Seattle to WFO re Rainier Bank records and wire transfers (file copy)
Document date 14 August 1980
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Subject: Cooper Files: Cooper-Part-45:293-295 Document: Teletype Seattle to WFO re Rainier Bank records and wire transfers (file copy) Id: Cooper-Part-45:293-295 Page: https://cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-45%3A293-295 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 45 pp. 293–295 (DB Cooper-18505–18507), Teletype, dated 14 Aug 1980, serial SE 164-81-8479 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-45%3A293-295
SE0005 2280226Z RR WF DE SE R 142350Z AUG 80 FM SEATTLE (164-81) (P) TO WASHINGTON FIELD (164-301) ROUTINE BT UNCLAS
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UNSUB, AKA D. B. COOPER. CRIME ABOARD AIRCRAFT.
RE WFO TELETYPE TO SEATTLE, AUGUST 4, 1980.
ON AUGUST 13, 1980, [REDACTED]
[REDACTED] RAINIER NATIONAL BANK, 801 MAIN STREET, VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON, WAS PROVIDED WITH A "CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE WITH THE RIGHT TO FINANCIAL PRIVACY ACT OF 1978", DATED AUGUST 8, 1980; "FORMER WRITTEN REQUEST FOR FINANCIAL RECORDS", DATED AUGUST 8, 1980; AND A COURT ORDER, DATED AUGUST 8, 1980, FROM U. S. MAGISTRATE GILBERT KLEWENO, VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON, AUTHORIZING 90-DAY DELAY IN NOTIFICATION OF [REDACTED] AND PROHIBITING THE BANK FROM DISCLOSURE TO [REDACTED] FOR 90 DAYS. THESE DOCUMENTS PERTAINED TO ACCOUNTS OF [REDACTED] [REDACTED] PROVIDED RECORDS INDICATING [REDACTED]
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DB Cooper-18505 164-81-8479
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PAGE TWO SE 164-81 UNCLAS
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[REDACTED] ROOM 210, VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON, OPENED CHECKING ACCOUNT NUMBER [REDACTED] ON APRIL 6, 1973, BY DEPOSITING A GOVERNMENT CHECK IN THE AMOUNT OF $542.00. SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER WAS LISTED AS [REDACTED] AND OCCUPATION AS [REDACTED] THE ACCOUNT WAS PLACED IN INACTIVE FILES ON DECEMBER 11, 1975, DUE TO INACTIVITY, WITH A BALANCE OF $42.31.
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[REDACTED] ADVISED THAT ON OCTOBER 13, 1976, [REDACTED] STARTED SAVINGS ACCOUNT NUMBER [REDACTED] BY TRANSFERRING THE BALANCE OF $34.81 FROM THE INACTIVE CHECKING ACCOUNT. ADDRESS WAS LISTED AS C/O [REDACTED], JUNEAU, ALASKA. DOB WAS LISTED AS [REDACTED] MOTHER'S MAIDEN NAME AS [REDACTED] OCCUPATION AS [REDACTED] AND LOCAL ADDRESS AS [REDACTED]
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RECORDS INDICATE REGULAR MONTHLY DEPOSITS BY GOVERNMENT CHECKS, STARTING NOVEMBER 8, 1976, WITH $730.00, AND INCREASING TO $945.00, AS OF MAY 30, 1980. WITHDRAWALS OF ONE OR MORE PER MONTH HAVE BEEN MADE BY WIRE TRANSFER, RANGING FROM $14.00 TO $1,003.00. [REDACTED] IS CHECKING MICROFILM RECORDS IN ATTEMPT TO IDENTIFY GOVERNMENT CHECKS RECEIVED FOR DEPOSIT.
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DB Cooper-18506
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[REDACTED] RAINIER BANK, VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON, ADVISED SHE HAS HANDLED MOST OF THE WIRE TRANSFERS FOR [REDACTED] AND RECOGNIZES HIS VOICE WHEN HE CALLS ON THE PHONE. THE FIRST TRANSFERS IN 1976, WERE TO A BANK IN ALASKA (NAME UNRECALLED); AND THEN LATER, TO THE D. C. NATIONAL BANK, 1801 K STREET NORTHWEST, WASHINGTON, D. C., ATTENTION [REDACTED] AND DEPOSITED TO THE ACCOUNT OF [REDACTED] NUMBER [REDACTED]
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[REDACTED] SAID THE LAST TRANSFER WAS FOR $666.00 ON AUGUST 4, 1980, AND THIS TIME [REDACTED] SAID HE WANTED HIS SAVINGS ACCOUNT REDUCED TO A $5.00 BALANCE AND THE MONEY WIRED TO THE D. C. NATIONAL BANK FOR HIM TO PICK UP UPON PRESENTATION OF PROPER IDENTIFICATION. SEATTLE AT VANCOUVER: WILL ATTEMPT TO IDENTIFY THE GOVERNMENT CHECKS USED FOR DEPOSIT. ARMED AND DANGEROUS. BT
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DB Cooper-18507
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Serials: 164-301, SE 164-81, SE 164-81-8479
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