Re Port Townsend informant and Washington King Clam Inc., Poulsbo

Document date 3 March 1975

Part 35pages 350–3512 pagesDB Cooper-13351–13352

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Document: Memo re Port Townsend informant and Washington King Clam Inc., Poulsbo
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 35 pp. 350–351 (DB Cooper-13351–13352), Memo, dated 3 Mar 1975, serial SE 164-81-6483 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-35%3A350-351

OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 JULY 1973 EDITION GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum

TO : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) DATE: 3/3/75

FROM : SA [redacted b6/b7C]

SUBJECT: NORJAK OO: SEATTLE

RE: [redacted b6/b7C]

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On 2/21/75, [redacted b6/b7C] Fort Townsend, Washington, telephone [redacted b6/b7C] furnished the following information regarding [redacted b6/b7C].

He advised that in November of 1971, he [redacted] was involved in the business of exporting [redacted] and had occasion to do business with Washington King Clam Inc., Route 1, Box 631-A, Poulsbo, Washington, telephone 779-2775. He advised that [redacted b6/b7C]

[redacted] advised that he had heard that the business was in trouble and that Washington King Clam needed approximately $200,000 in order to save their business. He stated that [redacted] had [redacted].

[redacted] He also stated that the sketch of D.B. COOPER looks like [redacted] and looks like the type of sunglasses [redacted] usually wears. He also felt that [redacted] had been in the Army and believed him to be a parachutest. In addition, [redacted] had told him that [redacted].

[redacted] advised that he mentioned [redacted]

time according to [redacted] he has never seen or spoken with [redacted] again.

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[case number] 164-81-6483 SEARCHED...........INDEXED............... SERIALIZED....[illegible]...FILED...[illegible] MAR 3

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RBF:sra (2) [initials]

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Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on th[e] E010-110 DB Cooper-13351

SE 164-81

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In conclusion [REDACTED] advised that he was afraid to turn this information over to the proper authorities because he had discussed [REDACTED] [REDACTED] to the authorities. [REDACTED] admits that now he is a little hazy on the exact recollection of various facts and was discussing this information with a friend, Washington State Trooper, [REDACTED]

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LEADS:

SEATTLE DIVISION

At Bremerton and Poulsbo, Washington.

Conduct appropriate investigation to determine the valadity of above stated facts and attempt to more fully identify [REDACTED] and ascertain his whereabouts during November, of 1971.

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2 DB Cooper-13352

Serials: SE 164-81, SE 164-81-6483