Part 21, page 15

DB Cooper-6247Serials 164-2111, MP 164-73, SE 164-81, SE 164-81-2109

Document date 31 January 1972

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 21 p. 15 (DB Cooper-6247), Teletype, dated 31 Jan 1972, serial SE 164-81-2109 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-21/pages/15

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NR014 SE PLAIN 1112 PM NITEL 1/31/72 FEE TO DIRECTOR (164-2111) MINNEAPOLIS (164-73) FROM SEATTLE (164-81) 1P --DAILY TELETYPE--

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NORJAK.

THE TAPE RECEIVED BY RADIO STATION [REDACTED] SEATTLE, AND FORWARDED TO MINNEAPOLIS, HAS BEEN PLAYED FOR THE THREE STEWARDESSES INVOLVED AND ALL ADVISE THAT THE VOICE ON THE TAPE IN NO MANNER RESEMBLES THE VOICE OF THE UNKNOWN SUBJECT. ARMED AND DANGEROUS. END EBB MP BLB

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164-81-2109 DB Cooper-6247

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b6 b7C

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Teletype routing header from Seattle field office to FBI Director and Minneapolis office, dated January 31, 1972, classified as a daily teletype. Seattle reports that a tape recording received from a redacted Seattle radio station and forwarded to Minneapolis was played for the three stewardesses involved in the NORJAK hijacking. All three stewardesses stated that the voice on the tape in no way resembles the voice of the unknown subject (D.B. Cooper). Subject noted as armed and dangerous. Handwritten case file number and DB Cooper document tracking number stamped at bottom right of the page. Exemption codes b6 (personal privacy) and b7C (law enforcement — personal information) noted in the margin, indicating FOIA redaction justifications for the blocked-out radio station name.

Clear typewritten teletype with minor specks
Radio station call letters redacted/blocked out

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