Part 119, page 393
DB Cooper-54963Serials 164-2111, 531-16-2565, CO 164-48, SE 164-81
Document date 14 May 1976
FBI 164-81, Vault Part 119 p. 393 (DB Cooper-54963), Memo, dated 14 May 1976, serial 531-16-2565 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-119/pages/393
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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) 5/14/76
SAC, COLUMBIA (164-48) (P)
NORJAK OO: SEATTLE BUFILE: 164-2111
[handwritten, right margin: Sub 814]
RE: SUSPECT EDWARD A. LAME
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The following investigation was conducted by SA [REDACTED] at Orangeburg, S. C:
On 3/24/76 [REDACTED] Credit Bureau of Orangeburg, S. C., made available a record for EDWARD A. LAME, SSN 531-16-2565 which shows his residence as follows:
September 1974: Wood Hills Columbia, S. C.
Prior to 9/74: 1700 Lake View Dr. Monroe, N. C.
September 1975: 1583 Greenvalley Orangeburg, S. C.
November 1975: 2007 Whitepin Road North Augusta, S. C.
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On 3/24/76 [REDACTED] Piggly Wiggly advised EDWARD E. LAME was employed as a meat cutter for six months in 1975. He said LAME was a quiet individual about 50 years old, wore glasses and was a heavy drinker.
[REDACTED] Piggly Wiggly, advised he knew LAME while he was at the store and described him as a person who was fine until he was drinking, then he would make any kind of wild statement you could imagine. [REDACTED] said LAME was a good butcher and steady employee, but the drinking ruined him.
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On 4/29/76 the composite photographs of the unknown subject, aka DAN COOPER without shades was shown to [REDACTED] and they advised this did not resemble EDWARD A. LAME in any way.
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2 - Seattle 2 - Columbia WJD:shb (4)
[stamp, right side, partially illegible]: [illegible]NEC / [illegible]D. SERIALIZED [handwritten illegible] FILED [handwritten illegible] MAY 18 1976 FBI - SEATTLE
DB COOPER-54963 164-81-[illegible]Sub814