Part 108, page 376

DB Cooper-49428Serials SE 164-81, SE 164-81-8907

Document date 25 April 1972

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FILE (164-81) 4/25/72

SAC, SEATTLE

NORJAK

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Re memo of SA [REDACTED] dated 4/24/72, attached.

I suggested to SA [REDACTED] at the Bureau on 4/24/72 that he have the photostat of these bills examined by the Bureau of Engraving since it appeared to me there were some discrepancies in the 9's in the bills.

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JEM::eon (3)

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164-81 - 8907 SEARCHED INDEXED SERIALIZED [illegible] FILED [illegible] APR 26 1972 FBI — SEATTLE

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DB COOPER-49428

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b6 b7C

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Header block identifying the file number 164-81, date 4/25/72, addressed to SAC Seattle, subject NORJAK. The author references an attached memo from a redacted Special Agent dated 4/24/72 and states that on that date, they suggested the SA have the photostat of certain bills examined by the Bureau of Engraving due to apparent discrepancies in the numeral 9s on the bills. Author initials JEM, typist initials eon, with (3) indicating three copies. FBI Seattle filing stamp showing case number 164-81-8907, with searched/indexed/serialized/filed notations, dated APR 26 1972. Bates-style document identification number for the DB Cooper case file. FOIA exemption codes b6 (personal privacy) and b7C (law enforcement personal privacy) indicating redacted information.

Names of Special Agents redacted with black bars under b6/b7C exemptions
Overall text is clear and fully legible

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