SAC Seattle re NORJACK suspect Mashore, leads at Aberdeen
Document date 4 December 1975
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 119 pp. 74–76 (DB Cooper-54562–54564), Memo, dated 4 Dec 1975 — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-119%3A074-076
12/4/75
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
SA [REDACTED]
NORJACK
[REDACTED box]
RE: [REDACTED box]
[handwritten, circled: 164-81-1a (525)] [handwritten, circled: 164-81-1a (526)]
Title marked "Changed" concerning subject [REDACTED] to reflect the name of [REDACTED] where previously carried as "Unsub; Oakville, Washington".
Re Portland airtel to Seattle 9/19/75.
On 11/13/75, [REDACTED] Aberdeen, Washington, advised that the person he suspected as possibly being identical with the hijacker known as D.B. COOPER, was [REDACTED]. He then furnished a business card bearing [REDACTED] photograph as a [REDACTED] of Reliable Real Estate, Inc., 700 E. Wishcaw, Aberdeen, Washington. He stated that [REDACTED], besides working in [REDACTED], was also a [REDACTED]. He further stated that at the time of the hijacking, [REDACTED] was supposed to be in California visiting some relatives, and upon returning from California, he said he was going to the [REDACTED] but he was only gone about three days before he returned. [REDACTED] felt this was suspicious and thought possibly that [REDACTED] could have hijacked the plane and then flown to Switzerland in a bank account there.
He further advised that [REDACTED] left the Grays Harbor area about two years ago and moved to Riverside, California, where he believed he was still residing. He described [REDACTED] as a white male, age 30-35, 5'6" to 5'8", medium build, dark hair. He stated that [REDACTED] did not smoke cigarettes, but he did recall that [REDACTED] had
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DB COOPER-54562
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mentioned being in the U.S. Air Force.
[REDACTED] stated that [REDACTED] was a disreputable businessman and [REDACTED] people in Aberdeen; that they believed him to be a liar and a cheet [sic] and a "cut throat" businessman. He added that at the time of the hijacking, [REDACTED] was working for GEORGE COLLETT, real estate broker. He added that the property at which he had observed [REDACTED] as mentioned in his letter to the FBI - was [REDACTED] and he felt it was suspicious that [REDACTED] or anyone else would have [REDACTED]
Also on 11/13/75, records of the Aberdeen Police Department reflected [REDACTED]. He was [REDACTED] and also [REDACTED] There was no further description concerning MASHORE.
On 11/17/75, [REDACTED] Washington State Department of Motor Vehicles, Olympia, Washington, furnished a copy of Washington Driver's License [REDACTED] issued to [REDACTED] Aberdeen, Washington, on [REDACTED]. This driver's license bears MASHORE's photograph and the following description:
Sex: Male DOB: [REDACTED] Eyes: Brown Weight: 175 lbs. Height: 5'11"
On 11/20/75, the following persons advised they had no record concerning [REDACTED] Deputy BOB BALDERSON, Grays Harbor County Sheriff's Office, Montesano, Washington and Officer DAVE PAVELTICH, Hoquiam, Washington Police Department.
LEADS:
SEATTLE DIVISION
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[illegible handwriting/marks]
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SE 164-81
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At Aberdeen, Washington
Will attempt to locate and interview GEORGE COLLETT, former employer of [REDACTED] in an effort to determine [REDACTED] whereabouts at the time of NORJACK.
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Serials: SE 164-81
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