Cooper-18255ID # A-1' 25
Date
Empl.
Occ.
18086
DoB: 5/32/44
Hi. IL. 61 1
Wt
185
Sex_M __
Hair Bli.d
Eyes Blue
Scars Stiff L/Little finger; SCS L/Wrist, R/knee, R 3rd Finger, Lower THIS PERMIT EXPIRES ONE YEAR FROM ISSUE DATE Chin
DB Cooper-18256OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF WASHOE COUNTY NEVADA IDENTIFICATION CARD
Right Thumb
Left Thumb
Sheriff
៛
DB Cooper-18257
4 . 1STATE OF CALIFORNIA
DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES
DIVISION RIVERS LICENSES
THIS CERTIFIES THAT,
Jack Scott. Farmer b6
591. Cassidy Avenue b7c Yuba City,. CA
LICENSE NO J -855095 12-28-67 DATE
NOTIFIED THE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES ON THE ABOVE DATE OF CHANGE OF ADDRESS TO THE ADDRESS GIVEN ABOVE. PURSUANT TO VEHICLE.
DIVISION OF DRIVERS LICENSEST
R Chief of Division
SIGNATURE, OF LICENSEE
OL 43 (REV,-11-65) }- This Card Should Be Carried With Lueste
CALIFORNIA LICENSE
DRIVER' J855095
Jaok Scott Farmer
: 318 Hazel St
Chico, Calif 95926
SEX
LICENSEST
R Chief of Division
SIGNATURE, OF LICENSEE
OL 43 (REV,-11-65) }- This Card Should Be Carried With Lueste
CALIFORNIA LICENSE
DRIVER' J855095
Jaok Scott Farmer
: 318 Hazel St
Chico, Calif 95926
SEX HAIR EYES HEIGHT SEISHT
M Bin Blu 16-0 150 NO
SKY CSE GALT
522 br
22
CLASE 3. 2 AILE VEK, EXCEPT BUS CR FARM LABCK IP WAT TOW VEHICLE LESS THIN & COO ILS SEC OVER FOR ANT
OTHEYTENTATIONS 
Jack S. Para :
12/8/66 Chi Ou
POST BE CARRIED WHEN OPERATING A MOTOR VEHICLE AND WHEN APPLYING FOR RENEWAL
YOUR CLASSIFICATION .;
PENDENCY, AND MILITARY STATUS_ AND (2) OF ANY OTHER FACT WHICH MIGHT CHANGE IN YOUR ADDRESS, PHYSICAL CONDITION, AND OCCUPATIONAL, MARITAL, FAMILY, DE- 14 2.7) AT ALL TIMES AND. TO NOTIFY YOUR LOCAL BOARD IN WRITING (1) OF EVERY CHANGE THE LAW REQUIRES YOU TO HAVE THIS CERTIFICATE IN YOUR PERSONAL POSSESSION YCS095-40 0961 045
ANY PERSON WHO ALTERS, FORGES, OR IN ANY MANNER CHANGES THIS CERTIFICATE
"(LOCAL BOARD STAMP)
: :175
WEIGHT
Yuba City, California
0. 9 HEIGHT
413 Center Street.
Blond Sutter County ***
COLOR HAIR
LOCAL BOARD NO. 14
Blue
COLOR EYES-
NOTICE OF- CLASSIFICATION SELECTIVE SERVICE SYSTEM
First name) ( Middle initial) ( Last name)
Jack S.
14
Blue
COLOR EYES-
NOTICE OF- CLASSIFICATION SELECTIVE SERVICE SYSTEM
First name) ( Middle initial) ( Last name)
Jack S. Farmer
Selective Service No.
is classified in Class
by Local Board unless otherwise
checked below:
by Appeal Board
(Date of mailing) 21 July 1966
Queanda Hagen
, 
vote of
by President
Speel ErDet (krzybyxor clerk of local board)
(Registrant's signature)
ISSS Form 110 (Revised 11-10-65)
(Approval not required)
164-81-8426 DB Cooper-18258
SE 164-81
Subject:
Jack Scott Farmer
Source
SUB 956 1
LABURO IN ACCORDANCE WITH - THE CALIFORNIA VEHICLE CODE ! Romalt J. Themen. CHIEF, DIVISION OF DRIVERS LICENSES
& SSVTO.
A
EXPIRES OH BIRTHDAY 1 ,9,7 0 "
KAR PRE LICEAP
70 
until
4 14
44
to
I-Y 84
MAY BE FINED NOT.TO EXCEED $10,000 OR IMPRISONED FOR NOT MORE THAN FIVE YEARS, OR BOTH .-. Dissemination Routing Slip - FD-417 (9-12-69)
(Copies to Offices Checked)
To: Director, Att .: SAC, Albany Oklahoma City Albuquerque Phoenix Anchorage Jacksonville :
: SAC, Albany Oklahoma City Albuquerque Phoenix Anchorage Jacksonville Pittsburgh Atlanta Baltimore Birmingham Boston Little Rock St. Louis Butte Los Angeles Louisville Salt Lake City San Antonio Cincinnati Cleveland Columbia Chicago Charlotte Memphis Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis Mobile San Diego San Francisco San Juan Savannah Seattle Dallas Denver Newark New Haven New Orleans Springfield Detroit Tampa El Paso New York City Norfolk
Date
7/1/80
RE: UNSUB, aka D.B. Cooper AIRCRAFT PIRACY 00: Portland
A
164-81-8427
REMARK S:
Enclosed for Seattle is Mobile letter to Detroit
Cooper AIRCRAFT PIRACY 00: Portland
A
164-81-8427
REMARK S:
Enclosed for Seattle is Mobile letter to Detroit dated 6/25/80, which is being forwarded as Seattle is 00 in this matter.
SEARCHED LE INDEXES ... SERIAL!
4
JUL 0 2 1980
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ROBERT S. GAST, II
SAC
OFFICE PORTLAND
FILE #:
DB Cooper-18274 Kansas City Knoxville Las Vegas Portland
Richmond Sacramento Buffalo Houston Indianapolis Omaha Alexandria Jackson Philadelphia Washington Field HonoluluSAC, DETROIT (164-115)
6/25/30
SAC, KOBILE (164-125) (RUC)
UNSUB, aka D. B. Cooper AIRCRAFT PIRACY 00: PORTLAND
1.
Ro Detroit letter to Mobile, 4/14/80.
On 5/29/80,
Alabama Doard of Corrections, Route 5, Dox 125, Montgomery, Alabama, 36117, telephone was contacted at the Kilby State Prison. advised that all records for :labama State Prisoners are maintained at the Central Records Office, 3371 Atlanta Highway, Montgomery, Alabama.
advised that all records for :labama State Prisoners are maintained at the Central Records Office, 3371 Atlanta Highway, Montgomery, Alabama. Further advised that he had made inquiry of this record section and determined that a record in the name of was on file.
On 6/5/80, Contral Records, Alabama Board of Corrections, 3371 Atlanta Highway, Montgomery, Alabama, was contacted and she made available Alabama Loard of Corrections File Number 
in the name of
A review of this file disclosed the following information:
was committed to the State Department of Corrections and Institutions, Montgomery, Alabama, on On was paroled and assigned to the Parole Office at Decatur, Alabama. incarceration with the Alabama State Department of Corrections and Institutions was the result of his having
and having been been
sentenced to had been charged in
along with ៛ for having
in Albertville, Alabama.
is described as follows:
2 - Dotroit A - Portland (Info) 1 - Nobile IJI/1rb (4)
11-1-81-8427 il
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Race
Sex
DOB
POR lleight
Weight
Complexion
Lyes Hair Build Occupation
Wife
2 - Dotroit A - Portland (Info) 1 - Nobile IJI/1rb (4)
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Race
Sex
DOB
POR lleight
Weight
Complexion
Lyes Hair Build Occupation
Wife
Mother
FDI C Military
Education
White Male
5 85" 131 lbs. l'edium
Brown
Brown
Slender
Albertville, Ala.
Albertville, Ala.
Claimed to have served in the U. S. Marine Corps from
Reportedly at time of incarceration
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An FBI Identification Record enclosed with b6 prison file disclosed that he had been fingerprinted as follows: b7C
- U. S. Marine Corps, enlistment
- U. S. Marshal, Detroit, Michigan charged with
- Police Department, Gadsden, Ala.,
2
DB Cooper-18276MO 164-125
- State Department of Corrections and Institutions, Montgomery, Ala.,
In addition to the above, a further review of the file indicated that he had been arrested on on the
with no disposition shown and disposition - discharged.
There was no information in
file indicating his possible present whereabouts.
LEAD:
DETROIT
AT FLINT, MICHIGAN
Will recontact Flint, Michigan, telephone and determine where he knew during 1963. Will thereafter attempt to locate utilizing descriptive information set forth above.
LEAD:
DETROIT
AT FLINT, MICHIGAN
Will recontact Flint, Michigan, telephone and determine where he knew during 1963. Will thereafter attempt to locate utilizing descriptive information set forth above.
DB Cooper-18277
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b6 b7cSAC, DETROIT (164-115)
6/25/80
SAC, MOBILE (164-125) (RUC)
UNSUB, aka D. B. Cooper AIRCRAFT PIRACY 00: PORTLAND
Sub J
Re Detroit letter to Mobile, 4/14/80.
On 5/29/80,
Alabama Board of Corrections, Route 5, Box 125, Montgomery , Alabama, 36117, telephone was contacted at the Kilby State Prison. advised that all records for Alabama State Prisoners are maintained at the Central Records Office, 3371 Atlanta Highway, Montgomery, Alabama. further advised that he had made inquiry of this record section and determined that a record in the name of was on file.
On 6/5/80, Central Records, Alabama Board of Corrections, 3371 Atlanta Highway, Montgomery, Alabama, was contacted and she made available Alabama Board of Corrections File Number A review of this in the name Of file disclosed the following information:
was committed to the State Department of Corrections and Institutions, Montgomery, Alabama, on On was paroled and assigned to the
and she made available Alabama Board of Corrections File Number A review of this in the name Of file disclosed the following information:
was committed to the State Department of Corrections and Institutions, Montgomery, Alabama, on On was paroled and assigned to the Parole Office at Decatur, Alabama. incarceration with the Alabama State Department of Corrections and Institutions was the result of his having been and having been sentenced to had been charged in along with 1 for having
in Albertville, Alabama.
is described as follows : b6 b7C
2 - Detroit T
1- Portland (Info) - Mobile EJH/1rb (4)
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b6 b7CUNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
DATE: 6/27/80
TO SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) MARIA FROM SAC, SAN FRANCISCO (164-220) (P) (SQ. 10)
SUBJECT: NORJAK (A) ;
00: SEATTLE
SubJ
Being forwarded to the Minneapolis Office is one colored photograph depicting two white males, standing in front of a snowmobile, with the notation of D.B. Cooper for the individual in the brown or maroon trousers.
SubJ
Being forwarded to the Minneapolis Office is one colored photograph depicting two white males, standing in front of a snowmobile, with the notation of D.B. Cooper for the individual in the brown or maroon trousers.
For the information of Seattle and Minneapolis, a letter dated 6/17/80, was received at the San Francisco Office from from San Francisco. b6 b7C
In this letter, states that recently, while he was in Minneapolis to attend a high school reunion, he met a high school classmate who furnished him the above mentioned photograph. He said this individual is Minneapolis, Minnesota,
telephone number He said this individual believed that the photograph was that of D. B. Cooper. He continued that the social occasion did not lend itself to questioning but indicated that this individual was now in Canada.
pointed out that was in a very serious accident several months ago and walks with con- siderable difficulty with the aid of crutches. He seemed a little incoherent at times, and his wife mentioned that he had had considerable damage to his neck and head at the time of the accident. told that an Agent of the FBI would probably call on him at a later date regarding this matter.
wife mentioned that he had had considerable damage to his neck and head at the time of the accident. told that an Agent of the FBI would probably call on him at a later date regarding this matter.
2 - Seattle 
2 - Minneapolis (Enc. 1) 2 - San Francisco DJB/k1b (6)
Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan
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ARMED AND DANGEROUS
2*
DB Cooper-18282 SAC, SEATTLE (164-01)
6/27/30
SAC, SAN FRANCISCO (164-220) (P) (SQ. 10)
HORJAK (A) ; 00: SEATTLE
Boing forwarded to the Minneapolis Office is one colored photograph depicting two white males, standing in front of a snowmobile, with the notation of D.B. Cooper for the individual in the brown or maroon trousers.
For the information of Seattle and Minneapolis, a letter dated 6/17/30, was received at the San Francisco Office from from San Francisco. In this letter, states that recently, while he was in Minneapolis to attend a high school reunion, he met a high school classmate who furnished him the above mentioned
In this letter, states that recently, while he was in Minneapolis to attend a high school reunion, he met a high school classmate who furnished him the above mentioned photograph. He said this individual is -
Minneapolis, Minnesota,
telephone number He said this individual believed that the photograph was that of D.B. Cooper. He continued that the social occasion did not lend itself to questioning but indicated that this individual was now in Canada.
pointed out that was in a very serious accident several months ago and walks with con- siderable difficulty with the aid of crutches. Ile seomed a little incoherent at times, and his wife mentioned that he had had considerable damage to his neck and head at the time of the accident. told that an Agent of the FBI would probably call on him at a later date regarding this matter.
(2) - Seattle
2 - Minneapolis (Enc. 1)
2 - San Francisco DJB/klb (6)
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DE 2 1880
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DB Cooper-18283UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
TO
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
DATE: 6/27/80
MA Kİ FROM SAC, SAN FRANCISCO (164-220) (P) (SQ.
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DB Cooper-18283UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
TO
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
DATE: 6/27/80
MA Kİ FROM SAC, SAN FRANCISCO (164-220) (P) (SQ. 10)
SUBJECT: NORJAK (A) ;
00: SEATTLE
SubJ
Being forwarded to the Minneapolis Office is one colored photograph depicting two white males, standing in front of a snowmobile, with the notation of D.B. Cooper for the individual in the brown or maroon trousers.
For the information of Seattle and Minneapolis, a letter dated 6/17/80, was received at the San Francisco Office from from San Francisco. In this letter, states that recently, while he was in Minneapolis to attend a high school reunion, he met a high school classmate who furnished him the above mentioned photograph. He said this individual is Minneapolis, Minnesota,
telephone number He said this individual believed that the photograph was that of D. B. Cooper. He continued that the social occasion did not lend itself to questioning but indicated that this individual was now in Canada.
