Part 18, page 170

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AN 164-59 SE 164-81 JHP-gal 2

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following his release [REDACTED] was [REDACTED] in Anchorage, Alaska. [REDACTED] was allegedly sentenced to a 450.00 fine upon his plea of guilty and has been released from [REDACTED] to collect the money to pay his fine.

[REDACTED] advised that he himself [REDACTED]

He stated that on December 3, 1971 between the hours of 9:00 and 10:00 PM he was visiting [REDACTED] [REDACTED] in Anchorage. While in his company [REDACTED] made a long distance telephone call to Houston, Texas. He does not recall the number called by [REDACTED]. After the telephone call [REDACTED] admitted that he had been talking to his father who was [REDACTED] in Texas. While [REDACTED] was on the phone he heard [REDACTED] repeat something that his father apparently had said relating to an individual who had parachuted out of an aircraft. When [REDACTED] finished his conversation with his father he asked [REDACTED] what was said. [REDACTED] reported to him that his father told him over the telephone that his uncle, [REDACTED] was the one who parachuted out of a plane that was hijacked. [REDACTED] did not supply the name of his uncle.

[REDACTED] further remarked that his father was a [REDACTED] and that his uncle, name unknown, was a "junkie".

[REDACTED] advised he had no other facts. He stated that [REDACTED] is presently "on the streets" and he knows of no way to locate him. He advised that he has seen some people who are acquainted with [REDACTED] and they report that [REDACTED] is not residing at [REDACTED] in Anchorage at this time. He further stated that he wrote a letter to [REDACTED] and that the letter was returned to him. This indicates that [REDACTED] is no longer residing there.

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DB Cooper-5503