Handwritten note

Handwritten citizen letter requesting to purchase a Cooper ransom bill

Document date 13 February 1980

Part 43pages 190–1912 pagesDB Cooper-17395–17396

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Document: Handwritten citizen letter requesting to purchase a Cooper ransom bill
Id: Cooper-Part-43:190-191
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 43 pp. 190–191 (DB Cooper-17395–17396), Handwritten note, dated 13 Feb 1980 — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-43%3A190-191

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D.B. CooperSuspect
Page 1 of 2Part 43 p. 190DB Cooper-17395

Seattle Wash feb 13 1980

F.B.I. Seattle Wash.

Dear Sir: my Letter will not be the only Letter Asking What Becomes of the D B Cooper dollars. After the F.B.I. gets Done with Them.

instead of Destroying Them

I would Like to Buy Some or get some And make D.B. Cooper Souvenir Dollars. By [guess: Putting] Them [guess: Between] [guess: a] plastic - [guess: I] [guess: I] have no [guess: plans] To [guess: Resell]

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DB Cooper-17395

Page 2 of 2Part 43 p. 191DB Cooper-17396

Them - for a Profit But to keep as a As a Keep sake with my old coin collection

yours truly

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[REDACTED - name] [REDACTED - address] Seattle Wash [REDACTED - zip or number]

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P.S. if d got only one d would Be only Happy -

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DB Cooper-17396