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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10
MAY 1962 EDITION
GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Memorandum
TO : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) DATE: 12/27/72
FROM : SA [redacted]
SUBJECT: NORJAK
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On December 20, 1972, [redacted], Paul Revere Life Insurance Company,
Peyton Building, advised he had a man in mind who could
possibly have or might have the tendency to hijack an
aircraft and should be considered a suspect in this
matter.
His name is [redacted], a retired Army
officer, who was raised on [redacted] and was a
[redacted]. He was
a parachutist in the service and practiced it as a
hobby in civilian life and has been married at least
three or more times. [redacted] formerly was with the Paul
Revere Life Insurance Company [redacted] in the
Seattle Office but left [redacted]
[redacted] is "kooky" in some respects and [redacted] stated he
has not heard of him in the last three or four years
and possibly may have gone to Sacramento, California.
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He described [redacted] as a "loner", a poor money
manager and once considered joining the mercenary forces
in the Congo in 1964 between marriages. He has a good
sense of humor and is competitive and has quite an
imagination.
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He stated [redacted] would be about 51 years of age,
5'10½" tall, 180 pounds, and could pull something like the
hijacking of the plane at Thanksgiving time from Seattle
in 1971.
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LEAD
SEATTLE
At Seattle, Washington
Will check indices and if suspect has not been
eliminated, will conduct necessary investigation.