Part 33, page 391

DB Cooper-12530

Document date 13 February 1974

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 33 p. 391 (DB Cooper-12530), Memo, dated 13 Feb 1974 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-33/pages/391

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SE #164-81

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[REDACTED] advised that all during this story [REDACTED] laughed and gave the impression that it was simply a story.

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[REDACTED] advised that [REDACTED] was formerly in the Air Force and was a pilot during World War II; however, she advised that she did not feel [REDACTED] was in any mental or physical condition to perpetuate such a crime. [REDACTED] advised that [REDACTED] was employed with the State Highway Department as [REDACTED] in Olympia, Washington, until [REDACTED] that he had to quit his job. She advised she has not heard from [REDACTED] in over one year and has no idea where he is. [REDACTED] advised that contrary to what [REDACTED] believes, she does not fear [REDACTED] and knows that he would in no way attempt to harm her.

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[REDACTED] viewed the photograph of [REDACTED] and advised that it is a very good likeness of him and also viewed the composite of D. B. COOPER which she advised in no way resembles [REDACTED] provided the following description of [REDACTED]

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Race White Sex Male Nationality American Height 6'0" Weight 190# Remarks

Complexion Very ruddy Hair Brown, turning grey worn in crewcut, not receding Age [REDACTED] Build Heavy

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[REDACTED] advised that [REDACTED] had a Washington driver's license when she last knew him.

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FBI Seattle field office case number for the D.B. Cooper investigation. A witness described that the subject laughed throughout telling the story, giving the impression it was just a story. A female witness reported that the subject was a former Air Force pilot from WWII but did not believe he was mentally or physically capable of committing the crime. He had been employed with the State Highway Department in Olympia, Washington, but had to quit his job. She had not heard from him in over a year and had no idea of his whereabouts. She stated she does not fear him and believes he would not attempt to harm her. The witness viewed a photograph and confirmed it was a very good likeness of the subject, but stated the D.B. Cooper composite sketch in no way resembled the subject. She then provided a physical description. Physical description of the subject: white American male, 6'0", 190 lbs, very ruddy complexion, brown hair turning grey worn in a crewcut (not receding), heavy build. Age is redacted. The witness stated that the subject had a Washington driver's license when she last knew him. Page 3 of the original document. FBI Vault Bates stamp or document tracking number.

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