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D B Cooper — Part 8
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he note. ps fhen called the pilot on the intercom.
Stewardess|_——_—ithen sat next to the hijacker
who opened a black attache case’ and showed her what he said
was a bomb. She described the centents of the attache case
as a bundle of red sticks, which she believed was dynamite.
The bundle consisted of six or eight red colored sticks
approximately six to eight inches long with no writing on the
outside. The hijacker was holding in his hand a wire which i
lead to the bundle of sticks.and indicated that he could
detonate the bomb by touching the wire to a contact. Also in
the attache case was a cylindrical “Shaped battery about eight
inches long.
At first the hijacker asked for $200,000 and two
parachutes. :
After left her stewardess seat and gave
the note to sat beside the hijacker who, after
showing the contents of the attache case, told her to,
"Take this down." From her purse she obtained a pen and note
pad and he dictated the following message:
“I want $200,000 by ‘5:00 PM in cash. Put
it in a knapsack. I want two back parachutes and two
front parachutes. When we land, I want a fuel truck ready
to refuel. No funny stuff, or I'll do the job."
At the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (Sea-Tac)
in answer to his demands, the hijacker was provided with the
four parachutes and $200,000 in 20 dollar bills in a canvas
bank bag. When the plane_landed at Seattle at 5:45 PM (PDT) |
he instructed Stewardess to go after the money
which she did. He opened the bag; inspected the money and then
told them that the passengers as wellas the two other “ae
stewardesses could leave the plane. They did deplane. The
remaining crew members were the three male members of the
flight crew as well as Stewardess
[then made several trips out of the
plane to obtain the parachutes which she brought to the subject.
. The hijacker instructed that he be flown to Mexico
City and also told the pilot that he wanted the plane flown at
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not more than 10,000 feet with the flaps at 15 degrees, the landing
gear down and the rear steps of the plane also down. The
plane involved was a Boeing 727, a Tri-jet with stairs at
the rear which lowered for passengers. The hijacker finally
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