Interview at Snyder Drug Stores, Minnesota, re student-era association with subject
This copy: Part 122 p. 63Also filed at Part 72 p. 238 (primary) · Part 40 p. 93 · Part 78 p. 348
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Interview of Northwest Airlines employee re friendship with suspect
Interviewed 27 May 1977Dictated 3 June 1977Transcribed 9 June 1977
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 122 p. 63 (DB Cooper-56150), FD-302 interview, interviewed 27 May 1977 — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-122%3A063-063
FD-302 (REV. 11-27-70)
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
(1)
Date of transcription June 9, 1977
[redacted] Minnesota, was interviewed at his place of employment, Snyder Drug Stores, Inc., [redacted] Minnesota, where he is employed[redacted]
[redacted] advised that he first met [redacted] when they were both students at the University of Washington in Seattle, Washington. He and [redacted] became friends and again ran into each other in the Philippines when they were both in the military service. [redacted] advised they then joined Northwest Airlines at the same time and were both furloughed on [redacted]
[redacted] advised that [redacted] could be described as a mild-mannered, pleasant individual who seemed to get along well with other people. [redacted] never knew [redacted] to have any financial problems and in fact, recalled that either [redacted] was a rather prominent and successful [redacted]
[redacted] recalled that [redacted] [redacted] resided in [redacted] Minnesota, while working for Northwest and they left the Twin Cities area approximately six weeks after being furloughed.
[redacted] advised that based on his association with [redacted] he feels he would not be a logical suspect in the D. B. COOPER aircraft hijacking.
[handwritten, partially illegible: 164-81-74[illegible digits, possibly "157"]]
Interviewed on 5/27/77 [redacted] Minnesota File MP 164-73
by SA [redacted] Date dictated 6/3/77
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DB COOPER-56150
Serials: MP 164-73