Part 32, page 180

Interviewed 26 July 1973Dictated 27 July 1973

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 32 p. 180 (DB Cooper-11790), FD-302 interview, interviewed 26 Jul 1973, serial SE 164-81-4899 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-32/pages/180

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SE 164-81

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She could not further describe this [REDACTED]. In regard to [REDACTED] name unknown, they feel it is rather strange that she is supposed to be [REDACTED]

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After [REDACTED] returned [REDACTED] he somehow was able to [REDACTED] and he went to North Bend, Washington, and purchased [REDACTED]. [REDACTED] Just recently he has gone to Shelton, Washington, and [REDACTED] Further, he has now recently [REDACTED]

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[REDACTED] stated that as a matter of fact [REDACTED] stated to [REDACTED] that he thought [REDACTED] was D. B. COOPER. [REDACTED]

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Also about that time, [REDACTED] had [REDACTED] in Auburn, Washington, and for some reason or other he immediately shipped [REDACTED]. She no further details about this.

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[REDACTED] examined the two colored artist's conceptions of D. B. COOPER and stated that definitely the photo with the sunglasses is similar to [REDACTED]. She ex- plained that [REDACTED] is about [REDACTED] about 5'10" or 5'11", is very quiet, wears prescription sunglasses [REDACTED]. [REDACTED] He often wears dress suits. He speaks well. However, she has never seen him smoke cigarettes. [REDACTED] does not have eyes similar to those in the photograph without sunglasses but the lower mouth and jaw area are identical.

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DB Cooper-11790

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Seattle field office case file number header. Interviewee could not further describe a redacted individual; notes that a person's name is unknown and that something about her situation is considered strange. A redacted male subject returned from somewhere, traveled to North Bend, Washington to purchase something, and recently went to Shelton, Washington. Additional recent activities are redacted. A redacted individual stated that another person thought a redacted subject was D. B. Cooper. Around the same time, a redacted individual had something in Auburn, Washington, and immediately shipped a redacted item. The interviewee had no further details. A female interviewee examined two colored artist's conceptions of D. B. Cooper and stated the version with sunglasses is similar to a redacted individual. She described the subject as approximately 5'10" or 5'11", very quiet, wears prescription sunglasses and dress suits, speaks well, and does not smoke cigarettes. She noted the subject's eyes differ from the non-sunglasses sketch but the lower mouth and jaw area are identical. Page number 2 of the underlying document and Vault file reference number DB Cooper-11790.

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