To SAC Seattle re parachutes belonging to Earl J. Cossey and Truckee, CA parachute
Document date 31 October 1972
Also filed at: Part 114 p. 123
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 28 pp. 292–293 (DB Cooper-9835), Memo, dated 31 Oct 1972 — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-28%3A292-293
OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 1962 EDITION GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum
TO : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) DATE: October 31, 1972
FROM : SA [REDACTED]
SUBJECT: NORJAK OO: SEATTLE
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RE: PARACHUTES BELONGING TO EARL J. COSSEY
On October 25, 1972, COSSEY was interviewed, and he advised that the parachute found buried near Truckee, California, was not identical with one of those supplied to UNSUB.
COSSEY advised the parachute found buried was a seat pack and the one UNSUB used was a back pack. COSSEY further stated the parachute supplied to UNSUB had four cones and four grommets and the seat pack has only two cones and two grommets.
COSSEY stated that he had made available to Agents of the FBI his records containing serial numbers of the para- chutes supplied to UNSUB. COSSEY stated that his records were not returned.
A careful review of the file does not reflect the location of COSSEY's records.
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LEAD
SEATTLE
AT SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
Will recontact COSSEY in an effort to have him recheck his records to determine if he possibly has them or has a duplicate set which may reveal the serial numbers of the four parachutes supplied to UNSUB on November 24, 1971.
ARMED AND DANGEROUS.
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[handwritten] Sub [illegible initials] [handwritten] DWN [guess: t] 17v [guess: purl] [handwritten] 16 V - 8/- 40 V2 SEARCHED........INDEXED SERIALIZED....[guess: A4-FILED]...[guess: le] OCT 9 1972
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RNN:jgm PN# (3) [guess: d] [guess: typed initials/routing]
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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) October 31, 1972
SA [REDACTED] Sub S/b b6 b7C NORJAK OO: SEATTLE
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RE: PARACHUTES BELONGING TO EARL J. COSSEY
On October 25, 1972, COSSEY was interviewed, and he advised that the parachute found buried near Truckee, California, was not identical with one of those supplied to UNSUB.
COSSEY advised the parachute found buried was a seat pack and the one UNSUB used was a back pack. COSSEY further stated the parachute supplied to UNSUB had four cones and four grommets and the seat pack has only two cones and two grommets.
COSSEY stated that he had made available to Agents of the FBI his records containing serial numbers of the para- chutes supplied to UNSUB. COSSEY stated that his records were not returned.
A careful review of the file does not reflect the location of COSSEY's records.
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LEAD
SEATTLE
AT SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
Will recontact COSSEY in an effort to have him recheck his records to determine if he possibly has them or has a duplicate set which may reveal the serial numbers of the four parachutes supplied to UNSUB on November 24, 1971.
ARMED AND DANGEROUS.
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RNN:jgm (3)
[stamp/notation, partially legible: /6 Y- 8/- 40 K2] [additional partially legible stamps and routing marks]
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DB Cooper-9835
Serials: SE 164-81