Insert re De Witt, Iowa interview (duplicate copy, SE 164-81)

Document date 21 July 1975

Part 36page 1351 pageDB Cooper-13685

Part of: Insert re interview at D & J Refrigeration, De Witt, Iowa (SE 164-81) · 21 July 1975 · Part 36 pp. 133–134

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Document: Insert re De Witt, Iowa interview (duplicate copy, SE 164-81)
Id: Cooper-Part-36:135-135
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 36 p. 135 (DB Cooper-13685), Report, dated 21 Jul 1975, serial SE 164-81-6613 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-36%3A135-135

SE 164-81 AJK:dat 1

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The following investigation was conducted by SA [redacted]

On July 21, 1975, [redacted] also known as [redacted] [redacted] De Witt, Iowa, phone [redacted] was contacted at D & J Refrigeration Service, 907 6th Avenue, De Witt, Iowa, and advised as follows:

On [redacted] [redacted] and because he had been interested [redacted] and wanted the opportunity [redacted] contacted [redacted] phone [redacted] [redacted] very briefly and then [redacted] Her only actual conversation with [redacted] on this occasion was to speak to him briefly to let him know [redacted]

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This was the first time she had any contact whatsoever with [redacted] since the Fall of 1974.

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Subsequent to prior contact with the FBI, she recalled [redacted] had indicated he was a patient in a Veterans Hospital on a couple of different occasions.

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164-81-6613 [illegible] at

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DB Cooper-13685

Serials: SE 164-81, SE 164-81-6613