SAC Honolulu to SAC Seattle re caller reporting former Hughes Aircraft coworker as NORJAK suspect

Document date 28 November 1975

Part 61page 1791 pageDB Cooper-25377

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Document: Memo SAC Honolulu to SAC Seattle re caller reporting former Hughes Aircraft coworker as NORJAK suspect
Id: Cooper-Part-61:179-179
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 61 p. 179 (DB Cooper-25377), Memo, dated 28 Nov 1975 — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-61%3A179-179

SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) 11/28/75

SAC, HONOLULU (164-85) (RUC)

NORJAK (OO: Seattle)

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On 11/22/75, [REDACTED] Honolulu, Hawaii, telephone [REDACTED] telephonically advised SA [REDACTED] that he had previously furnished information to the Los Angeles FBI Office regarding his suspicion that one [REDACTED] looked like the composite drawing of the subject. [REDACTED] was last seen by [REDACTED] about 25 years ago when they were both working for Hughes Aircraft in the Los Angeles area.

[REDACTED] advised that the purpose of his call to the Honolulu FBI Office was to point out that [REDACTED] while being too old to be identical with the subject, [REDACTED] [REDACTED] Therefore, [REDACTED] concluded that there was a possibility that [REDACTED] could be a suspect in this case.

Any action to be taken in this matter is being left to the discretion of the Office of Origin.

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2 - Seattle (1) - Los Angeles (Info) 1 - Honolulu

JFW:kap (4)

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11-4 - 47[?] -88/ [illegible stamps/initials] DB Cooper-25377

Serials: HN 164-85, SE 164-81

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