From Lake County Examiner columnist, Lakeview, Oregon to FBI Portland forwarding material on possible Cooper resemblance, with envelope

Document date 11 December 1971

Part 91pages 464–4652 pagesDB Cooper-40865–40866

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Document: Letter from Lake County Examiner columnist, Lakeview, Oregon to FBI Portland forwarding material on possible Cooper resemblance, with envelope
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 91 pp. 464–465 (DB Cooper-40865–40866), Letter, dated 11 Dec 1971, serial PD 164-41-444 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-91%3A464-465

Lake County Examiner P. O. Box 271 LAKEVIEW, OREGON 97630

[Postmark: LAKEVIEW, OR / DEC 11 1971 / 97630]

[Handwritten case number: 164-41-444]

Federal Bureau of Investigation Portland, Ore.

[Stamp box: SEARCHED __ INDEXED __ SERIALIZED __ FILED __ DEC 14 1971 FBI — PORTLAND [initials illegible]]

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DB Cooper-40865

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Gentlemen:

The enclosures were received from [REDACTED] in this morning's mail. I confess I see no resemblance, but if you agree with [REDACTED] you may have a clue...in fact, I hope so, as you will note from the clipping of my column which also is enclosed.

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Lake County Examiner Box 271 Lakeview, Oregon

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FOR QUALITY PRINTING CALL THE LAKE COUNTY EXAMINER PHONE 947-4711

DB Cooper-40866

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Serials: PD 164-41-444