Part 109, page 208

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SE 164-81

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On April 24, 1972, [REDACTED] Eddie's Tavern, advised that they have not had an organ or an organ player in the tavern in the past two years. She further stated that she did not recognize the photo- graph as the UNSUB.

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On April 24, 1972, [REDACTED], Albatross Cocktail lounge, advised that the photograph of the UNSUB was identical to the[REDACTED] LNU. She stated that [REDACTED] the cocktail lounge, [REDACTED] [REDACTED] phone [REDACTED] address unknown, is a close friend of [REDACTED] LNU, and could provide further information.

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On April 24, 1972, [REDACTED], Albatross Cocktail lounge, viewed the photograph of the UNSUB and advised that it was not identical to [REDACTED] aka [REDACTED] She described MUNGER as WMA, 45 years, 5'5", 135 pounds, wears a hairpiece, employed as a metallurgist for Alcoa Aluminum in Vancouver, Washington.

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The following investigation was conducted by SA NORMAN D. STEPHENSON:

AT WOODLAND, WASHINGTON

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On April 25, 1972, [REDACTED] Campbell's Fountain (Greyhound busstop) advised that she uses a handoperated date stamp to date the bus tickets and that she often forgets to change the date on the stamp. She stated that since she was last interviewed by an FBI agent, that she determined that she was not working on [REDACTED] but that [REDACTED] was on duty that day. She stated that [REDACTED] could be contacted at [REDACTED] [REDACTED] Woodland, Washington, phone [REDACTED]

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After negative attempts to contact [REDACTED] at her home address, it was determined that she was currently at the Mormon Church. [REDACTED] advised that she did not recognize the photograph of the UNSUB as a customer or as anyone she knew. She added that the hand operated date stamp, used to date bus tickets, was often in error, because either she or [REDACTED] would occasionally forget to change the stamp.

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DB COOPER-49707