Part 120, page 97

Document date 6 February 1976

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 120 p. 97 (DB Cooper-55100), Memo, dated 6 Feb 1976 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-120/pages/97

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DE 164-115

returned in especially good financial condition and obtained a position as Manager of the New York State Credit Union League of which I believe he is still associated."

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LEADS:

NEW YORK

AT NEW YORK, NEW YORK

Will, through New York State Credit Union League attempt to identify and locate D.K. COOPER and attempt to determine if identical with D.B. COOPER.

DETROIT

AT DETROIT, MICHIGAN

Will maintain contact with Mr. WILLIAM TREMBLAY in the event anonymous "tipster" furnishes any additional information.

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[illegible: possibly "679-7320"] 204 5th [guess: partial address, e.g. "204 5th Ave"]

(518) 482-8891 [illegible: possibly "120 Westmore Ave"] 1211 Albany,

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[illegible] DONALD K. COOPER

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DB COOPER-55100

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Continuation of a quoted statement noting that an individual returned in good financial condition and became Manager of the New York State Credit Union League. Investigative leads assigning the New York field office to identify/locate D.K. COOPER via the New York State Credit Union League and determine if he is identical to D.B. COOPER, and the Detroit field office to maintain contact with informant William Tremblay. Handwritten annotations in the margins, likely a phone number, partial street address, and additional contact/address information added by an investigator. Handwritten name, likely identifying the full name of D.K. COOPER referenced in the typed leads. Two large solid black circular marks near the top of the page, likely redaction marks, hole reinforcements, or scanning artifacts. Page number footer and archival Bates stamp number.

Typed body text is clear and legible.
Handwritten annotations (name, phone number, address, and margin numbers) are cursive and partially illegible.
Two large solid black circular marks near the top of the page obscure content or are artifacts/redactions.
Faint diagonal pencil/pen marks near top of page are illegible.

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