Part 107, page 108

Document date 24 January 1977

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 107 p. 108 (DB Cooper-48768), Airtel, dated 24 Jan 1977, serial SE 164-81-7329 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-107/pages/108

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SF 164-220 ADC:rvs

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[REDACTED] stated that he confronted LANGSETH with this information, LANGSETH advised that he had previously been interviewed by the FBI, and had been given a clean bill of health.

[REDACTED] stated that even though LANGSETH advised as he did, he felt that the information concerning the Toronto Dominion Bank should be brought to the attention of the FBI and further, that LANGSETH bore a striking resemblance to the composite drawing made available by the FBI in the D.P. COOPER matter.

A review of the San Francisco indices revealed no information concerning JASON THOMAS LANGSETH.

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LEADS

SEATTLE

AT SEATTLE, WASHINGTON: Conduct indices check regarding JASON THOMAS LANGSETH, FBI #825 143 A, California CII #6 340 16, and provide San Francisco Division with any prior investigation conducted regarding LANGSETH.

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DB COOPER-48768

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b6 b7c

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FBI file number and dictation initials for the San Francisco field office, case 164-220. A redacted source confronted LANGSETH, who claimed he had already been interviewed by the FBI and cleared. The source nonetheless felt the Toronto Dominion Bank information and LANGSETH's striking resemblance to the D.B. Cooper composite drawing warranted FBI attention. San Francisco FBI indices had no record of JASON THOMAS LANGSETH. Leads section directing the Seattle FBI field office to run indices checks on JASON THOMAS LANGSETH using his FBI and California CII identification numbers, and to share any prior investigation results with the San Francisco Division. Bates stamp or document tracking number for the DB Cooper FBI file. FBI exemption codes b6 (personal privacy) and b7c (law enforcement – personal privacy) indicating FOIA redaction justifications.

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