Part 100, page 20
DB Cooper-44932Serials PD 164-41
Document date 15 December 1971
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 100 p. 20 (DB Cooper-44932), Teletype, dated 15 Dec 1971 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-100/pages/20
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PD 164-41 PAGE THREE
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THE STOLEN REPORT FURTHER STATED [redacted] MIGHT HAVE THE IDENTI- FICATION OF [redacted], OKLAHOMA; OKLA- HOMA DRIVERS LICENSE [redacted]. REPORTEDLY [redacted] LOST HIS WALLET AT THE TAVERN AT APPROXIMATELY THE TIME THE VEHICLE WAS STOLEN. THE REPORT FURTHER STATED THAT THE VEHICLE WAS IMPOUNDED BY THE TURNER TOWING COMPANY, INC., TWO SIX TWO ZERO PACIFIC AVENUE, TACOMA, WASHINGTON ON JULY TWELVE, SEVENTY ONE.
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[redacted], JUBITZ' TAVERN, PORTLAND, OREGON, ADVISED ON DECEMBER ONE FOUR, SEVENTY ONE, [redacted] WITH [redacted], WHO AT TIMES IS A WINDBAG. SHE STATED THAT LAST SATURDAY, DECEMBER ELEVEN, [redacted] VISITED THE TAVERN AND ASKED HER WHAT [redacted] NAME WAS AND ALSO HIS DESCRIPTION. SHE STATED SHE INFORMED [redacted] THAT TO HER RECOLLECTION [redacted] WAS APPROXIMATELY [redacted], FIVE FEET NINE, DARK HAIR, WEARING DARK-RIMMED GLASSES, PRE- SCRIPTION TYPE AND CLEAR, AND A DARK JACKET.
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[redacted] SAID SHE RECALLED THE INCIDENT OF THE THEFT OF [redacted] CAR, STATING THAT AT APPROXIMATELY THE SAME TIME A CUSTOMER BY THE NAME OF [redacted] HAS HIS WALLET STOLEN AND IT WAS ASSUMED THAT THE INDI- VIDUAL KNOWN AS [redacted] MAY HAVE STOLEN THE WALLET. SHE STATED SHE END PAGE THREE
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