Bureau of Prisons Classification Study, USP Leavenworth, re inmate Richard Drummond Duket (Reg. A-79152-L)
Document date 13 December 1961
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BUREAU OF PRISONS UNITED STATES PENITENTIARY LEAVENWORTH, KANS.
CLASSIFICATION STUDY
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Committe: DUKET, Richard Drummond Reg. No. A-791 -L FBI No. 665 MSZ D True Name: inst. Soc. Sec. No. 387-32-9673 Aliases: None. CLASSIFICATION DATE: December 13, 1961.
Sentenced 10-27-61 Offense BANK ROBBERY Sent. Begins 10-27-61 Sentenced 7 Years Date Com. 11-3-61 Judicial Dist. D:COLORADO:DENVER Elig. Parole * Committing Judge Hatfield Chilson Elig. Min. Exp. 12-24-66 Detainers S-Milwaukee, Wis - Robbery Supervision Exp. 4-29-68 Sent. Exp. 10-26-68 * Eligible for Initial Hearing 4-26-62 Com. Fine Prob. to follow
Age 26 Date birth 9-16-35 Birthplace Milwaukee, Wisconsin [guess: or surrounding area] Citizenship U.S. Marital Status Divorced Education Status 10th Selective Service Reg. Place Milwaukee, Wisconsin Date Classification Military Service: [guess: Roman Catholic Services] Entered Discharged Service Rank Type Dschg. Serial No.
NONE NONE
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Employment Record: From To Employer Address Occupation Wages 7-1961 8-1961 Schroedel Construction Co., Encino, California. Labor $196 wk 9-1959 8-1960 Vons Grocery Co., Elmonte, California. Food clerk 125 10-1958 9-1959 Fox Markets, Encino, California. " " " " 120 9-1957 9-1958 A & P Co., Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Warehouse 112 Approx 10 yrs Miller Fish Co., Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Boner 100 to 185
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Residences: From To Address Place of Residence Milwaukee, Wisconsin. With Whom 1958 1960 [redacted] California. b6 per BOP 1957 1958 [redacted] Wisconsin. b7C 1955 1957 [redacted] Wisconsin.
USPO: Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
FIRST REV: June
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DB Cooper-34062
Committe- [illegible] No. - MUKET, Rich[guess: ard] rummond I[illegible] [illegible] and Interested Persons: Relation Age [illegible] Reg. [redacted] A-79152-L Address
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[large blank/redacted area]
* Verified
NONE
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Names preceded by "C" are approved correspondents, by "V" approved visitors; Codefendants None.
[illegible] [illegible] STC vk [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] 1[illegible]5
Attorney of Record [redacted] b6 per BOP
USPO Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Reports Rec'd: U.S. Atty X Pros. Agency X USPO X SIA Review Sources Pending Verifications
[illegible] Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
V-1 Correspondence from mother. V-3 Correspondence from wife. V-8 Pre-sentence Investigation. V-9 U.S. Attorney's Report. V-10 Prosecuting Agency's Report. V-14 F.B.I. Report.
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Classification Form 1-A-R Re[vised] 4-1-55
USPS Milwaukee, Wisconsin. MASTER
DB Cooper-34063
Classification Form 1b Rev. January 1955
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE BUREAU OF PRISONS
CLASSIFICATION STUDY (Continued)
DUKET, Richard Drummond Reg: Number A-79152-L
Page MASTER
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STAFF EVALUATION
Duket is a 26 year old white man sentenced at Denver, Colorado under sub-section 4208 (a)(2) to seven years for robbing a Denver Savings & Loan Association of $3,000, pretending he had a pistol. He was serving both federal and state probation at the time of the offense. He used the infant child of a friend as a hostage in escaping officials when first apprehended. Only during the last year has he been engaged in criminal activities, during which time he has received two suspended sentences for serious offenses.
Our inmate comes from a large family of twelve children. He married at age nineteen, shortly after quitting high school prematurely. His marital life was stormy, and after a separation and a reunion he and his wife separated again. Although he was employed fairly steadily, he changed jobs frequently, was restless and unstabilized [guess: and] appears to have exhibited a high degree of nervous tension and frustration [guess: resulting] in the twelve month "binge" which culminated with the present [guess: offense]. [illegible partial line]
Duket functions on almost a tenth grade level, has high average intelligence and a very fast manipulative dexterity. Tests show he has aptitudes for learning in numerous types of work. However, he very flatly declares he is not interested in pursuing academic subjects or engaging in any trade or vocational training. He declares he has a trade as a grocery and food warehouse worker, but he plans to follow construction work on release. He resents the suggestion that he should improve himself trade-wise while here and, in this frame of mind, he is not presently a candidate for such training. He is interested in the religious instruction program and has enrolled in such a course. There is only a bare possibility that relations between him and his wife will improve to the point of a reconciliation. He is an impetuous, flighty individual for whom prognosis is guarded.
