MemoTo SAC Seattle re NORJAK: Everett suspect contacted and eliminated6 May 1976page 2 of 4
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Part 37, page 295

DB Cooper-14457Serials SE 164-81

Document date 6 May 1976

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 37 p. 295 (DB Cooper-14457), Memo, dated 6 May 1976, serial SE 164-81-6922 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-37/pages/295

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SE 164-81

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[REDACTED] provided the following description of [REDACTED] as best he could remember from 1970:

Name [REDACTED] Aliases None Approximate Age in 1970 [REDACTED] Race White Height 5' 11" to 6' Weight Approximately 160 pounds Build Slim Complexion Light - definitely not olive or dark Hair Light brown; thinner than shown in artist drawings and [REDACTED] hairline had receded to where he was almost bald. Eyes Unknown and does not recall [REDACTED] wearing glasses, even sunglasses Voice No particular accent Characteristics Does not recall [REDACTED] as a smoker but said [REDACTED] had developed a drinking problem. Knows of no financial problems [REDACTED] had. Wearing Apparel Work type clothing or casual clothing. Had never seen [REDACTED] in a suit or wearing a tie. Was not a business type dresser.

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[REDACTED] advised he does not know any of [REDACTED] relatives or friends. He advised that [REDACTED] was employed by [REDACTED] Broadway Taping, 3 South Broadway, Everett, Washington, [REDACTED] prior to his leaving the Everett area in 1970.

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[REDACTED] advised that the only reason he feels [REDACTED] could be D. B. COOPER is because he resembles the artist's drawings and because [REDACTED] supposedly has a knowledge of airplanes and parachuting from the military, as he, [REDACTED] explained in the letter he sent the FBI in December, 1975.

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DB Cooper-14457

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