Section 'Fingerprint and Handwriting Evidence' with Laboratory and Identification Division results
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 27 pp. 356–357 (DB Cooper-9435–9436), Report — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-27%3A356-357
SU 164-24
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FINGERPRINT AND HANDWRITING EVIDENCE
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50 DB Cooper-9435
SU 164-24
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By communication dated April 27, 1972, the Identification Division of the FBI advised "latent prints previously reported this case not identical major case prints RICHARD FLOYD MC COY, FBI Number 919 406 J2."
By communication dated April 27, 1972, the FBI Laboratory advised as follows:
. "Q42 Carbon copy and two carbons of BankAmericard invoice for account #4763 160 217 773 in the name of Richard F. McCoy, Jr., bearing dates 11/25/71 and 11/26/71
"Result of examination:
"It was concluded that the Richard F. McCoy, Jr. signature on Q42 was prepared by RICHARD FLOYD MC COY, JR., whose known signatures appear on K1 in the case 'RICHARD FLOYD MC COY, JR.; United Airlines Flight 855 Denver, Colorado, to Los Angeles, California, 4/7/72; CAA - Hijacking.'
"Q42 was photographed and is herewith."
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UNKNOWN SUBJECT SHOULD BE CONSIDED ARMED AND DANGEROUS.
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51* DB Cooper-9436
Serials: SU 164-24