SAC Denver to SAC Seattle re NORJAK suspect with unexplained funds (serial 3309)

Document date 5 May 1972

Part 25pages 229–2302 pagesDB Cooper-8213–8214

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Document: Airtel SAC Denver to SAC Seattle re NORJAK suspect with unexplained funds (serial 3309)
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 25 pp. 229–230 (DB Cooper-8213–8214), Airtel, dated 5 May 1972 — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-25%3A229-230

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Date: 5/5/72

Transmit the following in ___________ (Type in plaintext or code) Via AIRTEL AIRMAIL, REGISTERED (Priority) --------------------------------------------------- TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) FROM: SAC, DENVER (164-98) (P) SUBJECT: NORJAK OO: SEATTLE

SUSPECT: [redacted]

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On 4/26/72, a confidential source in Denver, Colorado, provided the name of [redacted] as a possible suspect in this matter. Source advised as follows:

Source recently learned third-hand information through [redacted] residence telephone [redacted] concerning an individual by the name of [redacted]

Allegedly, [redacted] has recently been in the Denver area and visited [redacted] and allegedly was in possession of a substantial sum of money and was traveling by airplane and wearing expensive clothing. Allegedly, [redacted] left the stub of a bus ticket with [redacted] which had phone numbers written on it and instructed [redacted] in the event anything happened to [redacted] she should call these phone numbers.

Allegedly, [redacted] has been out of contact with his associates for about two years and apparently first re- appeared in about January of 1972, and showing means of wealth.

Source stated it is his information that [redacted] was possibly in the paratroops in either the Korean War or World War II, and has [redacted]

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(2)- Seattle (AMRM) 2 - Denver JMB:dds (4)

Approved: _____________ Sent _____________ M Per- Special Agent in Charge

U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1971-413-138 DB Cooper-8213

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SEARCHED......INDEXED...... SERIALIZED...FILED... MAY 8 1972 FBI - SEATTLE

DN 164-98

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Source has never met [REDACTED] but stated that [REDACTED] is allegedly in his forties with previous work experience as a [REDACTED]

On 5/4/72, [REDACTED] were contacted at their residence, [REDACTED] Aurora, Colorado. They advised that [REDACTED] was a cousin to [REDACTED] stopped by their residence on 2/14/72 which was to visit on his way to Chicago, Illinois. They could supply no information on [REDACTED] current address or employment. They described [REDACTED] follows:

Name [REDACTED] Sex Male Race Caucasian Age 44 Height 5'11" - 6' Weight 180-190 pounds Build Husky, Muscular Eyes Blue Hair Thick black hair, combed straight back with no receding hairline

[REDACTED] were exhibited a sketch of unsub in this matter and both definitely stated that [REDACTED] in no way resembles sketch of unsub.

In view of the above information, Denver anticipates no further investigation re [REDACTED]

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ARMED AND DANGEROUS

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Serials: DN 164-98, SE 164-81