Part 100, page 224

DB Cooper-45172Serials MO 164-34, SE 164-81, SE 164-81-1534

Document date 22 December 1971

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 100 p. 224 (DB Cooper-45172), Airtel, dated 22 Dec 1971, serial SE 164-81-1534 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-100/pages/224

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12/22/71

AIRTEL AIRMAIL

TO : SAC, NEW ORLEANS FROM : SAC, MOBILE (164-34) (P) SUBJECT: NORJAK

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Enclosed for New Orleans are six copies and for Seattle two copies of FD-302 reflecting interview with DONALD E. TURNER, 2314 Churchill Drive, Mobile, Alabama, on December 22, 1971. Also enclosed for New Orleans and Seattle are two copies each of photograph of TURNER.

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2 - New Orleans (Encs 8) 1 - Seattle (164-81) (Info) (Encs 4) [handwritten: Rec'd SA] 2 - Mobile LEK : mrc (5)

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[handwritten: Secy 72]

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[handwritten: Sub. 72] 164-81-1534 [illegible] D [illegible] EXCD SERIAL[illegible] [illegible] FD DEC 2[illegible] 1971 FBI - SEATTLE

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DB COOPER-45172

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Header block of an FBI Airtel/Airmail memo dated December 22, 1971, from SAC Mobile to SAC New Orleans, regarding case subject NORJAK. Body of memo states that FD-302 interview reports and photographs of subject DONALD E. TURNER are being forwarded to New Orleans and Seattle field offices. Routing and distribution list showing copies sent to New Orleans, Seattle, and Mobile, with enclosure counts. Handwritten annotation 'Rec'd SA' on Seattle line. Initials LEK:mrc indicate the preparer. Handwritten annotation near the TO/FROM header, possibly indicating a secretary or filing designation of '72'. Received/filed stamp from FBI Seattle field office with serial number 164-81-1534, date received approximately late December 1971. Handwritten 'Sub. 72' at top of stamp area. Document index stamp at bottom of page identifying this as part of the DB Cooper case file collection, page/item 45172.

Document is largely clear and typed
Handwritten annotations are slightly difficult to read but mostly legible
Two filled circles at top appear to be redaction markers or artifacts
Stamp in lower right is partially legible

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