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D B Cooper — Part 34
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"1. Place the money in a place of your choosing
and write down instructions for locating it. .
"2, Do not sign your name, but on both: lower
corners of the first page write a code, using any combin-
ation of numbers and letters.
"3, Tear off one of the corners, making a jagged
tear. Keep the torn off corner bearing your code and: mail
the report containing the duplicate code to 'Secret Witness,!
The Journal, 1320 SW Broadway, Portland, Ore. 97201.
"The Journal will forward your information to the
FBI which will pick up the money and verify whether it is
indeed from the Cooper ransom. If it is, that fact will be
published in the newspaper.
“After that, give the torn off corner you have kept
to a trusted friend or to an attorney or to your minister with
instructions to take it directly to the Secret Witness plan
coordinator at The Journal. If the codes and torn edges match,
your agent will be given the $1,000 for the first $20 of the
‘Cooper cash't to be turned in."
In addition to the above veward,[ b6
Loo Northwest Orient Airlines, authorized a Finder's bic
ee 0 3000 total reward or 15% of any portion of the D.B.
COOPER ransom money that is returned.
Finally, the Seattle Post Intelligencer Newspaper
has offered a $5,000 reward in connection with its "Secret
Witness Program" for information leading to the arrest and
conviction of the person responsible for this crime.
On 11/29/73, the following article was published
in the Tacoma, Washington News Tribune under the headline
"Skyjacker Cooper: Still A Folk Hero, Still A Mystery":
"Two years after parachuting from a Northwest
Airlines jet with $200,000 in ransom money, the skyjacker
known as Dan Cooper remains a folk hero and a mystery.
"He is, according to the U. S. Department of
Transportation, the only person ever to hijack a domestic
airliner who has not been killed or brought to justice.
" 1We really know nothingmre about him today
than we did at 11 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 24, 1971,' says
special agent in charge of the Portland " -B6
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