FD-71 Complaint Form re D.B. Cooper tip of 7/12/89 with typed continuation
Document date 12 July 1989
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Id: Cooper-Part-09:234-235
Subject: Cooper Files: Cooper-Part-09:234-235 Document: FD-71 Complaint Form re D.B. Cooper tip of 7/12/89 with typed continuation Id: Cooper-Part-09:234-235 Page: https://cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-09%3A234-235 What is wrong (title, date, type, which pages belong together, copies)? What does the scan show?
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 9 pp. 234–235 (DB Cooper-940–941), Form, dated 12 Jul 1989, serial SD 164A-SE-81 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-09%3A234-235
Complaint Form FD-71 (Rev. 4-16-82)
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NOTE: Hand print names legibly; handwriting satisfactory for remainder. Indices: ☐ Negative ☐ See below
Subject's name and aliases: D. B. COOPER MATTER
Character of case: INFORMATION CONCERNING
Complainant ☐ Protect Source [REDACTED — b6, b7C, b7D]
Complaint received ☐ Personal X☒ Telephonic Date 7/12/89 Time 8:50 am
Address of subject: [blank]
Complainant's address and telephone number: [REDACTED] California [REDACTED — b6, b7C, b7D]
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Subject's Description Race | Sex | Height | Hair | Build | Birth date and Birthplace | ☐ Male | | | | Age | ☐ Female | Weight | Eyes | Complexion | Social Security Number | | | | | Scars, marks or other data:
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Facts of complaint
Complainant advised that, with regard to the D.B. COOPER incident, he had had [REDACTED] who very much resembled COOPER. He said that the individual, (FNU) [REDACTED] was a [REDACTED] from Northwest Washington. He stated that during the time the D.B.COOPER incident happened, subject was [REDACTED] because of [REDACTED] by complainant. He apparently was [REDACTED] Caller said that [REDACTED] had flown back to [REDACTED] claiming to have gotten [REDACTED] He supposedly had also [REDACTED] He stated that possibly subject could be located through [REDACTED] He reiterated that there is definitely a strong resemblance, and the fact that subject was [REDACTED] of interest. Complainant stated that he was a [text cut off / illegible]
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Re - OtA To [illegible cursive signature or initials] 7/20/89 [illegible cursive — possibly: Inst 7/16/89 or similar]
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Do not write in this space [illegible serial/case reference — possibly: 44 09 SE-81-89 or similar] SEARCHED... INDEXED... SEARIALIZED... FILED...
JUL 1 9 1989
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Action Recommended IA [REDACTED — b6, b7C] (Agent) [partially visible signature] BLOCK STAMP: [illegible agent name/initials]
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SD 164- Advis[e] o[f] results.
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DB Cooper-940
SD 164A-SE-81 JWS/emr 1
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The following investigation was conducted in San Diego, California on July 20, 1989, by Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Special Agent (SA) [redacted].
SA [redacted] telephonically contacted [redacted] St. Louis Division, Military Records Center Resident Agency, St. Louis, Missouri, FTS 273-7000, in an attempt to determine the criteria required for searching and locating an individual's military record. [redacted] stated that individual personnel records are filed by utilizing the following criteria in the following order:
1. Last name 2. First name 3. Social Security number or Service number
Without the articulated information an individual's military record cannot be located in the Military Records Center. [redacted] stated that the individual's military unit, i.e. division, squad, batallion, etcetera, is of no assistance in locating the record.
[redacted] was advised of the possible D.B. COOPER information provided by [redacted] to the San Diego Division on July 12, 1989. Specifically, [redacted] was asked to determine the total number of military files with the last name [redacted]. [redacted] stated that there are at least 300 such files.
Finally, [redacted] advised that no photographs are included in the personnel files of Air Force officers and enlistees.
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164A-SE-81-190 SEARCHED [illegible] INDEX SERIALIZED [illegible] AUG 08 1989 DB Cooper-941
Serials: 164A-SE-81-190, FD-71, SD 164-, SD 164A-SE-81, [illegible — possibly SE-81-89 or similar]