Part 30, page 273

DB Cooper-10932Serials SE 164-81, SE 164-81-4542

Document date 26 March 1973

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 30 p. 273 (DB Cooper-10932), Memo, dated 26 Mar 1973, serial SE 164-81-4542 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-30/pages/273

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) March 26, 1973

SA [REDACTED] [REDACTED]

NORJAK OO: SEATTLE

RE: [REDACTED] /6 4-81- (401) [handwritten]

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On March 19, 1973, Seattle Division received an anonymous letter alleging suspect [REDACTED] should be considered as possibly being involved in the NORJAK matter. Enclosed with the letter was a color photograph of [REDACTED] who appears to be a white male American, 5'11", 185 pounds, dark hair, blue eyes, and medium build.

The letter, which was signed only [REDACTED] stated that [REDACTED] worked for Boeing on the 727's, lives alone, and at one time [REDACTED] supposedly [REDACTED] at all times. [REDACTED] address was listed as [REDACTED] Granite Falls, Washington, telephone [REDACTED]

Even though the letter was unsigned except for initials, a request was made in the letter to keep the source of information confidential from [REDACTED]

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LEADS

SEATTLE

AT GRANITE FALLS, WASHINGTON

Will identify [REDACTED] and process him as a suspect in the NORJAK matter.

AT SEATTLE, WASHINGTON

Will contact the Boeing Company and review [REDACTED] employment record for information that may indicate that [REDACTED] is identical with UNSUB.

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RNN:jgm (3)

[handwritten]: 164-81-4542

SEARCHED......[illegible] SERIALIZED....FILED....[illegible] MAR 26 1973 [REDACTED]

DB Cooper-10932

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Header block of FBI memo addressed to SAC Seattle, case number 164-81, dated March 26, 1973, regarding NORJAK case. SA name and RE field are redacted under b6/b7C exemptions. Body of memo describes an anonymous letter received March 19, 1973 by Seattle Division alleging a suspect should be considered in the NORJAK case. The letter included a color photograph of a white male American, 5'11", 185 lbs, dark hair, blue eyes, medium build. The suspect reportedly worked for Boeing on 727 aircraft, lives alone, and has an address in Granite Falls, Washington. The letter writer requested confidentiality. Leads section assigns two tasks: (1) At Granite Falls, identify and process the named suspect in the NORJAK matter; (2) At Seattle, contact Boeing Company to review employment records to determine if suspect matches the UNSUB. Administrative stamps and notations at bottom of page including typist initials (RNN:jgm), distribution count (3), file number, FBI search/serialize/file stamps dated MAR 26 1973, and Bates stamp DB Cooper-10932.

Multiple redacted blocks throughout (b6/b7C privacy exemptions)
Handwritten case number notation in upper right area
Stamp impressions at bottom right are partially legible

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