Part 100, page 15

Document date 10 January 1972

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 100 p. 15 (DB Cooper-44926), Memo, dated 10 Jan 1972 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-100/pages/15

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 1962 EDITION GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum

TO : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) DATE: 1/10/72

FROM : SA [REDACTED b6/b7C]

SUBJECT: NORJAK 00: SEATTLE

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Re Portland TT to Seattle, dated 12/15/71.

On January 3. 1972, [REDACTED b6/b7C], Tacoma, Washington, advised that a 1964 Plymouth-four door passenger vehicle, bearing Washington license [REDACTED b6/b7C], VIN No. [REDACTED b6/b7C], advised that the vehicle was abandoned [REDACTED b6/b7C], Tacoma, Washington.

On January 3, 1972, [REDACTED b6/b7C], stated that she recalled having called the [REDACTED b6/b7C] to pick up a car which was abandoned at [REDACTED b6/b7C] on July 13, 1971. [REDACTED b6/b7C] advised that the driver of the vehicle, a 1964 tan Plymouth with Washington license No. [REDACTED b6/b7C] was in the possession of an individual by the name of [REDACTED b6/b7C] advised that the man identified as [REDACTED b6/b7C] paid her cash the amount [REDACTED b6/b7C] advised that [REDACTED b6/b7C] had in his company a woman supposedly his wife. [REDACTED b6/b7C] stated that [REDACTED b6/b7C] early on the morning of July 13, 1971, and stated that he [REDACTED b6/b7C] stated that [REDACTED b6/b7C], but left leaving the vehicle parked at [REDACTED b6/b7C].

The records [REDACTED b6/b7C] reflect that [REDACTED b6/b7C] resided at [REDACTED b6/b7C], Tacoma, Washington. At no time did [REDACTED b6/b7C] display any identification.

[REDACTED b6/b7C] furnished the following description of [REDACTED b6/b7C]:

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(2) - Seattle JDG:kn (2)

[stamp, lower right]: 164-81-[REDACTED] SEARCHED......INDEXED...... SERIALIZED [illegible] FILED [illegible] JAN 10 1972 FBI - SEATTLE [signature/initials illegible]

Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan

DB COOPER-44926

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Standard U.S. Government Memorandum form header. Addressed to the Special Agent in Charge (SAC) of the Seattle field office, case file 164-81, dated January 10, 1972. Sent from a Special Agent whose name is redacted. Subject is NORJAK (FBI codename for the D.B. Cooper hijacking), origin office Seattle. Memo body references a Portland Teletype to Seattle dated 12/15/71. Reports on interviews conducted January 3, 1972 in Tacoma, WA regarding a 1964 tan Plymouth four-door passenger vehicle that was abandoned on July 13, 1971. A female source recalled calling [REDACTED] to pick up the car; the driver was in possession of the vehicle under a name that is redacted, paid cash, and had a woman with him described as supposedly his wife. Records indicate the individual resided in Tacoma, WA and displayed no identification. A physical description was being provided at the end of the page (continuation follows). Routing block indicates this is page 2 of 2 copies sent to Seattle. Typist initials JDG:kn. FBI Seattle processing stamp dated January 10, 1972 with serialization markings. Document identifier DB COOPER-44926 visible at bottom right. Standard government savings bond footer printed at bottom.

Document is generally legible but contains extensive redactions under b6/b7C FOIA exemptions covering names, addresses, license plate numbers, and VIN numbers
Typewritten text is clear where unredacted
Minor scanning artifacts present at edges
Rubber stamp in lower right is partially legible

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