Army CID interview continuation (LID Form 94) re SSG at Fort Lewis and alleged Master Sergeant
Document date 3 November 1976
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 41 p. 152 (DB Cooper-15265), Form, dated 3 Nov 1976 — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-41%3A152-152
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On 3 Nov 76, SSG [redacted] Co A, 5/68[guess: th] Armor, Sullivan Bar b6 ARMY CID APO NY 09086, was interviewed concerning any information he might possess relati[ng] b7C to the 24 Nov 71 Hijacking of Northwest Airlines Flight 305. [redacted] related that he was stationed at Ft Lewis, WA 98433, at the time of the Hijacking and remained at that station until Nov 75. [redacted] related that on an unremembered date following the hijacking of Flight 305 he had a conversation with an acquaintance named SSG [redacted] 2/77th Armor, Ft Lewis [redacted] Burns [guess: this] account of the conversation [redacted] [guess: stated] that he thought he knew the [guess: individual] responsible for the hijacking. After asking [redacted] not to repeat any of the information [guess: which] he was about to give him [redacted] stated that he know a US Army Master Sergeant who was also assigned to Ft Lewis, WA, at the time who was a friend of [redacted] and also a parachutist and skydiving enthusiast. [redacted] did not reveal the Master Sergeant's name to [redacted] however, he told him that the man had often spoken about the possibilities of skyjacking an aircraft and doing it in much the same manner that Flight 305 was done. Further stated that the Master Sergeant had taken a sudden and unplanned leave just before the hijacking and that he returned a few days after it. [redacted] related that [redacted] seemed very sure of his information and had again asked him not to tell anyone about it. [redacted] could offer no further information concerning the mentioned Master Sergeant, however, he felt that [redacted] would remember both the man and the conversation. [redacted] is uncertain as to [redacted] current whereabouts but related that he was still at Ft Lewis, WA, in Nov 75 assigned to 2/77th Armor.
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TYPED NAME, SEQUENCE NUMBER, ORGANIZATION [redacted] In Resident Agency, USACIDC LID FORM 94 1 JAN 76 FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY PROTECTIVE MARKING IS EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC TERMINATION (Para 13, AR 340-16) (When Data Is Entered).
b6 ARMY CID b7C b7E
DATE 4 Nov 76
DB Cooper-15265
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