Part 42, page 10

DB Cooper-16686Serials 164-2111, SE 164-81-79415

Document date 1 June 1978

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1-336 (Rev. 2-2-78)

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Washington, D. C. 20537 REPORT of the IDENTIFICATION DIVISION LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION

YOUR FILE NO. 164-81 (P) FBI FILE NO. 164-2111 LATENT CASE NO. [redacted]

June 1, 1978

TO: SAC, Seattle

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Sub O- b6 b7c 1 A ([illegible])

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RE: NORJAK

REFERENCE: Airtel 5-16-78 EXAMINATION REQUESTED BY: Seattle SPECIMENS:

Computer searches have previously been conducted with several of the latent fingerprints without effecting an identification. The computer searches were based on the fingerprint classification, finger sequence and available description of the unknown subject.

Photographs of seventy-eight unidentified latent fingerprints and one latent impression in this case are enclosed.

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[handwritten: 164- 81-1A [illegible]]

Enc. (51)

Robert E. Kent Assistant Director, Identification Division

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DB Cooper-16686 FBI/DOJ THIS REPORT IS FURNISHED FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY 164- 81 - 79415

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Header block of FBI Identification Division Latent Fingerprint Section report form 1-336, addressed to SAC Seattle, dated June 1, 1978. Handwritten annotations indicating routing or exemption codes (b6, b7c) and a sub-office notation. Body of the report referencing the NORJAK case. States that computer fingerprint searches based on classification, finger sequence, and subject description have failed to produce an identification. Encloses photographs of 78 unidentified latent fingerprints and one latent impression. Closing of the report showing 51 enclosures, signed by Robert E. Kent, Assistant Director of the Identification Division, with a handwritten annotation. Stamps and markings at bottom of page showing DB Cooper reference number, FBI/DOJ designation, official use disclaimer, and a file serial number.

Some handwritten annotations on right margin
Handwritten date/initials near bottom partially legible

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