Interview of Canton, Ohio witness re Richard Floyd McCoy, Jr. testimony
This copy: Part 110 p. 392Also filed at Part 73 p. 30 (primary) · Part 42 p. 397
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Interview of McCoy's sister-in-law in presence of attorney George J. Tzangas
Interviewed 29 June 1972Dictated 30 June 1972Transcribed 6 July 1972
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Part of: Interview of female relative of McCoy re Thanksgiving 1971 dinner
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 110 p. 392 (DB Cooper-50048), FD-302 interview, interviewed 29 Jun 1972 — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-110%3A392-392
FD-302 (REV. 11-27-70)
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Date of transcription: 7/6/72
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[redacted], Northwest Canton, Ohio, was interviewed in the present of her attorney GEORGE J. TZANGAS, 454 Citizens Savings Building, Canton, Ohio.
[redacted] stated that she came to Salt Lake City to testify in the hijacking case of RICHARD FLOYD MC COY, JR., her brother-in-law, and had brought her attorney, Mr. TZANGAS, with her because she felt that MC COY might try to lie about her at the trial.
[redacted] stated that she moved into the MC COY residence in January, 1972, and prior to that period had attended Ricks College in Rexburg, Idaho. She stated that she had entered the Fall term at Ricks College, and had only been in the MC COY residence in Provo, Utah, only a couple of times prior to her moving there in January.
She said that on either Tuesday or Wednesday proceeding Thanksgiving Day, 1971, she came to Provo, Utah, and cannot recall at the time if RICHARD FLOYD MC COY, JR. and his wife were at the residence or if [redacted] [redacted] She stated she thinks that MC COY and his wife were at the residence on Thanksgiving Day, and seemed to recall that at the spur of the moment, MC COY and his wife decided to go to Las Vegas, Nevada, and they wanted her to go to Las Vegas with them, but [redacted] stated she did not have any money to spend on gambling. She stated that she cannot recall if RICHARD FLOYD MC COY was at the residence on Wednesday, and said there is no specific incident that she can recall that would place him in the residence on the Wednesday prior to Thanksgiving. She stated she seems to recall that MC COY called the residence to check on [redacted] [redacted] sometime in the evening of Thanksgiving, and stated that it seems to her that they had Thanksgiving dinner earlier, possibly 12:30 P.M. or 1:00 P.M., and that shortly thereafter MC COY and his wife left for Las Vegas. She later pointed out that while they had a Thanksgiving dinner,
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Interviewed on 6/29/72 at Salt Lake City, Utah File # Salt Lake City 164-24-[illegible] SE 164-81 by SA JAMES L. THEISEN / ksa Date dictated 6/30/72
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DB COOPER-50048
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