MemoSAC Los Angeles to SAC Seattle re anonymous letter naming Hollywood suspect as D.B. Cooper26 March 1973page 2 of 2
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Part 116, page 48

DB Cooper-53018Serials LA 164-497

Document date 26 March 1973

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LA 164-497

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On 3/21/73, [REDACTED] was interviewed by SA C. ROBERT STRANGER at his employment. He was noted to have light blond, very thin hair, light complexion, 6'2" tall, and blue eyes. He did not appear to resemble the artist's conception nor did his physical description match that furnished by witnesses in this matter.

[REDACTED] advised he had never parachuted and his service experience consisted of being in the National Guard. He stated the writer of the letter is correct in that he does travel to northern California to meetings and conventions in connection with the real estate business. He recalls having last been in Seattle in 1963.

[REDACTED] stated he spent Thanksgiving Day of 1971 at his parents home in Pasadena with eight other members of his family.

[REDACTED] does not appear to resemble the artist's conception or match the description of the unknown subject, appears to be a reputable businessman and criminal and credit checks reveal no derogatory information regarding him. In view of the above, no further investigation will be conducted by Los Angeles at this time unless advised to the contrary by Seattle.

UNSUB CONSIDERED ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

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DB COOPER-53018

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