MemoSAC Seattle re Kathleen Scheffler tip on possible NORJAK suspect18 May 1976page 2 of 2
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Part 120, page 44

DB Cooper-55037Serials SE 164-81

Document date 18 May 1976

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SCHEFFLER stated she met [REDACTED] in 1968 or 1969 when she [REDACTED] SCHEFFLER stated [REDACTED] used to work for Boeing as a [REDACTED] in about 1968 and also worked at the Top of the Hilton as a maitre d'. As far as SCHEFFLER knows now, [REDACTED] is not currently em- ployed. [REDACTED] according to SCHEFFLER, had expressed some admiration for COOPER to SCHEFFLER shortly after the hijack.

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SCHEFFLER stated, after viewing the artist's com- posits of the unknown subject in this matter, that the only one that looks like [REDACTED] is the color composite with glasses.

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On 4/1/76, a check was made with the Seattle Police Department and the King County Department of Public Safety concerning [REDACTED] The following information was learned: [REDACTED] in Seattle, Washington. He drives a 1963 Volkswagen two-door, license [REDACTED] His date of birth is [REDACTED] His Social Security Number is [REDACTED] His Police Department Rap Sheet showed arrests for [REDACTED]

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A Seattle Police Department mug shot taken [REDACTED] reveals [REDACTED] to be a light-complected, white male with a fairly long and crooked nose. In addition, [REDACTED] has a dis- tinctive [REDACTED]

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In view of the physical discrepancies between [REDACTED] and the unknown subject in this matter, no further investiga- tion will be conducted concerning him at this time.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS

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