Part 26, page 113
DB Cooper-8509Serials SE 164-81
Document date 23 May 1972
FBI 164-81, Vault Part 26 p. 113 (DB Cooper-8509), Memo, dated 23 May 1972, serial SE 164-81-3446 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-26/pages/113
Transcript
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(164-81) (page two) 5/23/72
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small daughter was with baby sitters most of thetime during the day. She recalled the man mentioned he had to leave as soon as he left [REDACTED] house, as he had promised his little daughter he would pick her up that day. She recalled the man mentioned that he had recently moved into a "housing area". She recalled the man mentioning he had contacted a large number of families in the immediate area of [REDACTED] home that day with his photography offer. She recalled she asked him for a business card with the name of the company on it, but [REDACTED] that the man stated he did not have any cards to giver her. She stated the man gave her his name orally but she does not recall it, except that it was not a "foreign-sounding name" as might be suggested by the "French-Spanish" remark concerning his daughter.
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[REDACTED] advised that she went out to the Boeing plant a few days later to sign certain union papers there, and observed the FBI notice concerning the NORJACK highjacking and bearing the two artist's conceptions of the "D.B. COOPER" suspect. She stated that she immediately realized that the man she had encountered at her door was identical in appearance with the drawings on the FBI notice, including his face, nose and hairline.
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[REDACTED] described the man she saw as follows:
Name: (Possibly [REDACTED] last name unknown)) Sex: Male Race: Caucasion Age: 36 to 38 Height: 5'8" Weight: 150 to 160 Build: Thin Hair: very dark brown (hairline receding as in artist's sketch of suspect) Eyes: Hazel (?) Clothing: Dark pants and white short-sleeved shirt Complexion: very fair skin, with "sun-spots" ranging from small brown spots to white areas at temples; paleness suggesting recent illness Hands: Smooth, soft, (not worker's hands) Glasses: Wore, and carried in hand wrap-around sun-glasses similar to those in artist's sketch of suspect. Scars/Marks: None noted. Manner: Soft spoken, gentle, intelligent, very lonely.
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[REDACTED] stated she will make discreet inquiries in the area to determine the company which the man represented and will relay that information to the writer.
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