Part 103, page 56

Document date February 1972

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 103 p. 56 (DB Cooper-46505), Report, dated Feb 1972 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-103/pages/56

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1 LA 164-497 crs/kah

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AT LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA

Through review of appropriate records and interviews of employers, associates or other persons in a position to know of their whereabouts, it has been reported that the following listed individuals were in the Southern California area at the time the Northwest Airlines plane was hijacked on November 24, 1971. In view of this, they do not appear to warrant further consideration as logical suspects at this time:

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[REDACTED]

HENRY GRADY EPPERSON NELSON ROLAND FORTIER LEE JOSEPH GILPATRICK

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EARL BENJAMIN ODEKIRK

[REDACTED]

MICHAEL CHARLES SULLIVAN

[REDACTED]

JAMES WAINWRIGHT

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The names of the persons listed below were referred to the Los Angeles Division of the FBI for consideration as possible suspects. Interviews of persons who have recently associated with these possible suspects were conducted and an artist's conception of the hijacker was displayed. It

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164-81-[guess: 2185] SEARCHED _____ INDEXED _____ SERIALIZED _____ FILED _____ FEB 7 1972 FBI — SEATTLE

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DB COOPER-46505

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FBI Los Angeles field office file number and typist initials. Introductory paragraph stating that the listed individuals were confirmed to be in Southern California at the time of the Northwest Airlines hijacking on November 24, 1971, and are therefore cleared as suspects. List of six named individuals who were cleared as suspects, interspersed with redacted blocks likely containing personal identifying information withheld under FOIA exemptions b6 and b7C. Paragraph explaining that the listed individuals' names were referred to the FBI Los Angeles Division as possible suspects, and interviews of associates were conducted using an artist's conception of the hijacker. The text appears to be cut off at the bottom of the page. FBI Seattle field office processing stamp dated February 7, 1972, with a serial/file number. Bates stamp number from the FBI Vault D.B. Cooper document collection.

Clear typed text
Multiple redaction boxes obscuring personal details between names
Right margin contains FOIA exemption codes b6 and b7C
Small stamp or seal in upper left corner is unclear

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