Part 43, page 231

Document date 15 February 1980

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 43 p. 231 (DB Cooper-17440), Handwritten note, dated 15 Feb 1980 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-43/pages/231

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(Per- Capitol Park Hotel #418 1125 - 9th [guess: Street] CA 95814 no mails -Here) Tel- [REDACTED]

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All mail [REDACTED]

2-15-1980 Sacramento - California

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[REDACTED] Federal [guess: Neighborhood] C[guess: o] t. B. J. 1065 Block. Second [guess: Avenue] North. Seattle Washington 98009

Re: [guess: Nl.] B. Cooper Case - Hijacking

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Dear [REDACTED]:

In 1950- I worked as an [REDACTED] [REDACTED] for the El [guess: Rancho] [guess: Drive-In] Theater on [guess: corner] [guess: of] [guess: Highway] 80 + #111 - In El Centro California -

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On [REDACTED] the Employee of [REDACTED] [guess: Spring] California [guess: over] [guess: Roadside] [illegible] These persons. -

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[illegible stamp/label]

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DB Cooper-17440

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Return address block indicating the writer is staying at the Capitol Park Hotel, room 418, at 1125 9th Street, Sacramento, CA 95814. Notes no mail should be sent there. Phone number redacted. Instruction about mail delivery (destination redacted) and date/location line indicating letter written February 15, 1980 from Sacramento, California. Letter addressed to a federal office (likely FBI) at 1065 Block, Second Avenue North, Seattle, Washington 98009, regarding the D.B. Cooper hijacking case. The writer states that in 1950 they worked at or near the El Rancho Drive-In Theater at the corner of Highway 80 and #111 in El Centro, California. Continuation of the letter mentioning employees and persons in California. Heavily redacted and partially illegible. A partially visible stamp or processing label, largely illegible. Bates stamp or document identification number for the FBI D.B. Cooper file.

Handwritten letter with multiple redaction boxes (b6/b7C exemptions)
Some words difficult to decipher due to handwriting style
Bottom right corner contains a partially visible stamp or label that is largely illegible

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