Interview report (FD-302)Interview of St. Paul complainant re man who allegedly parachuted from Northwest Orient planeDictated 27 September 1974page 2 of 2
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Part 35, page 39

DB Cooper-13430Serials UP 164-73

Dictated 27 September 1974Transcribed 27 September 1974

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2 UP 164-73

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[REDACTED] advised that he feels that [REDACTED] is still employed [REDACTED] for he still receives newspapers from the "Sailors Union of the Pacific" which is a union newspaper [REDACTED] whose address is 450 Harrison Street, San Francisco, California. [REDACTED] stated that a [REDACTED] name appears in this newspaper occasionally as having something to do with the "Sailors Union of the Pacific."

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[REDACTED] advised that at the time he called the FBI Office, he stated that he knew of the plan for the hi-jacking, however, stated that by this he meant the plan of [REDACTED] being a paratrooper and so forth, therefore, could make his escape by jumping out of the plane. [REDACTED] advised that he had no additional information concerning [REDACTED]

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DB Cooper-13430