To SAC Seattle re Port Angeles source's written report prepared for KOMO radio

This copy: Part 74 p. 65Also filed at Part 44 p. 90 (primary) · Part 44 p. 91 · Part 69 p. 157

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To SAC Seattle re Port Angeles individual's report prepared for KOMO radio

Document date 14 April 1980

Part 74page 651 pageDB Cooper-31918

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Id: Cooper-Part-74:065-065

Subject: Cooper Files: Cooper-Part-74:065-065

Document: Memo to SAC Seattle re Port Angeles individual's report prepared for KOMO radio
Id: Cooper-Part-74:065-065
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 74 p. 65 (DB Cooper-31918), Memo, dated 14 Apr 1980 — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-74%3A065-065

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

TO : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) DATE: 4/14/80

FROM : SA [REDACTED] [signature]

SUBJECT: NORJAK

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On February 21, 1980, [REDACTED], Port Angeles, Washington, telephone number [REDACTED] provided the following written report concerning information regarding the notorious case known as D. B. Cooper.

Attached to this memorandum is a written report that the [REDACTED] made up for news radio KOMO, Seattle, Washington, which tells their story in full.

However, additional comments made by the [REDACTED] indicate that in the pertinent time frame of the fly over of the aircraft in their area they saw two large flashes originally explained to them as transformer blowouts. They indicated at this time the weather was patchy overcase, some sprinkles, and wind and the temperature they believed to be somewhere around the 40's.

The area is question is open or log fields which would be conducive to signals and the landing of someone who might be parachuting.

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SUB.R 164-91 9262 SEARCHED INDEXED SERIALIZED FILED ... FBI--SEAT[TLE] [date stamp: 1980]

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[REDACTED] - Seattle

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Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan DB Cooper-31918

Serials: SD 164-91, SE 164-81