To SAC Seattle re Sub G evidence, latent print searches by Seattle PD
This copy: Part 66 p. 136Also filed at Part 42 p. 91 (primary) · Part 42 p. 92
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SA Duke to SAC Seattle re latent print searches, King County and Seattle PD
Document date 26 July 1978
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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT memorandum
DATE: 7/26/78
REPLY TO ATTN OF: SA CHARLES S. DUKE
SUBJECT: NORJAK (A) OO: SEATTLE BUfile 164-2111
TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81 SUB G) (P)
RE: SUB G EVIDENCE·
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Re memo of SA [REDACTED] 7/5/78.
Contact made with the Identification Staff at the King County Sheriff's Office revealed that no facility was available for searching a latent print through an established file of known criminals.
On 7/25/78, contact made with the Seattle Police Department, Seattle, Washington, determined that a computerized system is established at the Seattle Police Department whereby a latent print, containing sufficient detail, could be classi- fied and compared with the impressions of known individuals in this file.
On this same date 7/25/78, the photographs of 78 latent prints and one latent impression were furnished to the [REDACTED] of the Seattle Police Department for search in their computerized file. She stated that she would notify the agent as to when the search was completed.
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LEADS:
SEATTLE DIVISION
At Seattle, Washington
Maintain contact with Seattle Police Department, Identification Section, for the results of a search in their file and thereafter obtain all photographs of latents previously furnished so that they may be furnished another agency for search of a similar file.
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[Stamp: 164-81-7993] [Stamp: JUL 26 1978] [Stamp: FBI - SEATTLE]
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DB Cooper-27928
Serials: 164-2111, SE 164-81-7993