Part 26, page 339

Document date 9 May 1972

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 26 p. 339 (DB Cooper-8743), Letter, dated 9 May 1972, serial SE 164-81-3559 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-26/pages/339

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TRUE COPY

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He always enjoyed a good life style. Raised (Boxer dogs) one time, for sale. If he got a lot of money I dont believe it would show, but from the composite drawing I would think the witness could identify him easily.

He has relatives living around Portland Ore. Hoping this helps.

I am 84333-132

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TRUE COPY

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DB Cooper-8743

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Stamp or typed designation indicating this is a true copy of an original document. Continuation (page 2) of a tip letter describing a suspect in the D.B. Cooper case. The writer states the suspect enjoyed a good lifestyle, once raised Boxer dogs for sale, and would not visibly display new wealth. The writer believes witnesses could identify him from the composite drawing. The suspect reportedly has relatives around Portland, Oregon. The letter closes with the identifier 84333-132. Page number indicator showing this is the second page of the original document. Second TRUE COPY designation on the page. FBI Vault Bates-style page stamp identifying this document in the D.B. Cooper file.

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Two black redaction circles at top of page obscure hole-punch area
This is page 2 of a multi-page letter/tip

Part 26, page 339

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