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The scan is the source; the transcript is machine-generated from it.
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) 4/7/72
SA [redacted]
NORJAK
RE: [redacted]
SUSPECT NO. [redacted]
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[redacted], Seattle, Washington, was contacted on April 3, 1972, and he advised
that while serving in the Marine Corps he worked with a
man by the name of [redacted] who he feels resembles
the artist's sketch of the hijacker. [redacted] last saw
[redacted] in 1962 while serving in the Armed Forces in Japan.
[redacted] exhibited a picture of the subject that he had
in pictorial essay of the Marine Corps [redacted]
[redacted] in Japan. [redacted] facial features did resemble
that of the artist's sketch, however, physical features
showed a marked difference. [redacted] described [redacted] as
follows:
[redacted] things [redacted] originally came from either
Oregon, Washington, Montana or Idaho. [redacted] relationship
with [redacted] was that of a co-worker and could not be
considered friends. In view of the fact that [redacted]
description does not fit that of the hijacker, it is felt
that continued investigation in this matter is not
warranted.
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