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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 112 p. 191 (DB Cooper-51024), Memo, dated 21 Jun 1972, serial SE 164-81-3544 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-112/pages/191
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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)(P) 6/21/72
SA [REDACTED] b6
b7C
NORJAK
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Re: JOE INGALL (PHONETIC)
On June 13, 1972, JAMES N. ROUNSAVELL, 3239 - 33rd
Avenue West, Seattle, Washington, contacted FBI, Seattle
to provide informaiton on captioned incident. ROUNSAVELL
was previously involved in this case as suspect #370.
His connection with captioned incident was investigated
by SA [REDACTED] and he was eventually eliminated b6
as a possible suspect. b7C
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ROUNSAVELL stated that approximately 18 months
ago he met an individual at the Picadilly Room in the
Olympic Hotel, Seattle, Washington. He described this
individual as follows:
Name: JOE INGALL (PHONETIC)
Race: White
Sex: Male
Height: 5'10"
Weight: 159-165 pounds
Age: 38-43 years
Complexion: DArk
Hair: Black, but looked dyed
Physical appearance: Dressed well, did not wear
glasses
Employment: Claimed he had previously
been a test pilot on the
X-15 project but was now
flying for United Airlines
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ROUNSAVELL stated that since he was last inter-
viewed by SA [REDACTED] he had been considering b6
the possibility that INGALL might be identical to the b7C
artist's conception of D. B. COOPER. He also said that he
has become more interested in the case due to the fact of [guess: under] 4/[guess: 43]
his previous status as a suspect.