Interview report (FD-302)Interview of Juneau, Alaska walk-in witness re Cooper suspect, with name listInterviewed 26 January 1982page 2 of 5
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Part 46, page 317

DB Cooper-19159Serials AN 164-227

Interviewed 26 January 1982Dictated 26 January 1982Transcribed 2 February 1982

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AN 164A-227

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Sex Male Date of Birth [REDACTED] b6 Height 5'6 to 7" tall b7C Build Medium b7D Hair Light brown and graying (previously wore hair dyed dark brown or black) Characteristics Wears glasses and often mustache or beard Former Residence Vancouver, Washington Present Residence Juneau, Alaska (since 1974) Military Service U.S. Marine Corps, Discharged when [REDACTED]

Criminal History [REDACTED]

Prison Sentences Served Walla Walla, Washington Shelton, Washington Occupation [REDACTED]

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[REDACTED] stated that at some time she recalls [REDACTED] b6 claiming he at one time had a private pilot's license, but had since b7C given it up, or it had been taken away from him or something to that b7D effect. She stated that he also often boasted of the fact that he had a very close friend, who was a police officer in Vancouver, Washing- ton, and/or closely associated with the Vancouver Police Department, in Vancouver, Washington.

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[REDACTED] was asked to relate as specifically as she could, b6 exactly what the [REDACTED] b7C stated that on [REDACTED] b7D [REDACTED] the hijacker known as D.B. Cooper, after the hijacking was accomplished. [REDACTED] also, [REDACTED] from which D.B. Cooper was picked up.

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DB Cooper-19159