Part 15, page 397

Document date 13 December 1971

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 15 p. 397 (DB Cooper-4297), Teletype, dated 13 Dec 1971, serial SE 164-81-1145 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-15/pages/397

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PAGE TWO AQ (149-131)

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[REDACTED] MAY KNOW OF [REDACTED] WHEREABOUTS IF OTHER SOURCES FAIL. [REDACTED] LAST KNOWN PHONE NUMBER [REDACTED]

SEATTLE HANDLE LOGICAL INVESTIGATION ON [REDACTED]

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CONSIDER UNSUB DANGEROUS.

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END VAB FBI SEATTLE CLR

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b6 b7C b7D

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DB Cooper-4297

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Continuation header for page two of an FBI teletype, referencing Seattle case file 149-131 (D.B. Cooper). Redacted text indicating that an unnamed individual may know the whereabouts of a person of interest if other sources fail, with a redacted phone number. Seattle office is directed to handle logical investigation on a redacted subject. Warning that the unknown subject (UNSUB) should be considered dangerous. Teletype sign-off indicating end of message, with operator initials VAB and clearance from FBI Seattle. FOIA exemption codes annotated in the right margin indicating redactions made under Privacy Act (b6), source identifying information (b7C), and confidential source (b7D). Bates number or document tracking stamp for the D.B. Cooper FBI file, page 4297.

Multiple FOIA redaction boxes obscure names, phone numbers, and other personal identifiers
Right margin contains FOIA exemption codes b6, b7C, b7D

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