Part 120, page 102

DB Cooper-55105Serials KC 164-80, SD 164-91

Document date 16 September 1976

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 120 p. 102 (DB Cooper-55105), Airtel, dated 16 Sep 1976 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-120/pages/102

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9/16/76

AIRTEL

TO: SAC, KANSAS CITY (164-80)

FROM: SAC, SEATTLE (164-91) (P)

SUBJECT: NORJAK OO: Seattle

RE: DONALD K. COOPER Sub No. 823

Reurlet, 8/27/76.

The information available to Seattle at the present time indicates that COOPER should not be considered a suspect in this matter.

Kansas City is requested to advise Seattle of COOPER's physical description, as well as provide a photo- graph if one is available. In addition, Kansas City is requested, based on their investigation to date, to evaluate the evidence and facts presently known about COOPER and make a determination whether any further investigation concerning him as possibly being identical with UNSUB in this matter is warranted at this time.

It is noted that if further leads are set out by Kansas City, the names and addresses of those relatives visited in [redacted] Iowa, by COOPER during the Thanksgiving Holidays in 1971, should be obtained and they should be con- tacted.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

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Searched___ Serialized___ Indexed___ Filed___

DB COOPER-55105

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FBI AIRTEL from SAC Seattle to SAC Kansas City in the NORJAK (D.B. Cooper hijacking) investigation, dated 9/16/76, concerning subject Donald K. Cooper (Sub No. 823). Seattle states current information does not indicate Cooper is a suspect, and requests Kansas City provide Cooper's physical description and a photograph, evaluate known evidence, and determine whether further investigation into Cooper as a possible match for the hijacking UNSUB is warranted. Also requests that names/addresses of relatives visited by Cooper in an unspecified Iowa location during Thanksgiving 1971 be obtained and contacted if further leads arise. Subject flagged ARMED AND DANGEROUS. Routing distribution list (copies to Kansas City and Seattle field offices), typist initials, and a standard FBI records-processing stamp (Searched/Serialized/Indexed/Filed) along with a Bates/exhibit number identifying the document within the DB COOPER file series.

Typed memo body is clean and clearly legible.
Two small blacked-out redaction blocks are present (marked b6/b7c exemptions) obscuring a place name and a routing box value.
Handwritten annotation and case-number stamp in right margin are largely illegible.
Two small solid black circular marks near top of page appear to be copier/scan artifacts or redaction dots of unclear origin.

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