Part 122, page 125

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AN 164-59 DHS:vlr 1.

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The following investigation was conducted by SA DONALD H. STEELE at Valdez, Alaska:

On October 12, 1977, [REDACTED] American Guard and Alert, Inc., which [REDACTED] for the Valdez Terminal, advised that the majority of Fluor construction people left Valdez during the first week in September, 1977. He said extensions [REDACTED] were extensions listed to construction people and they have recently been disconnected. A check of current personnel records for the Terminal disclosed no listing for [REDACTED]. He stated all personnel records and forwarding addresses for Fluor people would be at Fluor, Inc., Anchorage, Alaska.

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On October 12, 1977, Attorney [REDACTED] (protect identity by request), advised [REDACTED] to be a possible suspect in the NORJAK matter. He advised [REDACTED] about D. B. COOPER, at which time he stated D. B. COOPER is not dead [REDACTED]. He advised also [REDACTED] had stated on one occasion that [REDACTED] about D. B. COOPER and his exploits. [REDACTED] stated that [REDACTED] had told him about a time when [REDACTED] that COOPER bailed out of and [REDACTED] but that if he had been D. B. COOPER he would not have done this until after the statute of limitations ran.

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In addition, [REDACTED] advised that [REDACTED] (phonetic), ELMER PRICE and DENNIS GONIGLE. GONIGLE had died not long ago of a coronary and PRICE of a brain hemorrhage, both at an early age, and he had often wondered if their deaths had actually been from natural causes.

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