Just a reminder that the real Cooper almost certainly isn't going to be a dead-ringer for any of the sketches.
There's a 302 where a stewardess (her name is removed but the interview subject is described as a stewardess from Minnesota .... Tina? Alice Hancock?) requested permission to view the Facial Identification Catalog and "immediately" picked out number KK5-1 stating "that is him, except for the ears and hair." It goes on to say that she was adamant that the artist's sketch shown to her was not a good likeness of the hijacker.
I'm not sure if there are different versions of the "Facial Identification Catalog." I found these on just a quick Google search =
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Login1.) Is there one universal catalog or different versions?
2.) Has anyone here actually seen one of these catalogs? And specifically number KK5-1?
Would be curious to see what that particular face looks like that the stewardess was so adamant about. (And apologies if this has been discussed here before; I searched the site for "KK5-1" and didn't turn up any results)
The 302 is from part 72, page 49; dated Dec. 2, 1971.