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D. B. Cooper — Part 1
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE .
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
In Reply, Please Refer to Portland, Oregon
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December 8, 1971
UNKNOWN SUBJECT, also known as |
Dan Cooper, Northwest Airlines Flight #305, -~
Portland to Seattle, November 24, 1971 _ oo
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20 "The Daily Telegraph", a London, England, newspaper,
21 i contained an article on May 28, 1971, on Page 4, describing.. -
03 a plot by an unknown subject using the name "Mr. Brown". .
sae This individual hoaxed the Qantas Airline at the Sydney -
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235,000 pounds ransom money after a bomb threat. The fo
aircraft involved was a Boeing 707 Airliner. "Mr. Brown"
{4s not described in the article, but an “Identikit" picture
of him bears a resemblance to an artist's sketch of an a
unknown subject who hijacked an airliner between Portland, - =
Oregon, and Seattle, Washington, on November 24, 1971, and °~
-extorted $200,000 from Northwest Orient Airlines. This
individual is described as white male, 6'1" tall, 170-175
14 pounds, age-mid-forties, olive complexion, brown eyes,
; black hair, conventional cut, parted on left; slender build.
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