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Part 42, page 411 DB Cooper-17152 Serials SE 164-81 , SE 164-81-8146
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Open in FBI Vault (Part 42, page 411 of the PDF) Copy citation FBI 164-81, Vault Part 42 p. 411 (DB Cooper-17152), Memo, dated 25 Jul 1979, serial SE 164-81-8146 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-42/pages/411
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FD-491 (Rev. 1-17-77)
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Memorandum
TO : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM : [guess: DIR.] Salt Lake City (C 164-24)
SUBJECT : NORJAK
(Title)
DATE: 7/25/79
☐ RUC
☒ File Destruction Program
[REDACTED - b6/b7C]
Enclosed are 16 items.
These items are forwarded your office since:
☐ All logical investigation completed in
☒ You were OO at the time our case was RUC'd.
Enclosures are described as follows:
11- FD 302's
5- 1A's
Enc.
164-81-8146
[guess: 4] [guess: 4]
DB Cooper-17152
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FBI inter-office memorandum (FD-491) from Salt Lake City field office to SAC Seattle regarding NORJAK (D.B. Cooper case). Salt Lake City is forwarding 16 items (11 FD-302 interview forms and 5 1A enclosures) to Seattle under the File Destruction Program, noting Seattle was the Office of Origin (OO) at the time their case was marked RUC (Referred Upon Completion). Dated July 25, 1979.
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