Interview in Las Vegas re handwriting on BankAmericard invoice 764637

This copy: Part 110 p. 415Also filed at Part 25 p. 103 (primary) · Part 110 p. 470

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Interview of Las Vegas service station attendant re invoice 764637 and Cooper sketch

Document date 21 April 1972

Part 110page 4151 pageDB Cooper-50084

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Part of: Of investigation, Salt Lake City, re Richard Floyd McCoy, Jr. as NORJAK suspect · 24 August 1972 · Part 27 pp. 302–333

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Document: FD-302 interview of Las Vegas service station attendant re invoice 764637 and Cooper sketch
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Date 4/21/72

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[REDACTED] Las Vegas, Nevada, advised on April 19, 1972, that the handwriting appearing on Bank Americard invoice number 764637 for the sale of 5.6 gallons of gasoline in the amount of $2.57, appeared familiar to him as his handwriting and it is his impression that he possibly handled that transaction.

[REDACTED] advised that normally they are required to enter their initials on the sales transaction, however, this apparently was not done on the above invoice and stated that he normally checks the license plate and state and enters same thereon, which he assumes he may have done in this instance.

[REDACTED] stated, however, that he did work the 11:00pm shift commencing November 25, 1971, terminated at 7:00am on November 26, 1971, but he does not now specifically recall handling this transaction nor can he describe the vehicle or individuals who may have been involved.

[REDACTED] added that he is unable to identify the artist's conception of the individual hijacking the northwest airline flight as anyone known to him.

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4/18/72 Las Vegas, Nevada LV 164-60 on File #

SA H.E. HINDERLITER, JR.:kmc 4/21/72 by Date dictated

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.

23 DB COOPER-50084

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Serials: LV 164-60