SAC Butte to SAC Seattle re Missoula informant (file copy, first page)

Document date 14 March 1980

Part 43page 4161 pageDB Cooper-17662

Part of: SAC Butte to SAC Seattle re Missoula informant on man resembling Cooper, with leads · 14 March 1980 · Part 43 pp. 413–415

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Document: Memo SAC Butte to SAC Seattle re Missoula informant (file copy, first page)
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 43 p. 416 (DB Cooper-17662), Memo, dated 14 Mar 1980 — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-43%3A416-416

SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) 3/14/80

SAC, BUTTE (164-26) (BUC)

NORJAK (A) OO: Seattle

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On 2/23/80, [REDACTED] (Protect By Request), [REDACTED] Missoula, Montana, telephonically contacted the Butte Office and advised [REDACTED] that a man, whom she has known for the past couple of years, looks like D. B. COOPER, the Unknown Subject in the captioned case. [REDACTED] advised that the man is [REDACTED] who formerly lived in Missoula, Montana, and now resides at [REDACTED] [REDACTED] Grand Prairie, Texas.

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On 3/3/80, [REDACTED] supra, was contacted at her home. She advised that in about January of 1977, she met a [REDACTED] in Missoula, Montana. [REDACTED] and they had resided in Missoula for about one year, prior to January of 1977. [REDACTED] became quite well acquainted with [REDACTED] and from their conversations, she knows [REDACTED] at one time lived in the State of Washington, but she does not know which cities. She also advised that [REDACTED] had been on welfare and never seemed to have a steady job, although he always had "money to spend." She believes that [REDACTED] had been in the Navy for, as she recalls, ten or 15 years, and she believes that there was one time some comment about him being familiar with para- chuting, either in the Navy or as a sport.

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[REDACTED] advised that she recently saw a drawing of "D. B. Cooper" on television and that [REDACTED] looks exactly like that drawing.

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[REDACTED] advised that [REDACTED] are now residing at [REDACTED] Grand Prairie, Texas. She

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(2) - Seattle 2 - Dallas 1 - Butte JAN/dep (5)

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[stamp partially illegible] MAR 1 8 1980 FBI - SEATTLE

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DB Cooper-17662

Serials: BT 164-26, SE 164-81