Part 109, page 401

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SD 174-91

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[REDACTED] stated he and [REDACTED] MARVIN, were formerly in business together [REDACTED] Colorado, selling furniture. About 1962, [REDACTED] ran off with their secretary. He was subsequently arrested by the FBI in San Diego, in 1963, on charges of transporting a stolen motor vehicle interstate, and he served some time in the federal reformatory at Florence, Arizona. While at Florence, he received shock treatments for some type of mental disturbance.

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After MARVIN was released from Phoenix prison, he returned to the Escondido and San Diego areas, where he remained for several months. He subsequently left, and [REDACTED] lost track of him, as did also his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ARTHUR COOPER, who also live in Escondido. MARVIN and [REDACTED] and

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Several years ago, possibly about 1968, they learned through [REDACTED] (phonetic), [REDACTED] Washington, that [REDACTED] had seen MARVIN working in a furniture store in Portland, Oregon, and had talked to him. She learned he had remarried in Portland, to a [REDACTED] After learning this, COOPER's parents wrote to MARVIN at the furniture store in Portland, but they never received any reply from him. COOPER's parents are elderly and have taken MARVIN's trouble very hard.

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In June, 1970, [REDACTED] while on a trip to Vancouver, B.C., Canada, checked the telephone book in Portland, Oregon, and found a listing for a MARVIN J. COOPER which indicated he was an insurance agent, but [REDACTED] did not contact him and [REDACTED] has not tried to contact this individual to determine if he is [REDACTED] [REDACTED] He stated he was reluctant to contact [REDACTED] because of his past mental disturbance, together with the fact that MARVIN evidently does not want to have any contact with him or his parents.

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