Part 21, page 80

Document date 31 January 1972

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 21 p. 80 (DB Cooper-6333), Airtel, dated 31 Jan 1972, serial SE 164-81-2150 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-21/pages/80

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LA 164-497

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[REDACTED] Los Angeles case captioned [REDACTED] [REDACTED] reveals in April 1971. [REDACTED] [REDACTED] California, were subjects [REDACTED] [REDACTED] by local, state and federal [REDACTED] Both were armed at the time of arrest at [REDACTED] and [REDACTED] also known as (aka) [REDACTED] [REDACTED] was the alleged [REDACTED]

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This file reveals [REDACTED] has been known to use a [REDACTED] white with green trim, license [REDACTED] and [REDACTED] red and white, license [REDACTED] Both planes are usually kept at the [REDACTED]

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On 1/20/72, [REDACTED] Los Angeles, advised he is case agent in [REDACTED] matter. He states activities of [REDACTED] have been closely followed by that agency and most recent information regarding [REDACTED] is that [REDACTED] [REDACTED] in Mexico. At the time [REDACTED] he was wearing [REDACTED] and using name of [REDACTED]

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[REDACTED] advised [REDACTED] is a federal fugitive and made available a Customs Fugitive Report dated 11/29/71, a copy of which is attached. He also made available a photo- graph of [REDACTED] which he advised is a good likeness.

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Seattle, Minneapolis and Portland, display enclosed photos of [REDACTED] to witnesses to ascertain if he should be considered logical suspect in this matter.

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UNSUB IN THIS MATTER AND SUSPECT [REDACTED] SHOULD BE CONSIDERED ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

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DB Cooper-6333

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FBI case file number for the Los Angeles field office D.B. Cooper investigation. Describes a Los Angeles case involving two subjects in California who were arrested in April 1971 by local, state, and federal authorities. Both were armed at the time of arrest. One used an alias (aka). Extensive redactions under b6/b7C exemptions. Describes a subject known to use two aircraft: one white with green trim and one red and white, both with redacted license/registration numbers. Both planes are kept at a redacted location. On January 20, 1972, a case agent in Los Angeles reported that a subject's activities have been closely followed by their agency. Most recent information indicated the subject was in Mexico, wearing a described outfit and using an alias. An agent advised that the subject is a federal fugitive and provided a Customs Fugitive Report dated 11/29/71 and a photograph described as a good likeness. Instructs FBI field offices in Seattle, Minneapolis, and Portland to display enclosed photographs of the subject to witnesses to determine if he is a logical suspect in the D.B. Cooper case. Standard FBI warning that the unknown subject (UNSUB) and the suspect should be considered armed and dangerous. Page number (2 of the original document) and Bates stamp number DB Cooper-6333.

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