Acting SAC Richmond to SAC Seattle transmitting Ft. Lee FD-302 and parachute portion
Document date 12 December 1975
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Subject: Cooper Files: Cooper-Part-119:181-181 Document: Airtel Acting SAC Richmond to SAC Seattle transmitting Ft. Lee FD-302 and parachute portion Id: Cooper-Part-119:181-181 Page: https://cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-119%3A181-181 What is wrong (title, date, type, which pages belong together, copies)? What does the scan show?
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 119 p. 181 (DB Cooper-54674), Airtel, dated 12 Dec 1975, serial SE 164-81-6748 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-119%3A181-181
FD-36 (Rev. 2-14-74)
FBI
Date: 12/12/75
Transmit the following in _______________ (Type in plaintext or code)
Via: A I R T E L (Precedence)
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TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM: ACTING SAC, RICHMOND (164-74) (RUC)
SUBJECT: NORJAK (OO: SEATTLE) (Bufile 164-2111)
[handwritten, right margin: "Sub 786"]
Re Bureau letter to San Francisco, 11/25/75.
Enclosed for Seattle, San Francisco and Las Vegas are two (2) copies each of FD-302 reflecting investigation conducted at Ft. Lee, Va.
Under separate cover for San Francisco is one package containing part of an orange and white parachute.
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(2) - Seattle (Encl.2) 3 - San Francisco (164-220)(Encl.2) (2 - 164-220) (1 - PACKAGE) 2 - Las Vegas (Encl.2) 1 - Richmond
TS/ddm (8)
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Sub 786 164-81-6748 [illegible stamp text, possibly "SEARCHED" or similar] SERIALIZED [illegible] [initials/signature, illegible] [illegible date, partially reads "1975"] FBI - SEATTLE [illegible handwritten initials]
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Approved: _______________________ Sent _______________ M Per _______________ Special Agent in Charge
DB COOPER-54674
Serials: 164-2111, RH 164-74, SE 164-81, SE 164-81-6748, SF 164-220
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