Pages re interviews of Robert and Mary Ann Van Ieperen and BYU department staff

Part 110pages 429–4302 pagesDB Cooper-50107–50108

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 110 pp. 429–430 (DB Cooper-50107–50108), Report — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-110%3A429-430

SU 164-24

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On April 18, 1972, Special Agent JAMES L. THEISEN interviewed ROBERT VAN IEPEREN, 880 Sherwood, Salt Lake City, Utah, who advised that RICHARD FLOYD MC COY, JR. likes to wear conservative solid-colored clip-on ties similar to the tie recovered after the hijacking of a Northwest plane on November 24, 1971. VAN IEPEREN stated he had been out socially with MC COY and recalled that at a movie one night MC COY wore a clip-on tie and removed the tie when he sat down to watch the movie. VAN IEPEREN was shown a photograph of the tie clasp recovered in the above described investiga- tion and he stated the clasp looks similar, but he could not say for sure if MC COY had one exactly like it. He said it is the type of tie clasp that MC COY would wear.

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VAN IEPEREN's wife, MARY ANN, was interviewed separately and had similar comments to her husband's concern- ing the tie and tie clasp.

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VAN IEPEREN stated MC COY made his first free-fall parachute jump in October, 1971, while on a flight with VAN IEPEREN. He stated MC COY has made numerous military-type jumps and immediately following his first free-fall jump he began practicing jumps with the Alta Parachute Club in Salt Lake City, Utah.

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46 DB COOPER-50107

SU 164-24 SE 164-81 AEL:nsb 1

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The following investigation was conducted by Special Agent ALVA EARL LOMINACK on August 4, 1972, at Provo, Utah:

[REDACTED] of CHARLES FLETCHER, Law Enforcement Department, Brigham Young University, advised that according to her records there was only one student from Thailand that attended law enforcement classes with RICHARD FLOYD MC COY, JR., and his name was [REDACTED]. She advised that according to her records he resided at [REDACTED] Provo, Utah.

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47 DB COOPER-50108

Serials: SE 164-81, SU 164-24