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§D-302 (REV. 11-27-70) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 10/17/75 Date of transcription « and SA} C“‘;sSCisdC ghts orally and by a written waiver which he read, stated he under=~ stood, and signed. He was thereafter interviewed with respect to a mumber of criminal matters and voluntarily furnished the following information: [___lvas questioned regarding daims which he had b6 allegedly: made on previous occasions claiming to be D.B. COOPER, »7¢ the individual who hijacked Northwest Airlines Flight 305 from P Oregon, to Seattle, Washington, on November 24, 1971. made the following claims in this regard: advised that on Thanksgiving Day, 1971, he hijacked the Northwest Orient Airlines Eoeing 727 and subsequently arachuted from this aircraft with $200,000.00 in ransom money. 06 | |stated that earlier that day servations b7C th Northwest Airlines in the name COOPER which was likely the reason that D.B. COO appeared on the manifest. |. stated that he hijacked the aircraft between Portland and Seattle telling a stewardess that he had a bomb b6 ‘in a briefcase which he would detonate unless his demands were »7c met. He advised he asked for $200,000.00 in bills of 20 dollar denominations and three parachutes (type not specified because he had no knowledge of what type to ask for). He stated that he asked for three parachutes because it was his intention to make ' a stewardess parachute from the aircraft with him to guarantee against the possibility of the parachute being rigged. —b6 b7c Intecviewed on [ y75 at Milwaukee, Wisconsin «File # ML 164-36 SA ; b6é by SA mo Dote ditotea___ sd. 0/00/75 bic 8 . This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI It is the property of the FBI ond is loaned to your agency: it ond its contents are not to be distributed-outside your agency. DB Cooper-111