SAC Seattle to citizen acknowledging offer of assistance

This copy: Part 68 p. 192Also filed at Part 36 p. 442 (primary) · Part 36 p. 443 · Part 68 p. 191 · Part 73 p. 173

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SAC Seattle to citizen acknowledging correspondence

Document date 8 December 1975

Part 68page 1921 pageDB Cooper-28972

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 68 p. 192 (DB Cooper-28972), Letter, dated 8 Dec 1975 — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-68%3A192-192

915 Second Avenue Seattle, Washington 98174 December 8, 1975

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Dear [REDACTED]:

Thank you for your letter expressing your willingness to help in solving one of the most mysterious crimes of the decade. As you know, the Federal Bureau of Investigation is working quite diligently to solve this crime and any assistance by private assistance is much appreciated.

If you have any other specific information of value, please do not hesitate to contact your local office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and provide that information to them.

Thank you again for your letter.

Very truly yours,

Philip T. Basher Special Agent in Charge

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DB Cooper-28972

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164-81 [guess: Sub T] [guess: 6766]

Serials: SE 164-81

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