Part 44, page 36

Document date 28 March 1980

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 44 p. 36 (DB Cooper-17825), Airtel, dated 28 Mar 1980 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-44/pages/36

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BT #164-26

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[REDACTED] advised that he is fairly certain that this envelope is a prank; however, inasmuch as it ap- parently pertains to the infamous D. B. COOPER, responsible for captioned hijacking, he felt he should make this in- formation available to the FBI.

No lead is being set out for the New York Division and this is being left to the discretion of Seattle.

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ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

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b6 b7C

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- 2* -

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DB Cooper-17825

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Teletype reference number, continuation of a prior message. A redacted individual believes an envelope is likely a prank but forwarded it to the FBI because it relates to D. B. Cooper and the hijacking case. No lead is being assigned to the New York Division; the matter is left to Seattle's discretion. Standard FBI warning designation for the subject of the teletype. FOIA exemption codes indicating redaction of personal privacy information (b6) and law enforcement source information (b7C). Page number indicator showing this is page 2 of the teletype (asterisk may denote a copy or correction). FBI Vault Bates-style page stamp for the D.B. Cooper file.

Redacted name at start of main paragraph (b6/b7C exemption markings visible in right margin)
Three hole-punch marks visible at top of page
Page is a continuation (page 2*) of a teletype

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