Interview report (FD-302)Interview re suspect last seen eight years earlier, with physical descriptionInterviewed 7 December 1971page 2 of 3
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Part 18, page 328

DB Cooper-5660Serials DN 164-98

Interviewed 7 December 1971Transcribed 21 December 1971

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DN 164-98 2

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He was asked specifically what made him think [REDACTED] as a suspect and he stated only because [REDACTED] [REDACTED] stated he did not know why the fact that [REDACTED] was forgotten by him before during the conversation.

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[REDACTED] advised that he had not seen [REDACTED] for about eight years and that at that time [REDACTED] in San Mateo, California and had been trying to get into the California Highway Patrol. He noted that [REDACTED] had gotten into trouble in San Mateo [REDACTED]

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He described [REDACTED] as being a White, male, American, late 20s to early 30s, 6'1", 180 to 200, medium build. [REDACTED] went on to say that the artist composite drawing of the hijacker of the plane in Washington did not look like anyone known to him.

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He said that he had seen Missoula, Montana "Times" that the hijacker wrote a letter from Oakdale, California to one of the Reno, Nevada newspapers which said [REDACTED] He said this made him think of [REDACTED] as possibly the hijacker.

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He noted that [REDACTED] from Portland, Oregon to Salem, Oregon the last time he had heard, [REDACTED] He denied any further knowledge of the crime and stated that he himself knew nothing about parachute jumping, the crime or activities of [REDACTED] [REDACTED] He stated he also knows nothing of anyone parachute jumping near [REDACTED] Montana November 25, 1971, or any other time.

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DB Cooper-5660