SAC Los Angeles to SAC Seattle re suspect John Neal Marler, escapee

Document date 22 December 1971

Part 92pages 209–2113 pagesDB Cooper-41084–41086

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Document: Airtel SAC Los Angeles to SAC Seattle re suspect John Neal Marler, escapee
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 92 pp. 209–211 (DB Cooper-41084–41086), Airtel, dated 22 Dec 1971, serial PD 164-41-566 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-92%3A209-211

12/22/71 PLAIN

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.AIRTEL AIR MAIL

TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)

FROM: SAC, LOS ANGELES (164-497)

SUBJECT: NORJAK

Re Los Angeles teletype to Seattle, 12/22/71. RE: JOHN NEAL MARKER, aka SUSPECT

Enclosed for Minneapolis, Portland and Seattle are two photographs each of captioned suspect.

Review of bank robbery suspects at Los Angeles reveals California Department of Corrections Bulletin Number 71/51 DL regarding an escapee, JOHN NEAL MARKER, aka John Galvan Douglas, John Henry Marlin, from Don Lugo Community Correctional Center at 1430 PDT on 7/11/71 (Work Furlough).

This bulletin contains excellent photograph of MARKER and the following information:

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Number A-63601-A Birth Data 11/20/26 Prosser, Washington Complexion Ruddy Occupation Pilot Paratrooper Race White Sex Male Age 44 years Hair Brown Eyes Blue Height 6' Weight 190 pounds Build Medium

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2 - Seattle (Encls. 2) (RM) 2 - Minneapolis (164-73) (Encls. 2) (SM) [checked] Portland (164-41) (Encls. 2) (RM) 1 - Los Angeles crs/clk (7)[illegible] NITH [illegible] F.S. FOTEL 7 0 5 1/6/7[illegible]

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SEARCHED INDEXED SERIALIZED FILED

DEC 27 1971 FBI — PORTLAND

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164 - 4/- 566

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b6 b7C

DB Cooper-41084

L. 164-497

FBI Number 456 189 4 Social Security Number 532-12-1549 Driver's License Number P-738067

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For information of Seattle, in 1960 JOHN NEAL MARLER was subject of Los Angeles case captioned, "JOHN H. MARLER, aka John M. Marlin, John H. Marlin, Dick Stevens, ITSMV" (Los Angeles file 26-27438). (Seattle file 26-14125)

This file reveals MARLER's mother, LUCY HANSON, 909 9th Street, Seattle, and stepfather, HERMAN L. HANSON, a Seattle cab driver at same address. In 1960 MARLER resided [REDACTED], Seattle, with [REDACTED]

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On 5/13/60, San Diego Division advised owner of a stolen vehicle in Ramona, California, that a vehicle formerly in possession of MARLER was located at Hertz U Drive Park, Sea-tac Airport, Seattle.

Review of this file reveals MARLER very familiar with the Dalles, Oregon and Seattle - Tacoma, Washington area.

Excellent photograph of MARLER available on California Department of Corrections Bulletin dated 7/11/71 and lists as possible contacts:

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[REDACTED] Seattle, Washington

[REDACTED] Fresno, California

[REDACTED] Fresno, California

[REDACTED] Pleasant Hill, California

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Photograph being forwarded Registered Airmail to Seattle, Minneapolis and Portland for display to witnesses to determine if he should be considered a logical suspect inasmuch as MARLER currently a fugitive - escapee from State of California.

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DB Cooper-41085

[partially visible stamped or handwritten markings, largely illegible]

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LA 164-497

Above bulletin requests: "Arrest and Notify -- Superintendent, California Institution for Men Complex, Post Office Box 368, Chino, California, Area Code 714, Telephone 628-1241".

MARLER SHOULD BE CONSIDERED ARMED AND DANGEROUS AS HE REPORTEDLY HAS BEEN ARMED WITH .38 CALIBER REVOLVER AND .22 PISTOL IN PAST.

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DB Cooper-41086

Serials: LA 164-497, MP 164-73, PD 164-41, PD 164-41-566, SE 164-81

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