Dictated 12-14-61
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b6 per BOP b7C
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DB Cooper-34064
Classification Form No. [illegible] Bureau/Agency: [illegible]
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE BUREAU OF PRISONS CLASSIFICATION STUDY (Continued)
C/O U.S.P.N. [illegible] P.U.T. Richard Drummond Register Number A-79152
SECTION: SYNOPSIS
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This man has been neglected in practice of his faith for some time. At his re- quest he is to be enrolled in our religious instruction program for a refresher course; counsel disposed, should adjust easily.
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ADMISSION UNIT REPORT: Duket likes to talk about being an ex-policeman and might cause him some trouble. However he seems to be able to handle his own problems if he has any. His work is above average but his attitude is average at the present and could go either way. He has been a follower of 79151 ANIS, whome he got acquainted with in the Denver jail. [illegible] ...is [guess: scared] at ... c ... [illegible] USPC own [guess: felony].
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COMMITTEE ACTION SHEET [overlapping text: ...rated area in. Although he was ...restless and unstabilized and resulting]
CUSTODY: CLOSE Duket is an aggressive individual [guess: investigation] resulting [illegible] ...offense. TRANSFER: NONE No transfer is indicated at this time. ASSIGNMENT: FOOD SERVICES Duket has a background as a carpenter, [guess: woodworker], and as a stockman. [illegible] for learning in [illegible] declares he is not interested in EDUCATION: OPTIONAL He is not interested in any formal training. MEDICAL: REGULAR DUTY Duket is in good general health. [illegible] plans to follow [illegible] ...that he should improve SOCIAL: ROUTINE The remaining family ties should be maintained. RELIGION: CATHOLIC He is well disposed [guess: religiously] and is [illegible] enrolled in a religious refresher [guess: course]. [illegible] [illegible] ...of a reconciliation. He is an
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The Committee advised Duket that he would not be considered for a change in his program until at the time of his review in June 1962. [illegible] - [guess: 3 AM]/pm
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DECEMBER 13, 1961
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DB Cooper-34065
BUREAU OF PRISONS CLASSIFICATION STUDY (Continued) DUKET, Richard Drummond Register Number A-79152-L
11-18-60 Los Angeles, Calif. Dyer Act 1 [illegible] FCI-SS 1 Yr Probation FBI 2-4-61 Milwaukee, Wisc Robbery 5 Yrs SP-Wis & Suspe[nded] [illegible] consent [illegible] 5 Yrs Probation FBI 5-6-61 Oneida, N.Y. State Tramp 10 Days Jail FBI 10-27-61 DENVER, COLORADO CURRENT OFFENSE BANK ROBBERY: 7 Yrs - 11-3-61 [illegible lines - partially visible text about conditions and dispositions]
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OFFENSES: 1-Dyer Act 1-Robbery 1-State Tramp 3-TOTAL
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ESCAPES: [illegible] DISPOSITION: [guess: ANTI], [illegible] he [illegible] NONE NOTED 1-FCI 1-SP-Suspended 1-Jail 2-Probation
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[illegible label] [guess: Subject] is an agr[illegible] individual.
[illegible] No transfer is indicated at this time.
[illegible] [guess: Subject] has a background as a carpenter, woodworker, and as a stockman.
Cr[illegible] He is not interested in any formal training.
[illegible] DUTY [guess: Subject] is in good general health.
[illegible] [guess: Readily] The remaining family ties should be maintained.
[illegible] [guess: Chaplain] He is well disposed religiously and is being enrolled in a religious refresher course.
