Part 113, page 139

DB Cooper-5164Serials SE 164-81, SE 164-81-4082

Document date 10 November 1972

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)(P) 11/10/72

SA [REDACTED] [REDACTED] b6 b7C NORJAK OO: SEATTLE

SUB: [REDACTED]

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On November 3, 1972, [REDACTED] Wilson Motor Company, 5446 Leary Way, Seattle, advised SA [REDACTED] that the friend of his who is suspected of being identical with D. B. COOPER, was infact, [REDACTED]

[REDACTED] advised [REDACTED] was an [REDACTED] and presently lives [REDACTED] Washington.

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LEADS

SEATTLE At [REDACTED] Washington b6 b7C Will conduct discreet inquiries concerning [REDACTED] and attempt to determine sufficient information concerning him, in order to eliminate him as a possible suspect in this matter.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

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(3) RNN/slb

(one copy serial 3956 and 3820 enclosed for agent covering lead.) b6 b7C

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11/13/[guess: 73] [REDACTED] 164-81-[guess: 4082] [guess: it] [guess: us] [signature/initials]

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DB COOPER-5164[guess: 0]

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FBI memo header addressed to SAC Seattle with case number 164-81, dated November 10, 1972. Case name NORJAK, office of origin Seattle. SA name and subject line redacted under b6/b7C. An individual at Wilson Motor Company, 5446 Leary Way, Seattle, advised an FBI SA on November 3, 1972, that his friend who was suspected of being identical with D.B. Cooper was in fact a specific individual (name redacted) who presently lives somewhere in Washington state. Leads section directing the Seattle field office to conduct discreet inquiries at a location in Washington state concerning the redacted individual, to determine if he can be eliminated as a possible D.B. Cooper suspect. Subject flagged as armed and dangerous. Distribution and typist notation. Three copies made, dictated by agent with initials RNN, typed by slb. One copy each of serials 3956 and 3820 enclosed for the agent covering the lead. Handwritten annotations at the bottom of the page including a date, a case serial number, brief notations, and what appears to be a signature or initials. FBI Vault page identification stamp for the D.B. Cooper file.

Multiple redaction blocks obscure names, addresses, and other personal information under b6/b7C FOIA exemptions
Handwritten annotations at bottom are partially legible
Typewritten text is generally clear

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