Part 30, page 363

Document date 4 April 1973

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 30 p. 363 (DB Cooper-11035), Airtel, dated 4 Apr 1973, serial SE 164-81-4583 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-30/pages/363

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SE 164-81

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[REDACTED] Father

Mother

[REDACTED]

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The Boeing file revealed [REDACTED] quit Boeing in [REDACTED] to return home.

[REDACTED] has been eliminated as a suspect in this matter through prior investigation. Inasmuch as all efforts to identify and process [REDACTED] have proved negative the following leads are being set forth:

ARMED AND DANGEROUS

LEADS

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MINNEAPOLIS At [REDACTED] Minnesota

Will attempt to locate [REDACTED] and interview them concerning [REDACTED] Minneapolis will thereafter set forth appropriate leads.

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DB Cooper-11035

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b6 b7C

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FBI Seattle field office case number for the NORJAK (D.B. Cooper) investigation. Redacted family information (Father and Mother) for a suspect, with a large redaction block to the right. A suspect who formerly worked at Boeing has been eliminated through prior investigation. Because efforts to identify and process a redacted individual have proved negative, new leads are being set forth. The subject is noted as armed and dangerous. Lead assigned to the Minneapolis FBI field office to locate and interview a redacted individual in Minnesota, after which Minneapolis will set forth appropriate follow-up leads. Page number indicator (page 2 of the document) and Bates/reference stamp DB Cooper-11035. FOIA exemption codes stamped in the right margin indicating redactions under exemption b6 (personal privacy) and b7C (law enforcement records – personal privacy).

Multiple redaction blocks (b6/b7C exemptions) obscure names, dates, and details
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