[illegible] [illegible] [guess: Subject] should not be considered for a change in his program [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]
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[guess: CAMP] 1, 1951
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DB Cooper-34066
Classification Form 1b Rev. January 1955
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE BUREAU OF PRISONS
CLASSIFICATION STUDY (Continued)
Comm. MKET, Richard Drummond Register Number A-79152-L Page MASTER
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PRESENT OFFENSE, Official Version: On August 15, 1961 [guess: taken], knowingly and wilfully by intimidation took ' [illegible] the person and pr[illegible]nce of [REDACTED] the sum of $3,000 belonging to the Columbia Savings & Loan Association of Denver, Colorado, [REDACTED] being an employee of that firm. He entered a plea of guilty in U.S. District Court, Denver, Colorado and was sentenced October 27, 1961 to serve seven years. No codefendants are shown. The circumstances are that while still under probation under the jurisdiction of the United States Probation Service of Los Angeles, California and while still under probation to the Milwaukee County Probation Department in Milwaukee, Wisconsin he committed the present offense. The following day, in the b6 per BOP evening, while he was living under the name of [REDACTED] at a motel in Aurora, b7C Colorado with a female companion and her two small children, he was approached by FBI agents in the parking lot of a restaurant. He was carrying one of the small children in his arms and when the agents approached to question him and identified themselves, he made a gesture with his right hand, giving the impression he was drawing a gun from his belt and then placed his right fist into the back of the child under his sport coat. He made a gesture toward the FBI agents making a statement "[guess: Don't] [guess: move]. Get back". When advised again of the identity of the agents, using the child and his female companion as a shield, he backed away again, warning "Keep away from me" and kept his right hand under the back of the child. He backed away under these circumstances for a distance of approximately one mile into a darkened area where he separated from them after placing the child on the ground, at which time he fled.
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When the judge was pronouncing sentence upon him he interrupted the judge, stating "I don't think I need a tongue lashing with the sentence, Your Honor, I would like to ask the Court to omit verbal punishment and give me my sentence immediately. If I am going to do the time I might at well get it and do it. I don't think I need a verbal tongue lashing with it". On two occasions Duket was reported by Deputy Marshalls to have threatened escape.
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INMATE VERSION: The information given to us and to the probation officer by him is to the effect that he owed his brother [REDACTED] about $200 and he says his b6 per BOP brother was putting pressure on him to get the money or he would be reported to the b7C probation officers. After having arrived in Denver, Colorado August 9, 1961 he was in the downtown area of Denver on August 13th and as he walked past the Columbia Savings & Loan Association he thought it would be an easy place to rob, but decided to wait a few days, walking the streets and frequenting Mary's Bar next door, where he met a woman employee by the name of [REDACTED] and they became friends. He claims that on the morning of the robbery he went to the bar and talked with this person about his intention of robbing the place and planned to call her after the robbery so they could celebrate. About 11:15 he walked past the Savings & Loan company again but saw some policemen in the area and waited until they left. Then he entered the place, going to the counter, getting a withdrawal slip, writing on it "This is a holdup" but since there were too many people around he decided to wait a while loitering in the lobby and talking to an employee. When the customers thinned out he got in line at the window of what appeared to be the youngest looking cashier and asked her to help him and she stated she would, whereupon he gave her the withdrawal slip and kept his right hand below the counter to give the impression that he had a gun, but he carried no weapon. The cashier handed him several bundles of $20 bills, later learned to be in the amount of .. approximately $3,000. He left the place and took a cab to a place on Colfax avenue, changed clothes, counted his money, and called [REDACTED] and they met at 1:30 PM, going shopping and attending bars, later picking her children up and registering at a b6 per BOP motel on East Colfax avenue as man and wife. Shortly thereafter while coming out of b7C the restaurant the officers approached him and he admits that he put his hand inside
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DB Cooper-34067
Classification Form 16 Rev. January 19[illegible]
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE BUREAU OF PRISONS
CLASSIFICATION STUDY (Continued)
Committed Name: DUKET, Richard Drummond Register Number: A-79152-L
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his suit coat as if he had a gun and told them to stay away as he was walking out of it. He states he was still carrying the child and [redacted] and the other child followed b6 per BOP closely behind. He claims he walked about eight blocks that way with the officer [illegible] b7C following, and then fled. He states he hid out until the next day when at about [illegible] o'clock he was talking to the military police at the VA Hospital, his identity was [illegible] discovered and he was arrested.
