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Laboratory Transmittal Form
7-72
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FBI LABORATORY
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535
To: SAC, New York (164-627) Date: January 5, 1972
Serb 130
Re: NORJAK J. [guess: Edgar] Hoover
John Edgar Hoover, Director
FBI File No. 164-2111
Lab. No. D-711222011 LL
Examination requested by: New York
Reference: Airtel 12/16/71
Examination requested: Document - Fingerprint
Remarks:
Q33 and Q34 will be returned with the fingerprint
report.
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Enclosures (2) (2 Lab report)
2-Seattle (164-81) Enclosures (2) (2 Lab report)
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DO NOT INCLUDE ADMINISTRATIVE
PAGES INFORMATION IN
INVESTIGATIVE REPORT
SEARCHED INDEXED
SERIALIZED FILED
JAN 8 1972
FBI — SEATTLE
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DB Cooper-5562
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FBI Laboratory transmittal form dated January 5, 1972, from Washington D.C. to SAC New York (164-627), regarding case NORJAK. Signed by John Edgar Hoover, Director. Examination requested by New York office, referencing an Airtel dated 12/16/71. Document and fingerprint examination requested. Notes that items Q33 and Q34 will be returned with the fingerprint report.
Distribution note indicating 2 enclosures (lab reports) sent, with 2 copies also sent to Seattle field office (file 164-81) with the same 2 lab report enclosures.
Administrative processing stamp from FBI Seattle field office indicating the document was searched, indexed, serialized, and filed on January 8, 1972.
Page reference number from the DB Cooper FBI Vault collection.
Clear typewritten FBI laboratory transmittal form Handwritten date notation and signature visible Bottom stamp slightly compressed but legible