Part 36, page 356

DB Cooper-13970Serials SE 164-81, SE 164-81-6724

Document date 6 November 1975

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) 11/6/75

SA [REDACTED] b6 b7C NORJAK

Remymemo dated 9/5/75.

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On 10/30/75, [REDACTED] white male, date of birth [REDACTED] place of birth [REDACTED] Washington, was interviewed at the [REDACTED] Washington, where he has worked for nine years and is [REDACTED]

[REDACTED] advised that while he doesn't know for a fact who D. B.COOPER is, he does know an individual he feels is capable of doing the feat that D. B. COOPER did. He stated that in [REDACTED] a white male, and stated he met this in Seattle. He stated [REDACTED]

He stated that [REDACTED] had been [REDACTED]

[REDACTED] and all over the country. He stated that from what he could determine most of his

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He stated that [REDACTED] he would be mad at the system and is the type of fellow to hold a grudge. He stated that [REDACTED] area where D. B. COOPER was supposed to have jumped out of the airplane and [REDACTED] he cannot remember the name for sure, but believes [REDACTED] He stated that [REDACTED] He further advised that [REDACTED] throughout Washington and the Arlington, Washington, airport with sky- divers from that area. He stated he does not know if [REDACTED] was a member of any official organization as he was in to

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RST/tcs (3)

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SEARCHED......INDEXED...... SERIALIZED....FILED...... NOV 7 1975

164-81-6724

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b6 b7C b7D

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DB Cooper-13970

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Header of an FBI memo from the Seattle field office, dated 11/6/75, referencing the NORJAK case (D.B. Cooper) and a prior remymemo dated 9/5/75. The assigned Special Agent name is redacted. An interview conducted on 10/30/75 with a white male (name, DOB, and birthplace redacted) in Washington state, where he had worked for nine years. The interviewee stated he does not know for a fact who D.B. Cooper is, but knows an individual he believes is capable of doing what Cooper did. He described this person as a white male he met in Seattle. Further details about the suspect's travels are partially redacted. The interviewee described the suspect as someone who would be mad at the system and hold a grudge. He connected the suspect to the area where D.B. Cooper supposedly jumped from the airplane, but could not remember a specific name. He further advised about activities throughout Washington and specifically the Arlington, Washington airport involving skydivers from that area. He did not know if the suspect was a member of any official organization. Administrative footer with dictator/typist initials (RST/tcs), copy count (3), handwritten approval initials, an FBI processing stamp showing the document was searched, indexed, serialized, and filed on November 7, 1975, and the serial case number 164-81-6724. FOIA/Privacy Act exemption markings (b6 - personal privacy, b7C - law enforcement personal privacy, b7D - confidential source) appear in the right margin throughout the page, indicating the basis for the various redactions. FBI Vault pagination/identification stamp for the D.B. Cooper file.

Multiple redacted blocks throughout the document (b6, b7C, b7D privacy exemptions)
Some text near redaction boundaries is partially obscured
Bottom portion has handwritten initials and a stamp that are slightly blurry

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