Part 33, page 233
DB Cooper-12337Serials LA 164-497
Document date 4 January 1974
FBI 164-81, Vault Part 33 p. 233 (DB Cooper-12337), Airtel, dated 4 Jan 1974, serial SE 164-81-6062 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-33/pages/233
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LA 164-497
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Driver's license [redacted] was issued on [redacted] to [redacted] Los Angeles, California. [redacted] was described as a male, [redacted] 5'11", 160 pounds, blue eyes, blond hair. [redacted] [redacted] residence was shown as [redacted] Los Angeles and a second address as [redacted] Los Angeles, effective 7/13/69. This license was mailed on 12/7/71, and was to expire on [redacted]
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On 2/9/72, the Sacramento Division forwarded one copy of each of the above driver's licenses to Seattle, Portland and Minneapolis for possible display to witnesses.
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On 2/15/72, the Postal Inspector's Office, Los Angeles advised that [redacted] was rented on 1/6/66, to [redacted] [redacted] had furnished an address of [redacted] [redacted] Los Angeles. This address had been deleted, date unknown, and a new address of [redacted] Los Angeles, had been entered. Mail at this box was being regularly picked up and the box was current. [redacted] Postal Inspector's Office, confidentially advised the letter in the box was addressed to [redacted]
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On the same date [redacted] U. S. Postal Service, 313 South Broadway, Glendale, California advised that [redacted] was rented to [redacted] [redacted] Los Angeles, on 4/29/68. [redacted] had furnished a driver's license number of [redacted] [redacted] advised the box is current and mail is regularly being picked up.
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He confidentially advised that three pieces of mail were currently in the box and contained the following return addresses:
1) [redacted]
2) [redacted]
3) [redacted]
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DB Cooper-12337