Part 24, page 213

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SI 164-31

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[REDACTED] until three weeks ago when he terminated his [REDACTED] employment. He worked for a short period of time for [REDACTED] [REDACTED] and terminated with them on [REDACTED] He and his family left Fayetteville, North Carolina, on 3/20/72, and traveled to Springfield, Illinois, where he [REDACTED] He advised he is going to interview with [REDACTED] all of whom have shown interest in employing him in the past.

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[REDACTED] advised that the problem concerning [REDACTED] in Fort Lauderdale had been straightened out and, in fact, [REDACTED] He advised that in October, 1969 [REDACTED] Fayetteville, North Carolina. In August, 1970, he got out of the service and came back to work [REDACTED] [REDACTED] Springfield, Illinois. When he left the employ of [REDACTED] in July, 1971, he proceeded to Fort Lauderdale and [REDACTED] He notified his finance company that he was in Florida but did not notify them when he moved to Fayetteville, North Carolina. Because he was [REDACTED]

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[REDACTED] advised he drew unemployment compensation from [REDACTED] at a rate of $52 per week. While in Fayetteville, North Carolina he [REDACTED] resided at [REDACTED] Fayetteville, North Carolina. His realtor was [REDACTED] He advised that during the Thanksgiving 1971 weekend he was at his residence in Fayetteville and this could be verified through [REDACTED] his realtor there, and [REDACTED] He also advised that approximately two weeks before he went to work for [REDACTED] he submitted an application which would have been during the pertinent period of time.

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He advised that sometime close to Thanksgiving he was interviewed by two agents of the FBI concerning a series [REDACTED] North Carolina, and the agents displayed to him the series of photographs to which he was requested to make an identification but could not. [REDACTED]

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DB Cooper-7610