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DB Cooper-12394Serials SE 164-81, SE 164-81-6064

Document date 10 January 1974

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 1962 EDITION GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum

TO : SAC SEATTLE 164-81 DATE: 1-10-74

SA [REDACTED] FROM :

SUBJECT: NORJACK OO SEATTLE

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[REDACTED] was located and interviewed and stated he has been interviewed at least twice in the past and further that he granted permission to search [REDACTED] on two separate occasions. He stated he has been a resident of the LaCenter, Washington area for many years and since the D.B. COOPER matter, he has not heard anything which might be of value in the investigation to identify COOPER. He stated his neighbors and friends in the area have talked frequently about the case but no one has located anything which could be connected to COOPER.

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From a personal observation of [REDACTED] it is the writers opinion that he does not fit the description of COOPER nor does he resemble the sketch prepared by the Bureau of COOPER.

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rad

ELIMINATE

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164-81-6064 SEARCHED ______ INDEXED ______ SERIALIZED [check] FILED [check] JAN 1 1 1973 FBI — SEATTLE

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Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan

DB Cooper-12394

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Header of a U.S. Government interoffice memorandum from a redacted Special Agent to SAC Seattle, file 164-81, dated January 10, 1974, regarding the NORJACK (D.B. Cooper) case. A redacted individual in La Center, Washington was interviewed. He stated he had been interviewed at least twice before and had granted permission to search on two occasions. He is a long-time resident of the LaCenter area and reported that despite frequent discussion among neighbors and friends about the D.B. Cooper case, no one has found anything connected to Cooper. The writing agent personally observed the interviewee and concluded that the individual does not match the physical description or Bureau sketch of D.B. Cooper. Handwritten notation 'rad' (likely initials or abbreviation for 'radio') and 'ELIMINATE' indicating the subject was eliminated as a suspect. FBI filing stamp showing case number 164-81-6064, serialized and filed at FBI Seattle. Date stamp reads JAN 1 1 1973 though this may be a mis-stamped date given the memo is dated 1-10-74. Standard government form footer with savings bonds slogan and FBI Vault page identifier DB Cooper-12394.

Multiple redactions marked b6/b7C obscure sender name, subject details, and other identifying information
Overall text is clear and legible

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