Part 33, page 107

DB Cooper-12207

Document date 11 December 1973

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 33 p. 107 (DB Cooper-12207), Airtel, dated 11 Dec 1973, serial SE 164-81-5095 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-33/pages/107

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OBSERVATION

[REDACTED] was friendly and courteous to the interviewing Agents. [REDACTED] and his relationship to NORJAK, TWABOM [REDACTED] was not that well organized and lacked professional specificity. The interviewing Agents felt he was attempting to prove a "pet" theory and only used convenient facts to attempt to estab- lish his theory. [REDACTED] made available no transcripts or original tapes of his interview with [REDACTED] and was re- lating to facts off the [REDACTED] Throughout the interview, [REDACTED] made comments that he would like to con- tinually be cooperative to the Bureau and that the Bureau had a definite need for a man of his background in cases of this type. [REDACTED] said he would make his services available as a paid consultant. He advised that to some extent, he [REDACTED] could make information available that he has compiled on [REDACTED] and [REDACTED] outside of medical or legal channels. [REDACTED] stated that he feels that he would not be violating [REDACTED] in making this information available as he could make strip tapes from his original tapes without identitying [REDACTED] These tapes could then be [REDACTED]

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[REDACTED] TWABOM, NORJAK [REDACTED] he [REDACTED] TWABOM case and any other transcriptions of pertinent conversation that might have taken place in those cases between the unsubs and the airlines or law enforcement personnel.

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RECOMMENDATION

Dallas does not recommend that [REDACTED] be utilized as a paid consultant in the capacity as outlined above and it leaves to the Bureau the determination as to whether or not any information should be disseminated to [REDACTED] concerning past aircraft hijackers and related crimes. It should be noted that [REDACTED] appears to be presently cooperative with the Bureau and it might not be in the best interest of the Bureau to alienate or ignore him when perhaps a limited dissemination of information desired by him can be beneficial to the Bureau in view of his continuing research in this [REDACTED]

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DB Cooper-12207

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Observation section describing an interview with a redacted individual regarding the NORJAK and TWABOM cases. The individual was friendly but lacked professional specificity, appeared to push a 'pet' theory, and offered services as a paid consultant. He discussed making information available outside medical or legal channels, and suggested creating strip tapes without identifying information. Continuation noting that the individual could provide transcriptions of pertinent conversations from TWABOM, NORJAK, and other cases involving unsubs (unknown subjects) and airlines or law enforcement. The Dallas field office does not recommend utilizing the individual as a paid consultant but leaves the decision on information sharing to Bureau headquarters. Notes the individual is cooperative and suggests limited dissemination may be beneficial to maintain the relationship. Document identification stamp. Original page number of the document.

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