Part 30, page 369

DB Cooper-11042Serials SE 164-81, SE 164-81-4586

Document date 5 April 1973

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SE 164-81

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1015 Second Avenue Seattle, Washington 98104 April 5, 1973

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[REDACTED] Montana Dear [REDACTED]

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Thank you for your letter concerning the hijacker, D. B. Cooper. Information you provided will be handled confidentially and will be thoroughly investigated.

Thank you again for your cooperation.

Sincerely yours,

[signature]

J. E. MILNES Special Agent in Charge

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Searched ___ Serialized ___ Indexed ___ Filed ___

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1 - Addressee 3 - Seattle (P) RNN/ksw (4)

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DB Cooper-11042 164-81 - 4586

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b6 b7C

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Seattle field office case file number for D.B. Cooper case. FBI Seattle field office return address and date of the letter. Recipient address in Montana and salutation, both redacted under b6/b7C privacy exemptions. FBI response letter acknowledging receipt of a tip regarding D.B. Cooper hijacking. The writer assures the correspondent that their information will be handled confidentially and investigated thoroughly. Signed by J. E. Milnes, Special Agent in Charge of the Seattle field office. FBI administrative processing stamps indicating the document was searched, serialized, indexed, and filed. Checkmarks or initials appear on each line. Distribution and routing notation: one copy to addressee, three copies to Seattle file (P designation), typist initials RNN/ksw, four total copies. Document tracking numbers: DB Cooper vault number 11042 and expanded case/serial number 164-81-4586. FOIA exemption codes indicating redactions were made to protect personal privacy (b6) and law enforcement source identity (b7C).

Recipient name and address redacted with black bars (b6/b7C exemptions)
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