Part 110, page 640

Document date 20 May 1987

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 110 p. 640 (DB Cooper-50390), Memo, dated 20 May 1987 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-110/pages/640

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Memorandum

To : SAC SEATTLE (164-81) Date 5/20/87 INDICES From : [redacted] MANUAL b6 FOIMS b7C CONFIDENTIAL Subject: NORJAK

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At about 7:00PM, 5/19/87, writer was contaced by [redacted], Seattle, Washington, home: [redacted] work: [redacted], with the following information:

[redacted] and her [redacted] who did not wish to provide his name, were watching a television show on 5/19/87. The subject of the program was D.B. COOPER.

[redacted] who was drinking with her [redacted] through out the program, b6 and probably for many hours prior to the program, stated that after b7C the program was over, her [redacted] stated that he knew who the subject of the show was in real-life. [redacted] (oo-1)862 164-81 196-0-9 [redacted] claims the [redacted] says it is [redacted] currently an employee with [redacted], based in either Port Townsend, or Port Angeles.

[redacted] was calling the FBI on behalf of the [redacted] just incase this information was true. b6 b7C

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Pls Mark and Initial Circle for Indexing

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PREVIOUSLY ELIMINATED

SEC: PLS match CAPIS FOR→ [redacted] 164/A-81 [redacted] (2) THANKS [stamped date] MAY 20 1987 SEARCHED SERIALIZED [illegible routing stamps]

DB COOPER-50390

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Standard FBI interoffice memorandum header addressed to SAC Seattle, file 164-81, dated 5/20/87, subject NORJAK. Sender name is redacted. Indices/Manual/FOIMS/Confidential stamps appear at right. An anonymous female caller contacted the FBI on the evening of 5/19/87 after watching a television program about D.B. Cooper. Her male companion, who had been drinking heavily, claimed to know the real identity of D.B. Cooper after the program aired. The companion allegedly identified the person as someone currently employed and based in either Port Townsend or Port Angeles, Washington. The caller phoned the FBI on her companion's behalf in case the information was true. Names and identifying details are redacted under b6/b7C privacy exemptions. Indexing instruction stamp with a circled X mark. Bottom-of-page routing and administrative stamps. Handwritten note reads 'PREVIOUSLY ELIMINATED' and 'PLS match CAPIS FOR→' with a 'THANKS' note. Date stamp shows MAY 20 1987. Document tracking number DB COOPER-50390 appears at bottom right.

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