To SAC Portland re possible identification of D.B. Cooper from A&E broadcast
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To SAC Portland re caller reporting McChord AFB acquaintance as possible D.B. Cooper
Document date 28 May 1995
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Id: Cooper-Part-97:299-299
Subject: Cooper Files: Cooper-Part-97:299-299 Document: Memo to SAC Portland re caller reporting McChord AFB acquaintance as possible D.B. Cooper Id: Cooper-Part-97:299-299 Page: https://cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-97%3A299-299 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 97 p. 299 (DB Cooper-43848), Memo, dated 28 May 1995 — cooper.theunsolved.net/documents/Cooper-Part-97%3A299-299
Memorandum
To : SAC, PORTLAND (164-41*) (C) Date 5/28/95 From : SA [redacted] Subject: INFORMATION REGARDING POSSIBLE IDENTIFICATION OF DB COOPER
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Writer was contacted by [redacted] on 5.27.95 at 9:08 AM. His DOB is [redacted], and resides at [redacted], Jeolton TN, telephone H [redacted], pager [redacted]. He had watched an A&E special on DB COOPER this AM and thought he might know the identity of subject. He stated that during the time frame of [redacted] through [redacted] he was stationed at MCChord AFB WA. He worked in the [redacted] [redacted] group that specialized in reading and parachuting into areas using topographic maps. One of the NCO's who as assigned to his group the [redacted] was a man who they nicknamed [redacted] who lived in Tacoma WA at that time. [redacted] had been a member of that group for quite a while before he arrived at McChord. [redacted] was in his 50's at the time but looked like he was in his 30's and was very muscular and in excellent physical shape. In [redacted] won an award for setting the northwest tracking manoeuver in record time. It was sponsored by a whiskey company, he thinks Segramm's. [redacted] never lacked for money and didn't mind spending it on his friends and associates. He would have retired from the military by this time and doesn't know the identity of [redacted] his address or any other information other than he looked identical to the sketches on TV.
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[redacted] SE-61-53 [redacted] FILED MAY 2 8 1995 FBI-PORTLAND
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[guess: approve] [guess: June] 6 [guess: Suzee]
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DB Cooper-43848
Serials: PD 164-41