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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 1962 EDITION GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum

TO : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)(P) DATE: 2/9/72 FROM : SA [redacted] SUBJECT: NORJAK SUSP. [redacted]

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On January 14, 1972, [redacted] Seattle, gave the following information:

[redacted] for the past couple of years, looks similar tothe artist's composite of the hijacker. He was a member of an Airborne Pathfinder Group and is an exper- ienced jumper. He quit the Army in 1968 and resided in the Tacoma, Washington area. [redacted] has no idea of his present whereabouts nor has she had contact with [redacted] [redacted] during the past two years. [redacted] was in trouble with the law in [redacted]

The following is a description of [redacted]

DOB: [redacted] Height: 6' Weight: 200-210 pounds Build: Broad shoulder, small waisted Hair: Light brown, thick Eyes: Bluish gray Complexion: Light.

[redacted] definitely stated that the suspect did not look of Latin descent.

[redacted] She was vague when she suspected [redacted]

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On January 16, 1972, an anonymous caller contacted the writer. He sounded very intoxicated and the background noise indicated he was calling from a tavern. He inquired about my contacting [redacted] The writer asked him if he was [redacted] to which he answered no. Writer then tactfully, but firmly, advised that the contact with [redacted] was none of his business and the call was [guess: terminated].

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(3) DB Cooper-6462 [guess: Lead] GET/[guess: alb] Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll SEARCHED [redacted] SERIALIZED [redacted] FILED [redacted] FEB 9 1972 [guess: SEATTLE]

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b6 b7C [repeated along right margin] [handwritten number near middle-right:] 4-81-9218