Part 33, page 370
DB Cooper-12507Serials SE 164-81, SE 164-81-602
Document date 4 February 1974
FBI 164-81, Vault Part 33 p. 370 (DB Cooper-12507), Memo, dated 4 Feb 1974, serial SE 164-81-602 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-33/pages/370
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SAC, SEATTLE 2/4/74 b6 b7C SA ROBERT H. WICK
UNSUB; aka
INFORMATION CONCERNING
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On February 1, 1974, [REDACTED] retired, [REDACTED] Olympia, Washington, advised that he met the subject in the bar at [REDACTED] during November 1973. The subject claimed to be a retired USAF from Spokane. He was quite personable and became acquainted with [REDACTED]. The three of them went out to dinner/that same same evening after [REDACTED]. The following day, [REDACTED] from the sub- ject. The subject began using his acquaintanceship with [REDACTED] in meeting other people. Within several days, he informed [REDACTED] that he was going [REDACTED] and he asked [REDACTED] to go to Reno [REDACTED]. Subject wrote checks for all three fares and persuaded [REDACTED] to go along.
After their return from Reno, subject [REDACTED] moved into [REDACTED]. They continued to see [REDACTED] and on one occas- ion, because the subject was sleepy, [REDACTED] told him to go up and take a nap in [REDACTED] room. In fact, subject went through [REDACTED].
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[REDACTED] said subject carried his pretense for several months.
[REDACTED] During December 1973, he [REDACTED] went to Astoria, Oregon. [REDACTED] Subject allegedly [REDACTED].
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[REDACTED] subject disappeared. Several days after his disappearance, [REDACTED] Since that time, he has also been reported as a possible suspect in the "D. B. Cooper - Hijacking Case."
Subject was described as white, male, 35 to 40, 6', 185,
[REDACTED] flashy dresser.
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For record purposes.
cc: 164-81 [REDACTED]
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164-81-6/02 [illegible marks]
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DB Cooper-12507