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Re: UNKNOWN SUBJECT, aka Dan Cooper At first the hijacker asked for $200,000 and two parachutes. A ft her stewardess seat and gave bé the note to sat beside the hijacker who, b7C 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 (PST) he instructed Stewardess to go after the money b6 which she did. He opene @ bag; inspected the money and then = b7¢ told them that the passengers as well as the two other stewaxrdesses could leave the plane. They did deplane. The remaining crew members were the t e male members of the flight crew as well as Stewardess Ipeain the Fareehs made several trips out of the b6 plane to obtain the parachutes which she brought to the subject. 7° said she then asked the hijacker what b6é his instructions were regarding the destination of the flight. b7c Up to that point he had refused to tell her except to say that they were not going to Havanna. She then obtained &@ piece of paper and the hijacker gave her the following instructions: , , "Going to Mexico City - or any place in Mexico - non-stop - gear down - flaps down - don't go over 10,000 feet altitude ~ all cabin lights out - do not again jana in the States for fuel or anyother reason - no one behind the first class section." It is noted that the plane involved was a Boeing 727,.a tri-jet with stairs under the rear of the aircraft which are lowered for enplaning and deplaning passengers. DB Cooper-4095 qu st,