SAC Los Angeles to SAC Seattle re NORJAK suspect Harry Indland Hagan

Document date 11 May 1973

Part 95pages 238–2403 pagesDB Cooper-42641, DB Cooper-42645

Part of: SAC Los Angeles to SAC Seattle re new suspect Harry Indland Hagan · 11 May 1973 · Part 116 pp. 146–151

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Document: Airtel SAC Los Angeles to SAC Seattle re NORJAK suspect Harry Indland Hagan
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 95 pp. 238–240 (DB Cooper-42641, DB Cooper-42645), Airtel, dated 11 May 1973 — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-95%3A238-240

FD-36 (Rev. 5-22-64)

FBI

Date: 5/11/73

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Via AIRTEL AIR MAIL (Priority)

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TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)

FROM: SAC, LOS ANGELES (164-497) (P)

RE: NORJAK

OO: Seattle

Re: New Suspect HARRY INDLAND HAGAN, Born 9/5/29

[REDACTED], Glendale, California, has provided information concerning captioned individual and believes he should be considered a possible suspect in this matter.

[REDACTED] bases his belief on the fact that HAGAN arrived from Eugene, Oregon, in the spring of 1971. He rented a former garage at 3400 San Fernando Road and began selling campers, apparently operating on a shoe string. [REDACTED] recalled that a short time prior to Thanksgiving 1971, he noticed HAGAN carrying two sleeping bags out of the garage facilities. [REDACTED] who was engaged as a [REDACTED] was told by HAGAN that he was going on a camping trip to the Eugene, Oregon area [REDACTED], but he later learned this was not true,

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2 - Seattle (AM) 2 - Oklahoma City (AM) 8 - Portland (AM) 2 - Sacramento (AM) 2 - Los Angeles

crs/kah (11)

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SEARCHED........INDEXED...../... SERIALIZED........FILED.../...... MAY 18 1973

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164-41-1228

Approved: [signature] Special Agent in Charge Sent _________ M Per _________ U.S. Government Printing Office: 1972 — 455-574

DB Cooper-42641

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new ownership and the [REDACTED]. (It is noted current [REDACTED] [REDACTED]).

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It was further ascertained that HAGAN has paid $200 per month child support payments [REDACTED] [REDACTED] and in 1972, a bench warrant was issued for HAGAN's arrest for delinquency in making support payments since 1968. This warrant was dismissed when HAGAN appeared and satisfied Superior Court in Los Angeles regarding the delinquency in mid 1972.

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Records of the California Department of Motor Vehicles, Division of Driver's Licenses, reveals driver's license number B0821308 was issued to HARRY INDLAND HAGAN, born 9/5/29, residence 13423 Excelsior Drive, Norwalk, California, effective 2/16/73.

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This record indicates other address of "Route 2, Box 171A, Silverton, effective 3/5/71".

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A review of U.S. Postal Guide reveals there is no post office of Silverton in California; however, indicates there is a post office at Silverton, Oregon in Marian County.

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Records of the Glendale, California Police Department reveal HAGAN was arrested in 1960 for battery and sentenced to 180 days, suspended. He was fined $250 and placed on two years probation. Index cards retained by the Glendale Police Department reveal he came to their attention in 1962, 1965, 1967 and 1968, with no arrests indicated. He was the complainant four times in 1968 regarding auto theft, two burglaries and one petty theft. He furnished a different address on each occasion.

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Discreet inquiry in the vicinity of 3400 San Fernando Road, Los Angeles, reveals HAGAN claimed to be a successful salesman for Open Road Campers in the Seattle, Washington area prior to setting up business in the spring of 1971 at 3400 San Fernando Road.

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HAGAN is described as follows:

Sex Male Race White

LA 164-497

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Birth Data 9/5/29 Brenen ("perhaps Bremerton, Washington"), or Oklahoma (Both places of birth shown in Glendale Police Department records) Height 6' to 6'2" Weight 180 to 200 pounds Hair Dark brown Eyes Hazel Occupation Car Salesman San Fernando Valley, California area - 1960 - 1970; Owner and President, Campster Industries, Inc., Norwalk, California - 1972 - 1973 Marital Status [REDACTED] Lake View Terrace, California Social Security Number 563-32-0097 CII Number 1 787 688 Glendale Police Department Number G 13312

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It is recommended the following investigation be conducted to ascertain if the sudden display of wealth by HAGAN was the result of an inheritance of property in Oregon from parents who allegedly live on a farm in the Eugene, Oregon area, and to determine if he should be considered a logical suspect in this matter:

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LEADS

PORTLAND

AT SILVERTON, OREGON: (1) Attempt to ascertain recipient of mail at Route 2, Box 171A, Silverton, during March 1971, noting this address furnished by HARRY I. HAGAN at that time.

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DB Cooper-42645

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Serials: 563-32-0097, LA 164-497, PD 164-41-1228, SE 164-81