From retired serviceman, Hicksville NY, re D.B. Cooper resemblance

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Original title: Letter from retired USAF citizen, Hicksville NY, re D.B. Cooper resemblance

Document date 3 April 1980

Part 44page 1361 pageDB Cooper-17947

Also filed at: Part 63 p. 79 · Part 74 p. 64

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Document: Letter from retired serviceman, Hicksville NY, re D.B. Cooper resemblance
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 44 p. 136 (DB Cooper-17947), Letter, dated 3 Apr 1980 — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-44%3A136-136

[REDACTED] Hicksville, NY [REDACTED] april 3, 1980

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[REDACTED] HICKSVILLE, N.Y. [REDACTED]

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Federal Bureau of Investigation Washington, D.C.

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SUBS: C, J, R

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Gentlemen:

Just saw the CBS production of the first "skyjacking" by a "D. B. Cooper" in which an artist's drawing of D. B. Cooper was displayed.

The picture bears a very striking resemblence to a [REDACTED] who was stationed with me as an aircraft commander of a B-47 bomber in the First Bombardment Squadron, Mountain Home AFB, Idaho during the period [REDACTED]. His [REDACTED] [REDACTED]. His age at that time was similar to mine -- approx 33 years old.

I do not know his present whereabouts, but in [REDACTED] when I visited him at Mt Home AFB he seem [guess: descried] and was about to lose [REDACTED]

Sincerely yours, [REDACTED] [REDACTED] - [guess: retired]

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DB Cooper-17947

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