Part 40, page 200

Document date 20 July 1977

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 40 p. 200, Report, dated 20 Jul 1977, serial SE 164-81-7630 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-40/pages/200

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MP 164-73 KGR/sac 1

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The following investigation was conducted by SA [REDACTED] on July 20, 1977 in Minneapolis, Minnesota:

[REDACTED] Minnesota, telephone [REDACTED] was interviewed telephonically and she advised that she has not been contacted by [REDACTED] or anyone else trying to obtain information on the hijacking she was involved in.

[REDACTED] was contacted telephonically and advised that he has not been approached by either [REDACTED] Approximately two years ago, he was approached by a University of Minnesota employee for an article of some type on the hijacking but he declined the interview. He does not remember any of the particulars of the contact with the University employee.

[REDACTED] were not at home when contacted telephonically. Both were on a Northwest Orient flight and would return on July 21, 1977. Messages were left to contact SA [REDACTED] upon their return.

Northwest Orient Airlines, [REDACTED] furnished the address of [REDACTED] San Diego, California, telephone [REDACTED]

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164-81-7630 [illegible initials]

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DB Cooper-1589b

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File number header and dictation initials for Minneapolis field office file 164-73. FBI investigative report dated July 20, 1977, from Minneapolis field office. An SA conducted telephonic interviews with redacted individuals involved in the hijacking. One female interviewee confirmed she had not been contacted by anyone seeking hijacking information. A male interviewee stated he had not been approached recently, though approximately two years prior a University of Minnesota employee sought an interview about the hijacking, which he declined. Two other individuals were unavailable, both on a Northwest Orient flight returning July 21, 1977. Northwest Orient Airlines furnished an address in San Diego, California for a redacted individual. Handwritten case number and initials, likely a cross-reference or routing notation. Bates stamp or page identifier from the DB Cooper FBI Vault release.

Multiple redacted (blacked-out) sections obscuring names, addresses, phone numbers, and SA identifiers
Right margin contains FOIA exemption codes b6, b7C, b7D
Handwritten case number and initials at bottom of page

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