pointed out that was in a very serious accident several months ago and walks with con- siderable difficulty with the aid of crutches.
pointed out that was in a very serious accident several months ago and walks with con- siderable difficulty with the aid of crutches. He seemed a little incoherent at times, and his wife mentioned that he had had considerable damage to his neck and head at the time of the accident. told that an Agent of the FBI would probably call on him at a later date regarding this matter.
2 - Seattle 2 - Minneapolis (Enc. 1) 2 - San Francisco DJB/klb (6)
Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan
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DB Cooper-18285
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Subject b6 b7C
ATTN: LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION, IDENTIFICATION DIVISION.
NOR JAK (A). 00: SEATTLE
RE PITTSBURGH TELETYPE TO THE BUREAU, JUNE 26, 1980. RE SUSPECT
MILITARY SERVICE RECORDS ON FILE AT ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI,
DISCLOSED
SERVED ON ACTIVE DUTY IN U.
RE SUSPECT
MILITARY SERVICE RECORDS ON FILE AT ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI,
DISCLOSED
SERVED ON ACTIVE DUTY IN U. S. ARMY (USA) FROM TO
HONORABLY RELEASED .FROM ACTIVE DUTY AS
DUE TO EXPIRATION OF TERM OF SERVICE. DISCHARGED FROM USA
RESERVE
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PAGE TWO (164-M) UNCLAS
ATTENDED AIRBORNE SCHOOL IN JUMP RECORD LISTS 15 PARACHUTE JUMPS.
BORN
FBI PHOTOGRAPH NOT AVAILABLE.
NO.
COPIES OF PERTINENT ARMY RECORDS BEING FURNISHED SEATTLE BY MAIL.
IDENTIFICATION DIVISION, COMPARE FINGERPRINTS OF
FBI NO. WITH LATENT FINGERPRINTS PREVIOUSLY SUBMITTED IN THIS MATTER, IF NOT ALREADY DONE. BT
#
DB Cooper-18288
1842112Z SE 1
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SEATTLE (164-C1) ROUTINE 3T
UNCLAS
ATTN: LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION, IDENTIFICATION DIVISION. NORJAK (A). 00: SEATTLE
RE PITTSBURGH TELETYPE TO THE BUREAU, JUNE 26, 1966.
ROUTINE PORTLAND ROUTINE
SEATTLE (164-C1) ROUTINE 3T
UNCLAS
ATTN: LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION, IDENTIFICATION DIVISION. NORJAK (A). 00: SEATTLE
RE PITTSBURGH TELETYPE TO THE BUREAU, JUNE 26, 1966. RE SUSPECT
MILITARY SERVICE RECORDS Od FILE AT ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI,
DISCLOSED
SERVED ON ACTIVE DUTY IN U. S. ARMY (USA) FAON ro
HONORABLY RELEASED FROM ACTIVE DUTY AS
DUE TO EXPIRATION OF TERM OF SERVICE. DISCHARGED FROM USA
RESERVE
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RR HQ PG PD SE DE SL R G8 16307 JUL 80. FN ST. LOUIS .(164-M) P TO DIRECTOR (164-2111): ROUTINE PITTSBURGH (164-93) ROUTINE PORTLAND ROUTINE
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SEATTLE (164-61) ROUTINE BT UNCLAS
ATTN: . LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION, IDENTIFICATION DIVISION .
NOKJAK (A). 00: SEATTLE
RE. PITTSBURGH TELETYPE TO THE BUREAU, JUNE 26, 1980. RE SUSPECT
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DISCLOSED b6
.b7C SERVED ON ACTIVE DUTY IN U. S. ARMY (USA) FROM TO
HONORABLY, RELEASED FROM ACTIVE DUTY. AS
DUE TO EXPIRATION OF TERM OF SERVICE. DISCHARGED FROM USA
RESERVE
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SERIALIZEDFILED 0:2 1980 rBI-BEATILE B Cooper-18291LV0008 1850416Z RR SE DE LV R 030230Z JUL 80 FM LAS
DISCHARGED FROM USA
RESERVE
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SERIALIZEDFILED 0:2 1980 rBI-BEATILE B Cooper-18291LV0008 1850416Z RR SE DE LV R 030230Z JUL 80 FM LAS VEGAS (164-60) (P) SUB 956, 1 TO DIRECTOR (164-2111) ROUTINE. SAN FRANCISCO (164-220) (SQ. 10) ROUTINE
SACRAMENTO ROUTINE
SEATTLE ROUTINE
BT
Subject Jack Scott Farmer partner- Farth Hudson Dunning
UNCLAS Place Dunning in NORJAK; CAA - HIJACKING (A), 00: SEATTLE. Dame such file or RE SEATTLE TELETYPE TO BUREAU DATED JUNE 27, 1980. Farma. INVESTIGATION CONDUCTED AT THE NEVADA LODGE, CRYSTAL BAY, NEVADA, HAS IDENTIFIED GARTH HUDSON DUNNING AS FOLLOWS: (1/7 WMA . DOB DECEMBER 18, 1927, 5'9", 165 POUND, BROWN AND BROWN, SSAN 553-32-8519, DOUGLAS COUNTY, NEVADA SHERIFF'S OFFICE NUMBER C30382, NO KNOWN ARRESTS, LAST KNOWN ADDRESSES OF 55 ST. FRANCIS DRIVE AND 1293 MARION AVENUE, BOTH IN CHICO, CALIFORNIA, REPORTED MISSING AND PRESUMED DROWNED AT CRYSTAL BAY, AUGUST 5, 1969.
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DB Cooper-18293PAGE TWO LV (164-60) UNCLAS
JACK SCOTT FARMER DESCRIBED AS WMA, DOB MAY 22, 1944, 6' , 185 POUNDS, BLOND AND BLUE, SSAN 563-58-4306, WASHOE
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DB Cooper-18293PAGE TWO LV (164-60) UNCLAS
JACK SCOTT FARMER DESCRIBED AS WMA, DOB MAY 22, 1944, 6' , 185 POUNDS, BLOND AND BLUE, SSAN 563-58-4306, WASHOE COUNTY, NEVADA SHERIFF'S OFFICE NUMBER A18825, NO KNOWN ARRESTS, LAST KNOWN ADDRESS 591 CASSIDY, YUBA CITY, CALIFORNIA, REPORTED MISSING AND PRESUMED DROWNED AT CRYSTAL BAY, AUGUST 5, 1969.
ON JULY 1, 1980, FINGERPRINT CARD FOR DUNNING OBTAINED FROM DOUGLAS COUNTY , NEVADA SHERIFF'S OFFICE AT MINDEN. ATTEMPTS TO LOCATE FINGERPRINT CARD FOR FARMER AT WASHOE COUNTY, NEVADA SHERIFF'S OFFICE, RENO, NEVADA, TO DATE, HAS
BEEN NEGATIVE. THIS CARD APPEARS TO HAVE BEEN LOST OR 
MISPLACED, HOWEVER, FINGERPRINT CLASSIFICATION IS AVAILABLE. SACRAMENTO DIVISION SHOULD CONTINUE EFFORTS TO SECURE FINGERPRINT CARD FOR FARMER THROUGH CII, DMV OR POSSIBLY THROUGH LOGICAL AGENCY IN YUBA CITY, CALIFORNIA.
LAS VEGAS DIVISION WILL FORWARD TO THE BUREAU THE FINGERPRINT CARD OF DUNNING AND THE CLASSIFICATION OF FARMER. WILL FORWARD TO OTHER OFFICES THE WASHOE COUNTY, NEVADA SHERIFF'S OFFICE REPORT RE DROWNING AND RESULTS OF INTERVIEWS AT NEVADA LODGE, CRYSTAL BAY, NEVADA.
WILL FORWARD TO OTHER OFFICES THE WASHOE COUNTY, NEVADA SHERIFF'S OFFICE REPORT RE DROWNING AND RESULTS OF INTERVIEWS AT NEVADA LODGE, CRYSTAL BAY, NEVADA. BT
DB Cooper-18294LVOJEU 1850416Z DR SE DE LV # 03623GZ JUL 83 FM LAS VEGAS (164-60) (P) TO DIRECTOR (164-2111) ROUTINE SAN FRANCISCO (164-220) (SQ. 16) ROUTINE SACRAMENTO ROUTINE SEATTLE ROUTINE BT UNOLAS
SUB 956. L
NORJAK; CAA - HIJACKING (A) , 00: SEATTLE. RE SEATILE TELETYPE TO BUREAU DATED JUNE 27, 1980. INVESTIGATION CONDUCTED AT THE NEVADA LODGE, CRYSTAL BAY, NEVADA, HAS IDENTIFIED GARTH HUDSON DUNKING AS FOLLOWS: UMA, DOB DECEMBER 18, 1987, 5'9", 165 POUND, BROWN AND BROWN, SSAN 553-32-8519, DOUGLAS COUNTY, NEVADA SHERIFF'S OFFICE NUMBER 030382, NO KNOWN ARRESTS, LASI KNOWU ADDRESSES OF 55 ST. FRANCIS DRIVE AND 1293 MARIOA AVENUE, BOTH IN CHICO, CALIFORNIA, REPORTED MISSING AND PRESUMED DROWNED AT CRYSTAL BAY, AUGUST 5, 1969.
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1 - 81-8436
DB Cooper-18295LV0008 1850416Z BR SE DE LV R 030230Z JUL 80 FM LAS VEGAS (164-60) (P) TO DIRECTOR (164-21LI) ROUTINE SAN FRANCISCO (164-220) (SQ. 10) ROUTINE SACRAMENTO ROUTINE
SUB 986, 0
SEATTLE ROUTINE BT URCLAS MORJAK; CAA - HIJACKING (A), 00:' SEATTLE. RE SEATTLE TELETYPE TO BUREAU DATED JUNE -27, 1980. INVESTIGATION CONDUCTED AT THE NEVADA LODGE, CRYSTAL BAY, NEVADA, HAS IDENTIFIED GARTH HUDSON DUURING AS FOLLOWS: 
WMA, DOS DECEMBER 18, 1987, 5'9", 165 POUND, BROWN AND BROWN, SSAN. 553-32-8519, DOUGLAS COUNTY, NEVADA SHERIFF'S OFFICE NUMBER C30382, NO KNOWN ARRESTS, LAST KNOWN ADDRESSES OF 55 ST. FRANCIS DRIVE AND 1293 MARION AVENUE, BOTH IN CHICO, CALIFORNIA, REPORTED MISSING AND PRESUMED DROWNED AT CRYSTAL BAY, AUGUST 5, 1969.
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Subjen
BT
UN CLAS
(NORJAK) UNSUB, AKA, D. E. COOPER; CRIME ABOARD AIRCRAFT. b7c ON JUNE 26, 1980, AN INDIVIDUAL KNOWN AS OFFICERS SERVICE CLUB, WASHINGTON, D.
COOPER; CRIME ABOARD AIRCRAFT. b7c ON JUNE 26, 1980, AN INDIVIDUAL KNOWN AS OFFICERS SERVICE CLUB, WASHINGTON, D.C. (WDC), TELEPHONICALLY CONTACTED THE WASH- INGTON FIELD OFFICE, (WFO) REGARDING AN INDIVIDUAL KNOWN AS WHO CURRENTLY RESIDES AT THE CLUB.
DESCRIBED AS 45-50 YEARS OLD; 5'11" TO 6' TALL, MEDIUM BUILD, EXCELLENT PHYSICAL CONDITION AND UNTIL RECENTLY WEARING A BEARD. ADVISED
would not b7c THAT IS AN AVID WOODSMAN . AND PURPORTED PARATROOPER.
KEEPS TO HIMSELF AND IT IS UNKNOWN WHERE HE GOES EACH DAY, HOWEVER, IT IS BELIEVED HE IS UNEMPLOYED. A PHOTOGRAPH OF SEVERAL COMPOSITE DRAWINGS WERE SHOWN TO AND REVEALED THAT THE BASIC FACIAL CHARACTERISTICS AND HAIR LINE OF ARE SIMILAR TO
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THE PHOTOGRAPHS.
ADVISED THAT
HAS PREMATURE GREY HAIR AND WEARS IT RATHER LONG. HAS THREATENED TWO OF THE TENANTS AT THE OFFICERS SERVICE CLUB AND IS CONSIDERED BY TO HAVE A PERSONALITY CONDUCIVE TO A POSSIBLE HIJACKING ATTEMPT.
HAS THREATENED TWO OF THE TENANTS AT THE OFFICERS SERVICE CLUB AND IS CONSIDERED BY TO HAVE A PERSONALITY CONDUCIVE TO A POSSIBLE HIJACKING ATTEMPT.
ADVISED THAT HAS $900 PER MONTH WIRED TO THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK, WDC, OF WHICH $250 IS DEDUCTED FOR HIS RENT. THE REMAINING $650 IS
CASHED BY
AND GIVEN TO
ADVISED THAT THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS IS · PRESSURING HIM TO ASK TO GIVE UP HIS APARTMENT AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, HOWEVER, WFO HAS REQUESTED HIM TO DELAY THIS ACTION ..
IS KNOWN TO HAVE A PLEASANT VOICE AND ALWAYS WEARS "OUTDOOR CLOTHING" AS IF HE WERE GOING HIKING IN THE MOUNTAINS. IS NEVER SEEN WITHOUT A BACK PACK. HIS SKIN IS DESCRIBED AS FAIR AND HIS EYES ARE BLUE.
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PRODUCED THE RENTAL REGISTRATION FORM ON WHICH INDICATED HIS PAST ADDRESS AS
JUNEAU, ALASKA. HIS PRIOR MILITARY WAS LISTED AS UNITED STATES ARMY.
ADVISED THAT HAD HEARD FROM ANOTHER TENANT'S CONVERSATION THAT A FEDERAL BUREAU OF IN- VESTIGATION AGENT HAD RENTED A ROOM AT THE OFFICERS CLUB
ADVISED THAT HAD HEARD FROM ANOTHER TENANT'S CONVERSATION THAT A FEDERAL BUREAU OF IN- VESTIGATION AGENT HAD RENTED A ROOM AT THE OFFICERS CLUB WHILE HE WAS IN THE WASHINGTON, D.C. AREA. AT 1:30 A.M. THAT EVENING WAS AWAKENED BY WHO WANTED TO STAY IN HIS APARTMENT THAT NIGHT. WAS AFRAID THAT THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION WAS WAITING FOR HIM AT HIS APARTMENT. WHEN REFUSED HIM ENTRY, DEPARTED THE VICINITY AND DID NOT RETURN UNTIL THE NEXT EVENING.
INVESTIGATION AT WASHINGTON, D.C., REVEALED THAT DOES IN FACT WIRE $900 MONTHLY FROM THE RAINIER NATIONAL BANK, 1 RAINIER SQUARE, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON.
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BELIEVES THAT IS POSSIBLY CAPTIONED D. B. COOPER. HIS BELIEF IS BASED UPON 1) INTEREST IN THE RECOVERED MONEY; 2) THE $900 THAT IS WIRED FROM A WASHINGTON BANK; 3) HIS FEAR OF FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION AGENTS; 4) HIS
HIS BELIEF IS BASED UPON 1) INTEREST IN THE RECOVERED MONEY; 2) THE $900 THAT IS WIRED FROM A WASHINGTON BANK; 3) HIS FEAR OF FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION AGENTS; 4) HIS "OUTDOOR" EXPERTISE;
5) HIS PARATROOPER EXPERIENCE AND 6) HIS PHYSICAL AGE AND FACIAL CHARACTERISTICS THAT COINCIDE WITH COMPOSITE DRAWINGS OF D. B. COOPER.
SEATTLE IS REQUESTED TO EXPEDITIOUSLY SUBPOENA THE BANK RECORDS OF AT RAINIER NATIONAL BANK, SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, AND ASCERTAIN 1) THE AMOUNT OF MONEY IN THAT ACCOUNT; 2) THE AMOUNT OF MONEY IN ANY OTHER ACCOUNT HELD BY OR FOR 3)
SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER AND DATE OF BIRTH;
4) ANY INFORMATION CONCERNING MILITARY SERVICE.
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CONCERNING THE ABOVE FOR APPROPRIATE ACTION. BT #0075 NNNN
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FBI WASHINGTON FIELD (164-301) (P)
TO : FBI SEATTLE ROUTINE BT
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UNSUS: AKA, D. B. COOPER; CRIME ABOARD AIRCRAFT. ON JUNE 26, 198w, AN INDIVIDUAL RNOUR AS OFFICERS SERVICE CLUB, WASHINGTON, D.C. (DC), TELEPHONICALLY CONTACTED THE CASH- INGTON FIELD OFFICE, (WFO) REGARDING AN INDIVIDUAL KNOWN AS WHO CURRENTLY RESIDES AT THE CLUB, DESCRIBED AS 45-56 YEARS OLD; 5'11" TO 6' TALL, MEDIUM GUILD, EXCELLENT PHYSICAL CONDITION AND UNTIL RECENTLY WEARING A BEARD. ADVISED
THAT IS AN AVID WOODSHAN AND PURPORTED PARATROOPER. KEEPS TO HIMSELF AND IT IS UNKNOWN WHERE HE GOES EACH DAY, HOWEVER, IT IS BELIEVED HE IS UNEMPLOYED. A PHOTOGRAPH OF SEVERAL COMPOSITE DRAWINGS UERE SHOWB TO AND REVEALED THAT THE BASIC FACIAL CHARACTERISTICS AND HAIR LINE OF ARE SIMILAR TO
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TO FBI SEATTLE (164-81) (P) ROUTINE
FBI LAS VEGAS ROUTINE
FBI SACRAMENTO ROUTINE
FBI SAN FRANCISCO (164-220) ROUTINE
BT
UNCLAS
Subject Jack Scott Farmer
SUB 956,0
NDRJAK; CAA - HIJACKING.
RE SEATTLE TELETYPES JUNE 24, 1980 AND JUNE 28, 1980. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED UNIDENTIFIED LATENT FINGERPRINTS AND LATENT IMPRESSION, (FINGERPRINT OR PALM PRINT) NOT FINGERPRINTS
UNITED STATES ARMY SERVICE NUMBER
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UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS SERVICE NUMBER
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OR GARTH HUDSON DUNNING UNITED STATES ARMY
SERVICE NUMBER 19213544, BORN DECEMBER 18, 1927 IN CHICO, 11.4 -8432 CALIFORNIA. NO PALM PRINTS CONTAINED IDENTIFICATION DIVISION 1
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UNCLAS IDEJAK; CAA - HIJACKING. RE SEATTLE TELETYPES JUNE ~4, 1999 AND JUNE AS, 1997. · PREVIOUSLY PEPORTED UNIDENTIFIED LAIENT FINGERPRINTS AND LATENT IMPRESSION, (FINGERPRINT OR PALM PRINT) NOT FINGERPRINTS , UNITED STATES ARMY SERVICE KHIYRER
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HAIR	EYES	HEIGHT	WEIGHT	AGE
Dark Brown	Brown	51871	160	23

