Part 122, page 150

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 1962 EDITION GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum

TO : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) DATE: 3/18/77

FROM : SA THOMAS J. MANNING [redacted box]

SUBJECT: NORJAK Re suspect [redacted]

Re Portland letter to Seattle 2/18/77

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On 3/14/77 [redacted], Washington was contacted re [redacted] Washington on the suggestion of [redacted] U. S. Forest Service, Pandle [guess: Randle], Washington. She stated she has known [redacted] Washington all her life since she lived near his home. After viewing the composite drawings of the subject this matter she stated [redacted] does not look like the subject and she doubts that he now looks like the subject though she has not seen him in several years. She suggested contact with [redacted]

On 3/15/77 [redacted] Pacific Bank of Washington [redacted] Washington [redacted] was contacted and she also viewed the composite photographs. She advised that, to the best of her knowledge [redacted] was never in the military and has no parachuting experience. She stated she is sure [redacted] was not gone from his residence for any periods of time in 1971 (November) and has shown no signs of sudden wealth. She stated he is a white male, 5'10" tall, about 180 pounds, very round face, swarthy complexion, wears glasses at all times (not contact lenses), is about 48 years old and has a very round nose as a prominent feature. She viewed the above mentioned photographs and stated [redacted] has bushy, natural curly hair and is positive that the composite photograph is not [redacted]

In view of above information no further investigation being conducted re [redacted]

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[illegible handwritten notation, possibly a case/serial number such as "124-1-7434"] (?) TJM/

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