Part 27, page 16

Document date 10 July 1972

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 27 p. 16 (DB Cooper-8990), Airtel, dated 10 Jul 1972, serial SE 164-81-3688 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-27/pages/16

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LA 164-497

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unknown location and [REDACTED] was on two week vacation visiting relatives in North Carolina.

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U.S. Postal Inspector's Office, Anaheim, California, advised that [REDACTED] currently receives mail at the address of [REDACTED] California, and no change has been furnished.

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LEAD

LOS ANGELES

AT [REDACTED] AND LAKEWOOD, CALIFORNIA: Will interview [REDACTED] and conduct all necessary investigation in attempt to positively establish whereabouts of [REDACTED] on 11/24/71.

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Inasmuch as information developed to date indicates [REDACTED] may well have been in [REDACTED] during pertinent period, no additional leads are being set forth by the Los Angeles Division pending completion of above interviews.

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ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

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DB Cooper-8990

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b6 b7C

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FBI Los Angeles field office case number for this report page. States that a subject's location was unknown and that someone was on a two-week vacation visiting relatives in North Carolina. The U.S. Postal Inspector's Office in Anaheim, California confirmed that a redacted individual currently receives mail at a redacted address in California with no change of address on file. Lead assigned to Los Angeles field office to interview a redacted individual at a redacted location and Lakewood, California, and conduct investigation to establish whereabouts of a redacted person on November 24, 1971 (the date of the D.B. Cooper hijacking). Based on information gathered so far suggesting that the subject may have been at a redacted location during the pertinent period, the Los Angeles Division is not setting additional leads until the above interviews are completed. Standard FBI warning designation indicating the subject of the investigation is considered armed and dangerous. FBI Vault Bates stamp or document tracking number. Page number 4 of the original multi-page FBI report. FOIA exemption codes marked in the right margin indicating redactions are under exemption b6 (personal privacy) and b7C (law enforcement personal privacy).

Several redacted (blacked-out) sections obscure names and addresses
Right margin contains exemption codes b6 and b7C
Page appears to be a continuation of a longer FBI report, marked as page 4

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