MemoSA to SAC Seattle re NORJAK suspect Bob Ball, Sub 451, with background data5 September 1972page 2 of 2
reportLegibility: high

Part 112, page 403

DB Cooper-51259Serials SE 164-81

Document date 5 September 1972

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SE 164-81

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Previous Address As of March, 1971, was 1712 Edmonds Southeast, Redmond [redacted/b7C] 12/70 Member of Cement Workers Local 528 12/70 Address 609 Main Street 12/70 8717 South 117th 12/61 Address 28643 Pacific Highway South, Federal Way 2/54 Address 8549 South 116th 8/50 110th Seventh Street South, Longview, Washington

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EMPLOYMENT

12/61 Hi Line Foods, Meat Department 2/58 PETER KIEWIT Construction 1/58 Self-employed as a butcher

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Divorces [REDACTED - b6/b7C]

Bankruptcy 8/58, liabilities $15,953, Declared assets $3,925; discharged 9/58 Bankruptcy 1/65, liabilities $23,403, Declared assets $10,950; discharged 3/65

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On August 22, 1972, SE [REDACTED - b6/b7C] caused the records of the King County Sheriff's Office to be checked concerning BALL with negative results.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

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LEAD

SEATTLE DIVISION At Seattle, Washington

1) Will contact [REDACTED - b6/b7C], Boeing Aircraft Corporation and determine from her if BALL employed by Boeing during 1956 in the Cable Control and Inspection Department. If so, obtain complete background and descriptive data in order to eliminate as a suspect.

2) Contact the Seattle Board of Realtors and deter- mine if BALL was a licensed realtor in the state of Washington in the early 1960's. If so, obtain background and descriptive information in order to eliminate as a suspect.

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DB COOPER-51259