MemoSAC Portland to SAC Seattle re interviews concerning William Alexander Cocke Stuart12 December 1974page 1 of 2
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Part 118, page 25

DB Cooper-54001Serials PD 164-41, SE 164-81, SE 164-81-6407

Document date 12 December 1974

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) 12/12/74

SAC, PORTLAND (164-41) (P)

NORJAK (00: Seattle)

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Sub Wm A.C. STUART Sub 739

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[REDACTED] On 12/2/74, [REDACTED] Springfield, Oregon, telephonically contacted the Eugene Resident Agency and advised that he was formerly acquainted with an individual named WILLIAM A. C. STUART.

[REDACTED] stated that STUART was formerly employed by the Smeed Sound Service in Eugene; however, has been residing in the Seattle, Washington area since approximately 1968. [REDACTED] described STUART as an egomaniac type individual who meets the physical description of D. B. COOPER. He further advised that STUART, in conjunction with his job, flies commercial airlines up and down the west coast.

[REDACTED] described STUART as follows:

Age Approx. 34 to 35 Height 5'11" Build Slender Weight 170 pounds Hair Dark

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The 1968 criss-cross telephone directory for Eugene, Oregon area was examined which revealed a WILLIAM A. C. STUART residing at 1401 Olive Street, Eugene, occupation listed as estimator, Smeed Sound Service.

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On 12/3/74, [REDACTED] Smeed Sound Service, 971 W. 8th Avenue, Eugene, Oregon, was contacted and she ad- vised that WILLIAM A. C. STUART formerly worked for that com- pany as an estimator; however, he left in 1968 and has been residing in Seattle since that time. She stated that upon leaving Eugene, he began working for a company known as Ameeco in Seattle. This company was owned by another company known as [illegible]

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164-81-6407 [handwritten, partially overlapping "Sub 739"]

[illegible stamp with partial date, possibly "OCT 17 1974" or similar]

DB COOPER-54001