FD-71 complaint form re hitchhiker resembling NORJAK suspect, Long Beach
Document date 16 October 1974
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 61 p. 105 (DB Cooper-25271), Form, dated 16 Oct 1974 — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-61%3A105-105
Complaint Form FD-71 (Rev. 7-21-67)
NOTE: Hand print names legibly; handwriting satisfactory for remainder. Indices: ☐ Negative ☐ See below
Subject's name and aliases NORJAK - /64-497 Suspect: [REDACTED] aka
Character of case Complainant [REDACTED]
Complaint received ☐ Personal ☒ Telephonic Date 10-16-74 time 12:13 am
Address of subject [REDACTED] Norwalk, California
Race: [blank] Sex: ☐ Male ☐ Female Height: [blank] Hair: [blank] Build: [blank] Birth date and Birthplace: [blank] Age: [blank] Weight: [blank] Eyes: [blank] Complexion: [blank] Scars, marks or other date: [blank]
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C stated that in about January, 1973, [REDACTED], now age [REDACTED] was driving in Long Beach, California, and picked up a hitchhiker, the captioned suspect. After [REDACTED] dropped the man and returned home, he discovered that the man [REDACTED] [REDACTED] From a driver's license and other papers in the [REDACTED] they obtained the man's name and address and [REDACTED]
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United States. C stated that due to her extremely busy schedule at that time, she did not notify the FBI or any other agency. She only happened to think of it now because her activities have slowed down somewhat and she has had time on her hands. C stated she considers [REDACTED] a possible suspect in this matter because of the [REDACTED] and because his home address to which she [REDACTED] Silverdale, Washington, is in the general vicinity of where the UNSUB, aka D. B. Cooper, bailed out of the airplane with the $200,000. C stated she recalls the suspect's natural mother was supposed to have lived in Fairbanks, Alaska and his father and step-mother live at Silverdale, Washington. Her mail receipt shows [REDACTED] signed for by [REDACTED] and it was received at the home of [REDACTED] Silverdale, Washington, mailed on 2-1-73, Registered [REDACTED] and received 2-3-73. C stated the only descriptive data [REDACTED] recalls about [REDACTED] was that he was a white male, dark complexion, possibly of American Indian descent. He was an adult. W/M, [guess: 5'6"-5'8"] [illegible]
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Action Recommended LETTER to Seattle re above.
[REDACTED] (Mid. Supr.) (Agent)
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DB Cooper-25271
Serials: LA 164-497