MemoSeattle re Pacific Northwest Bell caller furnishing possible suspect name24 November 19751 page
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Part 119, page 256

Document date 24 November 1975

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SAC, SEATTLE (10[illegible]-81) 11/2[guess: 4]/75

S[guess: A] FRANCIS L. [guess: ENTLER] [REDACTED]

NORJAK.

[REDACTED] Pacific Northwest Bell, 416 Occidental Ave. S., Seattle, tel. [REDACTED] appeared at the Seattle office and furnished the name of [REDACTED] as a possible suspect in this matter. [REDACTED] reportedly matches the description of the UNSUB and also has the technical expertise to commit such a crime.

[REDACTED] advised that he and Ron Ovechka of Cable TV Puget Sound, 1651 Center St., Tacoma, served in the U.S. Air Force with [REDACTED] Ovechka was [REDACTED] [REDACTED] while in the Air Force, was assigned to [REDACTED] [REDACTED] Tacoma, and was trained in survival and parachuting.

[REDACTED] advised that [REDACTED] is now retired from the Air Force and is possibly residing now in the state of Idaho or Texas. An exact address may be obtained from military records.

Seattle indicies negative re [REDACTED]

FEE/fee (2)

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[handwritten, illegible: possibly a date/routing code] [stamp box, mostly illegible printed text] NOV 25 1975 FBI - SEATTLE