Part 115, page 108

Document date 9 January 1973

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[stamp, partially illegible] ALL IS [illegible] [guess: NORJIST] [illegible]

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Seattle, Washington January 9, 1973

[REDACTED - b6/b7C] Longview, Washington 98632

Dear [REDACTED]:

Thank you for your letter dated December 28, 1972, in which you gave us the benefit of your obser- vations concerning this matter.

You can be assured that this information will remain confidential and it will be thoroughly investigated.

Very truly yours,

J. E. MILNES Special Agent in Charge

1 - Addressee 3 - SE 164-81 RNN/bjb (4)

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DB COOPER-52581 164-81 - [guess: 4319]

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A stamp or notation in the upper-left corner, largely illegible. FBI response letter from Special Agent in Charge J. E. Milnes, Seattle field office, dated January 9, 1973, acknowledging receipt of a letter dated December 28, 1972 from a redacted individual in Longview, Washington who provided observations regarding the D.B. Cooper case. The letter assures confidentiality and thorough investigation. Case tracking notation and document number at bottom of page, with a redacted name block (b6/b7C).

Clean typewritten letter
Recipient name and address redacted (b6/b7C exemptions)
Two black hole-punch marks at top of page

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