Interview, Yerington, Nevada, re Hartley since summer 1972

Interviewed 7 March 1973Dictated 8 March 1973Transcribed 12 March 1973

Part 111pages 461–4622 pagesDB Cooper-50879–50880

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Document: FD-302 interview, Yerington, Nevada, re Hartley since summer 1972
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Date of transcription 3/12/73

Sub 437

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[REDACTED] Yerington, Nevada, advised that he is working at [REDACTED] [REDACTED] and resides at this address Monday through Friday and returns to [REDACTED] [REDACTED] Reno, Nevada, on the weekends.

He stated he has known ALVIN CURTIS HARTLEY since early Summer of 1972 and that he had met HARTLEY through [REDACTED] who at one time worked at the [REDACTED] Las Vegas, and HARTLEY then was dating [REDACTED] whose name is [REDACTED] [REDACTED] had mentioned to HARTLEY that he,

He continued that HARTLEY had contacted him in August, 1972, to have him do [REDACTED] [REDACTED] and did not go to Idaho, since HARTLEY did not supply the necessary funds or the equipment he was to work with. He continued that he feels that HARTLEY owes him about [REDACTED] HARTLEY plus HARTLEY had [REDACTED] Reno, Nevada, in August, 1972, and when he left their residence, the morning of August 18, 1972, HARTLEY left with [REDACTED] [REDACTED] which he has used in his travels about the country.

He further advised that HARTLEY is associated with [REDACTED] Phoenix, Arizona. He further mentioned that HARTLEY has called him collect several times from various places in Colorado, those of which he could remember were Grand Junction and Fair Play, Colorado. [REDACTED] further related that he has talked to [REDACTED] of Grand Junction, Colorado, and together they were attempting to pool their information in an effort to locate HARTLEY. He stated that at one time HARTLEY had called him from the Romada Inn, Grand Junction, Colorado and he apparently was not home and there was a message for him, [REDACTED] at this

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Interviewed on 3/7/73 at Yerington, Nevada File # LV 87-9434 Sub 437

by SA ROBERT J. RODEFER:bsh Date dictated 3/8/73 INDEXED SERIALIZED - CF - FILED

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DB COOPER-50879

LV 87-9434 2

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motel in Grand Junction. He stated he did not do so, however, at one time at HARTLEY's request, [REDACTED] [REDACTED] Grand Junction, Colorado. He stated he has no idea where HARTLEY is at the present time but would certainly like to know. He described HARTLEY as follows:

Race White Sex Male Nationality American Age 58-59 Height 6'2" to 6'3" Build Slender Weight 160 to 165 pounds Characteristics "Sharp features"; close cropped gray hair; always dresses Western style

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HARTLEY was last known to be driving a green 1972 four wheel drive GMC pickup with a white shell camper, and also driving a Condor motor home.

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He stated he has never known HARTLEY to use any other names, such as [REDACTED] COOPER or otherwise.

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He stated in the event he should learn any additional information, he will immediately advise.

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DB COOPER-50880

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Serials: LV 87-9434

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