BUILD	COMPLEXION	DESCENT	NATIVITY
Med	Med	French	Chico, California

MARKS, SCARS, TATTOOS, ETC.
Appendicitis scar
PRINTS TAKEN AT
Chico Police Dept., Chico, Cal.
CITY
BY
DATE 11-13-51
SIGNATURE (IN INK) Harth St. Wenning 1
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PATATE BUREAU OFEFFETTIFAL IDENTIFICATION AND INVES SESACRAMENTO & ALIFORNIA
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Dunning, Garth Hudson
RACE STATE OF CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE BUREAU OF CRIMINAL IDENTIFICATION AND INVESTIGATION P. O. BOX 1859, SACRAMENTO 9, CALIFORNIA
These fingerprints taken X
₹ Public Employment For Personal Identification In connection with an application for
BOX 1859, SACRAMENTO 9, CALIFORNIA
These fingerprints taken X
₹ Public Employment For Personal Identification In connection with an application for Concealed Weapon License Other License or Permit
Residence Address.
1716 Arbutus Ave
City
Chico, Calif
Business Address.
Same
City
Occupation
Teacher
In Emergency Notify
Mrs. R.E. Vanning
Relationship
Mother
Address. 1716 Arbutus Ave
Chico
Even though spaces below apply, it is advisable to fill out all information indicated above, for permanent personal identification record.
9-5-56, ST.FERS. BD. SACTO. AS: Garth Hudson DUNNING, APP (FP) Im
If application for Public Employment:
Teacher, CSC, IlId, Dept. of
Education
Title of Position
Teacher
Department or Agency
State Department of Education
Political Subdivision
State, County or City
If application for Concealed Weapon License:
Make
Type
Caliber
Serial Number.
If application for other License or Permit:
Application for SLicense Permit
to
Issuing Agency,
Political Subdivision
State, County or City
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FBI
TRANSMIT VIA: Teletype
CLASSIFICATION: TOP SECRET :
SLicense Permit
to
Issuing Agency,
Political Subdivision
State, County or City
DB Cooper-18353FD-36 (Rev. 5-22-78)
FBI
TRANSMIT VIA: Teletype
CLASSIFICATION: TOP SECRET Facsimile 
PRECEDENCE: Immediate Priority Routine CONFIDENTIAL UNCLAS EF TO UNCLAS
Date
7/2/80
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TO : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM : SAC, SACRAMENTO (164-50) (P)
RE :
NORJAK
CAA - HIJACKING (A)
00: SE
Bufile:
164-2111
Dusport- Jack Jack Formar and
Farth Hudson Danning
DUE 956.
RE: SE teletype to Bureau, 6/27/80.
Enclosed for SE is one Xerox copy of fingerprint card for Garth Hudson Dunning.
The following investigation was conducted by SC Earline M. Charles. At Sacramento, Ca.
A check of Ca. motor vehicle registration and driver's license records, on June 30, 1980, through the Ca. Law Enforcement Telecommunication System (CLETS), failed to locate a license for Jack Farmer born 5/22/44. Records were also negative under the name Garth Dunning.
It is to be noted that records reveal numerous licenses issued to individuals by the name of Jack Farmer, however none of these individuals reside
It is to be noted that records reveal numerous licenses issued to individuals by the name of Jack Farmer, however none of these individuals reside in Yuba City.
On 7/1/80,
Ca. State Bureau of Criminal Identification and Information (CII) , advised that a check of their files failed to locate any record for a Jack Farmer. made available a copy of a fingerprint card showing a Garth Hudson Dunning, age 23, applying for a teacher's license in 1951.
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Transmitted SECRETTO:
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
7/2/80
FROM:
SAC, SACRAMENTO (164-50) (?)
RE :
NORJAK
CAA - HIJACKING (A)
00: SE
Bufile: 164-2111
SUB 986
RE: SE teletype to Bureau, 6/27/80.
Enclosed for. SE is one Xerox copy of fingerprint card
for Garth Hudson Dunning.
The following investigation was conducted by SC Earline M. Charles. At Sacramento, Ca.
A check of Ca. motor vehicle registration and driver's license records, on June 30, 1980, through the Ca.
A check of Ca. motor vehicle registration and driver's license records, on June 30, 1980, through the Ca. Law Enforcement Telecommunication System (CLETS), failed to locate a license for Jack Farmer born 5/22/44. Records were also negative under the name Garth Dunning.
It is to be noted that records reveal numerous licenses issued to individuals by the name of Jack Farmer, however none of these individuals reside in Yuba City.
On 7/1/80,
Ca. State b6 Bureau of Criminal Identification and Information (CII), advised that a check of their files failed to locate any record for a Jack Farmer. made available a copy of a fingerprint card showing a Garth Hudson Dunning, age 23, applying for a teacher's license in 1951.
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Washington, D. C. 20537
REPORT of the
LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION IDENTIFICATION DIVISION

YOUR FILE NO.
20537
REPORT of the
LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION IDENTIFICATION DIVISION

YOUR FILE NO. FBI FILE NO.	164-497 (7) (P) 164-2111
LATENT CASE NO.	A-45410

July 3, 1980
TO:SAC, Los Angeles
Sub G. J Suspect
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RE: NORJAK;
REFERENCE: Teletype 6/12/80
EXAMINATION REQUESTED BY: Los Angeles SPECIMENS:
The previously reported unidentified latent finger- prints in this case are not the fingerprints of b6 b7C
FBI No palm prints for are contained in the Identification Division files. 2/- Seattle (164-81) 1 - Portland (164-41)
164-81-8437
SEARCHED INDEXED SERIALIZER 4 EILED JUL 10 1987 b6 b7C
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THIS REPORT IS FURNISHED FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
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REPORT of the
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YOUR FILE NO. FBI FILE NO.	164-497 (7) (P) 164-2111
LATENT CASE NO.
20537
REPORT of the
LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION IDENTIFICATION DIVISION

YOUR FILE NO. FBI FILE NO.	164-497 (7) (P) 164-2111
LATENT CASE NO.	A-45410

July 3, 1980
To:SAC, Los Angeles
RE: NORJAK;
REFERENCE: Teletype 6/12/80
EXAMINATION REQUESTED BY: Los Angeles
SPECIMENS:
The previously reported unidentified latent finger- prints in this case are not the fingerprints of FBI ; No palm prints for are contained in the Identification Division files.
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2 - Seattle (164-81) 1 - Portland (164-41)
164-81-8437
SEARCHED INDEED. SERIALIZED1 FILED 4 JULI 1987 "BI -- SEATTLE
THIS REPORT IS FURNISHED FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
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In Reply, Please Refer to File No.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 915 Second Avenue Seattle, Washington 98174 July 8, 1980
Director of Security Rainier National Bank Second and Marion Seattle, Washington 98104
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Dear Sir:
Pursuant to a telephone call from Special Agent , to your department on July 8, 1980, and incident to an official investigation by this agency, it is
Seattle, Washington 98174 July 8, 1980
Director of Security Rainier National Bank Second and Marion Seattle, Washington 98104
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Dear Sir:
Pursuant to a telephone call from Special Agent , to your department on July 8, 1980, and incident to an official investigation by this agency, it is requested that you furnish identifying data (Social Security Number and Date of Birth) from your records regarding
Very truly yours, Paul L. Mack Special Agent in Charge
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 915 Second Avenue Seattle, Washington 98174 July 8, 1980
Director of Security Rainier National Bank Second and Marion Seattle, Washington 98104
Suly +
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Dear Sir:
Pursuant to a telephone call from Special Agent , to your department on July 8, 1980, and incident to an official investigation by this agency, it is requested that you furnish identifying data (Social Security Number and Date of Birth) from your records regarding
Very truly yours, Paul L.
to an official investigation by this agency, it is requested that you furnish identifying data (Social Security Number and Date of Birth) from your records regarding
Very truly yours, Paul L. Mack Special Agent in Charge
By :
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b6 b7CDissemination Routing Slip . FD-417 (9-12-63
(Copies to Offices Checked)
To: Director, Att .: SAC, Albany 
Houston Indianapolis Omaha Philadelphia Alexandria Jackson Phoenix Anchorage Jacksonville Pittsburgh Atlanta Kansas City Knoxville Portland Baltimore Birmingham Boston Las Vegas Little Rock Richmond Buffalo Sacramento Charlotte Butte Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Salt Lake City Cincinnati
Sacramento Charlotte Butte Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Salt Lake City Cincinnati San Antonio Chicago Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis Mobile Tampa El Paso Springfield Detroit San Juan Savannah Dallas Seattle Denver San Francisco Columbia Newark New Haven New Orleans New York City Norfolk Washington Field Honolulu
7/7/80
Date
RE:
UNSUB, aka
D.B. Cooper
CAA-HIJACKING (A)
00: Seattle
REMARK S:
Enclosed is Anchorage letter to Portland dated 7/1/80 which was sent inadvertantly to Portland as office of origin; however, since Seattle is 00, letter is being forwarded.
SEARCHED INDEX. ALI? 14 9 SERIAL !?!
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OFFICE PORTLAND
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A Oklahoma City Albuquerque San Diego :
SAST, II SAC
OFFICE PORTLAND
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DB Cooper-18365
162-81-8-439
A Oklahoma City Albuquerque San Diego Cleveland St. LouisUNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
TO :
SAC, PORTLAND
DATE:
7/1/80
FROM :
Que
SAC, ANCHORAGE (164-227) (RUC)
SUBJECT:
UNSUB, aka
D.B. Cooper
CAA-HIJACKING (A)
(00: PD)
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Enclosed for Portland are three rental receipts in the name
residing at
On 6/19/80. and currently Fairbanks, Alaska, telephone at the Fairbanks Resident
Agency. contacted SA
advised that he had information which he believed pertains to captioned matter. He advised that approximately one year after instant hijacking, he sent a letter to the Portland Office of the FBI suggesting that he may have positive information in this matter. He advised he was never contacted regarding this letter and he subsequently wrote a second letter during 1980, shortly after money, believed to be ransom money in this case, was found in the Columbia River near Portland, Oregon.
regarding this letter and he subsequently wrote a second letter during 1980, shortly after money, believed to be ransom money in this case, was found in the Columbia River near Portland, Oregon. advised that he has also not received an answer to the above letter.
1 then explained that during 1971, he was a newspaper carrier for the Daily News-Miner at Fairbanks, Alaska. Included on his paper route was the apartment building located at Fairbanks, Alaska. of that apartment building was occupied by a
who he knew as the in Fairbanks. described
at the F. W. Woolworth store as follows :
Sex
Male Caucasian Approximately 31 - 32 Approximately 5'10" Slender Dark and cut short
Race
Age
Height
Build Hair 2- Portland (Enc. 3) Lecid ly 1 - Anchorage
DLM: dml (3)
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Miscellaneous
Did not wear glasses; clean- shaven.
Vehicle
Late model ( approximately - white or light yellow
advised he had numerous conversations over a six
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Vehicle
Late model ( approximately - white or light yellow
advised he had numerous conversations over a six
b6 b7C month period with and determined that expressed an avid interest in flying and parachuting. also discussed Vietnam as though he had been involved in that conflict. never mentioned a family and resided alone. recalled that generally kept to himself and had few, if any, visitors. recalled that was a subscriber to the newspaper from approximately 5/2/71 - approximately 11/20/71. He further recalled that moved from his apartment on approximately 11/24/71, indicating that he was traveling to the Los Angeles, California, area to become the of the
Woolworth store there.
recalled that approximately one or two days after left Fairbanks, Alaska, he recalled seeing the news accounts concerning captioned hijacking. He recalled a strong resemblance between the composite drawings of captioned Unsub and He advised that he immediately formed the opinion that could have been D.B. Cooper; however, as a juvenile, he was so intrigued by the possibility that this crime could be conducted successfully that he chose
Cooper; however, as a juvenile, he was so intrigued by the possibility that this crime could be conducted successfully that he chose not to contact anyone about his suspicions.
Approximately one year after the crime he decided that he should make known his beliefs and he wrote his first letter to the FBI. When he did not receive an answer to this letter he assumed that the matter was resolved without needing to contact him and did not consider the matter further. His interest was again aroused when he saw news accounts regarding the recovery of money connected to this case. At that time, he wrote a second letter to the FBI concerning his suspicions.
advised that he also became concerned that records for might be destroyed with age. Based on this concern he contacted the apartment building at which was known who own and operate as apartments during 1971.
owned the building at that time also; however, have since changed the name of the building. advised he was allowed to search rental receipts for the building and was successful in locating the three enclosed receipts for May, July, and October, 1971, in the
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advised he was allowed to search rental receipts for the building and was successful in locating the three enclosed receipts for May, July, and October, 1971, in the
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name of Two of these receipts show a middle initial b6 b7c
which appears to be advised he was unable to locate the
other rental receipts for however. did locate a rental receipt dated 11/22/71 in the name of showing that
a deposit was made on indicate that moved into that unit some time on or shortly He explained that this would after 11/22/71. He explained that he recalled that did not
actually leave the apartment until approximately one or two days before Thanksgiving, 1971. was the occupant of during April, 1971. advised he also found a rental receipt dated 4/5/71, in the name of indicating that advised that told him he could keep these rental receipts and he was, therefore, furnishing
advised he also found a rental receipt dated 4/5/71, in the name of indicating that advised that told him he could keep these rental receipts and he was, therefore, furnishing them to the FBI, without any desire to receive them back. advised he could furnish no additional descriptive information regarding and was only furnishing this information to relieve his own mind.
On 6/20/80, teletype inquiry with the Alaska Department of Motor Vehicles determined that there is no record for a
with an address of
Fairbanks, Alaska. It was determined that drivers' license records are routinely purged every five years.
On 6/20/80, the records of the Fairbanks Police Department and the Alaska State Troopers, Fairbanks, Alaska. were negative for Fairbanks, Alaska.
On 6/20/80, the records of the Interior Credit Bureau, 910 College Road, Fairbanks. Alaska, failed to reflect a reference identifiable with
b6 b7C Fairbanks, Alaska. It was determined that the records are routinely destroyed after five years of inactivity.
On 6/20/80, F.
It was determined that the records are routinely destroyed after five years of inactivity.
On 6/20/80, F.W. Woolworth Company. 302 Cushman Street, Fairbanks, Alaska, telephone advised that a review of store records back to 1970 (records have been destroyed prior to that) fails to reflect any reference to a having been employed at the store as an or in any other capacity. further
advised that he came to the Fairbanks store during 1977 from the Los Angeles area where he served as the of the Panorama City, California, Woolworth store for He advised he was never familiar with a who served as an
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of any of the Los Angeles area Woolworth stores while he was at the Panorama City store. further advised that the national headquarters for F.W. Woolworth Company are located in the Woolworth Building on Broadway, New York, New York. He emphasized, however, that the company headquarters would not have any personnel records as these are maintained in the individual store where the employee is assigned.
He emphasized, however, that the company headquarters would not have any personnel records as these are maintained in the individual store where the employee is assigned.
further advised that a Fairbanks area resident, had also made recent inquiry regarding At that time, one of the senior store employees believed that she recalled someone by the name of
at the store. The employee was not certain whether or not the name she was thinking about was actually or a similar name. She recalled that the person she was referring to was also associated in some way with the University of Alaska.
On 6/23/80,
University of Alaska, Fairbanks, telephone advised that a review of University of Alaska employee and student records failed to reflect any reference identifiable with or Fairbanks, Alaska.
Administrative
Inasmuch as logical investigation at Fairbanks, Alaska, fails to further identify the described by b6 b7C
the above information is being furnished Portland for whatever action deemed appropriate and Anchorage is considering this matter RUC,
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DB Cooper-18369 SAC, PORTLAND
7/1/80
SAC, ANCHORAGE (164-227) (RUC)
identify the described by b6 b7C
the above information is being furnished Portland for whatever action deemed appropriate and Anchorage is considering this matter RUC,
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DB Cooper-18369 SAC, PORTLAND
7/1/80
SAC, ANCHORAGE (164-227) (RUC)
UNSUB, aka D.B. Cooper CAA-HIJACKING (A) (00: PD)
DUBI
Enclosed for Portland are three rental receipts in the name
residing at contacted SA
On 6/19/80, and currently Fairbanks, Alaska, telephone at the Fairbanks Resident
Agency. advised that he had information which he believed pertains to captioned matter. He advised that approximately one year after instant hijacking, he sent a letter to the Portland Office of the FBI suggesting that he may have positive information in this matter. He advised he was never contacted regarding this letter and he subsequently wrote a second letter during 1980, shortly after money, believed to be ransom money in this case, was found in the Columbia River near Portland, Oregon. advised that he has also not received an answer to the above letter.
then explained that during 1971, he was a newspaper carrier for the Daily News-Miner at Fairbanks, Alaska.
then explained that during 1971, he was a newspaper carrier for the Daily News-Miner at Fairbanks, Alaska. Included on his paper route was the apartment building located at Fairbanks, Alaska. of that apartment building was occupied by a knew as the in Fairbanks. described
who he at the F. W. Woolworth store as follows:
Sex
Race Age Height Build Hair
Male Caucasian Approximately 31 - 32 Approximately 5'10" Slender Dark and cut short
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DB Cooper-18370
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TRANSMIT VIA:
PRECEDENCE:
CLASSIFICATION: Teletype Immediate TOP SECRET Facsimile Priority AIRTEL Routine SECRET CONFIDENTIAL UNCLAS E F TO UNCLAS
Date
7/8/80
TO :
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM:
SAC, SAN FRANCISCO (164-220) (P) (SQ.
Routine SECRET CONFIDENTIAL UNCLAS E F TO UNCLAS
Date
7/8/80
TO :
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM:
SAC, SAN FRANCISCO (164-220) (P) (SQ. 10)
SUBJECT :
NORJAK (A) ;
00: SEATTLE
but 5
Re: Miami airtel to Seattle, 5/1/80.
The following investigation was conducted by SA
AT SAN MATEO, CALIFORNIA:
(protect identity) , upon being re- contacted, advised that he could furnish no additional informa- tion concerning this matter.
ARMED AND DANGEROUS 2 - Seattle 1 - Miami (Info.) 1 - San Francisco DJB/klb (4)
16-1-81-84.40
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Transmitted
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FBIX AIRTEL
7/8/80
TO:
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)

