MemoSAC WFO to Director re Dr. Frank Cresswell's treatment of Jack Bryant Coffelt21 June 1977page 2 of 2
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Part 120, page 432

DB Cooper-55471

Document date 21 June 1977

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WFO 164-169

Additionally, Dr. CRESSWELL recalled COFFELT possessed a sociopathic personality, and in his opinion, was certainly capable of accomplishing such a stunt as in this case. However, according to Dr. CRESSWELL, COFFELT could only have accomplished this stunt in his earlier years (25-30 years of age) because his physical condition had deteriorated substantially in his later years. Dr. CRESSWELL added he did not remember any atrophy in COFFELT's lower extremities and was certain COFFELT did not walk with a limp during his association with him. Also, Dr. CRESSWELL remembered that COFFELT experienced a "rough life" and consequently he looked much older than his actual age.

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WASHINGTON FIELD

AT WASHINGTON, D. C. Will recontact Dr. CRESSWELL for a review of COFFELT's medical records in an effort to ascertain COFFELT's whereabouts on or about 11/24/71.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

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