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DB Cooper-45243Serials LA 164-497

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1 LA 164-497 crs/kah

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AT LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA

Through review of appropriate records and interviews of employers, associates or other persons in a position to know of their whereabouts, it has been reported that the following listed individuals were in the Southern California area at the time the Northwest Airlines plane was hijacked on November 24, 1971. In view of this, they do not appear to warrant further consideration as logical suspects at this time:

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[REDACTED BLOCK - b6/b7C] HENRY GRADY EPPERSON NELSON ROLAND FORTIER LEE JOSEPH GILPATRICK [REDACTED BLOCK - b6/b7C] EARL BENJAMIN ODEKIRK [REDACTED BLOCK - b6/b7C] MICHAEL CHARLES SULLIVAN [REDACTED BLOCK - b6/b7C] JAMES WAINWRIGHT

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The names of the persons listed below were referred to the Los Angeles Division of the FBI for consideration as possible suspects. Interviews of persons who have recently associated with these possible suspects were conducted and an artist's conception of the hijacker was displayed. It [continues on next page]

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164-81-[guess: 2783] SEARCHED INDEXED SERIALIZED FILED FEB 7 1972 FBI—SEATTLE [signature/initials illegible]

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DB COOPER-45243

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File reference number and initials for the Los Angeles FBI field office document. FBI Los Angeles Division report stating that the following individuals were confirmed to be in the Southern California area at the time of the DB Cooper hijacking on November 24, 1971, and therefore do not warrant further consideration as suspects. List of six named individuals confirmed to have been in Southern California at the time of the hijacking, interspersed with redacted personal identifying information (b6/b7C exemptions). Introduces a second set of individuals referred to the FBI's Los Angeles Division as possible suspects; interviews were conducted and an artist's rendering of the hijacker was shown. Text is cut off mid-sentence. FBI Seattle processing stamp dated February 7, 1972, indicating the document was searched, indexed, serialized, and filed. References internal file number 164-81-[illegible]. DB Cooper case document identifier stamp.

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