Part 34, page 147

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14. Check medical records (subject was apparently in good health and athletic at the time of NORJAK but he could have been injured in the jump).

15. Determine if he had reason to have a grudge on November 24, 1971. (Possibilities might be loss of job, especially airline-related job, Vietnam War, ethnic freedom, etc.)

16. Determine his criminal background. (It is felt Unsub was not an experienced criminal.)

17. Determine suspect's educational background. (Unsub was probably a high school graduate and may have had further education.)

18. Determine if he is or was an alcoholic. (It is felt Unsub was not an alcoholic.)

19. Determine if he has an accent of any kind. (Unsub did not.)

20. Determine if the tie or tie tac found on NORJAK belongs to suspect.

21. Check suspect's name through

(a) St. Louis Office for military records to determine jump experience. (Note: need service number or SSAN.)

(b) Airline Pilot Association (ALPA), head- quarters Washington, D.C.

(c) Parachute Club of America, U.S. Parachute Association, PO Box 109, Monterey, Cali- fornia 93940.

(d) Raleigh Coupon Redemption Center, Brown and Williamson Tobacco Company, Hill Street, Louisville, Kentucky. (Records kept only one year.)

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