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et ae bat coer ate rena In Reply, Please Refer to File No. o~ unre @rares DEPARTMENT OF sus Me FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION San Francisco, California May 20, 1977 NORJAC On November 24, 1971, Northwest Airlines Flight 305 Portland, Oregon to Seattle, Washington was hijacked by a white male, mid-forties, 5'10" to 6'0", 170 to 180 pounds, Olive complexion, Latin appearance, dark brown or black hair. On arrival in Seattle, the hijacker demanded and received $200,000 and parachutes and the aircraft departed Seattle headed in a southerly direction and the individual parachuted from the aircraft. Extensive investigation since the incident in November, 1971 has failed to identify or locate the subject. During January, 1977,[ sd Attorn San Jose, California, advised that during conduct of investigation, the name came t g — individual named came to his office and advised that unds in the Toronto Dominion Bank, Toronto, ae He Sires Gao in the sone advised that he believed that a Northwest Airlines Flight 305 in November, 1971, later known as D. B. Cooper. was one in the same of an individual who hijacked d he confronted with this b6 allegation an denied any association with the bic incident and stated that the FBI had previously exonerated him from the act. Do San Jose, California, ve i viewed and confirmed information provided _b b7C and was confident in his own mind that bore a striking resemblance to the subject who ee the an porart. oo oA- 81-754 This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is seributga “fone your agency; it and its contents are not to be distribu SERIALIZED an ap { Ag / TAY Le DLE PBI oh outside your agency. BB Cooper-15677 a TERNS neeepee — nraereemereeanpnemerrenermas - se ne pec eran es weet > pa A oP 2 oe