Part 103, page 364

DB Cooper-46819Serials SE 164-81, SE 164-81-2207

Document date 22 February 1972

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 1962 EDITION GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum

TO : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) DATE: 2/22/72

FROM : SA [REDACTED] b6 b7C SUBJECT: NORJAK

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On January 7, 1972, witness CORD SPRECKEL, business address 624 Yale Avenue North, Seattle, Washington, telephone number 623-2984, was shown the photographs of the following individuals whom he positively eliminated as the subject of the above captioned case: (SPRECKEL based this opinion on his observation of hijacker aboard the flight)

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2. JOHN EMIL LIST, Sub. [REDACTED] 203 5. GEORGE BRYAN SIEGRIST, [REDACTED] 202 7. GERALD ELMER HAMMER, [REDACTED] 134 8. RILEY LAFAYETTE TICER, [REDACTED] 133 9. CHARLES D. BAKER, [REDACTED] 63 12. MAURICE STANISLAUS KEATING, [REDACTED] 166 13. RODNEY HOLBROOK PACK, [REDACTED] 232 14. WAYNE KING, Sub. 270 16. KENNETH DOWIE, Sub. 250 17. JOHN NEAL MARLEN, [REDACTED] 251 20. ANTHONY FERNANDEZ, [REDACTED] 23 22. ROBERT HAROLD SHORES, [REDACTED] 107 23. DARRYL BRUCE COOPER, [REDACTED] 258 25. WILLIAM THOMAS EDWARDS, [REDACTED] 143 27. GEORGE B. SIEGRIST, [REDACTED] 202 29. ROLAND CECIL LIND, [REDACTED] 42 30. PETER A. PARLO, [REDACTED] 145 31. JOHN NEAL MARLER, [REDACTED] 251 32. BUZZ (LNU), [REDACTED] 238 33. BERNARD J. CONDON, aka Benie Condon, [REDACTED] 236

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SERIALIZED FILED FEB 2 2 1972 FBI--SEATTLE

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(35) DSJ/slb DB COOPER-46819 Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan

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164-81-[guess: 2207]

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Standard US Government memo header addressed to SAC Seattle from a redacted Special Agent, regarding the NORJAK case, dated February 22, 1972. Witness Cord Spreckel, a business person from Seattle, was shown photographs on January 7, 1972 and positively eliminated the following individuals as the D.B. Cooper hijacker, based on his observation of the hijacker aboard the flight. Numbered list of 20 individuals whose photographs were shown to witness Spreckel and positively eliminated as the hijacker. Numbers are non-sequential (2-33), suggesting this is a continuation or subset of a larger list. Each entry includes a name followed by redacted information (likely addresses) and a sub-file or reference number. Notable entries include JOHN EMIL LIST (later a famous fugitive), DARRYL BRUCE COOPER, and BUZZ with Last Name Unknown (LNU). FBI Seattle filing stamp dated February 22, 1972. Administrative footer showing dictation/typist initials (DSJ/slb), case file number DB COOPER-46819, distribution count of 35, and standard government form footer text about savings bonds. Handwritten file reference number in the right margin, likely a sub-file number within the 164-81 Seattle NORJAK case file.

Redaction bars obscure portions of several lines, particularly after names (likely addresses or identifying information)
b6/b7C FOIA exemption markings visible in right margin
Some numbers partially obscured by redactions

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