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PERSONAL HISTORY: Duket was born September 16, 1935 at Milwaukee, Wisconsin. [illegible] parents are living in Franksville, Wisconsin; his father being a native of that State and his mother a native of Illinois. The father has [illegible] worked in the fisheries for many years but both parents are in [illegible] somewhat [illegible] shape [illegible] the [illegible] and depending on help from others. Our inmate is one of twelve children, [illegible] a [illegible] child [illegible] other one of which has been in trouble being the brother [redacted] who [illegible] b6 per BOP sentence at El Reno, Oklahoma for violation of the [illegible] [illegible] the [illegible] border [illegible] the b7C family appear to have substantial jobs and homes. [illegible] His [illegible] other [illegible] reported [illegible] to [illegible] a coat. normal child at birth, got along well with others [illegible] members of the family, became [illegible] school when at age six and was an average student. He went [illegible] [illegible] the [illegible] with [illegible] grade [illegible] and [illegible] campaign as part time while in school. She claims he went to [illegible] parochial [illegible] Catholic [illegible] parish [illegible] of [illegible] board and it is noted that he went to the West Milwaukee High School [illegible] who [illegible] for [illegible] the [illegible] prince [illegible] of verifies that he was of average ability [illegible] has [illegible] attendance [illegible] record [illegible] a [illegible] school [illegible] he [illegible] was [illegible] truant considerably. After two years of [illegible] high school, at the insistence of his parents, he withdrew. He displayed no antisocial attitudes or tendencies while in school and he showed an IQ of 99. He remained in the [illegible] family home until [illegible] this [illegible] time [illegible] perhaps [illegible] [illegible] by [illegible] [illegible] quitting school he worked steadily in [illegible] some of the [illegible] these [illegible] pieces [illegible] Milwaukee [illegible] would like to [illegible] moment and [illegible] no my [illegible] science immediately. If I am
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He was married May 29, 1954 at Milwaukee; [illegible] Wisconsin [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] divorced February 14, 1961 in Milwaukee [illegible] she [illegible] writes the [illegible] reported [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] relationship. for the most part, that they shared many sports and activities together, that he never physically mistreated or abused either her or any of the three children, who range in ages from seven down to three. The three children [illegible] are [illegible] living [illegible] with [illegible] her [illegible] [illegible] in [illegible] to California and she is working as a waitress making a little [illegible] over [illegible] a [illegible] dollar [illegible] in [illegible] hour plus tips. She reports that he did walk out on her when she was pregnant with the second child and he returned about four months later. With the [illegible] second [illegible] of [illegible] a [illegible] [illegible] perhaps [illegible] in reunited again. She states that there was never any problems [illegible] from [illegible] debts [illegible] or [illegible] [illegible] bills [illegible] & expenses as he made a normal living, working in the fisheries, working [illegible] as [illegible] a truck driver and station attendant and selling warehouse goods, [illegible] and [illegible] later [illegible] working [illegible] a [illegible] post [illegible] office [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] clerk. She claims that he was never [illegible] due to [illegible] work for [illegible] any [illegible] length [illegible] of [illegible] period [illegible] of [illegible] time [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] change jobs a good deal, [illegible] and [illegible] [illegible] seemed to [illegible] observe [illegible] ly [illegible] enjoy [illegible] work [illegible] in [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] the [illegible] most [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] received welfare assistance and [illegible] [illegible] and [illegible] [illegible] receiving about [illegible] $24 a week [illegible] [illegible] the [illegible] she [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] would rather not comment about his [illegible] moral [illegible] [illegible] about what [illegible] as [illegible] I [illegible] best [illegible] to [illegible] [illegible] report [illegible] [illegible] this [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] was [illegible] correspond with him [illegible] or [illegible] anyone [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] involved [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] him [illegible]. She [illegible] maintenance [illegible] [illegible] perhaps [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] are getting along nicely and that his children remember and [illegible] love [illegible] him [illegible] but [illegible] only [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] he made very few close [illegible] friends [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] quite [illegible] a [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] loitering in the lobby and [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] go in line at the window
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He continued to work in the fisheries after [illegible] he was [illegible] married [illegible] and [illegible] he [illegible] [illegible] reports that he is an excellent fish boner. He worked for the Milpee [illegible] [illegible] fish [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] below making $1.50 an hour. The personnel manager there says that he [illegible] was [illegible] a [illegible] decent [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] only [illegible] [illegible] had worker and a good "boner" but they would not rehire him [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] had [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] $[illegible] he [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] reported [illegible] as a warehouse man for the A & P food stores [illegible] [illegible] in Milwaukee [illegible] [illegible] making [illegible] $[illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible],he left this employment of his own accord [illegible] The [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] farm [illegible] [illegible] and [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] in [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible]. He was employed as a grocery store clerk at [illegible] Kin [illegible] Mohce [illegible], children [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] and [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] 1960 he traveled with his brother [redacted] and [illegible] another [illegible] [illegible] person [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] of b6 per BOP Milwaukee, Wisconsin. As they were leaving Milwaukee [illegible] the [illegible] brother [illegible] [illegible] thorpe [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] [illegible] b7C
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DB Cooper-34068
CLASSIFICATION STUDY (Continued)
DUKET, Richard Drummond Registr[ation] number A-79152-L
MASTER b6 per BOP b7C
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of the party became involved in a scuffle with a filling station attendant and it was later discovered that they had robbed him of $65. About two weeks later, while in Denver, Colorado, they saw a new model automobile parked with the motor running and the keys in it, [REDACTED] picked up the car and took the three of them to Los Angeles, California and in Los Angeles in September of 1960 our inmate cashed a $20 worthless check. Although a charge of forgery was placed against him this was dropped and he was placed on probation for one year on a charge of driving the stolen automobile. He was released to the custody of Wisconsin authorities, returned to Milwaukee where he received a suspended five year sentence and placed on probation for the incident that occurred there. He now has a detainer from the sheriff of Milwaukee, Wisconsin for robbery and a [notification?] by the Probation Department of Milwaukee County, Milwaukee, Wisconsin for probation violation.
