From citizen to FBI Longview re D.B. Cooper case, with mailing envelope

Document date 24 December 1971

Part 18pages 320–3212 pagesDB Cooper-5652–5653

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Document: Letter from citizen to FBI Longview re D.B. Cooper case, with mailing envelope
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 18 pp. 320–321 (DB Cooper-5652–5653), Letter, dated 24 Dec 1971, serial SE 164-81-1801 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-18%3A320-321

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December 24, 1971

Agent in Charge Longview Office of the F.B.I. Longview, Washington

Dear Sir;

A couple of weeks ago I wrote a letter to the Chief of Police; Woodland, Washington. I requested some information on the hijack- ing story that recently brought attention to that area. The news- papers, here in the bay area have quit writing about the event. Joe May, Woodland's Chief of Police, told me that they can't comment on any case which is in the hands of another agency. He suggested that I write to the F.B.I. office in Longview if I was still interested in the case. As you can see, I am still interested. I'm hoping I can learn more about the hijacker case through your office. Are you still searching for him, or has it been called off? I read in the San Francisco Chronicle where some people claimed to have seen a small plane near [REDACTED - b6/b7C] the same night. Did this have any connection with the hijacker? Thank you for anything you may be able to send me in connection with this unusual hijacking event.

Sincerely, [REDACTED - b6/b7C]

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[guess: rec'd] 1/5/72

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164-81-1801 [guess: comm] Copy [stamp] 1/6/1972 DB Cooper-5652

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Agent in Charge Longview Office of the F.B.I. Longview, Washington

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DB Cooper-5653

Serials: SE 164-81-1801