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D B Cooper — Part 32
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The following investigation was conducted by
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AT WINSTON, OREGON:
On July 17, 1973, WILLIAM FRANCIS DEEMS, Route 3,
Box 4035, Rosebursz, Orefon, was interviewed at his place of
employment, The World Wildlife Safari, Winston, He has keen
employed at World Wildlife Safari since June 21, 1973, Prior
to that time, he was employed as a salesman hy Montromery
‘ards in Roseburg. Until December 9, 1971, he was employed
by Executive Air Lines at Sarasota, Florida as a pilot, He
was also at one time a pilot instructor for United Air Lines
teaching students to fly DC 9s, He left Sarasota and moved
to Coram, Montana, did not like the climate, and moved to bé
Rosebure, in addition to his current employment,[ | png
DEEMS denied being involved in any way with a
hijacking and stated that if he were to hijack a plane, he
would have everyone leave the plane including the crew and fly
the aircraft himself as he has sufficient knowledge to avoid
being tracked by radar.
The following description of DEEMS was obtained
through observation and interview:
Sex Male
Race White
Nationality Anerican
Date of Birth May 1, 1916
Place of Birth Easton, Maine
Height §tg"
Weight 174
Hair Brown
Eyes Green
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