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CURRENT SITUATION: [REDACTED] is serving his first institutional commitment, although he has had several arrests in the past. He was also under federal probation and state probation at the time this incident occurred, moreover probation [for this?] report indicates there is a possibility that his federal [probation?] will [remain?] [revoked?] [also?] [so as to?] automatically on December 27, 1961 [Duket] comes from a family of [five?] [children?] [from?] [of?] which only one other member is a delinquent, the remainder of the family being fairly substantial. His schooling was broken off before he completed high school [in the?] principal employment has been for a fishery but it has been [interrupted?] [by?] [sanctions?] was discontinuances and his work record in general is intermittent [as is?] [use of?] [his?] divorces, him and she and the three children are living in California [defrauding?] [but?] [should?] [he?] any reconciliation but she speaks [rather?] [kindly?] of him [He was?] [estimated?] [at?] [something?] [or] and live by himself when he is released and do construction work [is?] interested in learning more about construction while here. He is a rather flighty, impetuous individual, and prognosis is highly [guarded?], [discontin to [REDACTED] They were [REDACTED] [mutual?] co- She writes that the marriage was congenial [REDACTED] [groups?] and activated together, th[ey] [never?] [REDACTED] [or?] any of the three children, who range in [REDACTED] children are living with her in Encino. b6 per BOP b7C
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[...] on [or?] in when the was pregnant with the second [...] [nothing?] [or?] [with?] the aid of a priest they were [...] [there?] [never?] any [a?]ccrued from debts or living [...] [a?] [only?] [for?] the fisheries, working as a truck driver [...] [or?] [for?] [a?] [hardware?] [goods?], [and?] later working as a retail food [...] [and?] never out of work for any lengthy period of time but did [...] [at?] [a?] [seemed?] to sincerely enjoy working. She states that she has [...] [a?] [instance?] and is now receiving about $24 a week. She states she would [...] [are?] [about?] his morals or about what is best for his future but she would [...] [be?] [him?] or anyone involved in aiding him. She wants him to know that they [...] [are?] [once?] [did?] [and?] that his children remember and love him. She writes that
[...] [text?] [is?] [of?] [order?]
[...] [this?] [for?] [a?] [and?] after he was married and his mother reports [...] [a?] [worked?] for the Miller fisheries in Milwaukee, [...] [a?] [and?] [a?] [since?] says that he was an extremely hard [...] [a?] [by?] [would?] [still?] rehire him. In 1957 and 1958 he worked [...] [a?] [at?] [a?] [Tri?] [Motors?] in Milwaukee, making $2.56 an hour and he [...] [reserve?] the family moved to Encino, California in 1958. [...] [with?] [there?] clerk at El Monte, California when in September of [...] [a?] [with?] [a?] [Gerry?] and another person on a vacation trip to [...] [there?] leaving Milwaukee the brother and the other member
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DB Cooper-34069
Classification Form 1b Rev. January 1955
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE BUREAU OF PRISONS
CLASSIFICATION STUDY (Continued)
Committed: JKsT, Richard Brummond Register Number: 79152-[illegible] - 12-13-61
Page 1 MASTER
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7 Yrs.: Bank Robbery (Tent. Rel. 12-24-61)
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ADMISSION MEDICAL SUMMARY [illegible] California [illegible] Altonough [guess: Altamont]
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MEDICAL HISTORY : On admission to Leavenworth, [guess: Duket] related the following probation medical history. Subject states he sustained a fractured nose in 1951 and broken ribs in 1951. He denies any history of [guess: narcotic] addiction [illegible] five tuberculosis major mental illness or convulsive disorder. [illegible] robbery and a "notify" by the [illegible] concern for probation violation.
