From private citizen in Red Bluff, CA requesting Cooper composite sketch

Document date 29 November 1979

Part 63page 1221 pageDB Cooper-26510

Also filed at: Part 68 p. 78 · Part 74 p. 89

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Part of: From Red Bluff, California resident to FBI Seattle requesting an authentic reproduction re D.B. Cooper, with envelope · 29 November 1979 · Part 43 pp. 73–74

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 63 p. 122 (DB Cooper-26510), Letter, dated 29 Nov 1979 — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-63%3A122-122

[guess: Lockett] R.V. [illegible initials]

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November 29, 1979

[REDACTED] Ass't Special Agent Seattle, Office, FBI Seattle, Washington 98101

Dear Sir:

I have written a book length novel based upon the D.B. Cooper episode of 1971, which will be released in early 1980.

It would be appropriate to have an authentic reproduction of the composit drawing of the suspect, as has been publically released by the FBI.

I am therefore, writing to inquire if I could prevail upon you to send one to me that I could use, crediting its source as the FBI.

Very Sincerely,

[REDACTED] Red Bluff, Calif [REDACTED]

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[guess: complaint] [illegible] reply

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SUB j. 164-81-[illegible]

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DB Cooper-26510

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Serials: SE 164-81