Letters to the Cricket Theatre on theatre letterhead with mailing envelope (exhibit 680)

Part 87pages 65–673 pagesDB Cooper-38413–38415

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 87 pp. 65–67 (DB Cooper-38413–38415), Letter — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-87%3A065-067

The Cricket Theatre Minneapolis, Minnesota

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Dear [REDACTED]

I cannot believe that I did it, but I did. [REDACTED]

[REDACTED]

Television is what I watch mainly, the Lakers, Dodgers, the football. Very funny the waay you put that in the play, [REDACTED] So I am no judge of thes things. But I laughed and cryed both and that makes me think it was a good play. The actors and actresses were wonderful. I wish I had known them in my own actual life. Funny, isnt it.

I wish I could tell you what I felt lik when I stood with the peopl e-reading [REDACTED] you have up in the lobbie there. I listen to the things they said, mostly Okay, and I almost cryed. It was allso long ago, wasnt it.

[REDACTED] I am fine. [REDACTED] Pleas tell them how I liked the play. Too bad I can not tell you what was like real life and what was not.

I wish I was more articlate. But like always I do my best. Thank you for the play.

[REDACTED]

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b6 b7C

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DB Cooper-38413

The Cricket Theater Minneapolis, Minnesota

Dear Sirs

[REDACTED - b6/b7C] but I am frankly surprised that it has taken this long for someone to write about the only successful hijacking in history.

Sincerely yours

[REDACTED - b6/b7C]

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DB Cooper-38414

[Postmark: LOS ANGELES, CA / [illegible date] / [illegible] PM]

[Stamp area, upper right — partially obscured text on decorative stamp:] THE NA[illegible] [guess: SIDE] [guess: 90S] IT WAS[illegible] [guess: WHEN] IT ISN'T [illegible] [guess: NEW]

[Typed address block, center-lower:] The Cricket Theatre Minneapolis MInnesota

[Handwritten notation near address:] C-3

[Bottom right corner:] DB Cooper-38415

[Right margin redaction codes:] b6 b7C