Part 35, page 193

Document date 4 December 1974

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 35 p. 193 (DB Cooper-13139), Airtel, dated 4 Dec 1974 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-35/pages/193

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BC 164-110

Sex Male Race White DOB [redacted] POB [redacted] Hair Blond Eyes Green Height 5'10" Weight 160 Build Heavy Occupation Salesman Marks, scars, and tattoos None SSN [redacted] Military service [redacted] Relatives Mother [redacted]

Fingerprint classification [redacted]

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[redacted] viewed the composite drawing made of UNSUB in this matter and stated [redacted] did not quite resemble this individual but still had a strong feeling he could have been responsible.

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[redacted] brought this to the attention of the FBI because of a recent newspaper article carried in one of the local newspapers therein an article concerning this unsolved case had been written. He advised that [redacted] may have been responsible but had not thought about it since reading the recent article in the paper.

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This information is submitted to Seattle for whatever action deemed necessary by origin.

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DB Cooper-13139

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Physical description form for an unnamed individual: white male, blond hair, green eyes, 5'10", 160 lbs, heavy build, occupation salesman, no marks/scars/tattoos. Personal identifiers (DOB, POB, SSN, military service, relatives, fingerprint classification) are redacted. A redacted source viewed the UNSUB composite drawing and stated the individual described in the form did not quite resemble the suspect but felt he could have been responsible. A redacted individual brought the tip to the FBI's attention after reading a recent newspaper article about the unsolved D.B. Cooper case. He believed the described person may have been responsible but had not considered it until seeing the article. The information is being forwarded to the Seattle FBI field office for further action as deemed necessary by the originating office. Bates stamp or reference number for the D.B. Cooper case file.

Multiple redaction boxes obscure names, dates, and personal identifiers
Margin annotations (b6, b7C, b7D) indicate FOIA exemption codes
Typewritten text is generally legible but some characters are faint

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