Handwritten noteHandwritten citizen letter to FBI Seattle naming 'Dan Cooper' of El Rancho as suspect15 February 1980page 5 of 6
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Part 43, page 228

DB Cooper-17437

Document date 15 February 1980

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Transcript

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F.B.I. [REDACTED] -6 1 - 15 - 1980 - I can still hear them eagerly discussing their [guess: crimes] and [guess: parachuting] experiences of W.W.# 2.

But I've tried all these years and cannot get a handle on "D.B." [guess: Cooper] [guess: plan] Cooper - [guess: Len] [illegible] that [guess: was] his real name / Dan Cooper. So your lone clue is to locate one [REDACTED] - [guess: American] Born - Mexican American - [REDACTED] of Los [guess: Angeles] whom you can locate through - Film Service Rentals of Los Angeles - their chief - Releasing [guess: outlet] for all theaters [guess: wherein] the Los Angeles - Imported [guess: Correntes] theater - management. [guess: sector] - [guess: for] his memory Back to [REDACTED] and [REDACTED] . no relation [guess: with] [REDACTED] The El [guess: Rancho] [guess: Movies] - in theaters of El Centre California - and [guess: Rest] of whom [guess: at] that point in time presided in Palm Springs California .

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