Part 109, page 334
Document date May 1972
FBI 164-81, Vault Part 109 p. 334 (DB Cooper-49839), Report, dated May 1972 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-109/pages/334
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Salary was in the 5 figures, possibly $20-$30,000 annually.
Lost his job possibly between 1/70 and 7/70.
Before being laid off, his working hours were somewhat irregular.
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Employment as youth or prior to last job As a youth was a caddy. Also worked for a construction outfit, later on.
Unemployment After being laid off, tried to obtain Compensation: unemployment compensation but was offered jobs-that he considered were too menial for his status. Therefore he walked out of unemploy. office and never returned. (technician or aid)
He considered working in life insurance, construction field or selling mobile homes.
Voice: Twangy- nasal voice.
Medicines: Took only Vitamins B and C. No aspirin or tranquilizers
Drinking Habits: Stopped drinking two years ago because of intestinal troubles.
Arrest Record: No record. Had some traffic violations - running red light; making a California stop
Music: Liked classical music (on the light side) such as Offenbach (his favorite)
Wine: Liked Chablis
Organizations: As a youth was in the [guess: Sea]-Cadets, org. like the Scouts.
Played game as a youth called Ring-A- leave-oh.
Presently belongs to the Country Club, pays $12.00 a month dues. Indicates that when he goes to club everything is carte blanche.
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DB COOPER-49839