Part 44, page 219

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CE 164-219

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Credit record reflects numerous entries, however, none were of an unsatisfactory nature.

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IDENTIFICATION

On 4/8/80, Officer [REDACTED] Forsyth County City Identification Division, Winston-Salem PD, advised that after checking his records, he was unable to locate a record identifiable with [REDACTED] [REDACTED] Winston-Salem, N.C.

On the same date, [REDACTED] Forsyth County Sheriff's Office, advised that after checking his records, he was unable to locate a record identifiable with [REDACTED] Winston-Salem, N.C.

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The following investigation was conducted by SA [REDACTED]

On 5/15/80, [REDACTED] was interviewed at his place of employment, Newman-Winfrey-Van Edder, Inc., 865 W. 4½ St., Winston-Salem, N.C., and furnished the following information:

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[REDACTED] moved to Winston-Salem, N.C., in the fall of 1974 after having spent all of his adult life in the Spokane, Washington area. [REDACTED] in Spokane, Washington, at the present time and moved to Winston-Salem for a better job opportunity in the [REDACTED] education is limited to that of a high school graduate. however, has obtained [REDACTED] [REDACTED] in the state of N.C. [REDACTED] was vaguely familiar with the aircraft hijacking matter which occurred in 1971 perpetrated by an individual identifying himself as D.B. COOPER, however, could provide no information regarding the incident. [REDACTED] has never been in the military service and has never parachuted out of an airplane.

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Physical observation of [REDACTED] would appear to exclude him as a suspect in this matter as [REDACTED] has a pale complexion and light brown hair, graying on the sides. [REDACTED] has blue eyes and his general appearance does not suggest that he is affluent. [REDACTED] is employed. They do not have expensive automobiles nor do they reside in an affluent neighborhood.

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DB Cooper-18069