Part 118, page 340

DB Cooper-54465Serials SE 164-81-9348

Document date 12 September 2000

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FD-71 (Rev. 3-27-95) Complaint Form

NOTE: Hand print names legibly; handwriting satisfactory for remainder. Indices: [X] Negative [ ] See below

Subject's name and aliases [blank/redacted]

Character of case NORJAK

Complainant [X] Protect Source [redacted box]

Complaint received [ ] Personal [X] Telephonic Date 9/12/00 Time 7:00 pm

Address of Subject [blank]

Complainant's address and telephone number [redacted]

Complainant's DOB [redacted]

Sex Female

Employer Address Telephone [blank]

Vehicle Description [blank]

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Facts of Complaint

PROTECT SOURCE

[redacted] would not give other name) called and reported that for years [redacted] has suspected that [redacted] is D.B. Cooper. She stated that [redacted] admitted to [redacted] several years ago that he was Cooper. Other evidence to support her suspicions include: 1) He was a paratrooper in the military. 2) About one year before the hijacking he changed his name.(?) 3) Sometime after the hijacking he came to her house carrying a bag that he would not let out of his sight. He would even take it to the bathroom.

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SE 164-81-9348 SEARCHED SERIALIZE[D] INDEXED FILED SEP 27 2000 FBI SEATTLE BLOCK STAMP

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SA [blank] (Complaint received by)

DB COOPER-54465 258 [ ] 01.71 SE 164-81-sub766-6

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Standard FBI FD-71 Complaint Form header fields for the NORJAK (Norjak/D.B. Cooper) case, with a telephonic complaint received 9/12/00 at 7:00 pm from a female complainant whose identity is protected/redacted. Most identifying fields (subject name, complainant address/DOB, subject description) are blank or redacted. A protected female source reported by telephone that she has long suspected an unnamed individual (whose identity is redacted) of being D.B. Cooper, citing his military paratrooper background, a name change roughly a year before the 1971 hijacking, and his unusual attachment to a bag he carried and kept close (including into the bathroom) sometime after the hijacking. The source also states the suspect allegedly admitted to being Cooper to another redacted person. Administrative processing stamps and file/serial numbers applied by FBI Seattle field office, dated SEP 27 2000, including case number SE 164-81-9348 and related sub-file number SE 164-81-sub766-6, plus the collection reference DB COOPER-54465.

Printed form with handwritten and typed entries; several fields are redacted with white/black boxes; stamps at bottom are partially overlapping and slightly harder to read.

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