Part 23, page 229

Document date 3 March 1972

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 23 p. 229 (DB Cooper-7381), Teletype, dated 3 Mar 1972, serial SE 164-81-2490 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-23/pages/229

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DN 164-98 PAGE THREE

[REDACTED] THEN ADVISED THAT [REDACTED] HAS [REDACTED] NAME UNKNOWN RESIDING [REDACTED] PENN.

PHILADELPHIA WILL MAKE DISCRETE INQUIRY TO ASCERTAIN WHEREABOUTS AND ACTIVITIES OF [REDACTED] TO DETERMINE IF HE HAS COME INTO A LARGE SUM OF MONEY. WILL OBTAIN PHOTO, FINGERPRINTS, AND INTERVIEW [REDACTED] TO DETERMINE WHETHER OR NOT HE IS IDENTICAL WITH UNSUB.

UNSUB SHOULD BE CONSIDERED ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

END TEL JJT FBI SEATTLE CLR

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b6 b7c

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DB Cooper-7381

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Page three of an FBI teletype from FBI Seattle (case DN 164-98) directing the Philadelphia field office to make discrete inquiries about a redacted individual residing in Pennsylvania. The office is to ascertain the person's whereabouts, activities, and whether he has come into a large sum of money. They are instructed to obtain a photo, fingerprints, and interview the individual to determine whether he is identical with the UNSUB. The teletype warns that the UNSUB should be considered armed and dangerous. FOIA exemption codes b6 (personal privacy) and b7c (law enforcement personal privacy) annotated in the right margin next to redacted blocks. FBI Vault reference stamp identifying this document as page 7381 in the D.B. Cooper file.

Several redacted blocks (b6/b7c privacy exemptions) obscure names and addresses
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