Royal-Globe Insurance Companies to SAC John M. Reed re hijacking status inquiry
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Royal-Globe Insurance Companies to SAC John M. Reed, Seattle, requesting status of NWA hijacking case
Document date 11 September 1978
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Subject: Cooper Files: Cooper-Part-42:148-148 Document: Letter Royal-Globe Insurance Companies to SAC John M. Reed, Seattle, requesting status of NWA hijacking case Id: Cooper-Part-42:148-148 Page: https://cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-42%3A148-148 What is wrong (title, date, type, which pages belong together, copies)? What does the scan show?
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 42 p. 148 (DB Cooper-16844), Letter, dated 11 Sep 1978 — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-42%3A148-148
Royal-Globe Insurance Companies 150 William Street New York, N.Y. 10038 (212) 732-8400
September 11, 1978
Mr. John M. Reed Special Agent In Charge United States Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation 915 Second Avenue Seattle, Washington 98174
Sub FF
Dear Mr. Reed:
Re: Hijacking Northwest Airlines Date of Loss: November 24, 1971 [case number:] 0164-81
We would appreciate your assistance in updating our records regarding the subject, in particular as to if the party has been apprehended and also if any of the funds paid by our company to our insured have been recovered.
In the [redacted] past and present, we have been contacted by a [redacted] and most recently of [redacted] In 1976 she relayed to us all information regarding the hijacking, also stated she had given the same information to the Bureau, five years before. We in turn relayed her information to [redacted] New York Branch of the Bureau. Later, [redacted] advised us that the information supplied by [redacted] was nothing new and they had already checked her out. Most recently, she again wrote us an eleven page letter, regarding "D. B. Cooper" [redacted]. She has listed the names and addresses of parties who could identify this man. She concluded by stating "she smells fear among some of these people" and has not pursued the matter. She has requested that we be very careful who we show this information, that she furnished, too. She hopes we find [redacted] before he finds her or she'll be a dead duck. Also she states she can expect no protection from the F.B.I. based on findings.
We would appreciate hearing from you regarding the status of the case and in particular [redacted] letter to us.
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[illegible signature] per [redacted date]
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INDEXED FILED SERIALIZED SEP 14 1978
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MG:af ROYAL GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY • ROYAL INDEMNITY COMPANY • GLOBE INDEMNITY COMPANY • SAFEGUARD INSU[RANCE] NEWARK INSURANCE COMPANY • AMERICAN AND FOREIGN INSURANCE COMPANY • AND ROYAL GLOBE LIFE[...]
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DB Cooper-16844
Serials: 0164-81
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