MemoSA to SAC Seattle re Seattle Police Department record check on suspect5 September 1972page 2 of 3
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Part 27, page 405

DB Cooper-9487Serials SE 164-81

Document date 5 September 1972

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SE 164-81

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Previous Address As of March, 1971, was [REDACTED] b6 Redmond b7C 12/70 [REDACTED]

12/70 Address [REDACTED] 12/70 12/61 Address [REDACTED] Federal Way 2/54 Address [REDACTED] 8/50 Longview, Washington

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EMPLOYMENT

12/61 [REDACTED] b6 2/58 b7C 1/58 Self-employed as [REDACTED]

Divorces [REDACTED] [REDACTED]

Bankruptcy Declared [REDACTED] Bankruptcy Declared

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On August 22, 1972, SE [REDACTED] caused b6 the records of the King County Sheriff's Office to be checked b7C concerning [REDACTED] with negative results.

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ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

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LEAD

SEATTLE DIVISION At Seattle, Washington

1) Will contact [REDACTED] b6 Boeing Aircraft Corporation and determine from her if [REDACTED] b7C employed by Boeing during [REDACTED] in the [REDACTED] [REDACTED] If so, obtain complete background and descriptive data in order to eliminate as a suspect.

2) Contact the Seattle Board of Realtors and deter- mine if [REDACTED] was a licensed realtor in the state of Washington b6 in the early 1960's. If so, obtain background and descriptive b7C information in order to eliminate as a suspect.

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