Part 44, page 115
DB Cooper-17923Serials RH 164-167, SE 164-81
Document date 23 April 1980
FBI 164-81, Vault Part 44 p. 115 (DB Cooper-17923), FD-302 interview, dated 23 Apr 1980 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-44/pages/115
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She added he always thought things out completely before acting. In her judgment Maze was extremely intelligent and could do anything he set his mind to do.
[REDACTED] also related when Maze [REDACTED] Charlottesville, Virginia, in 1972, he would not sleep in a bed, and he slept on the floor in the bedroom made available to him.
She added, Maze was born in Kane, Pennsylvania, in September, 1915, where he was raised by a mother and a grandmother after the death of his father when he was very young.
[REDACTED] further related, Maze had stipulated in his will that upon his death, he was not to be embalmed, he was to be put in a pine box and buried as soon as possible so that he could rot as soon as he could.
She added, to her knowledge, Maze's wishes were carried out and he was buried in the East-Resthaven Cemetery in Scottsdale, Arizona, by Carr Mortuary, 26 East Fifth Street, Tempe, Arizona.
[REDACTED] reiterated, the composite she observed on the television program "In Search Of" for D. B. Cooper is identical to [REDACTED] John Scott Maze, minus his mustache.
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