Part 101, page 119

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81-506) 1/3/72

SA [REDACTED b6/b7C]

NORJAK

SUSPECT CHARLES GUGGLEMAN, aka CHUCK (Sub 110)

Re Seattle memo of SA ELGIN E. OLROGG, 12/1/71.

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On December 23, 1971, [REDACTED b6/b7C] at Paine Field, business telephone [REDACTED], address [REDACTED], Seattle, Washington, home phone [REDACTED], provided the following information:

CHARLES GUGGLEMAN is an acquaintance that is known to her because of his ownership of an airplane which he previously had "tied down" at the Paine Field Airport. This airplane, according to her records, was a 1962 Piper Aztec, off white in color with black trim, #M-5091Y, serial number 27-2115. Airport registration records show the last registered owner of this aircraft as of December, 1971, to be a [REDACTED], Eugene, Oregon. [REDACTED] [REDACTED] last saw GUGGLEMAN approximately one month ago, at which time he was having some ownership problems because of the above airplane. He was in the process of purchasing this aircraft from the registered owner who had instituted process to have the airplane re-possessed. At that time Mr. GUGGLEMAN had taken the airplane in question to the Arlington Airport and then into Canada in order to evade the repossession effort. The person attempting to re-possess the airplane was [REDACTED] for the Commercial Credit Equipment Corporation, 7120 Havenhurst Avenue, VanNuys, California, telephone [REDACTED].

The rumor around the airport was that GUGGLEMAN was using the aircraft to fly narcotics into the United States from Canada.

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[REDACTED b6/b7C] stated that the picture does in some very slight ways resemble GUGGLEMAN whom she described as a white male, approximately 6' 2", 200 pounds, age 42, barrel chested with a stupping [guess: stooping] carriage. He has a dark complexion

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PMB:bfr (3)

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DB COOPER-45572

Sub. 110 164-81-1[illegible]24 SEARCHED ......... INDEXED SERIALIZED ......... FILED ....... JAN 3 1972 FBI - SEATTLE