Part 121, page 206

DB Cooper-55814Serials LA 164-497, SE 164-81-7330

Document date 21 January 1977

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1 LA 164-497 SJF/llp

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The following investigation was conducted by SA STANLEY J. FULLERTON at El Toro and Santa Ana, California.

On December 1, 1976, and December 22, 1976, contact was established with [REDACTED] [REDACTED] United States Marine Corps Air Station, El Toro, California, in an attempt to identify a former enlisted Marine, [REDACTED] [REDACTED] stated an extensive search of all available records and interview of personnel of this unit failed to determine any information which would lead to the identification of [REDACTED] having been assigned to this unit in [REDACTED]

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The records of the Criminal Investigation Division, United States Marine Corps Air Station, El Toro, California, when checked in the name of [REDACTED] On December 22, 1976, failed to develop any significant information. [REDACTED] [REDACTED], stated all records relating to arrests or apprehensions by the Criminal Investigation Division are destroyed after three years.

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On January 5, 1977, records of the Orange County Sheriff's Department, Santa Ana, California, were reviewed in the name [REDACTED] Review of these records indicates a [REDACTED] date of birth [REDACTED] [REDACTED] FBI Number [REDACTED] and described as a male Caucasian, 5'10", 145 pounds, brown hair, blue eyes, was [REDACTED] by the Orange County Sheriff's Department. A photograph of [REDACTED] was obtained from the file.

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On January 5, 1977, the records of the United States Marine Corps Worldwide Locater Service were checked in the name of [REDACTED] for a current number of the United States Marine Corps with negative results. A further check of these records in the name [REDACTED] reflected the following information is identifiable to the only [REDACTED] currently members of the United States Marine Corps:

[REDACTED] Serial number [REDACTED] [REDACTED] 11th Marines Camp Pendleton, California.

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164-81-7330 DB COOPER-55814

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File reference header identifying the FBI case file number and typist/agent initials. SA Stanley J. Fullerton describes contact made in December 1976 with a redacted individual/office at the USMC Air Station El Toro in an attempt to identify a former enlisted Marine; the search of unit records and personnel interviews was unsuccessful. A records check by the Criminal Investigation Division at MCAS El Toro on December 22, 1976 yielded no significant information; a source noted arrest/apprehension records are destroyed after three years. A January 5, 1977 review of Orange County Sheriff's Department records identified a male Caucasian individual (5'10", 145 lbs, brown hair, blue eyes) with an associated FBI number and date of birth; a photograph was obtained from the file. Margin annotation reads 'ORANGE CA'. A January 5, 1977 check of USMC Worldwide Locater Service records under one name returned negative results; a further check under another name identified an individual as a current member of the 11th Marines at Camp Pendleton, California, with a serial number. Margin annotations read 'NO' and 'IN USMC'. Bates/file stamp identifying the FBI case number and the DB Cooper collection page number.

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Multiple sections of text are covered by redaction boxes (names, identifying details) coded b6/b7c.
Handwritten annotations in margins (e.g., 'ORANGE CA', 'NO', 'IN USMC') are informal marginalia, likely added by a reviewer.
Two black circular marks near top of page appear to be artifacts (possibly hole-punch marks or stamp residue).

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