Part 24, page 542

DB Cooper-7956

Open in FBI Vault (Part 24, page 542 of the PDF)

FBI 164-81, Vault Part 24 p. 542 (DB Cooper-7956), Handwritten note, serial SE 164-81-2299 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-24/pages/542

Transcript

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I [guess: wish] [guess: thee] I [guess: get] [guess: the] P.S. in [illegible] [REDACTED — large box] [guess: because] [guess: I've] [guess: had] it from them. The Case you [guess: have] [guess: done] [guess: know] [guess: where] they [guess: were] [guess: Camped] — it was [guess: on] [REDACTED] [guess: cloud]. [guess: if] The [guess: one] the [illegible] [REDACTED] but they [guess: came] [guess: Sincerely],

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DB Cooper-7956

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A handwritten letter apparently sent to the FBI regarding the D.B. Cooper case. Most of the content is difficult to decipher due to cursive handwriting and multiple redaction blocks covering personal identifying information. The visible fragments reference 'the Case,' a location where 'they were camped,' and closes with what appears to be 'Sincerely.' FOIA exemption codes b6 and b7C indicate personal privacy redactions. FBI Vault reference stamp identifying this document within the D.B. Cooper file collection. FOIA exemption codes indicating redactions were made to protect personal privacy (b6) and law enforcement personal privacy (b7C).

Handwritten cursive is difficult to decipher
Multiple large redaction boxes obscure significant portions of text
Two hole-punches at top partially obscure writing
FOIA exemption markings b6 and b7C on right margin indicate personal privacy redactions