FROM :	SAC, SAN FRANCISCO	(164-220) (P)	(SQ. 10)
SUBJECT :	NORJAK (A) ;
00 : SEATTLE

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Re :
Miami airtel to Seattle, 5/1/80.
The following investigation was conducted by SA
AT SAN MATEO, CALIFORNIA:
(protect identity) , upon being re-
contacted, advised that he could furnish
The following investigation was conducted by SA
AT SAN MATEO, CALIFORNIA:
(protect identity) , upon being re-
contacted, advised that he could furnish no additional informa-
tion concerning this matter.
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2 - Seattle 1 - Miami (Info.) 1 - San Francisco DJB/k1b (4)
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NORJAK; CAA - HIJACKING (A); 00: SEATTLE RE LAS VEGAS TELETYPE TO THE BUREAU, DATED JULY 3, 1980, AND SEATTLE TELCAL - TO SACRAMENTO, DATED JULY 10, 1980.
FOR INFORMATION OF SEATTLE, RECORD CHECKS AT THE YUBA COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE, YUBA CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT, MARYSVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT AND THE SUTTER COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE WERE NEGATIVE REGARDING ANY ARREST RECORD FOR JACK SCOTT FARMER. 1
REFERENCED SEATTLE TELCAL INQUIRED REGARDING DMV AND CI&I CHECKS, WHICH WERE FORWARDED TO SEATTLE ON JULY 2, 1980, BY SACRAMENTO AIRTEL, WERE ALL NEGATIVE REGARDING FARMER.
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REFERENCED SEATTLE TELCAL INQUIRED REGARDING DMV AND CI&I CHECKS, WHICH WERE FORWARDED TO SEATTLE ON JULY 2, 1980, BY SACRAMENTO AIRTEL, WERE ALL NEGATIVE REGARDING FARMER.
THERE ARE INDIVIDUALS IN THE YUBA CITY AREA WHO ARE FAMILIAR WITH FARMER AND YUBA CITY, CALIFORNIA.
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NORJAK; CAA - HIJACKING (A); 00: SEATTLE
RE LAS VEGAS TELETYPE TO THE BUREAU, DATED JULY 3, 1986, AND SEATTLE TELCAL TO SACRAMENTO, DATED JULY 10, 1980. FOR INFORMATION OF SEATTLE, RECORD CHECKS .AT THE YUBA COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE, YUBA CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT, MARYSVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT. AND THE SUTTER COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE WERE NEGATIVE REGARDING ANY ARREST RECORD FOR JACK SCOTT FARMER.
AND THE SUTTER COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE WERE NEGATIVE REGARDING ANY ARREST RECORD FOR JACK SCOTT FARMER.
REFERENCED SEATTLE TELCAL INQUIRED REGARDING DMV AND CI&I CHECKS, WHICH WERE FORWARDED TO SEATTLE ON JULY 2, 1980; BY SACRAMENTO AIRTEL, WERE ALL NEGATIVE REGARDING FARMER.
THERE ARE INDIVIDUALS IN THE YUBA CITY AREA WHO ARE FAMILIAR
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YUBA CITY,
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Subject.
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NORJAK, (A) 00: SEATTLE RE PITTSBURGH TELETYPE TO BUREAU, JUNE 26, 1980. ST. LOUIS TELETYPE AND AIRTEL TO BUREAU JULY 2, 1900. PERSONNEL, FEDERAL RECORDS CENTER (CIVILIAN PERSONNEL RECORDS) 111 WINNEBAGO, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI, ADVISED THAT NO RECORDS OF EMPLOYMENT COULD BE LOCATED AT THIS CENTER FOR
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UEGLAS WORJAK, (A) 00: SEATTLE 1 RE PITTSBURGH TELETYPE TO BUREAU, JUNE 26, 1980. ST. LOUIS TELETYPE AND AIRTEL TO BUREAU JULY 2, 1983. PERSONNEL, FEDERAL RECORDS CENIER (CIVILIAN PERSOENEL RECORDS) 111 WINNEBAGO, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI, ADVISED THAT NO RECORDS OF EMPLOYMENT COULD BE LOCATED AT THIS CENTER FOR
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DBWCooper-18381LEG-7 (Rev. 9-6-78)
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum
TO
: Director, FBI ( 164-2111
)
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION - ,
DATE: 6/30/80
FROM : Legal Attache, OTTAWA
( 164-47
) ( P )

SUBJECT:	NORJAK
(A)
00: Seattle

Sub C,
Reference:
Butel, 6/27/80.
Dissemination, as outlined below, was made on dates indicated.
A)
00: Seattle

Sub C,
Reference:
Butel, 6/27/80.
Dissemination, as outlined below, was made on dates indicated. copies of Pertinent information from Butel, 6/27/80.
Name and Location of Agency
Date Furnished
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DB Cooper-18382₾
. Routing Slip 0-7 (Rev. 1-31-80)
(Copies to Offices Checked) 
TO: SAC: Albany Houston Oklahoma City
TO: LEGAT: Bern Albuquerque Indianapolis Omaha Bogota Alexandria Jackson Philadelphia Bonn Anchorage Jacksonville Phoenix Buenos Aires Richmond Manila Boston Las Vegas Baltimore Knoxville Portland Atlanta Kansas City Pittsburgh Hong Kong :
Manila Boston Las Vegas Baltimore Knoxville Portland Atlanta Kansas City Pittsburgh Hong Kong London Birmingham Little Rock Sacramento Mexico City Buffalo Los Angeles St. Louis Ottawa Charlotte Memphis San Antonio Rome Tokyo. Chicago Miami San Diego Cincinnati Milwaukee San Francisco Butte Louisville Salt Lake City Paris Cleveland Minneapolis San Juan Columbia Mobile Savannah Dallas Newark Seattle. Denver New Haven Springfield Detroit New Orleans Tampa El Paso New York City Washington Field Honolulu
New Haven Springfield Detroit New Orleans Tampa El Paso New York City Washington Field Honolulu Norfolk Quantico SAC, New Rochelle (MRA) SAC, Brooklyn-Queens (MRA)
(Date) 7/9/80
RE: NORJAK (A) 00: SEATTLE
Retention
For appropriate For information optional action Surep, by The enclosed is for your information. If used in a future report, conceal all
sources, paraphrase contents. Enclosed are corrected pages from report of SA dated
·
Remarks:
SEE ATTACHED
Enc. 1 Bufile Urfile
FBI/DOJ
DB Cooper-18383 LEG-7 (Rev. 9-6-78)
UNITED STATES GOVERNME. Memorandum
UNITED STATES DEFAR .ENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION -
TO
: Director, FBI ( 164-2111
)
DATE: 6/30/80
FROM : Legal Attache, OTTAWA
( 164-47 ) ( P )
SUBJECT: NORJAK (A)
00: Seattle
Sub C,
Reference:
Butel, 6/27/80.
Dissemination, as outlined below, was made on dates indicated. copies of
X Pertinent information from Butel, 6/27/80.
Dissemination, as outlined below, was made on dates indicated. copies of
X Pertinent information from Butel, 6/27/80.
Name and Location of Agency
Date Furnished
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2) Bureau
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FBI-SEATTLE

