Part 40, page 356

DB Cooper-16163Serials SD 164-91, SE 164-81

Interviewed 31 October 1977Dictated 31 October 1977

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 40 p. 356 (DB Cooper-16163), FD-302 interview, interviewed 31 Oct 1977, serial SE 164-81-7714 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-40/pages/356

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SE 164-81 SD 164-91 -4-

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He has no specific reason to suspect [REDACTED] but since he lived in the Seattle area, does resemble the artist conception, and has bailed out of an airplane (at approximately the same time of year as the hijacking), he thought the possibility did exist that [REDACTED] could be the hijacker.

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b6 b7c

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[illegible stamp/text] DB Cooper-16163

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Case file numbers and page continuation indicator, indicating this is page 4 of the document. Continuation of an interview or report in which an unnamed source explains why a redacted individual could be the D.B. Cooper hijacker: the suspect lived in the Seattle area, resembled the artist's conception, and had bailed out of an airplane at approximately the same time of year as the hijacking. FOIA exemption codes b6 (personal privacy) and b7C (law enforcement - personal privacy) noted in margin, explaining the redactions. Faint, mostly illegible stamp or photocopy artifact at bottom of page, with a Bates-style page identifier 'DB Cooper-16163'.

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