Part 30, page 102

DB Cooper-10744Serials LA 164-497

Document date 20 February 1973

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LA 164-497

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[REDACTED] the First Unitarian Church of Los Angeles as active in the John Birch Society, along with actor JAMES STEWART. He appears to be somewhat of a controversial figure due to his political beliefs.

The original complainant in this matter has never personally observed or met [REDACTED] apparently a reputable and respected [REDACTED] who's photograph has been displayed widely. A person who knows and deals with him regularly does not note any resemblance between [REDACTED] and the composite of the unknown subject.

In view of the above, [REDACTED] does not appear to warrant further consideration as a logical suspect at this ti e and unless advised to the contrary by Seattle, no further investigation is being conducted at Los Angeles.

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UNSUB ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

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[guess: Cula] [guess: DJY]D -

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b6 b7C

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DB Cooper-10744

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FBI Los Angeles field office case number for this report. FBI Los Angeles field office report on a suspect lead in the D.B. Cooper case. The subject is associated with the First Unitarian Church of Los Angeles and was linked to the John Birch Society along with actor James Stewart. The subject is described as a controversial figure due to political beliefs. The original complainant never personally met the subject. A person who regularly deals with the subject notes no resemblance to the composite sketch of the unknown subject (D.B. Cooper). The LA office concludes the subject does not warrant further consideration as a suspect and is ceasing investigation unless Seattle advises otherwise. Standard FBI warning label indicating the unknown subject (UNSUB) is considered armed and dangerous. Handwritten annotation next to the UNSUB warning, partially illegible. Possibly initials or a routing note. FOIA exemption codes indicating redactions were made to protect personal privacy (b6) and confidential source information (b7C). Page number (2 of the original document) and Bates stamp number DB Cooper-10744 from the FBI Vault digitization.

Several redacted blocks (black rectangles) obscure names and portions of text
Right margin contains FOIA exemption codes b6 and b7C
Page is clearly printed typewriter text, very legible outside redactions

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