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D B Cooper — Part 20
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
11/26/71
Date of transcription
was interviewed by Special Agent b6
on November 24, 1971 at Seattle - Tacoma bic
irport, identified himself as
Northwest Airlines, Sea-Tac, Seattle ashington. e can be
reached at telephone numberL._ sd
information sometime after 3:00 p.m. that a Northwest Airlines b7C
flight from Portland enroute to Seattle - Tacoma Airport
was being hijacked. He was further advised that the hijacker
wanted $200,000.00 in cash and four parachutes . exchange
On November 24, 1971, [ __advised that he received bé
Pp
for releasing ‘the passengers on this flight. stated this
money was obtained and sometime after 6:00 p.m. he anda
Seattle Police Department detective proceeded toward the hijacked
arcraft parked at the end of the runway at Sea-Tac in an ©
unmarked Seattle Police Departm vehicle and parked at
"10 o'clock to the cockpit." pe lwas in two-way radio contact
with the aircraft's captain at this time. The air stairs were
placed in position at the aircraft's front door and almost
Simultaneously a fuel truck began refueling the aircraft.
Immediately thereafter, one stewardess described as
being hlond, 5'6" ibly_named[ |came down the steps b6é
and approached gave tchel full of b7C
into
‘and she returne é plane. only remark to
vas After reboarded the plane ‘the
ssengers began deplaning. After the passengers were off
a
Pade several trips from the plane to the vehicle bearing
where she obtained four parachutes from and carried
them inside the plane. In the meantime several fueling trucks
had attempted to refuel the aircraft without success. However,
the third truck secured a successful hookup and almost completed
the fueling job. During the fueling, two of the three
.Stewardesses on board this flight were allowed ‘to depart the
ircraft, hovevers[_— ptayed aboard. During this entire time
[tated tha ights in the aft section of the plane
remained out. tated that he did not hear the hijacker
giving instructions nor any other identifiable noises from
within the aircraft.
11/24/72 ‘Seattle, Washington —_,,,, SE 164-81-208%
Interviewed ‘on,
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