Part 29, page 27

DB Cooper-10081Serials SE 164-81, SE 164-81-4172

Document date 5 December 1972

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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) (P) DATE: December 5, 1972

FROM : SA [REDACTED]

SUBJECT: NORJAK OO: SEATTLE

RE: [REDACTED]

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Suspect [REDACTED] was suggested as possibly being identical with UNSUB, aka DAN COOPER by an anonymous letter to the Seattle Post Intelligencer dated December 15, 1971. This letter states in part that [REDACTED] address [REDACTED] Bremerton, Washington, is a person who is capable of Norjak. He is an experienced Navy flier now [REDACTED]. The letter goes on to advise that with a "four o'clock shadow" he could look swarthy and in his mid-40's.

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On December 29, 1971, [REDACTED] Kitsap County Sheriff's Office, advised they have a record on [REDACTED] showing a date of birth of [REDACTED] was the [REDACTED] At the time [REDACTED] made his complaint to the Kitsap County Sheriff's Office, he listed his address as [REDACTED] Bremerton.

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On [REDACTED] Kitsap County Sheriff's Office, advised he had to serve a subpoena on [REDACTED] and did not think that he [REDACTED] looked old enough to be the subject Norjak.

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On November 10, 1972, SA [REDACTED] advised [REDACTED] used to live at [REDACTED] but has since moved to Florida. SA [REDACTED] advised he would be able to obtain [REDACTED] forwarding address by checking with the Bremerton Post Office.

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LEADS

SEATTLE

AT BREMERTON, WASHINGTON

Will obtain [REDACTED] forwarding address and forward same to Seattle.

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SEARCHED......INDEXED...... SERIALIZED....FILED...... DEC 5 1972

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164-81- 4/172

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RNN:jgm (3) Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan DB Cooper-10081

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Standard US Government memorandum header. Addressed to SAC Seattle, file number 164-81, from a Special Agent (name redacted), regarding NORJAK case, office of origin Seattle. Dated December 5, 1972. An anonymous letter to the Seattle Post Intelligencer dated December 15, 1971, suggested a suspect (name redacted) from Bremerton, Washington as possibly identical to UNSUB aka Dan Cooper. The letter described the suspect as an experienced Navy flier capable of the NORJAK hijacking, who with a 'four o'clock shadow' could look swarthy and in his mid-40s. On December 29, 1971, the Kitsap County Sheriff's Office confirmed they had a record on the suspect, including date of birth and an address in Bremerton associated with a prior complaint. A Kitsap County Sheriff's Office representative who served a subpoena on the suspect noted the individual did not appear old enough to be the NORJAK subject. On November 10, 1972, a Special Agent reported the suspect formerly lived in the Bremerton area but had since moved to Florida. The SA indicated the forwarding address could be obtained from the Bremerton Post Office. The LEADS section directs the Seattle field office at Bremerton, Washington to obtain the suspect's forwarding address and forward it to Seattle. FBI filing stamps indicating the document was searched, indexed, serialized, and filed on December 5, 1972. Handwritten file sub-number annotation, likely a sub-file or serial reference under case 164-81. Typist initials (RNN:jgm), number of copies (3), standard government form footer about savings bonds, and Bates-style page identifier DB Cooper-10081.

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