Minneapolis to Seattle and Portland re source who hired man using name D. B. Cooper
Document date 18 February 1972
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Subject: Cooper Files: Cooper-Part-94:008-009 Document: Teletype Minneapolis to Seattle and Portland re source who hired man using name D. B. Cooper Id: Cooper-Part-94:008-009 Page: https://cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-94%3A008-009 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 94 pp. 8–9 (DB Cooper-41902–41903), Teletype, dated 18 Feb 1972, serial PD 164-41-856 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-94%3A008-009
NR001 MP PLAIN 537 PM NITEL 2/18/72 MEC TO: SEATTLE (164-81) PORTLAND (164-41) FROM: MINNEAPOLIS (164-73) 2P
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NORJACK. SOURCE DASH [REDACTED].
RE MINNEAPOLIS TELEPHONE CALL SEATTLE FEBRUARY SEVENTEEN LAST.
[REDACTED] SEATTLE, ADVISED [REDACTED]. FIRST PART OF NOVEMBER NINETEEN SEVENTYONE HE WAS IN PORTLAND. HE HIRED A MAN THERE TO [REDACTED] WHO GAVE HIS NAME AS D. B. COOPER. COOPER LATER STOLE [REDACTED] CAR WHICH WAS RECOVERED IN TACOMA, WASH. COOPER'S JACKET WAS IN THE CAR WHEN RECOVERED. ALTHOUGH F.B.I. AGENTS TALKED TO [REDACTED] REGARDING HIS CAR, HE DID NOT TALK TO THEM REGARDING THE HIJACKING AS HE ONLY RECENTLY OBSERVED THE AR IST'S CONCEPTION IN A PAPER. HE NOW END PAGE ONE
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164-41-856 SERIALIZED ___FILED___ SEGMENT ___FILED___ [signature/initials]
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DB Cooper-41902
MP 164-73
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PAGE TWO BELIEVES D. B. COOPER WHO ASSISTED HIM IS SIMILAR TO THE PHOTO. HE WANTS F.B.I. AGENTS TO CONTACT HIM IN SEATTLE. SEATTLE AT SEATTLE, WASHINGTON: INTERVIEW [REDACTED]. CONSIDER DANGEROUS. PENDING. END. GEO- FBI PORTLAND CLR
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DB Cooper-41903
Serials: MP 164-73, PD 164-41, PD 164-41-856, SE 164-81
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