FD-340 evidence receipt 164A-SE-81-1A1 with enclosed handwritten interview notes (New Hampshire source)

Document date 7 June 1991

Part 50pages 7–104 pagesDB Cooper-20600, DB Cooper-20601, DB Cooper-20603

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Document: FD-340 evidence receipt 164A-SE-81-1A1 with enclosed handwritten interview notes (New Hampshire source)
Id: Cooper-Part-50:007-010
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 50 pp. 7–10 (DB Cooper-20600, DB Cooper-20601, DB Cooper-20603), Form, dated 7 Jun 1991 — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-50%3A007-010

FD-340 (Rev. 4-23-82)

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Field File No. ___________ OO and File No. 164A-SE- 81 - 1A1 Date Received (6/7/91) From __________ (Name of Contributor) New [guess: Ipswich], NH (Address of Contributor)

By ___________ State) FBI (ial Agent)

To Be Returned ☐ Yes Receipt Given ☐ Yes ☐ No ☐ No ☐ Yes Grand Jury Material - Disseminate ☐ No Only Pursuant to Rules 6(e), Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure

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Description:

[guess: Stewards] [guess: Lots]

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DB Cooper-20600

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b6 b7C

[redacted] residence [redacted] [redacted] business [redacted] [redacted] (W/M, DOB [redacted]) [redacted] New Ipswich, New Hampshire, advised he had gone hunting for bighorn sheep [on] or about 9/11/[8?]. The [redacted] [redacted] for the [guess: hunt] was named [redacted] [redacted] lived in Penticton, British Columbia, contact telephone [redacted] During this hunt he had also met [redacted] and an individual identified to him as [redacted] asked [redacted] if he'd ever heard of D.B. Cooper, the airplane hijacker. [redacted] said that he had and [redacted] went on to tell him that [redacted] was the son of D. B. Cooper. [redacted] never had any conversations with [redacted] [redacted] about his father, D.B. Cooper, [guess: because] [redacted] had no discussions because he felt an individual is not responsible for the actions of his father. [redacted] is an avid hunter and estimates he last

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b6 b7C

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DB Cooper-20601

Page 3 of 4Part 50 p. 9

[redacted] had a conversation with [redacted] about 2 years ago. [redacted] allegedly was married, at the time had two young children about [redacted] years of age, and lived just above the Penticton, British Columbia area. [redacted] recollection is that in his last conversation with [redacted] [redacted] was no longer in [redacted] [redacted] had [guess: allegedly] [redacted] taken a job on a [guess: defoliation] project in the same area of British Columbia. [redacted] also advised in b6 approximately August 1989 he b7C had gone on another [guess: hunting] trip for Dall Sheep in the Northwest Territories of British Columbia, in the area of a town called Kelowna. This hunt was arranged through [redacted] owned by an individual named [redacted] [redacted] contact telephone [redacted] Ha[redacted] [redacted] was

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[guess: cost] individual named [REDACTED] [REDACTED] was also familiar with [REDACTED] ......... b6 [REDACTED] and the fact that ........................ b7C he was allegedly the son of D. B. Cooper. [REDACTED] advised he recalls ...................... b6 relating the story concerning ...................... b7C [REDACTED] to a business associate of [REDACTED] [guess: that] [REDACTED] has no independent knowledge of [REDACTED] nor his alleged relationship to airplane hijacker D. B. Cooper

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DB Cooper-20603

Serials: 164A-SE-81-1A1