Part 119, page 395

DB Cooper-54965Serials 164-8, 164-8-SUB814, CE 164-101, CO 164-48

Document date 30 April 1976

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 119 p. 395 (DB Cooper-54965), Memo, dated 30 Apr 1976, serial 164-8-SUB814 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-119/pages/395

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-8) 4/30/76

SAC, CHARLOTTE (164-101) (RUC)

Sub 814 [handwritten]

NORJACK

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Re Columbia teletype to Bureau, 3/5/76.

Enclosed for the Columbia Division and the Seattle Division are two copies each of investigative insert reflecting investigation conducted at Raleigh and Monroe, N. C.

No further investigation is being conducted by the Charlotte Division unless requested by CO.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

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2 - Seattle (Enc. 2) 2 - Columbia (164-48) (Enc. 2) 1 - Charlotte

CSR:pbh (5)

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164-8-Sub814 6421 [handwritten signature/initials, illegible]

DB COOPER-54965

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Routing header of an FBI airtel/memo from SAC Charlotte to SAC Seattle, dated 4/30/76, referencing case file numbers and the NORJACK case name, with a handwritten sub-file annotation "Sub 814". Memo body stating this references a Columbia teletype to the Bureau dated 3/5/76, enclosing copies of an investigative insert covering investigation conducted in Raleigh and Monroe, North Carolina; states no further investigation will occur unless requested by the case office (CO); ends with the standard "ARMED AND DANGEROUS" warning notation used in the D.B. Cooper (NORJACK) case. Standard FBI memo distribution list indicating copy counts sent to Seattle, Columbia, and Charlotte offices, with enclosures noted, plus typist initials "CSR:pbh" and a page/copy count "(5)". Handwritten case/sub-file number stamp with an illegible signature or initials, and a printed archival stamp "DB COOPER-54965" identifying the document within the FBI Vault D.B. Cooper collection.

Typewritten memo with some faded/blurred characters, especially in office file numbers.
Two black circular dots at top of page appear to be scan/reproduction artifacts (possibly hole punches or redaction marks), not textual content.
Bottom-right stamp/signature block is handwritten and largely illegible.

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