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Part 35, page 111 DB Cooper-13510 Serials SE 164-81-6556
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FBI SEATTLE
[REDACTED] NO RECORD DO HAVE
[REDACTED] LYNNWOOD
NO RESTRICTIONS
BLUE EYES 160 LBS 5 FT 8
OUT OF STATE TO CALIF JUNE 73
[REDACTED] YAKIMA WASH
ADEQUATE GLASSES
BLUE EYES 160 LBS 5 FT 8
VEH REG TO
[REDACTED] 76 REG 61 FORD STHB/CN
[REDACTED] YAKIMA
[REDACTED] 73 REG 69 BROAM 643BE/12
[REDACTED] YAKIMA
MV OLYMPIA IZ
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SEARCHED......INDEXED......
SERIALIZED....FILED...
APR 2 5 1975
FBI-SEATTLE
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164-81-6556
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DB Cooper-13510
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b6
b7C
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FBI Seattle records check document listing at least two individuals (names redacted under b6/b7C) with matching physical descriptions — blue eyes, 160 lbs, 5 ft 8. One is from Lynnwood with no restrictions and moved out of state to California in June 1973. The other is from Yakima, Washington and wears glasses. Vehicle registration information shows two vehicles registered in Yakima: a 1961 Ford (76 registration) and a 1969 Broam (73 registration). Reference to MV (Motor Vehicle) Olympia IZ at bottom.
FBI-Seattle processing stamp showing the document was searched, indexed, serialized, and filed on April 25, 1975.
Handwritten case number, likely the NORJAK (D.B. Cooper) case file reference number 164-81-6556.
Bates stamp or reference number identifying this as page 13510 in the DB Cooper document collection.
Privacy exemption markings (b6 — personal privacy; b7C — law enforcement personal privacy) indicating redacted information throughout the page.
Multiple redacted blocks (b6/b7C privacy exemptions) obscure names and identifying information Typewritten text is generally legible Handwritten case number in lower right is legible Some slight graininess from scanning Scan order ← p. 110 p. 112 →