FBI/DOJ DB Cooper-18384 6 1
LV 164-60
DNN/dnn
The following investigation was conducted by SC DENISE NELSON-NALL on July 2, 1980. AT RENO, NEVADA
Washoe County Sheriff's Department, Reno, Nevada, furnished the following information:
She stated GARTH DUNNING applied with that department for a work card in 1969 to work at the Tahoe Nugget as a dealer, listing an address of Ridgeway Street, CarnelianBay, California. She stated the file is on microfilm. She furnished a copy of his fingerprint card but stated his original application for a work card has been lost.
She furnished a copy of his fingerprint card but stated his original application for a work card has been lost.
She stated JACK SCOTT FARMER applied with that department for a work card in 1969 to work at the Nevada Lodge as a dealer listingan address of Ridgeway Street, Carnelian Bay, California. She stated the file is on microfilm also and his fingerprint card has been lost but did furnish a copy of his original work card application.
She stated both DUNNING and FARMER were photographed by that department and furnished copies of those photographs.
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1.3.CSOR, FOI (): - \311) (55): ) .. . T.ICH.1. DIVISION, IVILLE FIA EFIRS SECTION, SA
SUB. 986
PION: SAC, LAS VEGAS (1.64-60) (P)
SUAS CI : IOLJAK: CIA - 2DALING (A) CO: Sostilo
Re Seattle teletype to the Bureau dated 6/27/80. Kuclosed for the Bureau, Attn: Identification Division, are the following itens:
1. Fingerprint card for Garth Hudson Dunning chtained from the Douglas County Sheriff's Office, Minden, Nevada.
Fingerprint card for Garth Hudson Dunning chtained from the Douglas County Sheriff's Office, Minden, Nevada.
2. One copy of reports dated 8/6/69 from the Washoe County Sheriff's Office, Reno, Nevada, which reflect the disappearance and possible drowning of Carth Hudson Dunning and Jack Scott Former.
Inclosed for San Francisco, Sacramento, and Seattle Divisions are tuo copies each of itom Number 2, as well as one photo erch cf Carth Medson Dunning and Jack Scott Farmer. Also enclosed for these offices are two copies each of an insert collecting; investigation comlucted at Reno, Nevada.
2 ~ Buroau (Suc. 6) 2 - Ben Francisco (164-220) (Lnc. 14) 2 - Sucrarento (Inc. 14) @ - Seattle (104-8)) (Enc. 16) 2 ~ Jes Vegas (00)
DB Cooper-18392
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For the information of the Bureau and receiving offices, the original fingerprint card for Jack Scott Farmer could not be located in the Records Division of the Washoe County Sheriff's Office, Reno, Nevada.
information of the Bureau and receiving offices, the original fingerprint card for Jack Scott Farmer could not be located in the Records Division of the Washoe County Sheriff's Office, Reno, Nevada. Investi- gation conducted at. Crystal Day, Incline Village, Reno, and Carson City, Nevada, has failed to locate any other finger- print card for Farmer. Farmer's fingerprint classification is as follows: 0 31W IOO 19. I 28W NXI
The Identification Division, Attn: Latent Fingerprint Section, is requested to photograph the enclosed Dunning fingerprint card, make appropriate comparisons as suggested in referenced 6/27/80 teletype, and thereafter return the original card to the Las Vegas Division, Attn: Carson City Resident Agency, whereupon it will be returned to the Douglas County Sheriff's Office.
LEAD :
LAS VEGAS DIVISION
At Carson City, Nevada
Will forward appropriate FD-302s reflecting investigation at Crystal Bay, Incline Village, and Carson City, Nevada.
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DB Cooper-18393 7/7/80
TO. DIRACKOR, FBI (164-23.33.) (ATTH: IDENTIFICATION DIVISION, INHIBIT FINGERT KINT SECTION, SA SAC, LAS VECAG (164-00) (P)
GORJTCP: HORJAK; CNA, ~ AXJACKING (A) CO: Scattle
Suspects Jack
) (ATTH: IDENTIFICATION DIVISION, INHIBIT FINGERT KINT SECTION, SA SAC, LAS VECAG (164-00) (P)
GORJTCP: HORJAK; CNA, ~ AXJACKING (A) CO: Scattle
Suspects Jack Scott Farmer. garth Hadson Dunning SUB. 98€
Ro Soatele teletype to the Bureau dated 6/27/80.
Enclosed for the Numnau, Attn: Identification Division, are the following ite. ":
1. Fingerprint card for Carth Hudson Dunning obtained from the Douglas County Sheriff's Office, linden, Nevada.
2. One copy of roports dated 8/6/69 from the Washoe County Sheriff's Office, Reno, Nevada, which reflect the disappearance and possible drowning of Garth Hudson Dunning and Jack Scott Farmer .
Enclosed for San Francisco, Sacramento, and Seattle Divicions are two copies each of itom Number 2, as well as one photo each of Carth Hudson Dunning and Jack Scott Farmer. Also Enclosed for those offices are two copies each of an insert rofleeting investigation conducted at Reno, Nevada.
2 - Bureau (Inc. 6) 2 - San Francisco (164-220) (Bnc. 14)
2 - Bocramento (Enc. 11) 2)- Bonttle (161-8]) (Anc. 14) 2 - Iao Vega :: PO :RIV (10)
need
164-81-8-45 0 JUL 1 2 1980 DB Cooper-18394
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b6 b7CUNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
TO
:
SAC, PORTLAND (164-41)
DATE:
7/11/80
FROM
:
SAC, SACRAMENTO (164-50) (P)
SUBJECT:
NORJAK
00: Seattle
SubJ,m.
For the information of Portland on 7/9/80,
Deputy Siskiyou County Sheriff's Office, Yreka, California, advised that he had received information from an individual who wished to have her identity protected regarding captioned matter. This individual's name is California, telephone number
advised that approximately two years who now resides at
ago
Phoenix, Arizona, telephone number told her that while working on a ranch near Hilt, California, on the Oregon border with an individual named that had gotten drunk and told that he was D. B. Cooper.
went on to tell that he had buried the money after the sky-jacking and was waiting to dig it up. He advised that he had moved to the Hilt, California, area due to the fact that there were too many policeman aware of the situation in
He advised that he had moved to the Hilt, California, area due to the fact that there were too many policeman aware of the situation in Washington and Oregon.
Subsequent to receiving the above information was telephonically contacted on 7/9/80, and advised that again she wished to have her identity remain anonymous but that she had received the above information from
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approximately two or had again mentioned
it approximately two or three months ago.
advised that she had seen
once or twice
but that had worked and lived with
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and therefore would be extremely familiar with him. advised that to the best of her recollection
was a white male, between the ages of 30 and 16481
2-Portland (1)Seattle (Info.) (164-81) 2-Sacramento JWR: js (5)
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40, small, thin build, dark brown hippie type hair
was with a beard. advised that arrested by the Oregon State Police for near Callahan's Restaurant, near Ashland, Oregon, approximately two or three years ago, and
advised that arrested by the Oregon State Police for near Callahan's Restaurant, near Ashland, Oregon, approximately two or three years ago, and therefore would have a record in the state of Oregon.
The above information is being furnished to Portland for its evaluation. Any logical leads, such as an attempt to locate a record on or a composite photograph being showed to in Phoenix, Arizona, is being left up to the discretion of office of origin.
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The following investigation was conducted in Anne Arundel County, Maryland by Special Agent
On July 11, 1980, the records of the Annapolis City PD. Annapolis, Maryland, were checked concerning and they revealed that was not arrested by that department in the early 1970's. He did have three arrests as follows :
Charge Disposition
Date
Annapolis PD records further reflect listed his address at that time as Richmond, Virginia.
In addition, subject had FBI record # This record reflected an additional arrest by Anne Arundel County PD in
On July 8, 1980, records of Anne Arundel County PD were checked and revealed that was arrested
subject had FBI record # This record reflected an additional arrest by Anne Arundel County PD in
On July 8, 1980, records of Anne Arundel County PD were checked and revealed that was arrested on
and on for the same charge
of The complainant in both of these matters was with the
Millersville, Md.
occupation was listed as and in the arrest the record reflects that the complainant left for home on an airplane. In the offense, was placed for collateral and the disposition listed was
64-81-8447
SERIACHED I FILE: 44 JUL 1 8 1980
INDEXEL
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The following investigation was conducted in Anne Arundel County, Maryland by Special Agent
On July 11, 1980, the records of the Annapolis City PD, Annapolis, Maryland, were checked concerning and they revealed that was not arrested by that department in the early 1970's. He did have three arrests as follows :
Charge Disposition
Date
Annapolis PD records further reflect
listed his address at that time as Richmond, Virginia.
In addition, subject had FBI record # This record reflected an additional arrest by Anne Arundel County PD in
On
In addition, subject had FBI record # This record reflected an additional arrest by Anne Arundel County PD in
On July 8, 1980, records of Anne Arundel County PD
were checked and revealed that
was arrested on
and on for the same charge b7C
of The complainant in both of these matters was with the
Millersville, Md.
occupation was listed as the record reflects that the complainant
and in the arrest
left for home on an airplane. In the offense, was placed for collateral and the disposition listed was
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Suspect
7/15/8
TO: SAC, PITTSBURGH (164-93)
FROM: SAC, BALTIMORE (164-223) (SQ 8) (P)
SUBJECTY NORJAK (A) 00: Seattle
$
Re Pittsburgh tel to Bureau, 6/25/80.
Enclosed for Pittsburgh and Seattle are two copies of investigative insert.
Baltimore, at Silver Spring, Maryland, investigation continues.
2 - Pittsburgh (Enc. 2),
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2 Seattle (Enc. 2) 2 - Baltimore FAS: bjd (6)
R. dand
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.
X AIRTEL
7/15/80
TO:
SAC, PITTSBURGH (164-93)
FROM:
SAC, BALTIMORE (164-223) (SQ 8) (P)
SUBJECT: NORJAK (A)
00: Seattle
Re Pittsburgh tel to Bureau, 6/25/80. Enclosed for Pittsburgh and Seattle are two copies of investigative insert.
Baltimore, at Silver Spring, Maryland, investigation continues.
2 - Pittsburgh (Enc. 2) 2- Seattle (Enc. 2) 2 - Baltimore FAS: bjå (6)
164-81-8-45 JUL 1 8 1980 *
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3UD:1X 2 :: 2333Z
03 30 R 182333Z JUL SEX FM BUFFALO (164-146) (RUC) TO DIRECTOR (164-2111) ROUTINE SEATTLE (164-81) ROUTINE BT
Richard Floyd Mc Coy Sub 386, 1
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CORJAK, CAA - WIJACK (A), (00: SEATTLE) .RE BUFFALO TELCAL TO BUREAU, JULY 18, 1980. FOR INFO OF BUREAU, ASAC BUFFALO WAS b6 b7c ASSIGNED TO SALT LAKE CITY DIVISION AT TIME OF CAPTIONED HIJACKING. DURING COURSE OF INVESTIGATION OF HIJACKING CASE COMMITTED BY SUBJ RICHARD FLOYD MC COY, JR., APRIL 9, 1972, SIMILARITIES WERE NOTED BETWEEN SUBJECT OF NORJAK CASE AND MC COY.
DURING COURSE OF INVESTIGATION OF HIJACKING CASE COMMITTED BY SUBJ RICHARD FLOYD MC COY, JR., APRIL 9, 1972, SIMILARITIES WERE NOTED BETWEEN SUBJECT OF NORJAK CASE AND MC COY. INTENSIVE INVESTIGATION WAS CONDUCTED BY SU DIVISION AND OTHER DIVISIONS TO ESTABLISH WHETHER, IN FACT, MC COY WAS THE PERPETRATOR OF THE HIJACKING IN NORJAX. BUREAU FILES WILL CONTAIN RESULTS OF THAT INVESTIGATION DURING PERIOD APRIL, 1972 THRU SUMMER, 1972.
AS BUREAU AND SEATTLE ARE AWARE, THERE WAS. LITTLE PHYSICAL
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STATED HE HAD DER HIS RECOLLECTION RE MC COY HIJACKING. ASKED TO MAKE SPEECH RI THIS HIJACKING. DURING COURSE OF CO .;- VERSATION ADVISED HE HAD TAKEN SIGNED STATEMENT FROM MC COY WHEREIL MC COY DESCRIBED SCENARIO OF HIJACKING IN WHICH HE WAS ARRESTED. WAS ASKED WHETHER HE RECALLED THAT AT TING OF MC COY HIJACKING, MC COY HAD BEEN CONSIDERED SUSPECT IW NORJAR.
WAS ASKED WHETHER HE RECALLED THAT AT TING OF MC COY HIJACKING, MC COY HAD BEEN CONSIDERED SUSPECT IW NORJAR. STATED HE DID NOT RECALL THAT, HOWEVER, HE DOES RECALL THAT AT TIME HE TOOK SIGNED STATEMENT FROM MC COY WHICH CONSUMED SEVERAL HOURS, AT CONCLUSION OF SIGNED STATEMENT MC COY TURNED TO HIM AND ASKED HIM, "NOW DON'T YOU WANT ME TO TELL YOU ABOUT THE OTHER ONE?" STATED THAT HE DID NOT REALIZE WHAT NO COY MAY HAVE BEEN REFERRING TO AND BECAUSE HE WAS PRESSED FOR TIM_ ON HIS PRE-SEOTENCING REPORT, HE SAID, "NO, NOT NOW. I'LL TAY TO GET BACK TO YOU." AFTER OBTAINING SIGNED STATEMENT, WENT TO FEDERAL JUDGE WILLIS W. RITTER AND TOLD THE JUDGE THAT KL HAD TALKED TO MC COY AND MC COY HAD PROVIDED HIM WITH ALL OF DETAILS OF HIJACKING FOR WHICH HE WAS ARRESTED. JUDGE RITILA
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EXPRESSED CONCERN AT PROPRIETY OF OFFICER TAKING SUCH A SIGLED STATEMENT AND ORDERED SIGNED STATEMENT SEALED IN COURT RECORDS. OFFICER STATED HE DID NOT GET BACK TO TALK TO 
MC COY ABOUT ANY FURTHER MATTERS.
OF OFFICER TAKING SUCH A SIGLED STATEMENT AND ORDERED SIGNED STATEMENT SEALED IN COURT RECORDS. OFFICER STATED HE DID NOT GET BACK TO TALK TO 
MC COY ABOUT ANY FURTHER MATTERS. MC COY WAS SUBSEQUENTLY SENTENCED TO FORTY YEARS IN PRISON AND WAS INCARCERATED AI LEWISBURG FEDERAL PENITENTIARY, LEVISBURG, PA.
FOLLOWING HIS INCARCERATION MC COY ESCAPED FROM PRISON AND HE AND ANOTHER PRISONER PERPETRATED SEVERAL BANK ROBBERIES IN INDIANAPOLIS, KENTUCKY AND WORTH CAROLINA AREAS. SUBSEQUENT IN- VESTIGATION LOCATED MC COY AT VIRGINIA BEACH, VA. AND MC COY WAS SHOT AND KILLED AT TIME OF HIS ARREST BY FBI AGENTS.
AT TIME OF MC COY'S TRIAL IN 1972
NAME UNRECALLED, COOPERATED AND TESTIFIED AGAINST MC COY. FEARFUL OF MC COY AND WAS PROVIDED PROTECTION BY FBI AGENTS DURING COURSE OF TRIAL. AT TIME OF NORJAK CONTINUING THRU TIME OF HIS ARREST, ,
IT IS NOT KNOWN AT PRESENT TIME WHAT ATTITUDE OF
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IN VIEW OF STATEMENT MADE BY OFFICER hz MC COY'S COMMENTS ABOUT TALKING ABOUT "THE OTHER ONE," SEATTLE AND BUREAU MAY WISH TO REVIEW INVESTIGATION CONDUCTED TO ESTABLISH MC COY AS SUBJECT OF NORJAK AND
UNCLAS
IN VIEW OF STATEMENT MADE BY OFFICER hz MC COY'S COMMENTS ABOUT TALKING ABOUT "THE OTHER ONE," SEATTLE AND BUREAU MAY WISH TO REVIEW INVESTIGATION CONDUCTED TO ESTABLISH MC COY AS SUBJECT OF NORJAK AND POSSIBLY CONSIDER THE REINTERVIEW OF
IT SHOULD BE POINTED OUT, SHORTLY AFTER TIME OF MC COY'S ARREST WIRE INTERVIEWED REGARDING MC COY'S WHEREABOUTS AT TIME OF NOKJAK AND THEY INDICATED THAT MC COY WAS IN PROVO, UTAH DURING PERTINENT PERIOD. SUBSEQUENT INVESTIGATION, HOWEVER, ESTABLISHED THAT MC COY WAS NOT, IW FACT, IN PROVO BUT WAS IN LAS VEGAS, NEVADA AT LEAST PART OF THAT TIME.
NEITHER WOULD FURNISH EXPLANATIONS WHY THEY WERE UNTRUTHFUL REGARDING MC COY'S EXACT WHEREABOUTS. BT
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DB Cooper-18405
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TO DIRECTOR (164-2111) ROUTINE SEATTLE (164-81) ROUTINE BT
SUB 3x11
UNCLAS
NORJAK, CAA. - NIJACK (A), (00: SEATTLE)
RE BUFFALO TELCAL TO BUREAU, JULY 18, 1980. FOR INFO OF BUREAU, ASAC BUFFALO WAS b6 b7c ASSIGNED TO SALT LAKE CITY DIVISION AT TIME OF CAPTIONED HIJACKING. DURING COURSE OF INVESTIGATION OF HIJACKING CASE COMMITTED BY SUBJ RICHARD FLOYD MC COY, JR.
FOR INFO OF BUREAU, ASAC BUFFALO WAS b6 b7c ASSIGNED TO SALT LAKE CITY DIVISION AT TIME OF CAPTIONED HIJACKING. DURING COURSE OF INVESTIGATION OF HIJACKING CASE COMMITTED BY SUBJ RICHARD FLOYD MC COY, JR., APRIL 9, 1972, SIMILARITIES WERE WOTED BETWEEN SUBJECT OF NORJAK CASE AND MC COY. INTENSIVE INVESTIGATION WAS CONDUCTED BY SU DIVISION AND OTHER DIVISIONS TO ESTABLISH WHETHER, IN FACT, MC COY WAS THE PERPETRATOR OF THE HIJACKING IN NORJAK. BUREAU FILES WILL CONTAIN RESULTS OF. THAT INVESTIGATION DURING PERIOD APRIL, 1372 THRU SUMMER, 1972.
AS BUREAU AND SEATTLE ARE AWARE, THERE WAS LITTLE PHYSICAL
1641-81-8-419
DB Cooper-18406FD-302 (REV. 3-8-77)
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
1
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Date of transcription
7/3/80
Nevada Lodge Hotel and Casino,
furnished the following information: advised that he was employed as a during the time that Jack Scott Farmer was employed by the Nevada Lodge as a craps dealer, during the years 1968 and 1969. He was aware that in August, 1969, Farmer was reported missing and presumed drowned. stated that he had no reason to believe that this report and presumption was not correct.
He was aware that in August, 1969, Farmer was reported missing and presumed drowned. stated that he had no reason to believe that this report and presumption was not correct.
stated that he recalled Farmer having discussed skin diving with him in Lake Tahoe several days prior to the disappearance, Farmer relating the precautions necessary to dive in Lake Tahoe. He recalled that Farmer had served as a skin diving instructor on a part-time basis during his employment. stated that he was not aware of any skydiving abilities possessed by Farmer, and could not recall any discussions relating to skydiving with Farmer.
advised that Farmer rode a motorcycle and frequently carried with him on the motorcycle a small dog. Farmer was known for his unorthodox actions at times, however, was considered a reliable employee who rarely missed work. Farmer was considered honest and was not suspected of having stolen or otherwise deprived the Nevada Lodge of any funds or money.
recalled that Farmer had been attending school at an unknown location. He did not recognize the name Garth Dunning, either as an employee or a friend of Farmer's.
recalled that Farmer had been attending school at an unknown location. He did not recognize the name Garth Dunning, either as an employee or a friend of Farmer's. advised that he could vaguely recall having discussed Farmer approximately three months ago with an unknown person and could not recall if this person was another Nevada Lodge employee or someone from outside. He added that he would not have stated that Farmer was suspected of stealing money.
Investigation on 7/2/80 at Crystal Bay, Nevada
File #
৳v 164-60
SEARCHED 621-81-8450
Date dictate
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This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is Loaned tolog tagency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.
DB Cooper-18410
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Date of transcription
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1
Nevada Lodge Hotel and Casino,
furnished the following information:
advised that he was employed as a during the time that Jack Scott Farmer was employed by the Nevada Lodge as a
7/3/80
1
Nevada Lodge Hotel and Casino,
furnished the following information:
advised that he was employed as a during the time that Jack Scott Farmer was employed by the Nevada Lodge as a craps dealer, during the years 1968 and 1969. He was aware that in August, 1969, Farmer was reported missing and presumed drowned. stated that he had no reason to believe that this report and presumption was not correct.
stated that he recalled Farmer having discussed skin diving with him in Lake Tahoe several days prior to the disappearance, Farmer relating the precautions necessary to dive in Lake Tahoe. He recalled that Farmer had served as a skin diving instructor on a part-time basis during his employment. stated that he was not aware of any skydiving abilities possessed by Farmer, and could not recall any discussions relating to skydiving with Farmer.
advised that Farmer rode a motorcycle and frequently carried with him on the motorcycle a small dog. Farmer was known for his unorthodox actions at times, however, was considered a reliable employee who rarely missed work. Farmer was considered honest and was not suspected of having stolen or otherwise deprived the Nevada Lodge of
Farmer was considered honest and was not suspected of having stolen or otherwise deprived the Nevada Lodge of any funds or money.
recalled that Farmer had been attending school at an unknown location. He did not recognize the name Garth Dunning, either as an employee or a friend of Farmer's.
advised that he could vaguely recall having discussed Farmer approximately three months ago with an unknown person and could not recall if this person was another Nevada Lodge employee or someone from outside. He added that he would not have stated that Farmer was suspected of stealing money.

