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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 110 p. 658 (DB Cooper-50420), Memo, dated 22 Apr 1972, serial SE 164-81-2526 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-110/pages/658
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FILE (164-81) 4/22/72
SAC J.E. MILNES
NORJAK
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On 4/22/72 I called Asst. Director BATES in
Washington.
I pointed out to him that undoubtedly the
[REDACTED] trip that was made to Seattle by KARL
FLEMING, [REDACTED] since we had interviewed
a guy by the name of [REDACTED] who admits
acquaintance with FLEMING. He is the same individual
whom FLEMING called early on the morning of 2/23/72
and in view of [REDACTED] revelations, would suggest possibly
that much of [REDACTED]
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I advised him that we were completely justified
in interviewing FLEMING to determine identity of person
in Seattle, who was photograph by [REDACTED]
since we had clearly established details of this matter
completely independently of information furnished to
Mr. HENRY PETERSON by [REDACTED]
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I said we could play around with this all day
but I thought the logical approach was to interview FLEMING
at once.
He called back and advised FLEMING should be
interviewed by Los Angeles without any reference
whatsoever to [REDACTED] but deal entirely
with FLEMING's trip to Seattle by him, [REDACTED]
[REDACTED] as well as [REDACTED] and we desired to know immediately
the identity of the person whom he interviewed in
Seattle together with details of the interview.