Part 121, page 13

DB Cooper-55490Serials LR 164-22

Document date 20 July 1977

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 121 p. 13 (DB Cooper-55490), Teletype, dated 20 Jul 1977, serial SE 164-81-7599 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-121/pages/13

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PAGE TEN LR 164-22 CLEAR DETERMINED THROUGH HIS CONVERSATION WITH [REDACTED] HAD REPRESENTED [REDACTED] IN SOME BUSINESS DEALINGS IN THE PAST AND THAT [REDACTED] WHO CURRENTLY RESIDES IN LAS VEGAS, NEVADA, AND HAS TELEPHONE [REDACTED] THEREAFTER TELEPHONED [REDACTED] IN LAS VEGAS IN AN ATTEMPT TO CONTACT [REDACTED] AND LEARNED THAT [REDACTED] WAS TRAVELING IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BUT WOULD RETURN TO LAS VEGAS IN A FEW DAYS.

[REDACTED] STATED THAT SHE WAS TOLD BY [REDACTED] NOT TO CONTACT THE FBI OR ANY AUTHORITIES INASMUCH AS THE FBI THOUGHT [REDACTED]

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[REDACTED] STATED THAT IF THE STORY GIVEN BY [REDACTED] WAS NOT TRUE, THEN [REDACTED] HAD DONE A LOT OF SERIOUS RESEARCH TO SUBSTANTIATE HIS STORY AND WAS VERY CONVINCING IN HIS APPROACH AND MANNER. [REDACTED] STATED THAT IN HER OPINION [REDACTED] [REDACTED] TO NOT HAVE SOME VERACITY.

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DB COOPER-55490

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Continuation page (page ten) of an FBI report describing a redacted female interviewee's account of a male subject's business dealings and claims; the subject reportedly represented someone in past business dealings, currently resides in Las Vegas, Nevada, and was traveling in Southern California. The interviewee says she was told not to contact the FBI because the FBI reportedly doubted the subject's story, and she offers her opinion that the subject's account, though possibly untrue, was well-researched, convincing, and may have some veracity. Most proper names are redacted. Archive/Bates identification stamp for the FBI Vault D.B. Cooper collection.

Document is a photocopy/microfilm-style reproduction with two large black circular artifacts at top of page, likely scanning/microfilm marks or redaction dots.
Multiple redaction boxes (whited-out/blank boxes) obscure names and identifying details throughout the text.
One large blank/redacted rectangular block occupies roughly a third of the page with no visible text.
FOIA exemption codes 'b6', 'b7C', 'b7D' are printed in the right margin next to redacted passages, indicating personal privacy and confidential source exemptions.

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