Part 112, page 90
Interviewed 26 October 1972Dictated 28 October 1972Transcribed 1 November 1972
FBI 164-81, Vault Part 112 p. 90 (DB Cooper-11205), FD-302 interview, interviewed 26 Oct 1972 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-112/pages/90
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
1 Date of transcription November 1, 1972
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[REDACTED] Alexandria, Virginia, residence telephone [REDACTED] was contacted at his residence by Sergeant RAYMOND WICKSTRAND, Detective GARY BURKETT, both Arlington County, Virginia, Police Department, and Special Agent [REDACTED] Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Alexandria, Virginia. He was advised that the officers wished to discuss CHARLES, BRYCE, [REDACTED] with him, at the Arlington County, Virginia, Police Department. [REDACTED] advised that he had no objection to accompanying the officers to the Arlington Police Department.
[REDACTED] was advised by Sergeant WICKSTRAND that the Commonwealth's Attorney of Arlington County, Virginia, had authorized the [REDACTED] in Arlington County, Virginia, with [REDACTED] He was further advised that no protection could be furnished to him.
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[REDACTED] advised that he has known the [REDACTED] for several years and that he had [REDACTED] CHARLES, BRYCE [REDACTED] Alexandria, Virginia, after he [REDACTED] until they asked him [REDACTED] He was asked [REDACTED] [REDACTED] He returned to [REDACTED] where he is now living after living at [REDACTED] in Alexandria, Virginia, for a few weeks. He ran out of money [REDACTED] as he could not work because [REDACTED] He entered the U. S. Marine Corps in [REDACTED] and was discharged [REDACTED] The discharge was a medical discharge [REDACTED]
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While he was living [REDACTED] they discussed an idea that they had for starting a new life in Alaska, as they did not approve of the way the government was being run. CHARLES was the most radical and closest to being the leader, but he could be overruled by the group. They all saved their money and they purchased camping gear, weapons, and ammunition. They started camping out in West Virginia, and while they were
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Interviewed on 10/26/72 at Arlington County, Va. File # AX
by SA [REDACTED] SW -14- Date dictated 10/28/72
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DB Cooper-11205