Part 33, page 277
DB Cooper-12409Serials TP 164-110
Document date 9 January 1974
FBI 164-81, Vault Part 33 p. 277 (DB Cooper-12409), Memo, dated 9 Jan 1974 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-33/pages/277
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TP 164-110
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[redacted] 3/59, when he heard through a mutual acquaintance of both [redacted] [redacted] said the grapevine story was that [redacted] in which he was entertaining in Brooklyn, New York.
According to [redacted]
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[redacted] said he last contacted [redacted] in March or May of 1959, when he had [redacted] and was stationed in the Washington, D. C. area. He said at this time he talked to [redacted] who stated that [redacted] was now in the Washington, D. C., area operating [redacted] out of the Silver Springs or Bethesda, Maryland, area.
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[redacted] said he contacted [redacted] telephonically, but he does not recall the details of the conversation. He said he last heard that [redacted] was living in the San Antonio, Texas, [redacted] He stated, however, that [redacted] was in the [redacted] as himself and [redacted] and he could be traced through military records.
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He does not recall [redacted] ever having any intimate knowledge of aircraft nor does he consider [redacted] an exceptional athlete. He further advised that he would not consider [redacted] as having extravagant taste, but that he was a gambler inasmuch as he often participated in base poker games and currency exchange schemes.
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[redacted] said he has no further evidence that [redacted] could be the hijacker in the above captioned matter, but that his description does fit that of the sketch which appeared in the "Today" newspaper.
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At this time, [redacted] provided a slide of [redacted]. He also provided a glossy
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