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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 30 p. 32 (DB Cooper-10615), Memo, dated 6 Feb 1973, serial SE 164-81-4445 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-30/pages/32
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LA 164-497
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Records indicated he came to Hughes Aircraft after
graduation from [REDACTED] Willoughby, Ohio, in b6
1969. b7C
He was described as a male, 5'11", 170 pounds,
born [REDACTED] He attended [REDACTED] b6
[REDACTED] Ohio and [REDACTED] in b7C
Ohio. He served in the U.S. Army inAlaska from [REDACTED]
Army Serial Number [REDACTED]
On 12/27/72, [REDACTED] was interviewed at b6
his residence. The most recent artist's conception appearing b7C
in the December issue of the FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
was exhibited to him. He stated this sketch definitely
did not resemble [REDACTED] He added he call the FBI regarding
[REDACTED] over one year after the hijacking after being
encouraged to do so by some social acquaintances after he
mentioned to them that [REDACTED] looked similar to the hijacker.
He does not recall specifically when he observed [REDACTED] with
[REDACTED] and is not certain whether
this was before or after the hijacking. He did not believe
[REDACTED] was capable of this crime as he and other employees knew
him to [REDACTED] and he never knew [REDACTED] to be a
parachutist or pilot. He advised [REDACTED] under no circumstances
would be judged over 30 years of age, was fair complected
and recalls he was a non-smoker.
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In view of the above, [REDACTED] does not appear to warrant b6
further consideration as a suspect at this time and no further b7C
investigation is being conducted regarding [REDACTED] UAC by
Seattle.