Part 33, page 22

Document date 19 November 1973

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 33 p. 22 (DB Cooper-12121), Memo, dated 19 Nov 1973, serial SE 164-81-5051 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-33/pages/22

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PD 164-41

[REDACTED] were contacted by Hertz and had no information concerning [REDACTED] [REDACTED] allegedly was formerly employed by Western Airlines someplace in Alaska.

Relatives [REDACTED]

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LEADS

ANCHORAGE

AT ANCHORAGE, ALASKA. (1) Contact laborers' union to determine if [REDACTED] known there.

(2) Contact Western Airlines.

(3) Attempt to obtain photo- graph of [REDACTED] and furnish to Seattle and Portland.

AT BETHEL and FAIRBANKS, ALASKA. Contact [REDACTED] [REDACTED] for information regarding [REDACTED]

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PORTLAND

AT COQUILLE, OREGON. Attempt to locate and interview [REDACTED].

AT PORTLAND, OREGON. Upon receipt of photograph, consider [REDACTED] as suspect in any unsolved bank robberies.

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[illegible stamp, partially reads: APPROVED... COPIES]

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-2- DB Cooper-12121

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Continuation of a prior page. Hertz contacted unknown individuals who had no information concerning a redacted person who was allegedly formerly employed by Western Airlines somewhere in Alaska. A redacted box appears next to 'Relatives'. Leads section assigning investigative tasks to the Anchorage field office: (1) contact the laborers' union about a redacted individual, (2) contact Western Airlines, (3) obtain a photograph of a redacted individual and send to Seattle and Portland. Additional leads at Bethel and Fairbanks, Alaska to contact redacted persons for information. Leads assigned to the Portland field office: at Coquille, Oregon, attempt to locate and interview a redacted individual; at Portland, Oregon, upon receipt of a photograph, consider the redacted individual as a suspect in unsolved bank robberies. An approval or routing stamp that is mostly illegible. Page number indicator (-2-) for this sub-document and the Bates stamp reference number DB Cooper-12121.

Multiple FOIA redaction boxes (b6, b7C exemptions) obscure names and personal details
Three hole-punch marks visible at top of page
Stamp near bottom is partially illegible

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