Part 116, page 51

DB Cooper-53022Serials KC 164-80

Document date 26 March 1973

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KC 164-80

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went into great lengths about how he was then and while in the military, continually having problems with Russians attempt- ing to contact him and involve him in possible subversive activities. He stated the reason he knows these people living in his dormitory are Russians is because they have Slavic shaped faces.

CLAYTON's thought processes regarding Norjak may be questionable in view of the above paragraph.

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Armed and Dangerous

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DB COOPER-53022

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FBI Kansas City field office case number for file 164-80. Continuation of a report discussing an individual named CLAYTON who claimed Russians were attempting to contact him for subversive activities while in the military. He identified them as Russian based on their Slavic facial features. The reporting agent notes that CLAYTON's thought processes regarding the NORJAK (D.B. Cooper hijacking) case may be questionable given these claims. Classification stamp indicating the subject is considered armed and dangerous. Page number 2 of the original document. FBI Vault reference stamp with document identifier.

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