ReportButte investigative insert BT 164-26 re NORJAK suspect background and interviewpage 2 of 3
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Part 32, page 318

DB Cooper-11936Serials BT 164-26, SE 164-81

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 32 p. 318 (DB Cooper-11936), Report, serial SE 164-81-4974 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-32/pages/318

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BT #164-26 SE #164-81 RPR/gld Page 2

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Date of Birth [redacted] Height 5' 9" Weight 190# Eyes Blue Hair Brown

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On July 18, 1972, [redacted] Clark Fork, Idaho, was contacted relative to this matter and stated that back in April or May, 1972, [redacted] were having dinner in a restaurant in Spokane, Washington, and during the evening the discussion turned to [redacted] and [redacted] stated that while they con- versed about [redacted] someone referred to the Norjak situation and they all agreed that [redacted] would have the ability and possibly the nerve to do this type of thing. [redacted] stated that thereafter he had contacted a representative of the Federal Aviation Agency in Spokane, Washington, and relayed this information to him.

[redacted] continued to explain his relationship with [redacted] and indicated that he, [redacted] has approximately [redacted] in the Clark Ford, Idaho, area and that in

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and negotiations remained in a pending manner until December 17, 1970, [redacted] [redacted] stated that prior to December, 1970, in about November, 1970, [redacted] started [redacted] [redacted] He stated that ever since [redacted] has been a source of constant trouble with him, in that he is not [redacted] [redacted] that he is [redacted] [redacted] that he is [redacted] which he does not have the authority [redacted] and other miscellaneous sources of aggravation.

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[redacted] stated that he has hired an attorney and is presently [redacted] [redacted] claims so far he has lost between

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