Part 46, page 154
DB Cooper-18949Serials SF 164-220
Document date 25 September 1981
FBI 164-81, Vault Part 46 p. 154 (DB Cooper-18949), Memo, dated 25 Sep 1981 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-46/pages/154
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SF 164-220 RLS/klb
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[REDACTED] photograph enclosed, as furnished by his parents, compared with that of the photographs located in the employee's file of the above named organization were one and the same persons with the exception of the ten years lapsed difference in age.
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[REDACTED] provided background infor- mation on [REDACTED] (as indicated in enclosed insert), stating that [REDACTED] came to their [REDACTED] and stayed in the dormitory. He [REDACTED] [REDACTED] On 8/17/79, [REDACTED] was to report to a farm project, but failed to show up and has not been seen since that date. No forwarding address was given by him and his whereabouts is unknown.
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San Francisco responded to the Senator and [REDACTED] parents explaining that he was still alive in August, 1979, however, further pursuit of this investigation was discontinued due to his adulthood, his rights under the Privacy Act, and that no federal jurisdiction existed. His whereabouts at this point is unknown by the San Francisco Division.
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San Francisco's reasons for submitting [REDACTED] as a possible suspect is a correlation of [REDACTED] background and unknown circumstances surrounding his disappearance with that of the psychological profile contained in Seattle's investigative report, dated 5/30/73. Listed below are some of the enumerated reasons for submitting this communication to the Seattle Division:
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1. [REDACTED] photograph, taken in [REDACTED] Venice, Austria, bears a strong resemblance to composite drawings of D.B. Cooper; i.e., facial features, hair and parting of the hair, etc., with the exception of the difference of his nose shape.
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2. [REDACTED] mysterious disappearance from the area of Fort Lewis, Washington, on [REDACTED] just prior to the hijacking of the airplane on 11/24/71.
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3. [REDACTED] military service may have afforded him some familiarization with airplanes and parachute jumping even though he was assigned to the U.S. Corps of Engineers.
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DB Cooper-18949
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