MemoTo SAC Seattle re Pacific Northwest Bell 'D. B. Cooper' telephone listing, Bellingham19 April 1974page 1 of 2
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DB Cooper-12793Serials SE 164-81-6098, SE 164-81-6211

Document date 19 April 1974

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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 JULY 1973 EDITION GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

Memorandum

TO : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81-6098) (P) DATE: April 19, 1974

FROM : SA [redacted]

SUBJECT: NORJAK

RE: CHANGED [redacted]

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On 2/21/74, [redacted], Pacific Northwest Bell Telephone Company, Bellingham, Washington, home phone [redacted] advised that while she was checking some long distance records she noted a call from a college student by the name of [redacted] to the name "D. B. COOPER". It was an operator placed person to person on their Seattle reel [redacted]. The phone records show the [redacted] is a residence phone listed to [redacted] and that he is [redacted]. The caller [redacted] lived in college dormatory but is now in Boston, Massachusetts.

[redacted] phones the [redacted] out of curiosity and asked for Mr. COOPER and the man at the other end slammed the phone down after saying it wasn't funny. She received the impression he didn't think this was a joke. Even though she felt this toll ticket call was probably a joke she felt she should report the matter.

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On 2/28/74, Whatcom County Credit Bureau records showed a file on [redacted] since April of 1973. There address [redacted] Femdale, where they [redacted]. They were previously at Kirkland, Washington, but the credit bureau there had no known record of them. They also had a previous address of [redacted] Lynden, Washington. [redacted] was shown as born [redacted]. There credit was checked in April of 1973 and only one merchant had an account that was opened in 1971 with a high balance of $600 and nothing unfavorable.

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On 2/28/74, records of Continental telephone company disclosed that phone [redacted] was installed in December, 1972, at

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