ReportPortland report re NORJAK suspect, Sherwood PD and telephone company inquiries21 October 1977page 2 of 3
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Part 40, page 339

DB Cooper-16145Serials PD 164-41

Document date 21 October 1977

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PD 164-41

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[REDACTED] in Clackamas County.

Chief DELBERT STANISLOWSKI, Sherwood, Oregon Police Department, advised on 9/7/77, that he has known [REDACTED] for several years. He advised that [REDACTED] is a white male, short and stocky build with curly brown hair. [REDACTED] drives a Volkswagen that has been converted by kit to a fiber glass sports car. He resides with [REDACTED] who is employed as a secretary. For the most part, [REDACTED] has been employed in Alaska, possibly on the pipeline project. Chief STANISLOWSKI stated that [REDACTED] has no known arrest record in this area.

A crime report filed with the Sherwood Police Department in 1975 disclosed [REDACTED] DOB [REDACTED] [REDACTED] The crime report involved a reported burglary of a residence on [REDACTED] by juveniles in which household property was stolen from the [REDACTED] residence, this burglary subsequently having been cleared.

Chief STANISLOWSKI advised that he did not consider that [REDACTED] would bear any resemblance to the artist's conception of unsub in this matter.

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[REDACTED] advised on 10/18/77, that [REDACTED] is a white male in his late 30's or early 40's who is about 5'7", 150 - 160 pounds, stocky build, ruddy complexion, mustache, dark brown hair (graying), blue or light hazel eyes. He advised that [REDACTED] resides in a contemporary, inexpensive home which sits on [REDACTED] and drives an inexpensive Volkswagen sports car. [REDACTED] advised that [REDACTED] is believed employed out of state, possibly in Alaska, but visits [REDACTED] here in Sherwood from time-to-time. He stated he last saw [REDACTED] on Friday, 10/14/77. [REDACTED] did not see any resemblance between the artist's conception of unsub in this matter and [REDACTED]

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ADMINISTRATIVE

[REDACTED] U.S. National Bank, Sherwood, Oregon, (protect identity) both advised on [REDACTED] that they are not acquainted with [REDACTED] and the bank's records contain no information pertaining to them.

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