SAC San Diego to SAC Seattle re recontact of NORJAK caller
This copy: Part 42 pp. 427–428Also filed at Part 9 pp. 192–193 (primary)
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SAC San Diego to SAC Seattle re female informant's NORJAK claims
Document date 30 August 1979
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 42 pp. 427–428 (DB Cooper-1716, DB Cooper-17168), Memo, dated 30 Aug 1979 — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-42%3A427-428
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum
TO : SAC, SEATTLE DATE: 8/30/79
FROM : SAC, SAN DIEGO (164-91) (RUC)
SUBJECT: NORJAK (OO: Seattle)
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On 8/24/79, [REDACTED] California, telephone [REDACTED] was contacted at her residence relative to an earlier call to the San Diego Office in which [REDACTED] claimed to have possible information regarding captioned matter.
She advised that [REDACTED], who resides in [REDACTED] Washington, had [REDACTED], [REDACTED], which he had [REDACTED] Washington. She further identified [REDACTED] as being employed with [REDACTED] and [REDACTED], Tacoma, Washington.
[REDACTED] claimed that [REDACTED] to the captioned hijacking. [REDACTED] refused to furnish the identity of [REDACTED], stating that [REDACTED] had been developed during the investigation and stating that to divulge the [REDACTED] would not mean anything". She further advised that [REDACTED] that the hijacker, using the name D. B. COOPER, was actually a [REDACTED] (LNU), who is the [REDACTED] [REDACTED] Tacoma-Seattle area who is supposed to be a [REDACTED] who committed his first and last crime, that being captioned skyjacking. [REDACTED] (LNU) is also supposed to be [REDACTED] According to [REDACTED] the skyjacker had bailed out of the aircraft [REDACTED] the area that they thought he would have bailed out, [REDACTED] [REDACTED] According to [REDACTED] the skyjacker had bailed out of the aircraft [REDACTED] The skyjacker [REDACTED]
[REDACTED] refused to furnish any additional information and during the course of the interview exhibited strange
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[stamped] SERIALIZED [FILED] SER 5 1979 FBI - SEATTLE
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Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan DB Cooper-17168
SD 164-91
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behavior and made statements that did not appear to be entirely rational.
Additionally, she claimed to have furnished the above information to the Seattle Office telephonically during the previous week, speaking to some "female agent".
The above information is furnished for the informa- tion of Seattle, and leads emanating from the foregoing information are being left to the discretion of office of origin.
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DB Cooper-1716[9]
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Serials: SD 164-91