Part 47, page 84
DB Cooper-19368Serials IP 164-177, SE 164-81
Document date 26 January 1983
FBI 164-81, Vault Part 47 p. 84 (DB Cooper-19368), Report, dated 26 Jan 1983 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-47/pages/84
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SE 164-81 IP 164-177 JLO-mjs
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Date of birth [REDACTED] Height 6'0" tall Weight 175 pounds Hair Brown Eyes Blue Indiana driver's license number [REDACTED]
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On January 21, 1983, Indianapolis Police Department (IPD), Indianapolis, Indiana, and Indiana State Police (ISP) record checks were conducted pertaining to [REDACTED] with negative results. FBI indices check also conducted pertaining to [REDACTED] with negative results.
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[REDACTED] was advised that Seattle is continuing to work look alike leads, and when appropriate eliminate such leads based upon available known information. [REDACTED] was also advised that there is presently no physical evidence in this matter nor a detailed psychological profile available other than the original reprint previously made available.
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[REDACTED] advised as alluded to in previously mentioned letters addressed to SAC, FBI, Indianapolis, that [REDACTED] is an extremely heavy smoker and thinks he possibly could have smoked Raleigh cigarettes in the early 70's. [REDACTED] advised he has tried to determine if [REDACTED] traveled to the West Coast around Thanksgiving, 1971, however, as of this date has been unable to so confirm.
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[REDACTED] stated he has made previous contact with [REDACTED] [REDACTED] employee, in reference to [REDACTED] and his look alike of hijacker D.B. Cooper. [REDACTED] advised he has tried to confirm through [REDACTED] if [REDACTED] had traveled to the West Coast in November, 1971. [REDACTED] stated as far as he is currently aware, [REDACTED] is unaware he had inquired with a [REDACTED] employee pertaining to [REDACTED] possibly being D.B. Cooper.
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[REDACTED] continued to stress if [REDACTED] was interviewed pertaining to this matter, extreme caution should be used and the interview should not be conducted in his [REDACTED] office for fear that he [REDACTED] might have a weapon in his desk.
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DB Cooper-19368