Part 16, page 252

Document date 16 December 1971

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 16 p. 252 (DB Cooper-4572), Teletype, dated 16 Dec 1971, serial SE 164-81-1287 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-16/pages/252

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PAGE TWO AQ (149-131)

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REFLECTS [REDACTED] EMPLOYED BY [REDACTED] AND CAN NOW BE REACHED AT THE [REDACTED] [REDACTED] CALIFORNIA, TELEPHONE NO. AREA CODE [REDACTED] [REDACTED] FURTHER, STATED THAT [REDACTED] IS PRESENTLY STAYING AT [REDACTED] CALIFORNIA. SAN FRANCISCO AT [REDACTED] LOCATE [REDACTED] AND ESTABLISH HIS WHEREABOUTS AT TIME OF CAPTIONED MATTER.

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UNSUB CONSIDERED ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

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b6 b7C

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DB Cooper-4572

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Continuation header indicating this is page two of a teletype from the Albuquerque field office, referencing FBI case number 149-131. Continuation of a teletype describing a subject's employment, current address and telephone number in California, and directing the San Francisco field office to locate the individual and establish his whereabouts at the time of the D.B. Cooper hijacking. All personally identifying information is redacted under b6/b7C exemptions. Standard FBI warning that the unknown subject (UNSUB) in the D.B. Cooper case is considered armed and dangerous, followed by the teletype end marker. FOIA exemption stamps indicating redactions were made under Privacy Act (b6) and law enforcement source protection (b7C) exemptions. FBI Vault page reference number for the D.B. Cooper file, page 4572.

Multiple redacted (blacked-out) sections obscure names, addresses, phone numbers, and employer details under b6/b7C FOIA exemptions
Typewritten text is generally legible where not redacted
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