ReportInvestigative insert by SA Rosin re James A. Keller (Sub 444)page 3 of 3
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Part 112, page 200

DB Cooper-51032

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BT #164-26 SE #164-81 RPR/gld Page 3

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[REDACTED] stated that on June 9, 1970, KELLER wrecked an airplane on the airstrip [REDACTED]. He told [REDACTED] that he did not have any insurance on the airplane and [REDACTED] learned that on June 10, 1970, KELLER obtained insurance and on June 15, 1970, made a claim on this aircraft that he wrecked on June 9, 1970. [REDACTED] stated that he has made this information available to the insurance company which is handling the claim.

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[REDACTED] stated that KELLER also wrecked another small aircraft at the Spokane Airport in about April, 1971, and that he believes this aircraft was rented or leased from someone in the State of Connecticut or the State of Vermont.

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[REDACTED] continued that KELLER has purchased approximately $50,000.00 worth of new machinery this year, which included two late model Ford tractors worth approximately $13,000.00, two forage wagons at approximately $3,000.00 each, and one late model Ford tractor valued at $6,000.00, and a new three-quarter ton Ford Pickup, four-wheel drive, valued at approximately $4,500.00 to $5,000.00.

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[REDACTED] reviewed a diary which he keeps and noted that on November 22, 1972, KELLER was on the premises at Clark Fork, Idaho, and although he had no notations for November 23, 1972, through November 26, 1972, he believed that he was in the area; however, he does not have a notation on this.

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