Part 49, page 177

DB Cooper-20310Serials SE 164-81, SE 164-81-8948

Document date 9 December 1988

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Memorandum

To : SAC, SEATTLE (164A-81)(P) Date 12/9/88

From : SA [REDACTED]

Subject: NORJAK; OO: SEATTLE

Subtitle: [REDACTED]

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[REDACTED] Enumclaw, Washington [REDACTED] notified the Seattle Office of the FBI by letter dated October 14, 1988, that she suspected [REDACTED] as being identical with Unsub in this matter. [REDACTED] Provided in addition to the letter a Xerox copy of a photograph of [REDACTED] and advised that his date of birth was either [REDACTED] or [REDACTED] She further advised that [REDACTED] was in the Air Force and had some parachute training and had suffered a nervous breakdown and was, therefore, released from the military service.

[REDACTED] advised the last known whereabouts of [REDACTED] was Hawaii, where she suspected that he had remarried for the [REDACTED] By way of background information, she stated [REDACTED] had two younger sisters, [REDACTED] who lives in California, address unknown, and [REDACTED] who lives in Wilsonville, Oregon. According to [REDACTED] the [REDACTED] (PH) have a post office box in Wilsonville.

[REDACTED] stated in her letter that the Chicago Office of the FBI was interested in obtaining a photograph of [REDACTED] but did not state for what reason.

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LEADS

SEATTLE DIVISION

AT ENUMCLAW, WASHINGTON

Will interview [REDACTED] in an attempt to obtain further descriptive information of [REDACTED] and also obtain other reasons why she may suspect [REDACTED] to be identical with unsub in this matter. In addition, an attempt should be made to determine the interest that the Chicago FBI had in [REDACTED]

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ARMED AND DANGEROUS

RNN:cp (4) - 1* -

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164A-81-8948

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DB Cooper-20310

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FBI inter-office memorandum header addressed to SAC Seattle regarding NORJAK case, dated December 9, 1988. The sending Special Agent's name is redacted. A woman from Enumclaw, Washington wrote to the Seattle FBI office on October 14, 1988, identifying a suspect she believed was identical with the NORJAK unsub. The suspect had Air Force service with parachute training and was released after a nervous breakdown. His last known location was Hawaii where he may have remarried. He had two younger sisters, one in California and one in Wilsonville, Oregon. The Chicago FBI office had also been interested in obtaining a photograph of the suspect. Lead assignment for Seattle Division to interview the letter writer in Enumclaw to obtain further descriptive information about the suspect and determine why the Chicago FBI had interest in him. Standard NORJAK case warning designation and document distribution notation. Case file serial number stamp. FBI Vault page reference number.

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