Part 38, page 436

Document date 8 December 1976

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 38 p. 436 (DB Cooper-15135), Memo, dated 8 Dec 1976, serial SE 164-81-72413 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-38/pages/436

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SE 164-81

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Weight [REDACTED b6/b7C/b7D] Age Build Hair Eyes

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[REDACTED] further advised that this individual smoked Raleigh filter cigarettes and wore sunglasses simi- lar to those depicted in the artist's composite. [REDACTED] further stated that [REDACTED] [REDACTED] at Boeing. This individual lived in Federal Way when [REDACTED] by Boeing and [REDACTED] [REDACTED] towards the Boeing Company. [REDACTED] [REDACTED] in California. [REDACTED] stated she believed [REDACTED] finally advised that the individual she believed worked for the Duvall Sierrita Corporation in Tucson, Arizona, for a short while.

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[REDACTED] requested her identity remain confidential even [REDACTED] and the fact that she had provided this information also remain confidential.

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LEADS:

SEATTLE DIVISION

At Port Angeles, Washington

Will contact [REDACTED] and through the pretext of trying to process a suspect in the Norjak case named [REDACTED] (LNU) who used to reside [REDACTED] [REDACTED] attempt to determine from [REDACTED] any information he may have which would serve to further identify [REDACTED] (LNU) as well as display to [REDACTED] the artist's composites of unsub in this matter and determine if he feels [REDACTED] (LNU) should be considered a suspect in this matter.

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ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

Enclosed for the resident agent handling the leads at Port Angeles are one copy each of the four artist's com- posites of unsub.

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2 DB Cooper-15135

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FBI case file number for the Seattle field office D.B. Cooper (Norjak) investigation. Physical description fields (Weight, Age, Build, Hair, Eyes) for an individual, with all values redacted under FOIA exemptions b6, b7C, b7D. A witness (name redacted) describes an individual who smoked Raleigh filter cigarettes, wore sunglasses similar to the artist's composite of the hijacker, lived in Federal Way when employed by Boeing, had some connection to California, and may have worked for the Duvall Sierrita Corporation in Tucson, Arizona for a short time. The witness requested that her identity and the information she provided remain confidential. Redactions marked b6, b7C, b7D. Investigative leads for the Seattle Division at Port Angeles, Washington. Agents will contact a person (redacted) using the pretext of processing a Norjak suspect to gather identifying information about an individual (last name unknown) and show artist's composites to determine if the person should be considered a suspect. Standard armed and dangerous warning for the D.B. Cooper case. Four artist's composite sketches of the unidentified subject are enclosed for the resident agent at Port Angeles. Page number (2) and Bates stamp number DB Cooper-15135.

Multiple redaction blocks (b6, b7C, b7D FOIA exemptions) obscure names, addresses, and physical description details
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