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Part 111, page 389 DB Cooper-50802
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PHOTO?
MOTHER EDNA M SPIKE
TUCSON ARIZ
ST MARYS HOSP.
REL
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(1) NEED MAJOR CASE PRINTS
(2) N.O. HAS PHOTO'S ANY FLYING [guess: EXPERIENCE]
(3) IS HE BALD? NO
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DB COOPER-50802
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b6
b7C
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Handwritten investigative notes listing a person's mother as Edna M Spike, located in Tucson, Arizona, associated with St Marys Hospital. 'REL' likely abbreviates 'Relatives' or 'Religion'. The word 'PHOTO?' at the top suggests a request or question about obtaining a photograph of the subject.
Four rectangular FOIA redaction boxes covering personal information, protected under exemptions b6 (personal privacy) and b7C (law enforcement records - personal privacy), as indicated by marginal notations.
Three numbered action items or investigative questions: (1) a request to obtain major case fingerprints, (2) a note that the New Orleans office has photographs and a question about whether the subject has any flying experience, and (3) a question about whether the subject is bald, answered 'No'.
Bates number stamp identifying this document within the FBI's D.B. Cooper file collection.
FOIA exemption codes written in the right margin indicating redactions were made under exemptions b6 (personal privacy) and b7C (law enforcement records - personal privacy).
Handwritten text on lined paper, mostly legible Multiple FOIA redaction boxes obscure portions of the page Right margin contains FOIA exemption codes b6 and b7C Some words at right edge are cut off or partially obscured Scan order ← p. 388 p. 390 →