Part 33, page 341

Document date 21 January 1974

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 33 p. 341 (DB Cooper-12474), Airtel, dated 21 Jan 1974, serial SE 164-81-6087 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-33/pages/341

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FD 164-41

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AT [REDACTED] OREGON

[REDACTED] on 1/18/74 advised that he has no personnel file for [REDACTED] [REDACTED] without references or any background information. He was an [REDACTED] and worker but suddenly disappeared without notice in late July, 1973. His Social Security number was [REDACTED] but he never furnished a date of birth or a middle name or initial.

At the time he disappeared he had about [REDACTED] in wages coming to him, but owed the company about [REDACTED] in charges made against the company for his personal benefit.

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Subsequently, in [REDACTED] received a long-distance call from [REDACTED] believed to be in New York, who explained that [REDACTED] in New York had passed away and they had to rush to New York to handle the estate. [REDACTED] to apply the wages due him to the [REDACTED] and that he would put a check in the mail for the remaining [REDACTED] failed to get [REDACTED] address, and the check was never received. They have heard nothing further from him.

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On 1/18/74, there was no record of [REDACTED] at the Port Orford Police Department, the Curry County Sheriff's Office, the Coos Bay Police Department, or the Coos County Sheriff's Office.

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LEADS

PORTLAND

AT PORTLAND, OREGON. Through records of [REDACTED] [REDACTED] ascertain address of [REDACTED] and conduct appropriate investigation to process him as a suspect in NORJAK.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

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DB Cooper-12474

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FBI form number designation for continuation page. An individual in Oregon reported on 1/18/74 that a worker had no personnel file, disappeared without notice in late July 1973, never provided a date of birth or middle name, and had wages owed but also owed the company money. The missing worker later called from what was believed to be New York, claiming a relative had died and he needed to handle the estate. He asked for wages to be applied and promised a check for the remainder, but the check never arrived and no further contact was made. Law enforcement checks on 1/18/74 at Port Orford PD, Curry County Sheriff, Coos Bay PD, and Coos County Sheriff found no records of the individual. Leads section directs Portland FBI office to use records to ascertain the address of the suspect and conduct investigation to process him as a NORJAK (D.B. Cooper hijacking) suspect. Subject is marked ARMED AND DANGEROUS. FBI vault reference number for D.B. Cooper file. Page 3 of the original FBI document.

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