Part 28, page 351

DB Cooper-9911Serials 164-2111, NY 164-627

Document date 7 November 1972

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Washington, D. C. 20537 REPORT of the IDENTIFICATION DIVISION LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION

YOUR FILE NO. 164-627 FBI FILE NO. 164-2111 LATENT CASE NO. A-45410

November 7, 1972

TO: SAC, New York

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RE: NORJAK

REFERENCE: EXAMINATION REQUESTED BY: Airtel 10-18-72 SPECIMENS: New York Envelope and two-page letter, Q52 through Q54

Listed Q specimens further described in separate Laboratory report.

Specimens examined and one latent fingerprint of value developed on Q54.

Latent fingerprint mentioned above not identical comparable areas latent fingerprints and latent impressions previously reported this case.

It is requested that fingerprints of those individuals known to have handled Q54 be obtained and submitted to Latent [Continued on next page]

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Enc. (3) (2) Seattle

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NOV 9 1972

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THIS REPORT IS FURNISHED FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY DB Cooper-9911

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Header of FBI Identification Division Latent Fingerprint Section report addressed to SAC New York, dated November 7, 1972, with file numbers 164-627, 164-2111, and latent case number A-45410. FBI latent fingerprint examination report for NORJAK case. Examination requested via airtel dated 10-18-72 from New York office. Specimens Q52 through Q54 (envelope and two-page letter) were examined. One latent fingerprint of value was developed on Q54. The fingerprint did not match previously reported latent prints in this case. Request made for fingerprints of individuals known to have handled Q54. Distribution notation indicating 3 enclosures and 2 copies to Seattle. Date stamp showing the document was received or processed on November 9, 1972. Standard FBI disclaimer footer and Bates number DB Cooper-9911. Handwritten marginal annotations, partially illegible, possibly routing or processing notations.

Clear typed text throughout
Some redacted areas marked b6/b7C on right margin
Handwritten annotation visible near bottom right
Stamp at bottom right corner

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