Part 112, page 329

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SE 164-81 PD 164-41 CLH:jmp 2

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Between June 30 and July 13, 1972, attempts to contact DUNAWAY at his last known address were negative. No one was at home.

On July 13, 1972, Mrs. CHARLES DUNAWAY, SR. was contacted at her residence, Route 1, Box 52, Hillsboro, Oregon, and she advised she resides there with her husband, CHARLES, SR., and her son, CHARLES VICTOR DUNAWAY. Her son is self-employed as a brickmasong and is currently working on a contracting job at a housing area known as Apache Bluffs located in Tualatin, Oregon.

On July 14, 1972, an attempt to contact DUNAWAY at his contracting job in Tualatin, Oregon, was negative. The main contractor for that job advised he was not at work that day because of the particular stage in construction, there was no brick masonry to be done.

On July 14, 1972, Mrs. DUNAWAY was recontacted at her residence and advised her son was at work, however, he is possibly working on another contracting job.

On July 17, 1972, CHARLES VICTOR DUNAWAY was contacted at his residence, Route 1, Box 52, Hillsboro, Oregon. DUNAWAY was cooperative and advised he has never participated in any flying or skydiving activity and has never had any interest to do so. He is acquainted with the southern part of Washington state through having visited that area in camping trips. DUNAWAY formerly worked in a partnership with another [REDACTED] named [REDACTED] who resides at [REDACTED] Portland, Oregon. DUNAWAY and [REDACTED] decided to operate separate mason contracting businesses so they would be able to handle the large amount of work they were getting. On November 24, 1972, DUNAWAY and [REDACTED] were still partners and they were both employed on [REDACTED] at the housing project named [REDACTED] located in [REDACTED]

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DB COOPER-51179