Part 49, page 21

DB Cooper-20096Serials SE 164-81, SE 164-81-8905

Document date 8 February 1988

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Memorandum

To : SAC, SEATTLE (164A-81) (P) Date 2/8/88 From : SA [REDACTED] Subject : NORJAK OO: SEATTLE

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Re October 26, 1987 memo from SA [REDACTED] to SAC, SEATTLE concerning [REDACTED]

On February 2, 1988 [REDACTED] was contacted at the CLARK COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE located in Vancouver, Washington. [REDACTED] did not have available her complete file on [REDACTED] but indicated that she could provide a booking photograph of the subject from 1981, which she did. [REDACTED] also mentioned that in a 1981 search that she conducted at [REDACTED] house, [REDACTED] in Vancouver, Washington she found a newspaper article dated November 24, 1976 from the "Columbian" which showed a front page story concerning the D. COOPER hijacking. [REDACTED] also mentioned that during that same search when looking inside a safe in [REDACTED] house she noticed large sums of cash. [REDACTED] stated that she did not record any of the serial numbers and did not remember what the denominations of the cash or the amount was. [REDACTED] felt that because of the low value of the residence and the squalid conditions she found it highly unusual and strange for a person of [REDACTED] economic background to be in possession of this much cash. Again [REDACTED] could not recall if she even counted money to determine the exact amount. [REDACTED] stated it was not part of the search warrant and that she left it. Subsequent to the search [REDACTED] was arrested and later convicted of [REDACTED] [REDACTED] was recently released from prison and is now residing in the Vancouver, Washington area.

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Reviewing the photograph of [REDACTED] provided by [REDACTED] it is the investigating agent's opinion that there is little resemblence between [REDACTED] photograph and the artist's conception of the hijacker who extorted $200,000.00 from the NORTHWEST AIRLINES on November 24, 1971. [REDACTED] photograph depicts a distinct crease in the center of his chin which forms a double chin which is not reflected in any of the artist conceptions

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(2) - Seattle (164A-81) MJS:blg [initials] (2)

164A-81-8905 SEARCHED __ INDEXED __ SERIALIZED [initials] FILED [initials] FEB 0 9 1988

DB Cooper-20096

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FBI memorandum header addressed to SAC Seattle regarding NORJAK case, dated February 8, 1988. On February 2, 1988, an agent contacted a person at the Clark County Sheriff's Office in Vancouver, WA. During a 1981 search of a subject's house, the sheriff's office employee found a November 24, 1976 newspaper article from the Columbian about the D. Cooper hijacking, and also found large sums of cash in a safe. The cash denominations and serial numbers were not recorded. The subject was later arrested, convicted, and has since been released from prison. The investigating agent compared the subject's booking photograph to the artist's conception of the hijacker who extorted $200,000 from Northwest Airlines on November 24, 1971, and concluded there is little resemblance, noting a distinct chin crease forming a double chin not present in any artist conceptions. Administrative stamps and filing notations at the bottom of the page, including case number, serialization stamp dated February 9, 1988, and Bates number DB Cooper-20096.

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