Part 33, page 263

DB Cooper-12395Serials SE 164-81, SE 164-81-6065

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

FROM SA [REDACTED]

SUBJECT:NORJACK 00 SEATTLE

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[REDACTED] La Center, Washington was reinterviewed on 1-9-74 at whichtime he stated he still flies but [REDACTED]. He stated he has been contacted several times concerning the NORJAK matter and has been alert for any information of value. He said no one in the area has found anything which would be of value in the investigation. He said he has never seen anything from the air which would be of value in this matter.

From a personal observation of [REDACTED] it is the opinion of the writer that [REDACTED] does not resemble the sketch of D. B. COOPER.

[REDACTED] has been a longtime resident of the LaCenter, Washington area and for the past 12 years has resided [REDACTED] where he was interviewed. He indicated [REDACTED]

[REDACTED] was interviewed by FBI Agents shortly after the location of the area where COOPER was thought to have bailed out and [REDACTED] was searched without locating anything of value.

In view of the above it is felt that [REDACTED] can be eliminated as being identical to COOPER.

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[handwritten signature: F. LIMINNIC or similar] /64-81-6065

SEARCHED _____ INDEXED _____ SERIALIZED /[checkmark] FILED /[checkmark] JAN 1 1 1973 FBI—SEATTLE

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Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan DB Cooper-12395

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Standard U.S. Government interoffice memorandum header addressed from a Special Agent to SAC Seattle, regarding the NORJACK case (D.B. Cooper investigation), dated January 10, 1974. A redacted male individual in La Center, Washington was reinterviewed on January 9, 1974. He is a pilot who still flies and has been contacted multiple times about the NORJAK case. He reported finding nothing of value in the area, including from aerial observation. The writing agent personally observed the individual and concluded he does not resemble the D.B. Cooper sketch. The individual has lived in the LaCenter area for at least 12 years. FBI agents had previously searched the area near his residence after the hijacking without finding anything. The agent recommends eliminating this individual as a Cooper suspect. Closing of the memo with dictation initials 'rad', a handwritten signature, a case sub-file number, and an FBI Seattle filing stamp. The filing stamp date of JAN 1 1 1973 appears inconsistent with the memo date of 1-10-74. Standard government form footer with U.S. Savings Bonds promotional text and a Bates-style page stamp number DB Cooper-12395. FOIA exemption codes stamped in the right margin throughout the document, indicating redactions for personal privacy (b6) and law enforcement source identity (b7C).

Multiple redaction blocks (b6/b7C FOIA exemptions) obscure names, addresses, and other PII
Body text is clearly typed and legible
Handwritten signature and case number at bottom are mostly legible

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