LetterGrays Harbor County Prosecuting Attorney to FBI Seattle re name 'D.B. Cooper' encountered in county records13 March 19721 page
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Part 23, page 205

DB Cooper-164Serials SE 164-81-2496

Document date 13 March 1972

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GRAYS HARBOR COUNTY STATE OF WASHINGTON OFFICE OF PROSECUTING ATTORNEY

DAVID FOSCUE DEPUTY PROSECUTING ATTORNEY CURTIS M. JANHUNEN DEPUTY PROSECUTING ATTORNEY 1708 SUMNER AVENUE ABERDEEN, WASH. 98520 PHONE 532-3652

L. EDWARD BROWN PROSECUTING ATTORNEY P.O. BOX 529 TEMPLE OF JUSTICE MONTESANO, WASH. 98563 PHONE 249-3951

March 13, 1972

Federal Bureau of Investigation 1015 2nd Avenue Seattle, Washington

Re: D. B. Cooper

Gentlemen:

On Monday, March 13, 1972, at about 4:25 p.m. I called your office to advise that two or three weeks ago I ran across the name "D. B. Cooper" in a Grays Harbor County Superior Court case.

I am enclosing a copy of the return of service which is on file in that case. The original signature is still in the clerk's file and is signed in ink.

I felt probably this wouldn't be of any benefit to you or that someone else would have reported the circumstances, but finally con- cluded that I should at least make it known to you.

Yours very truly,

L. Edward Brown

LEB/cas Enclosure

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D. B. Cooper

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