Investigation on	7/2/80	Crystal Bay, Nevada -Lv 164-60- at File #
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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-18411
16-1-81-8-156 FD-302 (REV. 3-8-77)
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Sub 986, &
Date of transcription
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and Casino, furnished the following information:
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advised that he recalled Jack Scott Farmer as a craps dealer who was employed at the casino from May 31, 1968 through August 9, 1969. During, or prior to his employment, Farmer had been a student at Chico State College in Chico, California. stated that during Farmer's employment, he was never suspected of cheating or otherwise stealing money from the Nevada Lodge. advised that during that
time period, he was employed as a and would have been aware of any accusations against Farmer.
recalled that Farmer shared a very close
relationship with
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for was negative, however, recalled that married name.
recalled that Farmer shared a very close
relationship with
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for was negative, however, recalled that married name. produced a 3X5 card reflecting
married another person and probably worked under her
Farmer's employment dates and physical description from the employment files, whereupon it was noted the name and a telephone number of This number may have been the telephone number of
advised that he was aware Farmer had been reported drowned with another person, and was not familiar with the name Garth Dunning.
stated that no fingerprint cards are maintained at the Nevada Lodge for any reason whatsoever.
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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-18412
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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-18412
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
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Date of transcription
7/3/80
Nevada Lodge Hotel
and Casino, furnished the following information:
advised that he recalled Jack Scott Farmer as a craps dealer who was employed at the casino from May 31, 1968 through August 9, 1969. During, or prior to his employment, Farmer had been a student at Chico State College in Chico, California. stated that during Farmer's employment, he was never suspected of cheating or otherwise stealing money from the Nevada Lodge. advised that during that time period, he was employed as a and would have been aware of any accusations against Farmer.
relationship with
recalled that Farmer shared a very close identified as
for
Attempts to locate an employment application was negative, however, recalled that 
married another person and probably worked under her married name. produced a 3X5 card reflecting Farmer's employment dates and physical description from the employment files, whereupon it
produced a 3X5 card reflecting Farmer's employment dates and physical description from the employment files, whereupon it was noted the name and a telephone number of This number may have been the telephone number of
advised that he was aware Farmer had been reported drowned with another person, and was not familiar with the name Garth Dunning.
stated that no fingerprint cards are maintained at the Nevada Lodge for any reason whatsoever.

7/1/80 Investigation on	Crystal Bay, Nevada at File #	LV-164-60-
SA by	arw Date dictated	7/2/80

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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Sheriff's Office, advised that she had located a fingerprint card for Garth Hudson Dunning,
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Sheriff's Office, advised that she had located a fingerprint card for Garth Hudson Dunning, dated July 25, 1966. Also located were Applications for Work Permit pertaining to Dunning dated July 25, 1966, July 11, 1968 and July 30, 1969.
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Investigation on 7/1/80 at Minden, Nevada
File #
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Date dictated
JUL 21 .1980
ana is loaned to your agency;
This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.
DB Cooper-18414
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
SUB. 986, 4
Date of transcription
7/3/80
1
Douglas County Sheriff's Office, advised that she had located a fingerprint card for Garth Hudson Dunning, dated July 25, 1966. Also located were Applications for Work Permit pertaining to Dunning dated July 25, 1966, July 11, 1968 and July 30, 1969.
Also located were Applications for Work Permit pertaining to Dunning dated July 25, 1966, July 11, 1968 and July 30, 1969.
The original fingerprint card and copies of the work applications were furnished to Special Agent
7/1/80
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LV 164-60
Investigation on
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File #
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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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Agent
The following investigation was conducted by Special on July 1, 1980 :
At Incline Village, Nevada
Records of the Washoe County Sheriff's Office (WCSO) , Incline Village Substation, reflected that Garth Hudson Dunning applied for a work permit on August 28, 1963, stating his employment as a dealer at the Tahoe Nugget, located in Crystal Bay, Nevada. Dunning furnished a residence address of 1293 Marion Avenue, Chico, California, and Ridgeway Street, Carnelia Bay, California.
Dunning furnished a residence address of 1293 Marion Avenue, Chico, California, and Ridgeway Street, Carnelia Bay, California. He was assigned WCSO #A07970. On August 8, 1969, Dunning was reported as a possible drowning victim, WCSO case number 51423.
Records located at WCSO, Incline Village Substation, reflected that Jack Scott Farmer applied for a work permit on May 31, 1968, listing his employment as a "change person" at the Nevada Lodge. He was assigned WCSO number A18825. He furnished addresses of General Delivery, Tahoe City, 591 Cassidy, Yuba City, California, and Ridgeway Street, Carnelia Bay, California. The record reflects that on June 9, 1969, he re-applied for a permit as a dealer at the Nevada Lodge, and on August 6, 1969, was listed as a drowning victim, WCSO case number 51423.
A review of these records for the name of proved negative.
Detective WCSO, advised that all further records concerning the drowning would be available at the WCSO, Reno, Nevada.
At Carson City, Nevada
Records available at the Nevada State Gaming Control Board, as furnished by Agent reflect that Garth Hudson Dunning, 55 St.
At Carson City, Nevada
Records available at the Nevada State Gaming Control Board, as furnished by Agent reflect that Garth Hudson Dunning, 55 St. Francis Drive, Chico, California, applied for work as a dealer at the Sahara Tahoe Hotel and Casino on July 25, 1966. He was later employed as a dealer at Barney's Club, Stateline, Nevada from July 11, 1968 through July 30, 1969. He was described as a male white adult, date of birth December 18, 1927, Social Security Account Number
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553-32-8519. These same records reflected that Jack Scott Farmer was employed as a change person on May 31, 1968 at the Nevada Lodge, Crystal Bay, Nevada. He was described as a male white adult, date of birth May 22, 1944, Social Security Account Number 568-58-4306. No other information was available concerning Farmer.
Agent advised that fingerprint cards for gaming persons are not maintained by the Gaming Control Board, except for key employee positions. He advised that neither Farmer nor Dunning were considered key employees.
advised that fingerprint cards for gaming persons are not maintained by the Gaming Control Board, except for key employee positions. He advised that neither Farmer nor Dunning were considered key employees.
At Minden, Nevada
Douglas County Sheriff's Office, advised that no record could be located identifiable with Jack Scott Farmer.
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SUB 986
The following investigation was conducted by Special
Agent
on July 1, 1980 :
At Incline Village, Nevada
Records of the Washoe County Sheriff's Office (WCSO) , Incline Village Substation, reflected that Garth Hudson Dunning applied for a work permit on August 28, 1963, stating his employment as a dealer at the Tahoe Nugget, located in Crystal Bay, Nevada. Dunning furnished a residence address of 1293 Marion Avenue, Chico, California, and Ridgeway Street, Carnelia Bay, California. He was assigned WCSO #A07970. On August 8, 1969, Dunning was reported as a possible drowning victim, WCSO case number 51423.
Records located at WCSO, Incline Village Substation, reflected that Jack Scott Farmer applied for a work permit on May 31, 1968, listing his employment as a "change person" at the Nevada Lodge.
Records located at WCSO, Incline Village Substation, reflected that Jack Scott Farmer applied for a work permit on May 31, 1968, listing his employment as a "change person" at the Nevada Lodge. He was assigned WCSO number A18825. He furnished addresses of General Delivery, Tahoe City, 591 Cassidy, Yuba City, California, and Ridgeway Street, Carnelia Bay, California. The record reflects that on June 9, 1969, he re-applied for a permit as a dealer at the Nevada Lodge, and on August 6, 1969, was listed as a drowning victim, WCSO case number 51423.
A review of these records for the name of proved negative.
Detective WCSO, advised that all further records concerning the drowning would be available at the WCSO, Reno, Nevada.
At Carson City, Nevada
Records available at the Nevada State Gaming Control Board, as furnished by Agent reflect that Garth Hudson Dunning, 55 St. Francis Drive, Chico, California, applied for work as a dealer at the Sahara Tahoe Hotel and Casino on July 25, 1966. He was later employed as a dealer at Barney's Club, Stateline, Nevada from July 11, 1968 through July 30, 1969.
He was later employed as a dealer at Barney's Club, Stateline, Nevada from July 11, 1968 through July 30, 1969. He was described as a male white adult, date of birth December 18, 1927, Social Security Account Number
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SUB 956
The following investigation was conducted by SC DENISE NELSON-NALL on June 30, 1980.
AT RENO, NEVADA
Washoe County Sheriff's Department, furnished copies of her department's reports concerning a drowning incident involving one JACK SCOTT FARMER, and one GARTH DUNNING on
She also furnished the fingerprint card of GARTH DUNNING.
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SUB. 95€
The following investigation was conducted by SC DENISE NELSON-NALL on June 30, 1980.
AT RENO, NEVADA
Washoe County Sheriff's Department, furnished copies of her department's reports concerning a
AT RENO, NEVADA
Washoe County Sheriff's Department, furnished copies of her department's reports concerning a drowning incident involving one JACK SCOTT FARMER, and one GARTH DUNNING on
She also furnished the fingerprint card of GARTH DUNNING.
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162-81-8454Suspect Jack Scott Farmer garth Hudson Danning
X Airtel
7/15/80 SUB 986
TO :
Director, FBI (164-2111)
Attn: Identification Division
Latent Fingerprint Section
SA
FROM:
SAC, Las Vegas (164-60) (P)
SUBJECT:
NORJAK:
CAA-HIJACKING (A)
00: Seattle
Re Las Vegas airtel to Director dated 7/7/80.
Enclosed for the Seattle Division are the original and one copy each of the following:
ED 302 dated 7/2/80 reflecting the interview of
WD 302 dated 7/1/20 reflecting the interview of
FD 302 dated 7/1/00 reflecting the interview of Insert reflecting investigation at Incline Village and Carson City, Nevada. Insert reflecting investigation at Reno, Nevada. Enclosed for Sacramento and San Francisco Divisions are two copies each of these YD 302's and inserts.
Enclosed for Sacramento and San Francisco Divisions are two copies each of these YD 302's and inserts.
2 = Bureau 2 - San Francisco (164-220) (Enc.10) 2- Sacramento (Bnc. 10) Seattle (164-31) (Enc. 10) red-y
2 - Las Vegas WJ:dcd (10)
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for the information of the Bureau and receiving offices, the Application for Work Card filled out by Jack Scott Jammer at Rono, Nevada, on 5/31/68, reflects that Farmer apparently utilized an alias of Jack Scott Ponticelli. He, also, listed as arrest in 1965 for "Possion" by the El Dorado County Sheriff's Office, apparently at Tahoe City, . California. This arrest may have been for possession of an illegal substance, as Farmer received probation and a fine which he listed as a disposition. Due to the illegible copy received, further information concerning this arrest and use of the aka could not be determined.
The Bureau is requested to search the Identification Division files for a fingerprint card of Jack Scott Ponticelli which may be
The Bureau is requested to search the Identification Division files for a fingerprint card of Jack Scott Ponticelli which may be identical to Farmer.
LEAD :
SACRAMENTO DIVISION
At Tahoe City, California.
Will attempt to locate a fingerprint card for Farmer under the alias of Jack Scott Ponticelli, and if located, forward this card to the Latent Fingerprint Section, Attention: SA
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7/15/80
TO :
Director, II (164-211))
Attn: Identification Division
Latont Fingerprint Section
LA
FROM:
SAC, Las Vegas (104-80) (P)
SUBJECT:
TORJAX:
CIA-IJAC:ING (A)
00: Beattie
No Las Vegas airtol to Director dated 7/7/80.
Enclo od for the Conttle Division aro the original and one copy oach of the following:
B 302 Cated 7/2/00 reflecting the interview of
Ont:1 7/1/80 reflecting the interview of
dited 7/1/20 reflecting the interview of Insert reflecting investigation at Incline Village and Carson City, Hoveda. insert reflecting investigation at Reno, Nevada.
Enclosed for Sacramento and San Francisco Divisions are two copios each of these FD 302's and inserts.
Enclosed for Sacramento and San Francisco Divisions are two copios each of these FD 302's and inserts.
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7/18/80
TO:
DIRECTOR, FBI (164-2111)
FROM:
SAC, CHARLOTTE (164-222) (RUC)
NORJAK (A)
1
(00: SEATTLE)
Re Pittsburgh teletype to Bureau, 6/25/80. Arrest checks were conducted at Greensboro, High Point, Thomasville, and Guilford County, N.C. regarding b6 b7C
and reflected occurring on
On 7/17/80, Thomasville, N.C., telephone mumber and interviewed and advised that she is not sure of the exact dates that She stated that in che, along with her husband. resided in Ruffadale. Pe, and
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She stated that she and her husband moved to Lake Milton, Ohio in October, until she returned to High Point, N.C. in following the death of her husband.
Pe, and
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She stated that she and her husband moved to Lake Milton, Ohio in October, until she returned to High Point, N.C. in following the death of her husband. She stated in she purchased a house on High Point. N.C. and following
from Ruffadale, Pa.
However could not recall Che exact dates that
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was working while have been working with the job site being Sears Warehouse, Greensboro, N.C. 2-Bureau (164-2111) 1-Pittsburgh (164-93) (Info) Portland (Info) 1-Seattle (Info) 1-Charlotte (164-222) DWC / jmg
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stated that she was not trying to be deceptive with the FBI in her comments. but she just could not remember the exact dates of
advised that to her knowledge, had never been on the West Coast. She stated that had been in the military serving a hitch in the Army as a paratrooper, during a time period she thought to be through She added that she could not recall him ever parachuting since his leaving the Army.
stated that upon his departure from Greensboro and High Point, N.
stated that had been in the military serving a hitch in the Army as a paratrooper, during a time period she thought to be through She added that she could not recall him ever parachuting since his leaving the Army.
stated that upon his departure from Greensboro and High Point, N.C., went to live in the Parkersburg, West Va. area and continues to reside there. apologetically stated again that she was unsure as to what year Va.
departed for Parkersburg, West
concluded by stating that she does that she could
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TO:
DIRECTOR, FBI (164-2111)
FROM:
1.
SAC, CHARLOTTE (164-222) (RUC) NORJAK (A) (00: SEATTLE)
Re Pittsburgh teletype to Bureau, 6/25/80.
Arrest checks were conducted at Greensboro. High Point, Thomasville, and Guilford County. N.C. regarding and reflected
occurring on
On 7/17/80, Thomasville, N.C., telephone number
was contacted and interviewed and advised that she is not sure of the exact dates that She stated that in she, along with her husband. resided in Ruffsdale, Pa. and
She stated that she and her husband moved to Lake Milton, Ohio in October, until she returned to High Point, N.
and
She stated that she and her husband moved to Lake Milton, Ohio in October, until she returned to High Point, N.C. in following the death of her husband. She stated in she purchased a house on , High Point, N.C. and following
from Ruffsdale. Pa., However, could not recall the exact dates that
stated that she was not sure whether
but he could with
was working while have been working with the job site being Sears Warehouse, Greensboro, N.C. 2-Bureau (164-2111) 1-Pittsburgh (164-93) (Info) 1-Portland (Info) 1-Seattle (Info) 1-Charlotte (164-222) DWC / jmg (6)
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Washington, D. C. 20537
REPORT of the
LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION IDENTIFICATION DIVISION

YOUR FILE NO.	164-81 (P)
FBI FILE NO.	164-2111
LATENT CASE NO.	A-45410

July 18, 1980
TO:
SÃC, Seattle
Suspect Jack Scott Farmen Sub G.
A-45410

July 18, 1980
TO:
SÃC, Seattle
Suspect Jack Scott Farmen Sub G.1 986
RE:
NORJAK;
CAA - HIJACKING

REFERENCE: Teletypes	6/24/80 and 6/28/80
EXAMINATION REQUESTED BY: SPECIMENS:	Seattle

This report confirms and supplements the informa-
tion furnished in Butel of 7/5/80.
The previously reported unidentified latent finger- prints and the latent impression, which is either a fingerprint or palm print, in this case are not the fingerprints of . U. S. Army service born b6 b7c
U. S. Marine Corps
in service born or Garth Hudson Dunning, U. S. Army service #19213544, born 12/18/27 in Chico, California.
1 - Las Vegas 1 - Sacramento 1 - San Francisco (164-220) (SQ 10)
THIS REPORT IS FURNISHED FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
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1 - Las Vegas 1 - Sacramento 1 - San Francisco (164-220) (SQ 10)
THIS REPORT IS FURNISHED FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
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#
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Washington, D. C. 20537
REPORT of the
LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION IDENTIFICATION DIVISION

