Part 108, page 386
DB Cooper-49438Serials SE 164-81
Document date 24 April 1972
FBI 164-81, Vault Part 108 p. 386 (DB Cooper-49438), Memo, dated 24 Apr 1972 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-108/pages/386
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SE 164-81
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only if the author had absolutely nothing to do with the crime itself but was merely writing about it that there probably would be a recommendation for no prosecution of misprison. He indicated he had no intention of granting immunity for someone involved in the hijacking.
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Making reference to the mention of the manuscript of the hijacker stashing a car at LaCenter and also mentioning Woodland, Washington, he thought these pictures should be shown in those areas to see if we could identify the person in the pictures. I suggested that since we already have the possibility of unlocking this entire thing through the fact that [REDACTED] were having a confrontation this morning, refereed by two Bureau Agents, that the latter might furnish the solution. It was explained we had checked the Greyhound bus stop at Woodland which indicated there were no tickets sold on 11/24/71 but that SF, where all such records are maintained, has been asked to verify this.
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[REDACTED] said our abovementioned teletype did not state that pictures of [REDACTED] were being sent to LA to determine from [REDACTED] if this is in fact the [REDACTED] who drove them around. [REDACTED] was advised that pictures had been sent to LA with that request.
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In summation, [REDACTED] said, "put heat on it because it is hot back here."
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DB COOPER-49438
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b6 b7C