ReportTo SAC Seattle re interview at City Transfer Company and record checks17 May 1972page 1 of 2
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Part 104, page 218

DB Cooper-47180Serials SE 164-81, SE 164-81-3720

Document date 17 May 1972

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SAC (164-81)(P) 5/17/72

SA [REDACTED]

NORJAK OO: SEATTLE

RE: [REDACTED] (FNU)

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On 1/4/72, [REDACTED] was contacted at his place of business, [REDACTED], Washington, which is City Transfer Company. At that time, [REDACTED] advised that he [REDACTED] [REDACTED] who resides in [REDACTED] and Washington. He said that [REDACTED] and resides in a rural area outside [REDACTED] Washington, but that he did not know the exact address.

[REDACTED] was displayed a composite drawing of Norjak subject whom [REDACTED] advised bore absolutely no resemblance to [REDACTED] said that [REDACTED] and that [REDACTED] is about 5'8" tall and weighs about 195 pounds. [REDACTED] advised that [REDACTED] has a stocky build with a receding hairline.

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[REDACTED] said that neither he nor [REDACTED] know how to fly and that [REDACTED] has never parachuted in his life to the best of his knowledge. [REDACTED] said [REDACTED] was in the Army but was never a paratrooper. He said that neither he nor [REDACTED] owns an airplane or has any experience with repairing or maintenance of aircraft of any type.

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[REDACTED] advised that he would attempt to locate a photograph of [REDACTED] and furnish this to interviewing Agent.

On 3/2/72, [REDACTED] telephonically contacted the Seattle Office of the FBI and advised that he had been unable to locate a photograph of [REDACTED]. He stated that he had located the address of [REDACTED] which was [REDACTED]

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DB COOPER-47180

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