Part 110, page 3
DB Cooper-293Serials SE 164-81
Document date February 1972
FBI 164-81, Vault Part 110 p. 3 (DB Cooper-293), Report, dated Feb 1972 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-110/pages/3
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SE 164-81
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As of 2/4/72, some 325 suspects had been placed under investigation. As of that same date, 220 had been eliminated either through showing of photographs to witnesses, or definitely establishing their whereabouts at work or elsewhere, so as to conclusively eliminate them as suspects.
Leads on suspects are set out by teletype or airtel depending on whether or not photographs are being transmitted.
The lists of ransom money have been widely distributed by the Seattle, Portland, Sacramento and Las Vegas Divisions to banks, law enforcement agencies, hotels, motels, liquor stores, newspapers, radio and television stations.
On the theory that the subject might not have survived his leap from the plane, law enforcement agencies in the Seattle, Portland, Sacramento and Las Vegas Divisions have been or are being contacted to determine if there is any person reported missing who could fit the description of the hijacker. Developments thus far have been negative.
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Leads concerning suspects will not be set forth in this report as they are being handled by interoffice communications as previously mentioned.
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PORTLAND DIVISION
At Portland, Oregon
Will continue its investigation to trace back, if possible, the origin of the black tie and tie tack found on the plane and believed to possibly have been the property of the unsub.
When Portland's investigation is concluded concerning the tie, the tie should be forwarded to Seattle for similiar investigation in the State of Washington.
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SACRAMENTO DIVISION
Will maintain contact with Beale Air Force Base concerning the flight of the Air Force SR-71 and advise the results of the flight and when the pictures might be available.
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DB Cooper-293