AirtelSAC New York to Director re NORJAK suspect, former FAA employee at JFK Airport28 April 1972page 2 of 3
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Part 25, page 119

DB Cooper-8095Serials NY 164-627

Document date 28 April 1972

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 25 p. 119 (DB Cooper-8095), Airtel, dated 28 Apr 1972, serial SE 164-81-3007 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-25/pages/119

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NY 164-627

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File also indicates that [REDACTED] has been disciplined for unauthorized absence in the past. [REDACTED] further advised that FAA has conducted extensive investigation of [REDACTED] in connection with his being a suspect in numerous [REDACTED] The results of this investigation indicated that there was a preponderance of circumstantial evidence linking [REDACTED] but that no definite link to these cases could be established.

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FAA also instituted an investigation regarding [REDACTED] activities with [REDACTED] on a commercial airliner between 11/24/71 and 11/27/71. [REDACTED] had indicated a request to make this [REDACTED] between Dulles Airport and Los Angeles Airport, departing 11/24/71 and returning 11/26/71. A check of the records regarding this incident indicated [REDACTED] departed Dulles Airport 11/25/71 aboard American Airlines flight 75, and returned to Washington D. C. aboard American Airlines flight 76 on 11/27/71. [REDACTED] indicated that the extra day was spent in Las Vegas area and was charged by him as sick leave.

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Subject described as follows:

Name [REDACTED] Date of birth [REDACTED] Place of birth [REDACTED]

Social Security # [REDACTED] Race White Sex Male Height 5' 5" Weight 155 pounds Hair Black Eyes Brown Employment [REDACTED]

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DB Cooper-8095