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Part 45, page 217

DB Cooper-18412Serials SE 164-81-845

Interviewed 1 July 1980Transcribed 3 July 1980

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FD-302 (REV. 3-8-77)

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Date of transcription 7/3/80

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[redacted] [guess: Sub] 986, 6 1

[redacted] Nevada Lodge Hotel and Casino, furnished the following information:

[redacted] advised that he recalled Jack Scott Farmer as a craps dealer who was employed at the casino from May 31, 1968 through August 9, 1969. During, or prior to his employment, Farmer had been a student at Chico State College in Chico, California. [redacted] stated that during Farmer's employment, he was never suspected of cheating or otherwise stealing money from the Nevada Lodge. [redacted] advised that during that time period, he [redacted] was employed as a [redacted] and would have been aware of any accusations against Farmer.

[redacted] recalled that Farmer shared a very close relationship with [redacted] identified as [redacted] Attempts to locate an employment application for [redacted] was negative, however, [redacted] recalled that [redacted] married another person and probably worked under her married name. [redacted] produced a 3X5 card reflecting Farmer's employment dates and physical description from the employment files, whereupon it was noted the name [redacted] and a telephone number of [redacted] This number may have been the telephone number of [redacted]

[redacted] advised that he was aware Farmer had been reported drowned with another person, and was not familiar with the name Garth Dunning.

[redacted] stated that no fingerprint cards are maintained at the Nevada Lodge for any reason whatsoever.

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164-81-845

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Investigation on 7/1/80 at Crystal Bay, Nevada File # [redacted]

SA [redacted] :arw by

SEARCHED [stamp] INDEXED [stamp] SERIALIZED [stamp] [guess: FILED] [stamp] Date dictated

JUL 21 1980

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.

DB Cooper-18412

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