YOUR FILE NO.	164-81 (P)
FBI FILE NO.	164-2111
LATENT CASE NO.	a-45410

July 18, 1980
TO:
SAC, Seattle
SUB G, 986
RE:
NORJAK;
CAA - HIJACKING
REFERENCE: Teletypes 6/24/80 and 6/28/80 EXAMINATION REQUESTED BY: Seattle
SPECIMENS:
This report confirms and supplements the informa- tion furnished in Butel of 7/5/80.
The previously reported unidentified latent finger- prints and the latent impression, which is either a fingerprint or palm print, in this case are not the fingerprints of U. S. Army service born b6 b7c
in service born
U. S. Marine Corps
or Garth Hudson Dunning, U. S. Army service #19213544, born 12/18/27 in Chico, California.
1 - Las Vegas 1 - Sacramento 1 - San Francisco (164-220) (SQ 10)
64-81-8457
SEARCHED IL INDEXED SERIALIZED 1 FILED.
1 - Las Vegas 1 - Sacramento 1 - San Francisco (164-220) (SQ 10)
64-81-8457
SEARCHED IL INDEXED SERIALIZED 1 FILED. 4
JUL /2 3 1980 :
FBI/DOJ
THIS REPORT IS FURNISHED FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
DB Cooper-18431
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
DATE: 7/24/80 b6 b7C
TO
: SAC, XKXXX PHOENIX
ATTN: SA
FROM
:
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
SUBJECT: NORJAK CAA-HIJACK (A) 00: Seattle Bufile 164-2111
SUB C
Enclosed are four (4) artists composites, two black and white, and two color, depicting the NORJAK unsub, aka DAN COOPER, D. B. COOPER, with and without glasses.
THE CRIME
On November 24, 1971, a lone white male boarded Northwest Orient Flight #305 at Portland, Oregon. At approximately 3:22 P.M., while the flight was en route to Seattle, Washington, he indicated to the stewardess that his brief case contained a bomb which would blow up the plane unless his demands were met.
The hijacker demanded $200,000 and four parachutes in exchange for the safety of the 36 passengers aboard the plane.
The hijacker demanded $200,000 and four parachutes in exchange for the safety of the 36 passengers aboard the plane. When the aircraft landed at Seattle, Washington, Northwest Orient Airlines complied with his instructions. After he received the parachutes and the money, the hijacker allowed all passengers and two airline stewardesses to deplane.
He then ordered the remaining crew members into the first-class section of the aircraft and informed them he desired to fly to Mexico City. The hijacker instructed that the plane proceed in a southerly direction and fly at a low altitude and slow speed which would enable the rear door of the plane (Boeing 727) to be opened during the flight.
1 - PX - SE JKM
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The hijacker apparently bailed out somewhere between Seattle, Washington, and Reno, Nevada, where the plane landed to refuel. It was determined the hijacker, two parachutes, and the ransom money had disappeared when the plane was inspected at Reno, Nevada.
It was determined the hijacker, two parachutes, and the ransom money had disappeared when the plane was inspected at Reno, Nevada.
Artist conception drawings of the aircraft hijacker were prepared by the FBI Exhibit Section and are considered a reasonable likeness. The black and white composites were prepared initially and sometime later the color composites were prepared toi epict the hijacker's complexion and age more graphically.
The hijacker is described as follows:

Race	White
Sex	Male
Age	Mid 40's
Height	5'10" to 6'
Weight	170 to 180 lbs.
Complexion	Olive, Latin appearance, medium smooth
Hair	Dark brown or black, parted on the left combed back
Eyes	Possibly brown, during later part of flight the hijacker put on dark wrap-around sunglasses with dark rims
Voice	Low, spoke intelligently, no particular accent
Characteristics	Smoked Raleigh
The hijacker is described as follows:

Race	White
Sex	Male
Age	Mid 40's
Height	5'10" to 6'
Weight	170 to 180 lbs.
Complexion	Olive, Latin appearance, medium smooth
Hair	Dark brown or black, parted on the left combed back
Eyes	Possibly brown, during later part of flight the hijacker put on dark wrap-around sunglasses with dark rims
Voice	Low, spoke intelligently, no particular accent
Characteristics	Smoked Raleigh filters type cigarettes
Wearing Apparel	Black or brown suit; narrow black tie (clip on type) ; black rain type overcoat or dark top coat; dark briefcase or . attache case; carried a paper bag - 4 x 12 x 14 inches; brown shoes
Remarks	Very polite at all times

ARMED AND DANGEROUS
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TO
: SAC, XXXXX PHOENIX
ATTN:
brown shoes
Remarks	Very polite at all times

ARMED AND DANGEROUS
-DB Cooper-1843B
- 2 -UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum
TO
: SAC, XXXXX PHOENIX
ATTN: SA
FROM
: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
SUBJECT:
NORJAK
CAA-HIJACK (A)
00: Seattle
Bufile 164-2111
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
DATE: 7/24/80
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SUB C
Enclosed are four (4) artists composites, two black and white, and two color, depicting the NORJAK unsub, aka DAN COOPER, D.B. COOPER, with and without glasses.
THE CRIME
On November 24, 1971, a lone white male boarded Northwest Orient Flight #305 at Portland, Oregon. At approximately 3:22 P.M., while the flight was en route to Seattle, Washington, he indicated to the stewardess that his brief case contained a bomb which would blow up the plane unless his demands were met.
The hijacker demanded $200,000 and four parachutes in exchange for the safety of the 36 passengers aboard the plane. When the aircraft landed at Seattle, Washington, Northwest Orient Airlines complied with his instructions. After he received the parachutes and the money, the hijacker allowed all passengers and two airline
After he received the parachutes and the money, the hijacker allowed all passengers and two airline stewardesses to deplane.
He then ordered the remaining crew members into the first-class section of the aircraft and informed them he desired to fly to Mexico City. The hijacker instructed that the plane proceed in a southerly direction and fly at a low altitude and slow speed which would enable the rear door of the plane (Boeing 727) to be opened during the flight.
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Synopsis: On April 7, 1972, an individual boarded United Air Lines (UAL) Flight 855, a Boeing 727 from Newark, New Jersey, to Los Angeles, California, at Denver, Colorado. Approximately 15 to 20 minutes after take off, the individual was observed to be holding a hand grenade and a gun.
Approximately 15 to 20 minutes after take off, the individual was observed to be holding a hand grenade and a gun. The stewardess delivered messages of instruction to the pilot. Instructions included diverting airplane to San Francisco, California, where UAL was suppose to have $500,000 in cash and four parachutes available. Instruction envelope contained one hand grenade pin and a bullet. Aircraft landed at San Francisco where the hijacker's demands were met. All passengers and part of crew were permitted to deplane. The pilot was then ordered to take off immediately. The pilot felt a slight surge of the airplane in the vicinity of the Provo, Utah, Airport and thought the hijacker must have jumped out. Information was received that a possible suspect in the case might be Richard Floyd Mc Coy, Jr. Mc Coy was positively identified as the hijacker through handwriting comparisons and fingerprints located on UAL "Mainliner Magazine" found in seat occupied by hijacker. Mc Coy was arrested on April 9, 1972, after being charged in a complaint with violation of Section 1472(i) (1), Title 49, U.
Mc Coy was arrested on April 9, 1972, after being charged in a complaint with violation of Section 1472(i) (1), Title 49, U. S. Code, Aircraft Piracy, and Section 1472(j), Title 49, U. S. Code, Interfering With Flight Attendant. On July 10, 1972, Mc Coy appeared in U. S. District Court and was sentenced to a period of 45 years in the custody of the Attorney General.
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RICHARD FLOYD MC COY, JR. CRIME ABOARD AIRCRAFT - HIJACKING; INTERFERENCE WITH FLIGHT CREW MEMBERS
On April 7, 1972, United Air Lines Flight 855, a Boeing 727 en route from Newark, New Jersey, to Los Angeles, California, via Denver, Colorado, had just completed a routine stop at Denver and was once again in flight.
Approximately 20 minutes after take off, an unidentified man was observed to be holding a hand grenade and a gun.
Approximately 20 minutes after take off, an unidentified man was observed to be holding a hand grenade and a gun. He sent the grenade pin and a bullet to the pilot with instructions that the plane be diverted to San Francisco, California. The stewardess was the messenger, and on numerous occasions instructions were sent from the hijacker to the pilot.
The pilot was instructed to land at the San Francisco International Airport and to park at Runway 19-Left, along with specific instructions as to refueling the aircraft and distance that all vehicles should be kept from the aircraft. The instructions also demanded $500, 000 and four parachutes and that all notes be returned to the hijacker.
After considering the safety of the passengers, crew and airplane, United Air Lines decided to meet the hijacker's demands. Two flight. bags were filled with cash and were delivered to the hijacker, along with the parachutes he had demanded.
DB Cooper-18437After the hijacker had determined the money and other items had been properly prepared, he permitted the passengers and · part of the crew to deplane.
DB Cooper-18437After the hijacker had determined the money and other items had been properly prepared, he permitted the passengers and · part of the crew to deplane.
The pilot was then instructed to taxi to the active runway and take off. They were to head east and climb to 14,000 feet. The cabin was to be depressurized and the pilot was to fly to predesignated locations. The instructions from the hijacker began to take on the appearance of flight plans and they were delivered with increasing frequency, still using · the stewardess as the messenger.
The hijacker covered the peephole from the cockpit into the cabin and then began to change clothes into a jump- suit, helmet, boots and parachute, which he did with the ease that comes with long hours of practice. Following these preparations, instructions were given that he be kept advised as to ground speed, flight speeds, wind speeds, altimeter settings and sky conditions. His last instructions were to go to Fairfield, Utah, Price and Grand Junction, after that he was not seen again. The pilot felt a slight surge of the airplane in the vicinity of the Provo, Utah, Airport, and thought the hijacker
The pilot felt a slight surge of the airplane in the vicinity of the Provo, Utah, Airport, and thought the hijacker had jumped, so he sent the stewardess into the passenger compartment to verify his departure.
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..... ..... The above items, along with all of the items of evidence, were submitted to the FBI Laboratory in Washington, D .
The above items, along with all of the items of evidence, were submitted to the FBI Laboratory in Washington, D .. C., for examination.
A search of -the vicinity of the Provo, Utah, Airport was -instituted because it was felt the hijacker had bailed out in that area. It was there that the only casualty -of the "case .occurred.
It was -approximately 2:00 a.m. on. April 8, 1972, and `Special Agents of the FBI, working together with Provo City -Police, Utah County Sheriff's Office and Sheriff's Possee lined up approximately 20 to 30 yards apart and began combing
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After an all night search, neither the hijacker, his parachute nor the extortion money had been located.
After an all night search, neither the hijacker, his parachute nor the extortion money had been located. It was then that a telephone call came into the Salt Lake City Office of the FBI. The caller advised he had an acquaintance who on several occasions had talked of the perfect plan for hijacking an airplane. This caller advised that his friend was Richard Floyd Mc Coy, Jr. , who was a Vietnam veteran, a helicopter pilot and an avid sky diver. Mc Coy was reportedly a member of the Utah Air National Guard and a student at the Brigham Young University, where he was studying police science. Coincidentally, the "erfect hijacking plan" discussed by Mc Coy was almost identical to the plan implemented by the hijacker in this instance.
Following the suggestion of the name Richard Floyd Mc Coy, Jr., as a suspect in this matter, the St. Louis Division of the FBI was telephonically contacted and was requested to
·DB Cooper-18440cause an immediate search of any Army records under Mc Coy's name in an effort to locate any hand printing and handwriting of Mc Coy.
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·DB Cooper-18440cause an immediate search of any Army records under Mc Coy's name in an effort to locate any hand printing and handwriting of Mc Coy. This was done and the writing samples were forwarded to the FBI Laboratory in Washington, D. C.
c: - At this point, it was felt an interview of Mc Coy might. prove beneficial. Mc Coy was located and interviewed at the Army Operations Center at the Salt Lake City Airport and during the interview he denied any participation in or knowledge of the hijacking. He did, however, furnish the interviewing Agents with a sample of his hand printing. The message-"Everybody off. now except the stewardesses. They stay put. Get the hell off the GD. Be quick about it -- use this. runway" was dictated to him and he printed it. This message was sent to the FBI Laboratory in Washington for comparison with the message found on the airplane. Mc Coy continued to claim innocence as was released.
Meanwhile, the Laboratory in Washington had been busy with the evidence they had already received. An expert in handwriting had compared the note found on the airplane with Mc Coy's known writing samples which had
An expert in handwriting had compared the note found on the airplane with Mc Coy's known writing samples which had been obtained from military service records. It was determined that Mc Coy had written the note. Fingerprint experts had compared latent prints with Mc Coy's fingerprints and it was determined that a print on the "Mainliner Magazine" in the seat occupied by the hijacker was made by Mc Coy.
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Mc Coy was arrested on April 9, 1972, but he refused to discuss the hijacking. Following his arrest, a search warrant was issued and his house was searched. The following are some of the items found during the search:
1. One parachute, blue and white with red trim.
2. One black helmet, crash type, with white strap snap on back.
3. One large cardboard box containing various items of clothing, a pistol, holster and a black glove.
One large cardboard box containing various items of clothing, a pistol, holster and a black glove.
4. A military pineapple-type grenade, green and yellow in color, with the pin and spoon removed.
5. United States currency totaling $499,970.
On July 10, 1972, Richard Floyd Mc Coy, Jr. appeared in United States District Court and was sentenced to a period of 45 years in the custody of the Attorney General.
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Synopsis: On April 7, 1972, an individual boarded United Air Lines (UAL) Flight 855, a Boeing 727 from Newark, New Jersey, to Los Angeles, California, at Denver, Colorado. Approximately 15 to 20 minutes after take off, the individual was observed to be holding a hand grenade and a gun. The stewardess delivered messages of instruction to the pilot. Instructions included diverting airplane to San Francisco, California, where UAL was suppose to have $500,000 in cash and four parachutes available.
Instructions included diverting airplane to San Francisco, California, where UAL was suppose to have $500,000 in cash and four parachutes available. Instruction envelope contained one hand grenade pin and a bullet. Aircraft landed at San Francisco where the hijacker's demands were met. All passengers and part of crew were permitted to deplane. The pilot was then ordered to take off immediately. The pilot felt a slight surge of the airplane in the vicinity of the Provo, Utah, Airport and thought the hijacker must have jumped out. Information was received that a possible suspect in the case might be Richard Floyd Mc Coy, Jr. Mc Coy was positively identified as the hijacker through handwriting comparisons and fingerprints located on UAL "Mainliner Magazine" found in seat occupied by hijacker. Mc Coy was arrested on April 9, 1972, after being charged in a complaint with violation of Section 1472(i) (1), Title 49, U. S. Code, Aircraft Piracy, and Section 1472(j), Title 49, U. S. Code, Interfering With Flight Attendant. On July 10, 1972, Mc Coy appeared in U.
Code, Aircraft Piracy, and Section 1472(j), Title 49, U. S. Code, Interfering With Flight Attendant. On July 10, 1972, Mc Coy appeared in U. S. District Court and was sentenced to a period of 45 years in the custody of the Attorney General.
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BY DAVE RILEY VIRGINIA BEACH (AP) - Richard Floyd McCoy and Melvin Dale- Walker, kept to themselves when they were staying in the ranch-style house they rented in a peaceful sub- division here.
Neighbors had little contact with the two, except for an oc- casional passing greeting or a friendly wave as McCoy jogged through the neighborhood. One of the men once offered to help fix a neighbor's car.
Neighbors had little contact with the two, except for an oc- casional passing greeting or a friendly wave as McCoy jogged through the neighborhood. One of the men once offered to help fix a neighbor's car.
Then late Saturday night, & FBI agents swooped down on the rented house after three days of. surveillance. Shots were fired. McCoy was killed and Walker arrested.
'THEY SEEMED SO NICE'
"I just can't believe it. They seemed so nice," said one neighbor after discovering that McCoy was a convicted sky- jacker who once bailed out of a jetliner with $500,000 ransom and that Walker was a bank rob- ber on the FBI's 10-mostwanted list.
MELVIN WALKER In Custody
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McCoy, 31, a former Sunday school teacher and Green Beret who flew a helicopter in Viet- nam, went to the front door of the house. Walker drove away, apparently to survey the neighborhood.
"McCoy opened the front door and at that point an agent inside identified himself and told him to hold it
"McCoy opened the front door and at that point an agent inside identified himself and told him to hold it and then to ¿ come in," said FBI spokesman John Coneys.
"After about a split second, he pulled his revolver," Coneys said. "He got one shot off, and the agent returned fire. It blasted him right out the front door."
McCoy's single shot missed the agent and imbedded itself in a wall. Coneys said McCoy was hit once by a shotgun blast.
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Outside, Walker was just returning to the house when the shooting started, Coneys said. Walker, who had been added to the 10-most-wanted list less than a month ago, sped away, but was arrested minutes later.
"Two units pulled him over at gunpoint," Coneys said. "He had two loaded weapons in the car, but he chose to surrender."
Walker, 35, was taken to the Pmrtsmouth jail to await arraignment today.
McCoy had been a Mormon Sunday school teacher and had attended Brigham Young University as a law enforce- ment major before becoming a Green Beret :.
McCoy had been a Mormon Sunday school teacher and had attended Brigham Young University as a law enforce- ment major before becoming a Green Beret :...
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But ti April 1972, armed with a grenade, McCoy took over a United Air Lines 727 shortly af- ter the plane had left Denver for Los Angeles. The flight was diverted to San Francisco, where passengers were allow- ed to leave and $500,000 in ran- som and parachutes were plac- ed aboard.
McCoy bailed out near Provo, Utah. He was arrested at his home in Provo three days later and all but $30 of the money was recovered. He was sentenced to 45 years in prison.
McCoy and Walker, along with two other inmates, fled from the federal prison at Lewisburg, Pa. on Aug. 10,- smashing to freedom through `two chain link fences in a com- mandeered garbage truck despite a deluge of bullets. The other two escapees were recap- ·tured a short time later.
Both McCoy and Walker had been named in one federal bank Irobbery warrant involving a ¡$15,000 holdup in the eastern North Carolina town of Pollocksville, - and agents in- ·dicated Walker may be charged With Other bank robberies.
named in one federal bank Irobbery warrant involving a ¡$15,000 holdup in the eastern North Carolina town of Pollocksville, - and agents in- ·dicated Walker may be charged With Other bank robberies.
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Neighbors had little contact with the two, except for an oc- casional passing greeting or a friendly wave as McCoy jogged through the neighborhood. One of the men once offered to help fix a neighbor's car.
Then late Saturday night, · FBI agents swooped down on the rented house after three days of .. surveillance. Shots were fired. McCoy was killed and Walker arrested.
"THEY SEEMED SO NICE'
"I just can't believe it. They seemed so nice," said one neighbor after discovering that McCoy was a convicted- sky- jacker who once bailed out of a jetliner with $500,000 ransom and
They seemed so nice," said one neighbor after discovering that McCoy was a convicted- sky- jacker who once bailed out of a jetliner with $500,000 ransom and that Walker was a bank rob- { ber on the FBI's 10-mostwanted list.
MELVIN WALKER In Custody
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SEATTLE
Suspect : Jack Scott Farmer SUB- 986
Enclosed for the Identification Division, Latent Fingerprint Section, is one Washoe County, Nevada, Identification Card in the name of Jack Scott Farmer, ID No. A-18825, Card No.
SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
NORJAK
CAA - HIJACKING (A)
00:
SEATTLE
Suspect : Jack Scott Farmer SUB- 986
Enclosed for the Identification Division, Latent Fingerprint Section, is one Washoe County, Nevada, Identification Card in the name of Jack Scott Farmer, ID No. A-18825, Card No. 18086. The card bears an original left thumb and right thumb fingerprint for farmer.
On 7/28/80, writer des- cribed in previous communications, telephonically contacted the Seattle Division to advise that additional research on his part has culminated in the obtaining of fingerprints (right and left thumbprint ) of D. B. Cooper suspect Jack Scott Farmer, Date of Birth 5/22/44. advised that he obtained the fingerprints and other identifying data regarding Farmer from who resides in Yuba City, California. The aforementioned enclo- sure is a dealer's permit for Jack Scott Farmer, who was employed during June of 1969 at the Nevada Lodge at Lake Tahoe, Nevada, and was issued by the office of the Sheriff, Washoe County, Nevada. also provided the Seattle Division with Farmer's California driver's license number J855095, which expired in 1970, and lists a California address of 318 Hazel Street, Chico, California.
also provided the Seattle Division with Farmer's California driver's license number J855095, which expired in 1970, and lists a California address of 318 Hazel Street, Chico, California. Seattle notes that the photograph on the driver's license bears a resemblance to the artist's conceptions of the hijacker, D. B.
2 - Bureau (Encl - 1) 2 - Las Vegas (164-60) 2 - Sacramento 2 - San Francisco (164-220) (Sq. 10) 2) - Seattle JKM/tcs reled
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Per DB Cooper-18465
# U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1980-305-750/5402 16-1-81-8465
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BILL OF LADING #
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REGISTRY #
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DATE SENT
7/31/80
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EMPLOYEE'S INITIALSSE 164-81
Cooper. An additional piece of identification reflected that Jack Scott Farmer's address in California was 591 Cassidy Avenue, Yuba City, California. In addition, provided the Seattle Division a photograph of Farmer in full parachute gear and a copy of Farmer's parachute log, which was dated May, 1967.
REQUEST OF THE BUREAU
The Latent Fingerprint Section is requested to compare the enclosed fingerprints with latent fingerprints from captioned case.
REQUEST OF THE BUREAU
The Latent Fingerprint Section is requested to compare the enclosed fingerprints with latent fingerprints from captioned case. Furthermore, the Latent Section is requested to expeditiously contact Case Agent SA regarding that compari- son inasmuch as a prior arrangement with the writer, , has been made regarding the comparison of these prints. The Bureau has been advised of that arrangement. Furthermore, the Latent Section is requested to photograph the enclosed fingerprints for possible future comparisons and return the dealer's card to Seattle inasmuch as it has been loaned to the Seattle Division by the writer,
The below listed offices are being furnished this commu- nication for informational purposes:
San Francisco Las Vegas Sacramento
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DB Cooper-18466 FD-36 (Rev_5-22-78)
TRANSMIT VIA:
PRECEDENCE:
CLASSIFICATION: Teletype Immediate TOP SECRET Facsimile Airtel Priority Routine SECRET CONFIDENTIAL UNCLAS EF TO UNCLAS
Date
7/30/80
TOP SECRET Facsimile Airtel Priority Routine SECRET CONFIDENTIAL UNCLAS EF TO UNCLAS
Date
7/30/80
TO
: DIRECTOR, FBI (164-2111)
Attn :
Identification Division Latent Fingerprint Section
FROM
: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
SUB 986
NORJAK CAA - HIJACKING (A) '00: SEATTLE
Enclosed for the Identification Division, Latent Fingerprint Section, is one Washoe County, Nevada, Identification Card in the name of Jack Scott Farmer, ID No. A-18825, Card No. 18086. The card bears an original left thumb and right thumb fingerprint for farmer.
On 7/28/80, writer des- cribed in previous communications, telephonically contacted the Seattle Division to advise that additional research on his part has culminated in the obtaining of fingerprints (right and left thumbprint ) of D. B. Cooper suspect Jack Scott Farmer, Date of Birth 5/22/44. advised that he obtained the fingerprints and other identifying data regarding Farmer from who resides in Yuba City, California. The aforementioned enclo- sure is a dealer's permit for Jack Scott Farmer, who was employed during June of 1969 at the Nevada Lodge at Lake
The aforementioned enclo- sure is a dealer's permit for Jack Scott Farmer, who was employed during June of 1969 at the Nevada Lodge at Lake Tahoe, Nevada, and was issued by the office of the Sheriff, Washoe County, Nevada. also provided the Seattle Division with Farmer's California driver's license number J855095, which expired in 1970, and lists a California address of 318 Hazel Street, Chico, California. Seattle notes that the photograph on the driver's license bears a resemblance to the artist's conceptions of the hijacker, D. B. 
2 - Bureau (Encl - 1) 2 - Las Vegas (164-60) 2 - Sacramento 2, - San Francisco (164-220) (Sq. 10) 2 - Seattle JKM/tcs
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# U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1980-305-750/5402
DB Cooper-18467 164-81-8467
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FBI .VECZCH00123 2131-44 PP UF PD SE DE AN P 30050/Z JUL 30. EM ANCHORAGE (164-227) (AUS) TO WFO PRIORITY VIA HQ PORTLAND PRIORITY VIA HQ SEATTLE PRIORITY VIA HQ BT
A
1 1.
164-81
UNCLAS /
UNSUB, AKA D. B. COOPER, CAR.
EM ANCHORAGE (164-227) (AUS) TO WFO PRIORITY VIA HQ PORTLAND PRIORITY VIA HQ SEATTLE PRIORITY VIA HQ BT
A
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UNCLAS /
UNSUB, AKA D. B. COOPER, CAR. - HIJACKING (A), 00 : PORTLAND. RE Wro TELCALL TO ANCHORAGE, JULY 33, 1935. WFO INFORMED AN UNSUB HAD APPLIED FOR PASSPORT AT WASHINGTON, D.C. WILL PICK UP PASSPORT FRIDAY AM, AUGUST 1, 19 .. , AND HE MAY BE SUBJECT OF THIS INVESTIGATION. 03363 APPLIED FOR PASSPORT AS 30 ... b6 b7C
ALASKA WAS U. S. TERRITORY PAIOA TO 1959. TERRITORIAL DIRTH RECORDS AT ALASKA STATE SUADAS OF VITAL STATISTICS, JUGEND, ALASKA, CO.FIRMED WHITE MALE, ... b6 b7C
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DB Cooper-18469
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HAD APPLIED FOR PASSPORT AT WASHINGTON, D.C. WILL PICK UP PASSPORT FRIDAY AM, AUGUST 1, 1956, AND HE MAY BE SUBJECT OF THIS INVESTIGATION. UWSUB APPLIED FOR PASSPORT AS + BORN b6 b7C
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DB Cooper-18471 16-1-81-541.6
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AT VITAL STATISTICS .
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ANCHORAGE POLICE DEPT HAD NO RECORD OF
ANCHORAGE CITY DIRECTORIES OF 1953, 1954, 1955, 1900, 1970, 1975, 1979, ABD 1935 HAD BO RECORD OF ANCHORAGE INDICES BECATIVE ON BT
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Washington, D. C. 20537
REPORT of the
LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION IDENTIFICATION DIVISION

