Part 18, page 74

DB Cooper-5407

Document date 3 January 1972

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 18 p. 74 (DB Cooper-5407), Report, dated 3 Jan 1972, serial SE 164-81-1691 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-18/pages/74

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SAC, Seattle January 3, 1972

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Eleven latent fingerprints, one latent impression, either fingerprint or palm print, and two latent palm prints of value developed on two envelopes, Q23 and Q27, and two letters, Q24 and Q28. No latent impressions of value developed on remaining specimens.

Ten latent fingerprints not identical with fingerprints of following named individuals:

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The remaining latent fingerprint, which is a tip impression, and the latent impression, which may be a fingerprint or palm print, were compared, insofar as possible, with fingerprints of the above-named individuals, but no identification effected. No palm prints located here for above- named individuals.

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Specimens enclosed for respective submitting offices.

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Page 2 LC #A-45410

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DB Cooper-5407

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b6 b7C

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Header line addressing SAC Seattle, dated January 3, 1972. Reports that 11 latent fingerprints, one latent impression, and two latent palm prints were developed on envelopes Q23/Q27 and letters Q24/Q28. No latent impressions of value on remaining specimens. Ten latent fingerprints were compared to named individuals. Table listing approximately 9-10 individuals whose fingerprints were compared against the latent prints. All names are redacted under b6/b7C exemptions. Most entries reference FBI records; one references U.S. Coast Guard. One entry includes a partial 'born ... in' notation. The remaining latent fingerprint (a tip impression) and another latent impression were compared with the named individuals' fingerprints but no identification was made. No palm prints were on file for the named individuals. Notes that specimens are enclosed and being returned to the submitting offices. Page number and FBI Laboratory case number. FBI Vault reference stamp for the D.B. Cooper case. FOIA exemption codes indicating redactions for personal privacy (b6) and law enforcement source protection (b7C).

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