Part 117, page 95
DB Cooper-53545Serials CE 164-101
Document date February 1975
FBI 164-81, Vault Part 117 p. 95 (DB Cooper-53545), Report, dated Feb 1975, serial SE 164-81-6502 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-117/pages/95
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CE 164-101 CAM:rmi 2
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Several years ago [REDACTED b6/b7C] moved into the neighborhood in which [REDACTED] Approximately two years ago. [REDACTED]
No one in the neighborhood seemed to know what had happened to her. Approximately [REDACTED] ago she returned to Gold Hill. Approximately a week after [REDACTED] a man who stated his name was TOM WILSON arrived at Gold Hill and [REDACTED] WILSON [REDACTED] WILSON was previously unknown in the neighborhood.
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[REDACTED], TOM WILSON, obtained jobs on the third shift at the Cone Mill in Salisbury. TOM WILSON and [REDACTED] home in Rockwell and lived in it, [REDACTED]
[REDACTED] stated that TOM WILSON is a caucasian male, that he appears to be in his 30's, 5 feet 4 inches to five feet six inches, having black or dark brown hair and dark eyes. He is slender, wears glasses, does not have sideburns but has recently started wearing a mustache. [REDACTED] has provided no information as to where or when [REDACTED] nor anything about his background. At one time he advised [REDACTED] that he was from California. On another occasion he told her his home was in Kentucky. [REDACTED] report that he is willing to assist them in errands such as cutting wood, going to the store for them. [REDACTED] mentioned that he and [REDACTED] seemed to have considerable money, but went on to explain she based that feeling on the fact that they seemed to be able to afford such things as large hobby horses [REDACTED] that most working people cannot afford. She knew nothing of his cars, except that [REDACTED] each has a car.
[REDACTED] observed two pictures (artist sketches, one with glasses and one without glasses) on the front page of the November 27, 1974, edition of the High Point Enterprise, a newspaper. The newspaper article which appeared in connection with the pictures told the story of DAN COOPER and the hijacking of the Northwest Airlines airplane in November, 1971. The article identified the printed pictures
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DB COOPER-53545
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