Part 116, page 281

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Date of transcription 7/30/73

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[REDACTED], Sumner, Washington, phone [REDACTED] furnished the following information concerning a man whom he phonetically knew as GULOOSKI residing at 120th Street East and 214th Avenue East, Sumner (by description of the location and the above phonetic name it was determined that the true name of the suspect is A. A. GALLUCCI, 21411 120th Ave., East, Sumner);

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[REDACTED] explained that he was a Reserve Deputy with the Pierce County Sheriff's Office and starting approximately six months before Thanksgiving of 1971 he had [REDACTED]. They were having trouble with the stop and go at 120th Street East and 214th Avenue East, and in connection with this he asked GALLUCCI who resided at that corner if he could park his car in this to observe the activity at this stop and go. Because he did this frequently at night, he struck up several conversations with GALLUCCI and ascertained over a period of time that GALLUCCI was previously a supervisor in design at Boeing Aircraft. Further, he is an officer in the Civil Air Patrol, Enumclaw Wing. In his yard at the back was a mach-up of what appeared to be the tail end of an aircraft, not to full scale but very large and on a platform. He thought it was the tail end because it had no large wings, only small wings protruding as a tail of an aircraft. He did not recall that it had a tail similar to a 727. GALLUCCI lived in a mobil home and he had occasion to go into the home where GALLUCCI housed his wife and several children. They had a modest home and GALLUCCI explained that he desired to get money to build a home on the property but it probably would be a long wait. He had contact with GALLUCCI up to about the time of the hijack and then there was a period he did not see him. Sometime about the time of the hijakk he had his automobile burglarized according to his report, during which his wallet and ID was taken.

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Officer [REDACTED] from the Pierce County Sheriff's Office investigated this burglary. At the

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Interviewed on 7/20/73 at Tacoma, Washington File # SE 164-81 by SA JAMES A. GIRARD/pmh Date dictated 7/24/73

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