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Part 16, page 224 DB Cooper-4544
Transcript The scan is the source; the transcript is machine-generated from it.
The reason I mention this
is so that you might know
[REDACTED - b6/b7C] Talking about
[REDACTED - b6/b7C]
[REDACTED - b6/b7C] If there is any
way I can be of assistance
Feel free to ask [REDACTED - b6/b7C]
[REDACTED - b6/b7C] and
have some free time.
Respectfully Yours,
[REDACTED - b6/b7C signature block]
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P.S. (No Phone)
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DB Cooper-4544
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b6
b7C
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Continuation (likely page 2) of a handwritten letter from a member of the public offering assistance to the FBI regarding the D.B. Cooper case. The writer mentions wanting the recipient to know something (context redacted), offers to help in any way, notes they have free time, and signs off with 'Respectfully Yours.' The sender's name/signature is redacted under b6/b7C privacy exemptions.
Postscript note indicating the letter writer does not have a phone.
FBI Vault page identification stamp with Bates-style numbering.
FOIA exemption codes printed in the right margin at three points, indicating redactions made under Exemption b6 (personal privacy) and b7C (law enforcement—personal privacy).
Handwritten cursive is partially legible Multiple redaction boxes (b6/b7C privacy exemptions) obscure significant portions of text Page has noticeable aging/noise artifacts around margins Two hole punches visible at top Scan order ← p. 223 p. 225 →