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other Legibility: high
Part 13, page 148 DB Cooper-2955 Serials PD 164-41 , SE 164-81-582
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AM Alive AND
doing Well in
Home town P.O.
The system that beats the system.
D B cooper
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RECEIVED FROM
"THE OREGONIAN," 12/2/71
164-41
164-81-582
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INT DO NOT
TOUCH
LATENT FINGERPRINT
[EVIDENCE — partially cut off]
DO NOT
[TOUCH — partially cut off]
DB-Cooper-2955
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b6
b7C
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A ransom-note-style anonymous letter composed of cut-out printed letters and words, purportedly from D.B. Cooper, claiming to be alive and doing well, and mocking 'the system.' The phrase 'Home town P.O.' likely refers to a hometown post office address.
FBI evidence receipt stamp indicating this letter was received from The Oregonian newspaper on December 2, 1971, with FBI case file numbers.
FBI latent fingerprint evidence handling label instructing not to touch the document, with evidence identifier DB-Cooper-2955.
FBI redaction exemption codes b6 and b7C, indicating personal privacy and law enforcement source/technique information was redacted or noted.
Ransom-note style cutout letters are large and clearly legible Bottom evidence stamps and annotations are legible Page is slightly grainy but overall high contrast Scan order ← p. 147 p. 149 →