PHYSICAL FINDINGS ":" 26 year old male white of medium physique. Weight 163 lbs., height 74". BP 130/80, pulse 78. [illegible] Vision [illegible] 20/30 [illegible] he has L 20/40, J-1, color vision is normal. Hearing 15/15; [illegible] [illegible] probation significant abnormalities noted [illegible] [illegible] occurred. The probation officer's report [illegible] that his federal probation will be allowed to expire
DENTAL CONDITION : Fair, [guess: needs] [illegible] [guess: fillings] from a family of twelve children, of [illegible] a delinquent, the remainder of the family being fairly
SUPPLEMENTAL EXAMINATION: [illegible] broken off before he completed high school. His Urinalysis : Negative a [guess: fishery] but it has been interrupted by several Serology : [illegible] VDRL [illegible] [illegible] intermittent. His wife has divorced Audiogram : [illegible] Within normal limits in California. There is not likely to be Chest X-ray: [illegible] Negative rather kindly of him. He plans to go to Wisconsin [illegible] [illegible] to be released and do construction work. He is interested in
DIAGNOSIS : [illegible] No significant abnormalities rather flighty, impetuous [illegible] hobby [guess: pursuits].
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TREATMENT : Routine dental and out-patient care Dictated 12-2-61
DUTY : Regular
PHYSICAL EXAMINATION: 11-7-61
b6 per BOP b7C
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DB Cooper-34070
CLASSIFICATION STUDY (Continued) Committed Name DUKET, [guess: Richard] Drummond Register N[illegible]r A-79152-L MASTER
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EDUCATIONAL EVALUATION
EDUCATIONAL TEST RESULTS: S.A.T. Advanced. Total Grade Equivalency [guess: 9.7] [illegible] the following is [illegible] [illegible] ed a fractured
Paragraph Meaning 8.4[illegible] - Language [guess: diagnostic] [guess: addictikh.],3 Word Meaning 11.6 [illegible] Arithmetic Computation 7.0 Average Reading 10.0 Arithmetic Reasoning 8.9
[illegible] on physique. Weight 163 los., Psychometric Rating [illegible] 72. Vi[guess: sual]: R 20/30, J-[illegible] Intelligence Above Average, bilaterally. There are no[illegible]
Manipulative Dexterity Percentile Hand. . . . Upper Average Min[illegible] Rate of manipulations 50 Finger. . . Extremely Fast Min[illegible] Rate of manipulation 99
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BACKGROUND - INTERESTS AND NEEDS: Duket has high-average intelli- gence and almost-10th grade education. He is not interested in academic subjects but does show [guess: considered] interest in enrichment courses such as Great Books, Great Decisions and Dale Carnegie. He should adjust well while here. Results of the G.A.T.B. show him to have aptitudes for Social [guess: AKEGS] Service Work, Classifying and Related Work, Drafting, Nursing, Refrigeration Building Trades, Complex Machine Operation, X-ray [guess: NUM] Technician, Steamfitting and Plumbing, [guess: at] Dental Technician, Offset Printing.
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PROGRAM RECOMMENDATIONS: Enroll in Semantics class.
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VOCATIONAL EVALUATION
WORK HISTORY - PRESENT INTERESTS: Duket claims to have been em- ployed as foreman and general worker for a fish company for a period of ten years. Following this job he worked as a food clerk for various grocery concerns although none of these posi- tions lasted for any appreciable length of time. He also claims some limited experience in tool and die making and has studied mechanical drafting. Although possessing high-average ability, he has absolutely no interests in formal vocational training while here. He contends he plans to go to the "Islands" when released. He has some unusual non-conformist beliefs and his term here may have some stormy moments.
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PRINCIPAL OCCUPATION: Grocery Clerk
WORK RECOMMENDATION : General Maintenance - Storeroom.
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b6 per BOP b7C
DB Cooper-34071
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