LA 164-497 investigative report pages re Los Angeles interview and leads to Portland and Seattle

This copy: Part 60 pp. 409–410Also filed at Part 95 pp. 406–407 (primary)

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Continuation LA 164-497 re Santa Monica interview, with leads for Portland and Seattle

Part 60pages 409–4102 pagesDB Cooper-25093–25094

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Part of: SAC Los Angeles to SAC Seattle re NORJAK suspect, with enclosed citizen-compiled handwritten dossier · 9 November 1973 · Part 33 pp. 281–291

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Document: Report continuation LA 164-497 re Santa Monica interview, with leads for Portland and Seattle
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LA 164-497

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On the same date, [REDACTED] who advised his true name is [REDACTED] was interviewed at his employment, [REDACTED] Santa Monica, California.

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He advised that on Monday, 11/5/73, he had observed a man, whom he was positive was [REDACTED] at an unrecalled service station in Highland Park, California. He had approached this man as [REDACTED] and spoke to him. The man ignored him, accepted the change from the attendant, and hurriedly departed in about a 1971 gold colored Chrysler, bearing Oregon License [REDACTED] He is positive this man was [REDACTED]

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On the same date, the above license was checked through the Oregon Law Enforcement Data System, and revealed License [REDACTED] was registered to a 1972 Imperial, [REDACTED] registered owners [REDACTED] [REDACTED] and address of [REDACTED] Monmouth, Oregon. The legal owner was shown as [REDACTED] [REDACTED] Hollywood, California.

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In view of the unusual circumstances surrounding this matter, it is recommended the following investigation be conducted.

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AT LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA:

1. Will process copies of photograph of [REDACTED] which is described by [REDACTED] as an excellent likeness and furnish copies to Portland, Seattle, and Minneapolis for possible display to witnesses.

2. Will conduct logical investigation at local law enforcement agencies, U. S. Coast Guard, etcetera, to ascertain if [REDACTED] possibly involved in insurance or other fraud.

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DB Cooper-25093

LA 164-497

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LEADS:

PORTLAND

AT MONMOUTH, OREGON: 1. Conduct all logical investigation regarding address of [REDACTED] in an effort to establish the whereabouts of [REDACTED] during pertinent period or otherwise ascertain details regarding his financial condition and other factors to determine if. he should be considered logical suspect in this matter.

2. It is suggested interview of [REDACTED] be held in abeyance pending inquiry by Los Angeles to ascertain if he is involved in insurance or other frauds.

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SEATTLE

AT SEATTLE, WASHINGTON: Contact FCC authorities in an effort to ascertain details of [REDACTED] [REDACTED] in Bellingham, Washington. It is noted [REDACTED] reportedly flew to Seattle, Washington several times in 1970 concerning this matter.

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DB Cooper-25094

Serials: LA 164-497