Open in FBI Vault (Part 26, page 467 of the PDF) Copy citation FBI 164-81, Vault Part 26 p. 467 (DB Cooper-8877), Letter, dated 27 Jun 1972, serial SE 164-81-3631 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-26/pages/467
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1015 Second Avenue
Seattle, Washington 98104
June 27, 1972
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Sub 460
DAVID [guess: B.V.G.]
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b6
b7C
b7D
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Dear [REDACTED]
The information furnished in your letter of
June 24, 1972, is very much appreciated and will be
carefully considered.
The only reward available at this time is
$5,000 which has been offered by the "Seattle Post
Intelligencer" Secret Witness program.
Very truly yours,
[signature]
J.E. Milnes,
Special Agent in Charge
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1 - Addressee
1 - Seattle (164-81)
CEP:klb
(2)
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[partially illegible handwritten routing stamps]
[guess: Dir ok]
[guess: Int] [illegible]
[illegible stamps and notations]
LEAD
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164-81-3631
DB Cooper-8877
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FBI Seattle field office return address and date of letter.
Handwritten filing or routing notation, possibly a sub-file number and a name reference.
FOIA/Privacy Act redaction exemption codes indicating personal information has been withheld.
Response letter from FBI Special Agent in Charge J.E. Milnes acknowledging receipt of a citizen's letter dated June 24, 1972, regarding the D.B. Cooper case. The letter notes the only available reward is $5,000 offered by the Seattle Post Intelligencer's Secret Witness program.
Distribution and typist notation for the letter. CEP are the author's initials and klb is the typist.
Various handwritten routing notations and stamps, mostly illegible, including what appears to be 'LEAD' and approval initials.
FBI case file number and DB Cooper document tracking number stamped at bottom of page.
Typed letter is clearly legible Recipient name and address block are redacted (blacked out) Several handwritten annotations and stamps at bottom are partially legible Redaction exemption codes b6, b7C, b7D visible in right margin