MemoSAC Portland to SAC Seattle re Woodland, Washington records check on NORJAK suspect27 September 1973page 2 of 2
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Part 32, page 313

DB Cooper-11931Serials SE 164-81

Document date 27 September 1973

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SE 164-81

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This was observed and it was noted by the interviewing agent, SA THOMAS J. MANNING, that [REDACTED] was the approximate size of a parachute. Further questioning of [REDACTED] failed to reveal any information concerning straps or other paraphernalia which a parachute would have. However, she pointed out that [REDACTED] also observed [REDACTED] or whatever it was, and probably observed it more closely than [REDACTED]

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[REDACTED] also commented that some time after the hijacking, [REDACTED] did make a comment to her that [REDACTED] did resemble the hijacker's composite photograph. However, she did not call this to the attention of the FBI, for she felt there was nothing to the statement [REDACTED]

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LEADS

PORTLAND DIVISION

At Portland, Oregon

Contact [REDACTED] at the locations or phone numbers set forth in the body of this communication, and question her concerning the [REDACTED] mentioned by [REDACTED] [REDACTED] which was [REDACTED]

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SEATTLE DIVISION

[REDACTED] At Tenino, Washington

Conduct appropriate investigation to identify [REDACTED] Tenino, Washington, and his company, Manson-Osberg Company.

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Armed and Dangerous

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