AirtelSAC New York to SAC Seattle re Stephen P. Meravy credit, judgment and background checks28 February 1973page 3 of 5
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Part 115, page 163

DB Cooper-52640Serials NY 164-627

Document date 28 February 1973

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NY 164-627

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National Bank of Westchester, White Plains, NY 7/27/55

First National City Bank, North Tarrytown, NY 8/25/61

Sears and Roebuck Co., 4/22/66

Bank of Commerce, NYC, Number N57397, 7/28/66

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[REDACTED] stated her records contain no additional information concerning STEPHEN MERAVY.

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On 2/20/73, Chief of Police, ROBERT LIPSKY, Tarrytown, NY, Police Department, advised his records contained no information identifiable with STEPHEN P. MERAVY and likewise his department had no photo on file concerning MERAVY. Chief LIPSKY offered the information to the effect that he knows the MERAVY family personally and recalls that the family lived at [REDACTED], North Tarrytown, NY, in the past. He stated the [REDACTED] STEPHEN. He stated the artist's conception of the unsub in the Norjak case as set forth on page 32 of the December, 1972, FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin appears an extremely "good likeness" to STEPHEN MERAVY as he remembers him. He noted that he had not seen STEPHEN MERAVY in approximately three to four years.

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On 2/20/73, Chief of Police, STEPHEN BLAHA, Ardsley, NY, Police Department, advised his department contained no record or photo of STEPHEN P. MERAVY. He stated that he was acquainted somewhat with STEPHEN MERAVY and was aware that he resided [REDACTED], Ardsley, NY. He noted, however,

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