U.S. Civil Service Commission Report of Investigation re Customs employee (indebtedness, law enforcement searches)
Document date February 1971
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 26 pp. 65–66 (DB Cooper-7218–7219), Report, dated Feb 1971 — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-26%3A065-066
FOR UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT USE ONLY UNITED STATES CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION REPORT OF INVESTIGATION
NAME: [redacted] ADDRESS: [redacted] b6 Per BOC b7C Per BOC
DATE OF BIRTH: [redacted] PLACE OF BIRTH: [redacted]
POSITION: [redacted] AGENCY: Treasury (Bur. Customs) b6 Per BOC
TYPE OF CASE: FF CSC CASE SERIAL NO.: [redacted] b7E Per BOC
PLACE(S) OF INVESTIGATION: [blank] PLACE(S) OF RECORD SEARCH: Beaufort, S. C.
DATE(S) OF INVESTIGATION: February 10 and 11, 1971 NAME OF INVESTIGATOR: [redacted] b6 Per BOC b7C Per BOC
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Information in this report has been obtained under a pledge of confidence. The sources of information must not be disclosed to the person investigated. The information must not be discussed with him in a manner which would reveal or permit him to deduce its source. However, these restrictions do not apply to (1) information of public record, and (2) information from Federal personnel records which could be obtained on request by the employee. Information from law enforcement records, including place of arrest and conviction, may be used provided the law enforcement office is not specifically named as the source.
This report is the property of the United States Civil Service Commission and may be recalled at any time. Transfer of this report to another agency is not permitted without prior consent of the Commission. The report and its contents must be safeguarded in a manner to prohibit unauthorized disclosure. Access is to be limited to those persons whose official duties require it.
The testimony of all witnesses is given in substance unless indicated by quotation marks.
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BEAUFORT, S. C.
Miscellaneous
[redacted] b6 Per BOC
[redacted] Loan Company, Inc. made a loan to [redacted] b6 Per BOC Sergeant in the Marine Corps, Service Serial Number [redacted] b7C Per BOC [redacted] The date of the loan is shown as September 8, 1965 and it was made to run for 18 payments of $26 a month. The actual cash advance to the customer was $287.89. To that was added life insurance in the amount of $7.44, A&H insurance, $25.65, property insurance, $64.92, initial fee, $12.00,
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FOR UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT USE ONLY CSC FORM 366 JAN. 1969 DB Cooper-7218
Property of U.S. Civil Service Commission. This report may not be transferred to another agency without prior approval of the Commission, and it may be recalled at any time.
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interests $38.60 and a collection charge of $31.50 for a total amount of the note of $468. He paid the note out on June 19, 1967.
We sent out notices that we call letters of indebtedness to the Marine Corps, when he was behind on February 14, 1967, January 6, 1966 and February 21, 1966.
His date of birth is shown as [redacted] This office has no other b6 Per BOC information on [redacted] and he would be eligible for a loan. b7C Per BOC
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OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF COURT OF BEAUFORT COUNTY, Beaufort County Courthouse. Records searched by [redacted] Investigator. b6 Per BOC b7C Per BOC The records of the office of clerk of court of Beaufort County, show that [redacted] brought a divorce action against [redacted] suing on the grounds of desertion. The complaint shows that the plaintiff and defendant resided [redacted] for more than one year prior to the filing of the complaint. The complaint also shows, "Defendant is now on temporary duty overseas. Plaintiff and defendant were married [redacted] b6 Per BOC [redacted] and they have one child by the marriage, b7C Per BOC namely: [redacted] Plaintiff and defendant were living together as husband and wife [redacted] the defendant, without just cause or excuse and without reason left and deserted the plaintiff herein and minor child."
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The Decree shows that the plaintiff was granted a full divorce from the bonds of matrimony and the plaintiff and defendant were given a divorce on grounds of desertion. The plaintiff was granted custody of the minor child with the defendant having the right of visitation. Defendant was required to pay the plaintiff the sum of $100 per month for support of the child. This was signed on March 17, 1966 by presiding Judge [redacted] b6 Per BOC [redacted] The entire case papers are located in Judgment Roll N[redacted] b7C Per BOC [redacted] b7E Per BOC
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Law Enforcement Searches b6 Per BOC b7C Per BOC
BEAUFORT COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT. Records searched by [redacted] Records Clerk.
No record.
CITY OF BEAUFORT, SOUTH CAROLINA POLICE DEPARTMENT. Records searched by [redacted] [redacted] Records Clerk and Dispatcher. b6 Per BOC No record. b7C Per BOC
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DB Cooper-7219
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Property of U.S. Civil Service Commission. This report may not be transferred to another agency without prior approval of the Commission, and it may be recalled at any time.