From Knedlik & Goddard, Attorneys at Law, to John Reed, FBI Seattle, re client claiming to know Cooper's identity

Document date 8 October 1976

Part 39page 151 pageDB Cooper-15172

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Document: Letter from Knedlik & Goddard, Attorneys at Law, to John Reed, FBI Seattle, re client claiming to know Cooper's identity
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Knedlik & Goddard Attorneys at Law

Totem Lake Center - Lower Mall - Kirkland, Washington 98033

R. HAYS GODDARD WILL KNEDLIK (206) 822-1232

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8 October 1976

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Mr. John Reed Federal Bureau of Investigation Seattle, WA

Dear Mr. Reed:

A client of this office today informed us that such client believes that he knows the identity of the individual known as D. B. Cooper, as well as such individual's recent where- abouts in the wouthwestern part of the country. Our client is very concerned about, and has asked that we facilitate, a confidential interview, as soon as possible. This note is being directed to you for that purpose.

Awaiting word from you, then, we are,

Sincerely yours,

KNEDLIK & GODDARD

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SEARCHED [initials] INDEXED SERIALIZED [initials] FILED [initials] OCT 12 1976 FBI — SEATTLE

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164-81-7263

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DB Cooper-15172

Serials: SE 164-81-7263

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