Handwritten noteHandwritten letter from Walla Walla correspondent naming a suspected Cooper accomplice3 December 1982page 2 of 7
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Part 47, page 60

DB Cooper-19344

Document date 3 December 1982

Open in FBI Vault (Part 47, page 60 of the PDF)

FBI 164-81, Vault Part 47 p. 60 (DB Cooper-19344), Handwritten note, dated 3 Dec 1982, serial SE 164-81-8709 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-47/pages/60

Transcript

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there was a man who [guess: Hijacked] [guess: a plane] on [guess: Christmas] & Demanded & got Two Hundred Thousand Dollars that mans name was supposed to be D.C. or D.B. Cooper, Cooper or [guess: testimony], W as [guess: never] no [guess: trace] of. As [guess: at the] same time there was a W.W.2 [guess: Vet] Called [REDACTED b6/b7C] a paratrooper in W.W. I. [REDACTED b6/b7C] ) [REDACTED] Displays from [REDACTED] [REDACTED] who's [guess: home] is [REDACTED] Name 5 [guess: don't] [guess: know]. [REDACTED] [guess: left] had not one Penny [guess: when] [REDACTED] did here at Walla Walla [guess: Wash.] [REDACTED] was [REDACTED] [guess: Waits] all the time [REDACTED] gone almost [guess: starved] to death, this 3 [guess: Town] of Walla Walla has no [guess: vision] of any kind. over

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DB Cooper-19344

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b6 b7C