Part 9, page 150

DB Cooper-852Serials LR 164-22

Document date 1 September 1977

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 9 p. 150 (DB Cooper-852), Teletype, dated 1 Sep 1977, serial SD 164-91-142 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-09/pages/150

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PAGE TWO LR 164-22 CLEAR

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[REDACTED — b6, b7C, b7D]

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[REDACTED — b6, b7C, b7D]

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[REDACTED] CLAIMED THAT [REDACTED] COULD BE MASTERMIND OF HIJACKING SINCE HE IS [REDACTED]

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Header line indicating this is page two of a teletype or radio message with identifier LR 164-22, marked CLEAR (unencrypted/plain language). Large redacted block, likely containing personally identifiable information about a subject or witness, withheld under FOIA exemptions b6 (personal privacy), b7C (law enforcement personal privacy), and b7D (confidential source). Second redacted block, also withheld under FOIA exemptions b6, b7C, b7D. Likely additional details about a person or source. Partially redacted statement in which a source or individual claimed that a redacted person could be the mastermind of the hijacking because of a redacted characteristic or qualification. Context relates to the D.B. Cooper hijacking investigation. Document control stamp or Bates number identifying this page as part of the DB Cooper FBI Vault release, page 852.

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