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Part 101, page 196 DB Cooper-45659 Serials 164-2111 , NY 164-627 , PD 164-41 , SE 164-81
Document date 7 January 1972 AI Dates: machine-written — generated by an AI model from the transcripts, and it can be wrong. The scan is the source; the transcript is machine-generated from it.
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Airtel
1/7/72
To: SACs, New York (164-627)
Seattle (164-81)
From: Director, FBI (164-2111)
NORJAK
Reurairtel 12/16/71 submitting envelope, Q53, and letter, Q54.
Enclosed specimens further described separate Laboratory report.
One latent fingerprint developed Q54. No latent prints of value
developed Q53.
Latent fingerprint not identical fingerprints persons previously
named for comparison this case.
Enc. (2)
1 - Portland (164-41)
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Sub. 130
164-81- [illegible]
SEARCHED _____ INDEXED
SERIALIZED /M FILED
JAN 10 1972
FBI — SEATTLE
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DB COOPER-45659
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FBI Director airtel to SACs in New York and Seattle regarding the NORJAK case. References a 12/16/71 airtel submitting an envelope (Q53) and letter (Q54). Reports that one latent fingerprint was developed from Q54 but no prints of value from Q53. The latent fingerprint did not match any persons previously named for comparison in the case. Enclosures sent, with a copy to Portland.
FBI Seattle office filing stamp dated January 10, 1972, with sub-file reference 130 and case number 164-81.
Bates-style document identifier for the DB Cooper FBI Vault collection.
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