Part 38, page 409
DB Cooper-1510Serials SC 164-50
Interviewed 29 November 1976Dictated 30 November 1976Transcribed 30 November 1976
FBI 164-81, Vault Part 38 p. 409 (DB Cooper-1510), FD-302 interview, interviewed 29 Nov 1976, serial SE 164-81-7232 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-38/pages/409
Transcript
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3 SC 164-50
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The man continued to insist upon being trans- ported to the highway and offered to pay any amount of money for transporation. When the men declined, he started walking down the road. At this point, the men restrained him and offered to discuss the situation further. They then woke up [REDACTED] at which time they asked the man for identification. [REDACTED] stated that when he asked the man if he had a wallet, he, [REDACTED] patted the man's shirt pocket and felt something. The man stated he had no wallet, and [REDACTED] withdrew a bottle of pills from the shirt pocket. The man indicated that the pills were a prescription.
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[REDACTED] stated he recalls the pill bottle bore a label from the University Village Pay and Save Store. He stated he could recall the label because he once sold Breck Hair Products and called on the same store, which he knows to be located in the University District near the football stadium in Seattle. He stated further, that he could recall something of the prescription number, the first three digits of which he believes were [REDACTED] and possibly ending with [REDACTED] He stated he further recalls the doctor's name was a [REDACTED] or something similar. He stated he does not think the man's name was on the label or at least he has no recollection of it. He stated the man may have told them a name, but he could not recall that either.
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During this time the man continued to request to be taken to the highway and again offered to pay, at which time he produced a large roll of $20.00 bills, which also included some $100.00 bills, [REDACTED] believes. Payment was declined by [REDACTED] and three of the individuals then agreed to take the man to Ellensburg. He stated they left at about 1:30 a.m., and arrived in Ellensburg at about 3:00 a.m. The man again offered to pay them, which they declined, but agreed to let him buy them breakfast at a 24-hour cafe, located next to the Holiday Inn in Ellensburg. After ordering, the man excused himself to go to the restroom and when he did not return, the men went to the door and
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