$20 Dollar Bills Used by Hijacker D.B. Cooper

(Original Caption) The badly decomposed $20 dollar bills were shown to newsmen after check of their serial numbers showed that they were identical to the bills given to hijacker D.B. Cooper on November 24, 1971. The money was found by Brian Ingram, 8, who was searching for firewood while on a family outing with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dwayne Ingram of Vancouver, Washington. The money was found on the north shore of the Columbia River, partially buried in the sand.
(Original Caption) The badly decomposed $20 dollar bills were shown to newsmen after check of their serial numbers showed that they were identical to the bills given to hijacker D.B. Cooper on November 24, 1971. The money was found by Brian Ingram, 8, who was searching for firewood while on a family outing with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dwayne Ingram of Vancouver, Washington. The money was found on the north shore of the Columbia River, partially buried in the sand.
$20 Dollar Bills Used by Hijacker D.B. Cooper
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Credit:
Bettmann / Contributor
Editorial #:
515124394
Collection:
Bettmann
Date created:
February 11, 1980
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Source:
Bettmann
Object name:
U1995015
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4267 x 2851 px (14.22 x 9.50 in) - 300 dpi - 7 MB