Nitel teletype New York to Seattle re Pan American interview on NORJAK composite

Document date 18 February 1972

Part 108page 411 pageDB Cooper-49006

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Document: Nitel teletype New York to Seattle re Pan American interview on NORJAK composite
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 108 p. 41 (DB Cooper-49006), Teletype, dated 18 Feb 1972, serial SE 164-81-2446 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-108%3A041-041

FBI Date: 2/18/72

smit the following in ___Plaintext___ (Type in plaintext or code) TELETYPE ___Nitel___ (Priority)

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TO SAC SEATTLE FROM SAC NEW YORK (164-627)

NORJAK

REFERENCE ATLANTA TELETYPE TO NEW YORK, DATED TWO FOURTEEN SEVENTY TWO.

[REDACTED], PAN AMERICAN WORLD AIRWAYS, WAS INTERVIEWED AND ADVISED THE ARTIST'S CONCEPTION OF UNSUB WAS FAMILIAR TO HIM AT THE PRESENT TIME. HE STATED HE WOULD NOT MAKE A POSITIVE IDENTIFICATION OF THIS SKETCH HOWEVER HE WOULD KEEP A COPY OF THE SKETCH AND IN THE EVENT ANY SIMILARITIES ARE NOTED AMONG PAN AMERICAN PILOTS WITH WHOM HE COMES IN CONTACT, [illegible]

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ON TWO SIXTEEN LAST, [REDACTED] OVERSEAS NATIONAL AIRWAYS, WAS CONTACTED REGARDING SUBJECT [REDACTED] ADVISED THAT AFTER A THOROUGH

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1-New York 1-Atlanta (INFO)(164-254)(AM) 1-Kansas City (AM) 1-Miami (AM) 1-#28 GVN:dmg (5) Approved: ___[signature]___ Sent ___ Per ___ Special Agent in Charge

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164-81-2446 FEB 1 8 1972 FBI SEATTLE DB COOPER-49006

Serials: AT 164-254, NY 164-627, SE 164-81-2446

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