ReportMiami investigative insert re female witness identifying man resembling NORJAK composite30 November 1978page 1 of 3
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Part 42, page 276

DB Cooper-17006Serials MM 164-552, SE 164-81-8084

Document date 30 November 1978

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MM 164-552 PBS:cmh 1.

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The following investigation was conducted by Special Agent (SA) [REDACTED] on November 30, 1978, at Miami, Florida:

[REDACTED], telephone number [REDACTED], furnished the following information:

She advised that she read an article in the November 26, 1978 edition of the Miami Herald and stated from the composite photograph published in that paper, this individual appeared to resemble one [REDACTED]. She advised that she met this [REDACTED] at Sweetwater Park during the 4th of July celebration. She advised that they became friendly during this encounter and both she and her husband invited him to her house because he was saying he could get a job for one of their daughters in the field of modeling or at a real estate school.

[REDACTED] advised that during the time that he visited their home, he told them that he had wrote a book, but could not publish this book under his name. [REDACTED] further stated that another reason he could not publish this book was that he was in need of financing, which would require about [REDACTED] advised that during this conversation, she felt that he [REDACTED] was hinting for the [REDACTED] to help him with financing and to actually give him money. She advised that he never came out directly and asked for money.

She advised that while at her house he stated his children were all dead as a result of some unexplained tragic accident. She related that he indicated that he owned a house and a condominium in Hialeah and had funds which he could not touch because they were tied up. She advised that he had stated that he was the vice president of the Jaycees chapter in Miami, but she had called the Jaycees office and had learned that he was simply a member and was told that [REDACTED]

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164-81-8084 SEARCHED... SERIALIZED... FILED... FEB 5 1979

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DB Cooper-17006