MemoSAC WFO to Director re interview about Jack Bryant Coffelt's health and character21 June 1977page 2 of 2
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Part 40, page 80

DB Cooper-15757

Document date 21 June 1977

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WFO 164-169

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Additionally, [REDACTED] recalled COFFELT possessed a sociopathic personality, and in his opinion, was certainly capable of accomplishing such a stunt as in this case. However, according to [REDACTED] COFFELT could only have accomplished this stunt in his earlier years (25-30 years of age) because his physical condition had deteriorated substantially in his later years. [REDACTED] [REDACTED] added he did not remember any atrophy in COFFELT's lower extremities and was certain COFFELT did not walk with a limp during his association with him. Also, [REDACTED] remembered that COFFELT experienced a "rough life" and consequently he looked much older than his actual age.

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WASHINGTON FIELD

AT WASHINGTON, D. C. Will recontact [REDACTED] for a review of COFFELT's medical records in an effort to ascertain COFFELT's whereabouts on or about 11/24/71.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

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