Part 8, page 134

DB Cooper-171Serials PX 164-571-2

Interviewed 28 November 1979Dictated 4 December 1979Transcribed 4 December 1979

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 8 p. 134 (DB Cooper-171), FD-302 interview, interviewed 28 Nov 1979, serial PX 164-571-2 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-08/pages/134

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164 - 571 - 2 SEARCHED INDEXED SERIALIZED FILED DEC 4 1979 FBI — PHOENIX [signature/initials illegible]

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[illegible — possible initials or signature, resembles 'gW' or similar]

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b6 b7C

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DB Cooper-171

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[two dark circular artifacts]

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FBI administrative processing stamp indicating the document was searched, indexed, serialized, and filed at the FBI Phoenix field office on December 4, 1979. Case/file reference number 164-571-2 is noted at top. A handwritten mark or initials appearing above and to the left of the processing stamp; content is illegible at this scan resolution. FOIA exemption codes marked in the right margin: b6 (personal privacy) and b7C (law enforcement records — unwarranted invasion of personal privacy). These indicate that substantive content on this page has been withheld/redacted. Pagination/reference label 'DB Cooper-171' stamped or printed in the lower-right corner, indicating this is page 171 within the DB Cooper FBI vault release set. Two dark circular spots near the bottom center of the page, likely microfilm punch marks or scanning artifacts rather than substantive content.

Page body is almost entirely blank/blank-appearing — likely a reverse side of a document or a page where substantive content has been fully redacted under FOIA exemptions
Only administrative stamps and margin notations are legible
Two dark circular spots at bottom are likely microfilm/scanning artifacts
Scattered speckle noise throughout from scanning process

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