Part 16, page 400

DB Cooper-4778Serials PG 164-93, SE 164-81

Document date 10 December 1971

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 16 p. 400 (DB Cooper-4778), Report, dated 10 Dec 1971, serial SE 164-81-1378 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-16/pages/400

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SE 164-81

PG 164-93 2

CJL/cbl

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[REDACTED] [REDACTED] said she has no idea of [REDACTED] present whereabouts, however, same should be ascertained through [REDACTED]

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b6 b7C

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DB Cooper-4778

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File reference numbers and agent/typist initials for an FBI report. SE 164-81 is the Seattle field office case number. PG 164-93 appears to be a related file reference. CJL/cbl are dictating agent and typist initials. The underlined '2' indicates this is page 2 of the document. A heavily redacted passage in which an unnamed female subject states she has no idea of another redacted individual's present whereabouts. The report notes that the whereabouts should be ascertained through a redacted source or method. FOIA exemption codes annotated in the right margin. b6 (personal privacy) and b7C (law enforcement - personal privacy) indicate the reasons for redactions on this page. Bates-style page stamp identifying this as page 4778 in the DB Cooper FBI Vault release.

Heavy redactions under b6 and b7C FOIA exemptions obscure names and identifying details
Page is mostly blank below the few lines of text
Two dark marks at top of page consistent with hole punches or copy artifacts