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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 27 p. 285 (DB Cooper-9364), Teletype, dated 24 Aug 1972, serial SE 164-81-383 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-27/pages/285
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[REDACTED] THAN ANYONE IN
SOUTH VIETNAM, [REDACTED] ALSO RECEIVED SOME
[REDACTED] CITATIONS FOR HIS OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE IN-
CLUDING ONE FROM PRESIDENT NIXON PERSONALLY. IN ADDITION TO
[REDACTED] IN BRAZIL, INDIANA, [REDACTED] SOMEPLACE
IN OREGON. [REDACTED] KNEW NOTHING FURTHER ABOUT HER. BEFORE
[REDACTED] LEFT IN OCTOBER, HAD BEEN INVOLVED [REDACTED]
[REDACTED] STATED [REDACTED] LIKED MONEY AND WOMEN AND
"OULD LIKE TO LEAVE THE COUNTRY WITH [guess: BOTH]. [REDACTED] KNEW PILOTS IN
OREGON AND MENTIONED ROOMING WITH SOME. HE WAS FURTHER
KNOWLEDGEABLE ON HIJACKING TECHNIQUES AND HAD DISCUSSED TYPES
OF PLANES WHICH COULD BE HIJACKED. [REDACTED] PERSONALLY FELT
THAT [REDACTED] COULD HAVE HIJACKED THE NORTHWEST AIRLINES FLIGHT.
HE HAD THE NERVE TO DO IT AND WAS AFRAID OF NO ONE. IF ANYONE
COULD SURVIVE IN THE WOODS SUCH AS THE AREA OF THE PACIFIC
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