Part 120, page 431
DB Cooper-55470Serials 164-2111, BA 164-1003, SE 164-81, WF 164-169
Document date 21 June 1977
FBI 164-81, Vault Part 120 p. 431 (DB Cooper-55470), Memo, dated 21 Jun 1977 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-120/pages/431
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TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (164-2111)
FROM: SAC, WFO (164-169)(P)
NORJACK (OO:SE)
[date stamp box, top right]: 6/21/77 [blank box below date stamp] [margin codes beside boxes]: b6, b7C, b7D
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ReBAairtel to Bureau, 5/13/77.
Dr. FRANK CRESSWELL, 2029 Q Street, N.W., Washington, D. C. (WDC), was unavailable for interview on 6/1/77 and 6/8/77.
On 6/16/77, Dr. CRESSWELL was contacted at his office at 2029 Q Street, N.W., WDC. At this time, Dr. CRESSWELL recalled JACK BRYANT COFFELT as a former patient of his. Dr. CRESSWELL stated COFFELT was suffering from acute alcoholism, and his treatment of him involved frequent, short-term detoxification confinement. These confinements would usually extend for five to seven days. He did not believe this treatment of COFFELT involved stays at the Melwood Farm in Olney, Maryland.
Dr. CRESSWELL was unable to recall the specific time period when he was treating COFFELT but estimated it stretched over ten years. He further advised the dates of his treatments of COFFELT were recorded in COFFELT's medical records; however, these records were not readily available inasmuch as they were stored at another clinic in WDC. He identified this other clinic as the MarSalle located at 2131 O Street, N.W., WDC. Furthermore, Dr. CRESSWELL acknowledged he would initiate an inquiry for these records but estimated it would take a few days before COFFELT's records could be recovered.
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2 - Bureau 1 - Baltimore (164-1003)(Info) 2 - Seattle (164-81) 1 - WFO
GCW:nas (6)
[handwritten, partially legible]: 164-21-[illegible, guess: 73860] [additional handwritten scrawl/signature, illegible]
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DB COOPER-55470