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of @ e FBI Date: 7-16-75 ..ansmi! th- falriwang in PLAIN . (Type in plaintext or code} ~ oo LL SST AIRMAIL bé (Priority) BIC Tn : SAC, PORTLAND (164-41) fp van > SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) SUBJECT: NORJAK Northwest Airlines (NWA), 1ge telephone = e- > pen ne rn “3 7 Toca « Tacoma International Airport, Seattle, Washing qnf said he received a call during the night hours of 7 ANS /75 from a former high school acquaintance, £ Alba Oregon, who, obviously intoxicated andfin a rambling story said he was in trouble which involved NWA. He wanted to heip if he could and then related that he had found a parachute which might be involved in the hijacking of NWA plane in November, 1971. He also intimated that they might know where the money was hidden, b6 b7C¢ b6 b7¢c is in business with [_jhas not seen | as tt at least seven _ but they had been good triends, both bein ilots. pany. At 8:00 AM, 7/15/75,[____] received another call, this time from ined, also in a rather confused way, that are in difficulty, having been accused of Stealing an airplane. L_|then explained that they had paid $15,000 down for the plane which had been at Vancouver, Washington and in need of repairs. It never was made clear toL__ Jif the plane was still inysVancouver or had been taken to Oregon or eisevhere. A in some way, inferred that the plane was connected with the NWA hijacking. [_-____] that he had found the parachute "on his property" (not making it clear whether a personal farm or the property of the business )while using machinery to plow. The number 2-Portland te N “"2-Seattle oot, CEP: dif a” iY Jy /64-§[(7 65 77 Aprioved:; Sent M Per Special Agent in Charge GPO: 1490 0 + 982-703 b6 b7C b6 b7Cc é . DB Cooper-13653