Part 30, page 265

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 30 p. 265 (DB Cooper-10924), Handwritten note — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-30/pages/265

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The FBI [REDACTED — b6, b7C]

Last year soon after school was out a man came to do some excavating work here. He came into the house & had a cup [of] coffee & said he was in no hurry to go to work He said his [REDACTED — b6, b7C]

[REDACTED] also he was telling me his mother was [REDACTED — b6, b7C]

I do not know his name. He worked for [REDACTED — b6, b7C] here. I think he also has worked in the Seattle area. I've worried about this. There has been so much harm done that might be stopped if Cooper were caught. There may be no connection but there may be. Sincerely, [REDACTED — b6, b7C]

DB Cooper-10924 Vancouver Wash

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A handwritten letter to the FBI from a citizen in Vancouver, Washington, reporting a suspicious man who came to do excavating work at their home. The writer describes the man coming inside for coffee and saying he was in no hurry to go to work. Additional details about the man's background and his mother are redacted. The writer states they do not know his name, that he worked locally and possibly in the Seattle area, and expresses concern that he may have a connection to D.B. Cooper.

Handwritten cursive throughout, some words difficult to decipher
Multiple b6/b7C FOIA redaction blocks obscure personal identifying information
Ink is generally dark and legible but some words are ambiguous

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