Part 104, page 355

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MI 164-37 JJM:mjk -4-

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in conjunction with the ticket. SCHEER stated that the tickets were at his home and that he would return with the ticket. In the meantime, the Terminal determined that the checks cashed by SCHEER were non sufficient fund checks. On November 27, 1971, SCHEER returned to the Airport to make his flight to Omaha. SCHEER was asked for his ticket and when he handed it to the clerk, he was told that the checks were returned marked non sufficient funds and he would have to pay cash for the ticket, if he wanted to fly to Omaha. SCHEER advised that he would get the cash, he returned to his cab and was not seen again.

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On December 15, 1971, officials at the Pioneer Inn, Oshkosh, Wisconsin, advised Winnebago County Sheriff's Office authorities that TERRY SCHEER stayed at the Pioneer Inn from November 24 through November 29, 1971. SCHEER left owing six days room rent plus meals. SCHEER also cashed three $10.00 checks while he was at the Pioneer Inn and they were all returned, marked "Account Closed".

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On December 16, 1971, [REDACTED] City Cab Company, Oshkosh, Wisconsin, advised that his company did carry TERRY SCHEER on several occasions between November 24 and November 28, 1971, and the last time they picked up TERRY SCHEER was on November 28, 1971, when they transferred him from the Pioneer Inn to Howard Johnsons Motor Lodge, Highway 41, Oshkosh, Wisconsin.

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Investigation at Howard Johnsons Motor Lodge on December 16, 1971, reflects that TERRY SCHEER was registered at Howard Johnsons Motor Lodge on November 28, 1971. Employees at Howard Johnsons Motor Lodge became quite suspicious of SCHEER and when one of the employees noticed that SCHEER was packed and ready to move out of the motel, she notified [REDACTED]

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