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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 103 p. 457 (DB Cooper-46920), Memo, dated 21 Jan 1972, serial SE 164-81-8019 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-103/pages/457
Re Bureau airtel to Seattle 1/6/72, requesting
samples of the typewriter described below.
Enclosed herewith are two pages of typing taken
from the Smith Corona Electric portable typewriter.
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For the information of the Bureau, [REDACTED]
was interviewed at which time he advised that he was
200 miles east of Honolulu on [REDACTED] on 11/24/71
when he first heard of the hijacking. He advised he has no
idea who did it and has no idea who wrote the "D.B. COOPER"
letters. He stated that the only people who have access to
his typewriter are himself; [REDACTED]
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In this case it is not considered that other relatives
may be considered as suspects.
A fingerprint examination is not deemed necessary.
REQUEST OF BUREAU
Will conduct typewriter examination of the
submitted items for comparison with previously received
"D.B. COOPER" letters.