Insert re interview of Miami witness 11/18/75 concerning NORJAK suspect
This copy: Part 118 p. 239Also filed at Part 36 p. 459 (primary) · Part 36 p. 460
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Insert re SA Donald J. Dumford contact with source, Miami, 11/18/75
Document date 18 November 1975
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 118 p. 239 (DB Cooper-54333), Report, dated 18 Nov 1975 — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-118%3A239-239
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On November 18, 1975, [REDACTED], Miami, Florida, was contacted by Special Agent (SA) DONALD J. DUMFORD, Miami Division, Miami, Florida, regarding any information concerning the activities of [REDACTED] on or about November 24, 1971.
[REDACTED] advised as follows:
[REDACTED] the White Stag Lodge, Saluda, North Carolina, during the period in question, 1971.
[REDACTED] said that [REDACTED] of the lodge in August of 1971, and he was to stay through the winter of that year inasmuch as the lodge was closed to the public during the winter period.
[REDACTED] said that she recalled [REDACTED] had visited the lodge in November or December of 1971, and [REDACTED] was living there; however, in the spring when they returned [REDACTED] had gone.
[REDACTED] said that he had agreed to pay the utility bills while at the lodge but had failed to do so.
[REDACTED] said that during the summer of 1972 she recalled that [REDACTED] had visited her at the lodge. She added that [REDACTED] indicated he was broke financially.
[REDACTED] said that [REDACTED] appeared to be [guess: a] person who had an artistic nature in that he had written poetry. She said she had heard that he had been [REDACTED] of [REDACTED], Saluda, North Carolina, for whom he had been also employed.
[REDACTED] said that [REDACTED] Saluda, North Carolina, whose office is located in City Hall, was aware of the background of [REDACTED] at least concerning the [REDACTED] Saluda [REDACTED] Carolina.
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SEARCHED..........INDEXED.......... SERIALIZED..........FILED.......... DEC 15 1975 FBI - SEATTLE
DB COOPER-54333
Serials: MM 164-552
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