On Seattle Flag letterhead claiming interview with D.B. Cooper
Document date 4 May 1972
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 111 p. 167 (DB Cooper-50516), Letter, dated 4 May 1972 — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-111%3A167-167
SEATTLE FLAG
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Sub . 406
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May 4, 1972
Stan Pitkin US Attorney
Sir: On Monday, May 1, we printed an interview from one D.B. Cooper, who is listed, I believe, in your files as the only successful American Skyjacker. On Tuesday, May 2, you apprehended two men who were attempting to sell, or had sold, a story to Karl Fleming. I am quite willing to tell you that at no time was I ever approached by either individual, nor have I ever traveled to Bremebton or been in the Swept Wing Inn. Nor would I ever go there. For the sake of determing whether our interview is bona fide, I would ask you to open your D.B. Cooper file so that we may compare interview facts with the information you have gathered. Similarly, it would assist such a determination, if you could present the xeroxed bill for comparison.
Sincerely,
[signature redacted]
PS: Sorry about the Chief.
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Sub 406 164 - 81-3F0[illegible] SEARCHED......INDEXED...... SERIALIZED...d...FILED...d... MAY . 0 1972 FBI-SEATTLE [illegible initials]
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DB COOPER-50516
Serials: 164-81-3F0[illegible], Sub 406
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