MemoSAC Milwaukee to SAC Seattle re caller reporting landlord resembling Cooper2 December 19811 page
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Part 46, page 210

DB Cooper-19017Serials 164-36, SE 164-81, SE 164-81-8607

Document date 2 December 1981

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Memorandum

To : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) Date 12/2/81 From : SAC, MILWAUKEE (164-36) RUC

Subject : NORJACK CAA - HIJACKING

OO: SE

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ReButel 11/11/81.

On 11/23/81, [REDACTED] Milwaukee, Wis., [REDACTED] telephonically contacted the Milwaukee Office and advised that a landlord that he is involved with regard- ing a [REDACTED] is a look-a-like for D. B. Cooper.

[REDACTED] stated he could not provide a description of this individual as he only saw him once about a month and one half ago. He did, however, state that he has thin hair and that his facial features are pretty much the same as Cooper. He gave this individual's name as [REDACTED] Milwaukee.

[REDACTED] stated that he saw [REDACTED] during an adverse examination taken of [REDACTED]

[REDACTED] described [REDACTED] as being eccentric. He bought the property he now has two years ago for cash, but now is on the verge of bankruptcy. He stated that it adds up that a person with his personality would not be able to accumulate a large amount of money on his own.

[REDACTED] stated that after the adverse examination, [REDACTED] acted just like Paul Newman would act. On the way down Wisconsin Avenue just after the exam, he kept looking back at [REDACTED] and grinning.

[REDACTED] stated that he would like more information regarding Cooper so he could check this out.

Indices negative regarding [REDACTED]

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(2)- Seattle (1)- Milwaukee

BKC (3)

164-81-8607 [illegible initials]

DEC 5 1981

DB Cooper-19017