FBI report Seattle re applicant background investigation, file SE 116-39763

Document date 24 September 1951

Part 26pages 45–473 pagesDB Cooper-7198–7200

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Form No. 1 THIS CASE ORIGINATED AT BUREAU FILE NO. 1160-39763

REPORT MADE AT: SEATTLE, WASHINGTON DATE WHEN MADE: SEP 2[illegible] 195[illegible] PERIOD FOR WHICH MADE: 9/18,24/51 REPORT MADE BY: [redacted] SS

TITLE: [redacted - b6, b7C]

CHARACTER OF CASE: AEA A

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SYNOPSIS OF FACTS: [heavily degraded / illegible]

REFERENCE: Bulet to Seattle dated 9/5/51.

DETAILS:

AT CAMAS, WASHINGTON

BIRTH DATA

The records of the [redacted] list the applicant's [redacted - b6, b7C] [redacted]

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EMPLOYMENT

[redacted] of the J.C. Penney Store, made available records showing [redacted] [redacted] advised that he would not hesitate to recommend the applicant as being a loyal citizen and one who is honest. He advised, however, that [redacted] while employed there was only [redacted] and although he was not lazy, he was in- different to working effectively and accomplished such a little amount of work that he discharged [redacted] advised that the appli- cant's family have a good reputation and he is certain that all members of the family are loyal citizens.

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This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed out- side your agency. This is in answer to your request for a check of FBI files.

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DB Cooper-7198

SE 116-33763

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that [REDACTED] She has known the applicant and his family about two years and stated she would recommend any of them as loyal citizens and persons of good character and reputations. She advised that records per- taining to the applicant's employment are not now accessible, but that from about October, 1950 until January, 1951, the applicant worked each morning as a helper for about [REDACTED] [REDACTED] His work was satisfactory and he was terminated only because it was necessary to obtain an employee on a full time basis.

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REFERENCES

[REDACTED] advised he had known the applicant as a [REDACTED] stated he would recommend the applicant on the basis of loyalty, character, reputa- tion and associates.

[REDACTED] also advised that the other two references, [REDACTED] are presently [REDACTED] of the applicant. Accordingly, neither of these references were contacted.

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NEIGHBORHOOD

The following persons in the vicinity of [REDACTED] advised they are well acquainted with the applicant and all members of his family and stated the applicant and his family have a good reputation in that neighborhood and are believed to be loyal American citizens:

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b6 b7C

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SE 116-39763

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[illegible]

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GENERAL

AT VANCOUVER AND CAMAS, WASHINGTON

There is no record of the applicant in the files of the following law enforcement agencies in the state of Washington:

Vancouver Police Department Camas Police Department Clark County Sheriff's Office

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DB Cooper-7200 2

Serials: SE 116-33763, SE 116-39763