Part 44, page 127
DB Cooper-17936Serials DL 164-1928
Document date 23 April 1980
FBI 164-81, Vault Part 44 p. 127 (DB Cooper-17936), Airtel, dated 23 Apr 1980, serial 104-31-8366 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-44/pages/127
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DL 164-1928
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Attempts to interview [REDACTED] reflected that he was hospitalized for a nervous breakdown and was released soon after 4-7-80.
On 4-17-80, [REDACTED] [REDACTED] Grand Prairie, Texas, telephone [REDACTED] advised that he was stationed in Davisville, Rhode Island, [REDACTED] Rhode Island on or about 11-24-71. The reason that he remembers the date so well is that he was transferred two days before Thanksgiving and was packing during that time. Their household furnishings were loaded and they left on the day after Thanksgiving, being transferred to Fort Eustis, Virginia. Upon arriving in Fort Eustis, Virginia, he and his family resided in the guest housing until their household goods arrived and quarters were assigned. His wife concurred in these dates. He furnished his Navy serial number as [REDACTED].
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ADMINISTRATIVE
Due to the file destruction program, no information regarding the hijacking is contained in the Dallas Division files regarding Norjak, and the date of 11-24-71 was obtained from a recent newspaper article which may or may not be accurate.
It is suggested that when setting out leads for offices in which the files may have been destroyed, that a brief resume of the hijacking be included.
ARMED AND DANGEROUS.
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DB Cooper-17936
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