Security officer report and handwritten observation log re subject resembling Cooper at an airport

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Original title: Security officer report and handwritten observation log re subject resembling Cooper at Seattle hotel

Part 69pages 7–104 pagesDB Cooper-29199–29202

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Document: Security officer report and handwritten observation log re subject resembling Cooper at an airport
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 69 pp. 7–10 (DB Cooper-29199–29202), Report — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-69%3A007-010

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SEARCHED _______ INDEXED _______ SERIALIZED _______ FILED _______ SEP 19 1973 FBI — SEATTLE

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b6 b7C

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DB Cooper-29199

SEATTLE, WASH SA/s J. Ph. [REDACTED] W-m - 5'7" - 140 lbs - BLK Hair - BRN Eyes DOB [REDACTED] POB ?? [REDACTED] SSAN [REDACTED] WASHINGTON State I.D. Issued on [REDACTED]

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2400 hrs 02/14/73 Informed of above individual by [REDACTED] Subject had been noticed in lobby with numerous bags, bundles, etc. Because of Subject marked resemblance to D.B. Cooper in [REDACTED] was approached for I.D. etc. (Approached by [REDACTED]) At this point in investigation [guess: descrepancies] began [guess: to] appear, i.e. all I.D. was [REDACTED] subsequent, subject could not/would not provide any other addresses, residence or business. Claimed to be ex Army medic but would not [guess: locate] check by military police. Could not connect. SSAN with Subjects name for any time. SFA [REDACTED] check was negative. [REDACTED] stated that a NCIC ind b6 b7C

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hold 02/15/73 Contacted SCSO [REDACTED] requested O.T. for CSC [REDACTED] O.T. not Authorized.

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0045 (Approx) CADPIN check inconclusive

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0100 (Approx) Subject entered Mens Latrina and emerged with changed appearance, now wearing - Blue Nylon windbreaker - Gray Pants - Turtle Neck [guess: medium] white shirt - Black Sweater - Sunglasses and Black [guess: long] haired curly Wig.

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DB Cooper-29200

[redacted] Contacted FB+ [redacted] about Subject's [redacted] appearance, had already been informed by U.S. marshal.

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0150 Contacted Phone Co. for confirmation of Subject's phone No. and address; was informed: 1. Ph # MA4-9313 was for LESTER CAR WASH 2601 4th, Seattle and had been disconnected on 01/16/73. (Subsequent phone call confirmed that # was still inoperative). 2. Address of [redacted] occupied by following listed tenants. [redacted]

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(NCIC attempted on above subjects, but system down, no check)

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0200 APROX Subject has disappeared, unable to locate. Due to man power shortage, was unable to maintain constant surveillance.

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0410 Contacted Air West, and found out that Subject changed h[is] Reservations [redacted]

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DB Cooper-29201

It was noticed that Subject always kept close contact with a brief case, camera case and binocular case no matter where or what he was doing. Subject supposedly also has 5 shopping bags, and 4 pieces of soft side luggage with him. (When [guess: first] noticed he had 3 push carts loaded with bags, luggage etc. some of which he checked with Air West, some he placed in coin lockers and [guess: rest] he kept with him. Overheard Subject tell [REDACTED] that he couldn't remember any other addresses or what ever.

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CSO [REDACTED]

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DB Cooper-29202

Serials: SE 164-81