YOUR FILE NO.	164-93 (P)
FBI FILE NO.
20537
REPORT of the
LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION IDENTIFICATION DIVISION

YOUR FILE NO.	164-93 (P)
FBI FILE NO.	164-2111
LATENT CASE NO.	A-45410

July 29, 1980
TO: SAC, Pittsburgh
RE: NORJAK
Suspect
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REFERENCE: Pittsburgh teletype 6/26/80 and St. Louis teletype 7/2/80 EXAMINATION REQUESTED BY: Pittsburgh and St. Louis
SPECIMENS:
The previously reported latent fingerprints and latent impressions (fingerprints or palm prints) in this case are not the fingerprints of FBI born b6 in No palm prints are contained in the b7C Identification Division files for
2 - Seattle (164-81) 1 - St. Louis
164-81-8×167
SEARCHED INDEXED SERIALIZED 1 FILED JUL 3 1 1980
THIS REPORT IS FURNISHED FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
FBI/DOJ
DB Cooper-18473
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? FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Washington, D. C. 20537
REPORT of the
LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION IDENTIFICATION DIVISION

YOUR FILE NO.	164-93 (P)
FBI FILE NO.
20537
REPORT of the
LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION IDENTIFICATION DIVISION

YOUR FILE NO.	164-93 (P)
FBI FILE NO.	104-2211
LATENT CASE NO.	A-45410

July 20, 1900
TO: SAC, Dittoburgh
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RE: NORJAK
REFERENCE: Pittsburgh tolotypo 6/20/00 and St. Louis tolotype 7/2/00 EXAMINATION REQUESTED BY: Pittsburgh and St. Louis SPECIMENS:
The previously roportod latent fingerprints and latent impressions (fingerprints or paln printo) in chip cace are not the fingerprints of EDI born b6 in No pain prints are contained in col b7C
Identification Division filos For
2 - Scottlo (104-01) 1 - St. Louis
164-81-8467
SEARCHED INDEXED SERIALIZED _ FILED JUL $ 1 1960 FBI- SEATTLE
THIS REPORT IS FURNISHED FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
FBI/DOJ DB Cooper-184741-336 (Rev. 10-26-79)
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Washington, D. C. 20537
REPORT of the
LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION IDENTIFICATION DIVISION

YOUR FILE NO.	164-00 (P)
FBI FILE NO.
20537
REPORT of the
LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION IDENTIFICATION DIVISION

YOUR FILE NO.	164-00 (P)
FBI FILE NO.	1G4-2111
LATENT CASE NO.	A-45410

July 30, 1900
TO: SAC, Las Vegas
SUB 981, G
RE:
NORJAK;
CAA-HIJACKING
REFERENCE: Airtolo 7/7/30 and 7/15/00
EXAMINATION REQUESTED BY: Las Vegas SPECIMENS: Fingerprints of Garth Hudson Dunning
The previously reported unidentified latent finger- printo and latont irpression (fingerprint or paln print) in this caso are not the fingerprints of Carth Hudson Dunning, as cot forth in LIPS roport of 7/18/00 to Seattle, with copics furnished to Las Vegas, Sacramento and San Francisco Divisions. No palm prints are contained in the Identification Division files for Dunning.
On the basis of the information furnished, no finger- print record was located in the Identification Division filos for Jack Scott Farmer,
Tho fingerprinto aro enclosed, along with copies of roporto from the Woohoo County Sheriff's Office, Rono, Novada.
On the basis of the information furnished, no finger- print record was located in the Identification Division filos for Jack Scott Farmer,
Tho fingerprinto aro enclosed, along with copies of roporto from the Woohoo County Sheriff's Office, Rono, Novada.
Enc. (2)
11-1-51-8468
2 - Scattlo (164-01)
ANG & 1980
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THIS REPORT IS FURNISHED FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
FBI/DOJ
DB Cooper-18475UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT memorandum

DATE:	7/28/80
REPLY TO ATTN OF:	ReadS SACRAMENTO (164-50) (RUC)

SUBJECT:
NORJAK (A)
00: SE
Bufile 164-2111
TO:
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
Re Albuquerque airtel to Seattle, 6/6/80. Enclosed for the Seattle Division are three photographs of from the Mariposa County Sheriff's Office.
On 7/15/80 Mariposa County Sheriff's Office, Mariposa, California, advised that a review of the records of his office, disclosed that date of birth was arrested by his department for violation of
At that time turned over three
photographs of which are being forwarded to Seattle as enclosures. 2 - Seattle (Enc. 3) 1 - Sacramento TAH : aly (3)
164-81-8469 SEARCHED INDEXED.
arrested by his department for violation of
At that time turned over three
photographs of which are being forwarded to Seattle as enclosures. 2 - Seattle (Enc. 3) 1 - Sacramento TAH : aly (3)
164-81-8469 SEARCHED INDEXED. $ SERIALIZED. FILED
AUG V4 1980 1
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Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan
DB Cooper-18476 OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 (REV. 7-76) GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6
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DATE:	7/28/80
BeyIS
REPLY TO ATTN OF:	SAC, SACRAMENTO (164-50) (RUC)

SUBJECT:
NORJAK (A)
00: SE
Bufile 164-2111
TO:
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
Re Albuquerque airtel to Seattle, 6/6/80. Enclosed for the Seattle Division are three photographs of from the Mariposa County Sheriff's Office.
On 7/15/80, Mariposa County Sheriff's Office, Mariposa, California, advised that a review of the records of his office, disclosed that date of birth
was arrested by his department for violation of
At that time turned over three
photographs of
which are being forwarded to Seattle as enclosures.
advised that a review of the records of his office, disclosed that date of birth
was arrested by his department for violation of
At that time turned over three
photographs of
which are being forwarded to Seattle as enclosures. 2 - Seattle (Enc. 1 - Sacramento TAH: aly
3) Med
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(3)
164-81-5469
CCANCHED.
INDEXED OSIRIALIZED 4 FILED AUG 4 1980 FBI - SEATTLE
Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan
DB Cooper-18477 OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 (REV. 7-76) GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.5 B010-112
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FM FBI WASHINGTON FIELD (164-301) TO FBI, SEATTLE . ROUTINE / BT UN CLAS UNSUB; AKA D.B. COOPER, CRIME ABOARD AIRCRAFT; INFORMATION CONCERNING
RE WFO TELCALL TO SEATTLE AUGUST 4, 1980. WASHINGTON FIELD OFFICE (WFO) INVESTIGATION INDICATES
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A DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH IS PRESENTLY SUSPECTED OF POSSIBLY BEING IDENTICAL TO CAPTIONED UNSUB. ACCORDING TO A WFO SOURCE IS CURRENTLY PLANNING
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1 LIQUIDATION OF HIS BANK ACCOUNT FROM RANIER NATIONAL BANK (VANCOUVER WASHINGTON BRANCH) BY HAVING MONEY WIRED TO ANOTHER ACCOUNT FOR CONFIDENTIAL LIQUIDATION IN WASHINGTON, D.