Milwaukee report MI 164-36 (continued, pages 5-7), NORJAK suspect interviews
Document date 23 October 1975
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 9 pp. 392–394 (DB Cooper-1108–1110), Report, dated 23 Oct 1975 — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-09%3A392-394
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MI 164-36
On August 21, 1974, SA [REDACTED] and SA [REDACTED] had occasion to interview [REDACTED] in connection with a [REDACTED] investigation. [REDACTED] provided information considered to be reliable in connection with the [REDACTED] matter. At the termination of the interview, [REDACTED] when questioned regarding his knowledge of [REDACTED]
[REDACTED] D.B. COOPER, the individual who was responsible for NORJAK. [REDACTED] advised that [REDACTED]
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The above information and photographs of [REDACTED] [REDACTED] were subsequently furnished to Seattle Division.
By communication dated July 25, 1975, the Kansas City Division advised as follows:
On [REDACTED] 1975, [REDACTED] number [REDACTED] advised that he had some information pertaining to the skyjacking in which D.B. COOPER was involved. He stated that he was once [REDACTED] told him so much about the skyjack that he is almost sure the man was involved. He indicated that if this individual whose name was [REDACTED] was seen by two FBI Agents in the Milwaukee Office during [REDACTED] the rest of what [REDACTED] told him probably is true also. [REDACTED] stated he wants nothing in return for this information and that he now figures he should start looking out for himself. He did state, however, that if this information is true and there is a reward, he certainly wants the money [REDACTED] It is noted that [REDACTED]
and he claims that he [REDACTED]
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MI 164-36
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[REDACTED] indicated that [REDACTED]
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[REDACTED] stated that [REDACTED]
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DB Cooper-1109
MI 164-36
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On [REDACTED] 1975, [REDACTED] was arrested by the Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Police Department on charges of [REDACTED] It was noted that [REDACTED] had previously [REDACTED] Wisconsin, Police Department on the evening of [REDACTED] 1975, with a subsequent investigation by Bureau Agents and local officers resulting [REDACTED] was determined to have been [REDACTED] [REDACTED] California, on [REDACTED] 1975. [REDACTED] were present in the above [REDACTED] was interviewed regarding the matter during the early morning hours of [REDACTED] 1975, at which time he admitted [REDACTED] as well as numerous [REDACTED]
claimed to be D.B. COOPER, the unknown individual responsible for NORJAK hijacking. He furnished the following information in this regard:
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Serials: MI 164-36