SAC San Diego to Director (Identification Division) re NORJAK suspect fingerprint comparison, with request of the Laboratory
Document date 20 November 1975
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 111 pp. 10–12 (DB Cooper-753–755), Airtel, dated 20 Nov 1975 — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-111%3A010-012
11/20/75
A I R T E L
TO : DIRECTOR, FBI (164-2111) (ATTN: IDENTIFICATION DIVISION) FROM : SAC, SAN DIEGO (164-91) SUBJECT: NORJACK OO: SEATTLE
RE: [redacted] b6 b7C
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Re Alexandria airtel to Bureau and San Diego, 9/23/75, Seattle airtel to Bureau, 10/1/75, and Laboratory report dated 10/17/75.
For the information of Seattle and the Bureau, [redacted] was the subject of San Diego file entitled, [redacted] FUGITIVE; UFAC - [redacted] b6 [redacted] OO: ED" San Diego file [redacted] Seattle b7C file [redacted] Bureau file [redacted] was an b7D associate of [redacted] letter to Alexandria. The case was subsequently closed on 6/12/74, in the interest of justice at San Diego, California.
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San Diego Division is conducting no further investigation, UACB, to interview [redacted] as the Bureau b6 has advised that [redacted] is not identical to subject D.B. b7C COOPER. b7D
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On 9/17/75, SA [redacted] ATF, San Diego, b6 per ATF appeared at the San Diego Office of the FBI and furnished b7C per ATF the following information:
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2 - Bureau 2 - Seattle (164-81) 2 - San Diego TDK/bkb (6)
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164-9/-100
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SEARCHED INDEXED SERIALIZED FILED [illegible date]
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DB Cooper-753
SD 164-91
He has a [redacted] who believes that a b6 per ATF friend of his is D.B. COOPER. b7C per ATF a composit drawing of [redacted] that the drawing resembled a [redacted] [redacted] were the chin lines. [redacted]
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SA [redacted] NISO, North Island Naval Air Station b6 per NAVY advised on 9/17/75, that [redacted] is employed as an b7C per NAVY electrical worker at North Island. [redacted] stated that [redacted] SSAN is [redacted] further advised that [redacted] record indicates he has spent most of his life in the Phoenix, Arizona, area. When he left Phoenix in August, 1971, to come to San Diego, California, [redacted] was employed at Rohr Industries in Chula Vista, where he was employed from October, 1971, until September, 1972, when [redacted] went to work at North Island Naval Air Station.
On 9/17/75, inquiry at Rohr Industries Personnel Section, determined that [redacted] had been employed from October, 1971, until September, 1972, [redacted] work record was excellent, as he lost no work days in 1971, and one work day in January of 1972.
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On 9/18/75, [redacted] advised he is [redacted] who resides at [redacted] was shown a b6 per FBI photograph of D.B. COOPER and [redacted] stated that there is b7C per FBI no resemblance in the drawing to [redacted] and D.B. COOPER are not one in the same.
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[redacted] was shown the composit drawing and she stated that [redacted] is definitely not the same person as shown in the drawing. It is noted that [redacted] is employed as [redacted] [redacted] No further investigation being conducted regarding [redacted]
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DB Cooper-754
SD 164-91
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REQUEST OF THE LABORATORY
The Laboratory is requested to compare any known fingerprints of [REDACTED] with those prints obtained in captioned case. [REDACTED] is described as a white male American, DOB [REDACTED], 5'11", 190, brown hair, brown eyes. SSAN [REDACTED] residence [REDACTED] California.
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b6 b7C
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DB Cooper-755