Part 121, page 242

Document date 27 January 1977

Open in FBI Vault (Part 121, page 242 of the PDF)

FBI 164-81, Vault Part 121 p. 242 (DB Cooper-55862), Memo, dated 27 Jan 1977, serial SE 164-81-9334 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-121/pages/242

Transcript

The scan is the source; the transcript is machine-generated from it.

SE 164-81

On 1/21/77, [REDACTED] Northwest Church of Christ, advised that after checking his books, he discovered that the problem that [REDACTED] was having was not with the Robins Company, but was with Borden Company and that the problem involved [REDACTED] There had been apparently a mistake in [REDACTED] expense account and the total amount came to approximately $10,000. In November or December of 1971, [REDACTED] was loaned this money by the Northwest Church of Christ, and in late spring of 1972, [REDACTED] paid them back. According to [REDACTED] by [REDACTED] located at [REDACTED] in Seattle, Washington, [REDACTED] was then out of work for some time and then went to work for the Robins Company, and then went to work for the University of Washington Hospital. Currently, [REDACTED] for Aleskea.

[REDACTED] explained that [REDACTED], Elder of the Church of Christ, [REDACTED] would have more specifics and that [REDACTED] is currently retired and his home phone is [REDACTED]

---

LEADS:

SEATTLE DIVISION

At Seattle, Washington

Will contact [REDACTED] telephone [REDACTED] to determine any information he may have concerning this matter.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS

---

DB COOPER-55862

AI notes

Commentary by the AI model that transcribed this page. It may bring in context the page itself does not state. The scan is the source; the transcript is machine-generated from it.

An unnamed source affiliated with the Northwest Church of Christ reported that a financial discrepancy (~$10,000) attributed to an individual was actually connected to Borden Company rather than Robins Company. The individual reportedly borrowed the money from the church in late 1971 and repaid it by spring 1972, later working for Robins Company, then the University of Washington Hospital, and currently for a company referred to as 'Aleskea' (possibly Alyeska). A church Elder is noted as having more specifics; a retired individual's home phone number is referenced but redacted. Administrative 'Leads' section directing the Seattle Division to contact a redacted individual by telephone to gather further information, followed by the standard 'ARMED AND DANGEROUS' case caption used in the D.B. Cooper investigation. Page number and FBI Vault release/Bates stamp identifying this as page 3 of the underlying document, stamped 'DB COOPER-55862'.

Typewritten text is clear and legible.
Multiple redacted name/detail boxes (whited out or boxed) throughout the document, consistent with FOIA exemption codes b6/b7C marked in the right margin.
Two small black circular marks at top of page appear to be scanning/photocopy artifacts.
Small handwritten marks (possible checkmark or cross symbol, and an arrow-like mark) appear near the right margin but are too small/ambiguous to transcribe reliably.

Part 121, page 242

Places

Dates mentioned

Transcript