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SE 164-8) aircraft. She stated that the hijacker made his demands known an this order; 1) He wanted the money first 2) He wanted the people off the aircraft after the money was on board 3) He wanted parachutes and four crew meals 4) He wanted the plane completely re-fueled 5) He wanted maps . ee not remember what kind of maps the — hijacker had requested. . During the flights| venae cj 2ivised that the — b6 hijacker wanted continued re-assurance at nothing was going b7C to go wrong. : e landed and the passengers dis~embarked, was on the telephone relaying the hijacker's demands to the captain of the aircraft. Leeper Stated that the hijacker was good- — natured during the flight. The hijacker then informed| to tell the esses and crew to remain on board. t this point, sated that the pilots of the aircraft wanted the b6 te esses to leave the plane. Once the stewardesses had b7C successfully left the aircraft, stated that the pilots had planned to get off the plane by jumping out through the cockpit. However, none of them did deplane because the hijacker could see them and they feared that he would set off the bomb that he had in his briefcase. Then | ar are vent to the back of the plane and b6 asked the hijacker the stewardesses could go. id BIC "Whatever you girls would like." Then she and another stewardess on board left the aircraft. b6 described the hijacker as a male bec Caucasian, Olive complexion, age 38 to 45, 6' 1", 170 to 175 ‘pounds, slim build, black hair, wavy, short and trimmed in the back. He wore no hat, and wore dark sunglasses with plastic frames which looked like prescription sunglasses. He wore a black trench-coat, white shirt and tie, and dark slacks. He wore no gloves and was soft-spoken and had no accent. He had no visible scars or marks. ; Leer orp aavised that the briefcase which the BS hijacker carried on board with him was in the window seat next BIC to him and that he w itting in the middle seat with the stewardess, on his left. She stated that he had his right hand inside the briefcase at all times. At one point DB Cooper-3676 -2-