Telephonic contact by Woodbury, New York witness re Quandt
Interviewed 4 December 1990Dictated 5 December 1990Transcribed 12 December 1990
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Subject: Cooper Files: Cooper-Part-80:039-041 Document: FD-302 telephonic contact by Woodbury, New York witness re Quandt Id: Cooper-Part-80:039-041 Page: https://cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-80%3A039-041 What is wrong (title, date, type, which pages belong together, copies)? What does the scan show?
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 80 pp. 39–41 (DB Cooper-34852–34854), FD-302 interview, interviewed 4 Dec 1990 — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-80%3A039-041
FD-302 (REV. 3-10-82)
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
1
Date of transcription 12/12/90
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[REDACTED] Woodbury, New York (NY), telephone number [REDACTED] telephonically contacted Special Agent (SA) [REDACTED], and advised that she recalled some additional background information on [REDACTED] LARRY WILLIAM QUANDT.
[REDACTED] advised that when she was first introduced to LARRY QUANDT [REDACTED]
[REDACTED] further advised that the brand name of the liquor that QUANDT preferred was "V.O.".
[REDACTED] advised that QUANDT liked to watch television and among his favorite television shows were MISSION IMPOSSIBLE, WILD WILD WEST, and GUN SMOKE.
The only magazine that she could recall that QUANDT subscribed to or purchased was GUNS AND AMMO.
[REDACTED] also advised that QUANDT had a tackle box that he always kept locked and that she did not know the contents of this tackle box.
[REDACTED] advised that LARRY QUANDT was a very rugged [REDACTED] individual and would be capable of surviving in the woods. [REDACTED] stated that QUANDT frequently hunted in the Portland and Mount Saint Helen's area. QUANDT also was fond of salmon fishing in the same area.
[REDACTED] advised that she could not recall the first name of LARRY QUANDT's older brother but did recall that his nickname was BUD QUANDT. [REDACTED] advised that "BUD" QUANDT died of lung cancer in 1974.
[REDACTED] advised that [REDACTED]
[REDACTED] advised that LARRY QUANDT also had a nickname but she could not recall it at this time.
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Investigation on 12/4/90 at Woodbury, NY (Telephonic) File # Newark 164A-402-[illegible] 164A-SE-81-NEWARK-5
by SA [REDACTED] Date dictated 12/5/90
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Seattle DB Cooper-34852
FD-302a (Rev. 11-15-83)
NK 164A-402 NK 164A-SE-81
Continuation of FD-302 of [REDACTED] ,On 12/4/90 ,Page 2
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[REDACTED] advised that LARRY'S father was named ALVIN QUANDT and that he was formerly employed as a railroad conductor in MINOT AND FARGO, North Dakota.
[REDACTED] advised that in approximately 1975, LARRY QUANDT'S father told LARRY that he, LARRY, had a half sister and that her name was DINELDA, and that the mother of DINELDA was the father's girlfriend, DORIS.
[REDACTED] advised that DINELDA died in a car accident and that she was approximately 16 years old.
[REDACTED] advised that she also recalled that [REDACTED] LARRY QUANDT, was very interested in the D.B. COOPER case. [REDACTED] explained that in the early 70's an individual who only identified himself using the name D.B. COOPER hijacked an airliner in Oregon. [REDACTED] advised that this person by the name of D.B. COOPER was a legend in Oregon because of the hijacking.
[REDACTED] advised that [REDACTED] LARRY, was very interested in the D.B. COOPER case and that [REDACTED] LARRY "identified" with D.B. COOPER.
[REDACTED] advised that LARRY seemed pleased with the fact that D.B. COOPER got away with the hijacking and that no one was hurt. [REDACTED] believed that [REDACTED] LARRY, at one time told her that no parachute was ever found. [REDACTED] advised that apparently [REDACTED] LARRY, resembled the drawing of D.B. COOPER. [REDACTED] explained that occasionally, she and [REDACTED] [REDACTED] some of LARRY'S friends would sometimes kid him about resembling the drawing of D.B. COOPER and would also point out the fact that he, LARRY QUANDT, could also parachute because of his military training.
[REDACTED] advised that LARRY'S friends would sometimes kid him about actually being D.B. COOPER. [REDACTED] recalled that [REDACTED] would respond to the suggestion that he is D.B. COOPER by saying "Maybe I am" or "How do you know that I'm not".
[REDACTED] advised that [REDACTED] never specifically told her or anyone else to her knowledge that he was, in fact, D.B. COOPER and committed the hijacking.
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DB Cooper-34853
FD-302a (Rev. 11-15-83)
NK 164A-402 NK 164A-SE-81
Continuation of FD-302 of [REDACTED] ,On 12/4/90 ,Page 3
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[REDACTED] advised that during the early 70's there were a lot of airplane hijackings and that when one of these occurred, the Press would always bring up the D.B. COOPER case and refer to the fact that the individual was never identified or caught.
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[REDACTED] again recalled that [REDACTED] LARRY QUANDT, was a smoker and preferred Marlboro and Raleigh cigarettes. [REDACTED] stated that LARRY definitely did not like menthol cigarettes.
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[REDACTED] advised that she would try to recall LARRY'S nickname and would re-contact the FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION (FBI), if she obtained any additional information.
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DB Cooper-34854
Serials: NK 164-402