Part 120, page 220

Document date 7 August 1976

Open in FBI Vault (Part 120, page 220 of the PDF)

FBI 164-81, Vault Part 120 p. 220 (DB Cooper-55235), Memo, dated 7 Aug 1976, serial SE 164-81-7054 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-120/pages/220

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[illegible marks]

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SD 164-91

Any leads regarding this information are left to the discretion of the Seattle Division.

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A [illegible symbol, possibly initials or a annotation mark]

IN VIEW OF UNUSUAL NAME ( [REDACTED] ) IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT A LEAD BE SET OUT FOR [REDACTED] TO ATTEMPT TO LOCATE & INTERVIEW HER IF POSSIBLE.

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b6 b7C

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DB COOPER-55235

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Two black circular marks and a small handwritten fragment near the top of the page; purpose unclear. Typed paragraph noting that follow-up on the information referenced is left to the discretion of the Seattle Division field office, under file number SD 164-91. Handwritten cursive annotation recommending that a lead be set for a redacted office/location to attempt to locate and interview an unnamed woman, noted as having an unusual name (the name itself is redacted). FOIA exemption codes (b)(6) and (b)(7)(C) marked in the margin, indicating redactions made to protect personal privacy. Page footer showing internal page number 2 and the FBI Vault document control/Bates number for this release.

Typed text at top is clear and legible.
Handwritten annotation is in cursive script and difficult to read with full confidence.
Two redaction boxes obscure a name and a location/office, consistent with FBI FOIA b6/b7C exemption markings noted in the right margin.
Two black circular marks near the top of the page (possibly hole punches, stamp impressions, or scanning artifacts) are unexplained.

Part 120, page 220

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