SAC Portland to SAC Seattle re Oregon suspect investigated per Seattle letter 1/3/77

Document date 10 January 1977

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Document: Airtel SAC Portland to SAC Seattle re Oregon suspect investigated per Seattle letter 1/3/77
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 39 p. 100 (DB Cooper-15267), Airtel, dated 10 Jan 1977 — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-39%3A100-100

1/10/77

AIRTEL AIRMAIL

TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-31) FROM: SAC, PORTLAND (164-41)(P)

SUBJECT: NORJAK (OO: Seattle)

Re Seattle letter to Portland, dated 1/3/77.

RE: [REDACTED]

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For information Seattle, investigation at Portland identified [REDACTED] Oregon. [REDACTED] is WMA, DOB [REDACTED] 6', 155 pounds, thin build, brown eyes and hair, fair complexion. Oregon driver's license [REDACTED] Commercial Pilot's License [REDACTED] [REDACTED] has reportedly issued a number of NSF checks in the [REDACTED] area, which were eventually made good. He has not been known to have ever shown any signs of affluence. No arrest record has been located, although [REDACTED] has [REDACTED]

Persons well acquainted with [REDACTED] advise that he does not bear a facial resemblance to Unsub this matter.

Based upon the above, Portland feels [REDACTED] to be eliminated as suspect in this matter.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

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(2) Seattle 2 - Portland

RPH:kgf (4) 164-8)-7310 [guess: Am Chic]

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DB Cooper-15267

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Serials: 164-31, PD 164-41

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