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Part 22, page 262 Serials SE 164-81 , SE 164-81-2298 , WF 164-169
Document date 29 February 1972 AI Dates: machine-written — generated by an AI model from the transcripts, and it can be wrong. The scan is the source; the transcript is machine-generated from it.
Transcript The scan is the source; the transcript is machine-generated from it.
FD-428 (10-25-71)
Transmit Attached by Facsimile - PLAINTEXT
Priority URGENT
To: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
From: SAC, WFO (164-169) (P)
Subject: NORJAK
Date:
Time: Transmitted -
Received -
☐ Fingerprint Photo ☐ Fingerprint Record ☐ Map ☐ Newspaper clipping ☒ Photograph
☐ Artists Conception ☐ Other ___________
☐ (6 pix) ☐ (It [guess: 1t] pix)
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[illegible — photograph too dark to discern details]
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164-81 -2298
SEARCHED _____ INDEXED
SERIALIZED ___ FILED ___
FEB 29 1972
FBI - SEATTLE
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b6
b7C
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[guess: 10]
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FBI facsimile transmittal form FD-428 from SAC Washington Field Office to SAC Seattle, subject NORJAK, marked URGENT priority. The form indicates a photograph is being transmitted. Checkbox for 'Photograph' is checked.
An extremely dark, low-resolution photograph transmitted via facsimile. The content of the photograph is not discernible due to poor reproduction quality.
FBI Seattle filing stamp with serial number and date of February 29, 1972, along with handwritten case file reference 164-81-2298.
Privacy Act redaction exemption markers (b6 for personal privacy, b7C for law enforcement personal information).
Circled handwritten number, likely a sequential page or exhibit number.
Form header and typed fields are reasonably legible Photograph in middle section is extremely dark and low resolution Handwritten notations are partially legible Right edge has redaction markings Scan order ← p. 261 p. 263 →