Part 117, page 124

Document date 17 December 1973

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 117 p. 124 (DB Cooper-53579), Memo, dated 17 Dec 1973 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-117/pages/124

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)(P) 12/17/73

SA [redacted]

NORJAK OO: Seattle

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UNSUB; D.B. COOPER FOUND AND BURIED ALONG WITH MONEY

On 12/13/73, [redacted] Amboy, Washington, telephonically advised that she was at a party on [redacted] when she overheard two friends of hers, [redacted] discussing how a friend of theirs had found "D.B. COOPER" and buried him, along with the money, until things cooled off. [redacted] further stated that she believed these friends of hers to be very serious and she stated she would like to discuss this matter further with an Agent of the FBI.

[redacted] stated that the [redacted] live on [redacted] in Yacolt, Washington.

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LEADS:

SEATTLE

AT AMBOY, WASHINGTON:

Will contact [redacted] and determine any further information she may have in this matter and thereafter conduct appropriate investigation.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

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[illegible handwritten notation, possibly initials or filing reference]

RNN/rlg (3)

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DB COOPER-53579

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FBI memo header addressed to Special Agent in Charge, Seattle field office, dated December 17, 1973, regarding the NORJAK case file with Seattle as the office of origin. On 12/13/73, an unidentified woman from Amboy, Washington called the FBI to report that she overheard two friends at a party discussing how a friend of theirs had found D.B. Cooper and buried him along with the ransom money until things cooled off. She believed her friends were serious and wanted to speak further with an FBI agent. The friends reportedly live in Yacolt, Washington. Lead instructions directing the Seattle office to contact the informant in Amboy, Washington, to obtain additional information and conduct appropriate investigation. Subject is considered armed and dangerous. Handwritten notation in lower right corner (largely illegible) and typed dictation/typist initials 'RNN/rlg' with copy count '(3)' at lower left. Bates-style document identifier stamp from the FBI Vault D.B. Cooper file collection.

Typed FBI memo, clearly legible
Several names redacted with b6/b7C exemptions
Handwritten notation in lower right corner partially illegible

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