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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 32 p. 456 (DB Cooper-12095), Airtel, dated 21 Nov 1973, serial 164-31-504 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-32/pages/456
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11/21/73
AIRTEL AIR MAIL
TO: SAC, MINNEAPOLIS (164-73)
FROM: SAC, SAN FRANCISCO (164-220)
SUBJECT: NORJAC
RE: SUSPECT POSSIBLY HIDING
ABOARD AIRCRAFT
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[redacted], Novato, California, [redacted]
no home phone but can be reached through [redacted]
phone [redacted] or an answering service [redacted] appeared
at the San Francisco Office on 11/19/73, and advised as
follows:
Since he had seen the movie "Airport" on television
he has given a great deal of thought to how this crime
was perpetrated. He stated that he was principally
interested in obtaining any reward that might be forthcoming
for furnishing information concerning this case. He also
stated that he had formerly worked on airplanes and was
familiar with them; however, he did not know the difference
between a Boeing 727 and a 737.
In essence, [redacted] theory is that the hijacker
was probably a mechanic for Northwest Orient Airlines and
at some time prior to the hijacking had access to this
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2 - Minneapolis
2 - Seattle (164-81)
1 - Las Vegas (164-60)
1 - San Francisco
BHC/kle
(6) C3
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164 -31 -504/
SEARCHED_____ INDEXED_____
SERIALIZED_____ FILED_____
NOV 26 1973