Part 49, page 25
DB Cooper-20101Serials SC 164-50, SE 164-81
Document date September 1987
FBI 164-81, Vault Part 49 p. 25 (DB Cooper-20101), Report, dated Sep 1987, serial SE 164-81-8906 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-49/pages/25
Transcript
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SC 164A-50 2 SE 164A-81 TAB:mjm
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The [REDACTED] (phonetic spelling), who used to live in Menlo Park, California. [REDACTED] has a brother named [REDACTED] and reportedly [REDACTED] This [REDACTED] now. [REDACTED] told her [REDACTED] that she disappeared with [REDACTED] [REDACTED] with the help of [REDACTED] reportedly spent some time in jail in San Francisco during this [REDACTED] for [REDACTED]
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[REDACTED] was living in San Jose, California when [REDACTED] met him, in about 1980. [REDACTED] has always been self-employed as a [REDACTED] and he always had a full beard (he never shaved it) during the period of [REDACTED]
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Regarding a possible MERRILL LYNCH account belonging to [REDACTED] advised that this could be a property settlement that [REDACTED] received after [REDACTED] (San Francisco Bay area) [REDACTED] He told her that he received [REDACTED] in funds, which he put into MERRILL LYNCH in the Bay area. He referred to this as his [REDACTED] which he could not touch until age 50½, without paying tax penalties. He never identified his broker to her, but claimed to have a lawyer, possibly in Redwood City, Cali- fornia, who handled his affairs and managed this "account". She advised she never beleived this, as [REDACTED] was an habitual liar and loved to exaggerate or fabricate stories. She stated that she has corresponded with the D.A.'s office in Morristown, New Jersey [REDACTED] [REDACTED] telephone number [REDACTED] to include inquiries about this alleged MERRILL LYNCH account information relating to
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Concerning the possibility that [REDACTED] might be D. B. COOPER, [REDACTED] recalled that [REDACTED] seemed to have a great and continuing interest in the folklore surrounding COOPER. [REDACTED] was an avid fisherman and hunter and told her he was very familiar with the terrain around Mt. St. Helens. He always read a lot and paid attention to the media comments and stories about COOPER. She, herself, never went to the Pacific Northwest with [REDACTED] on any of his trips; and frankly didn't believe him because she considered him to be a pathological liar. [REDACTED] did tell her that he had spent time in the 101st Airborne Division in the Army, especially in the training area; and did his service tiem in Germany and Europe. After his release from the Army, he returned to North Dakota (where he was from).
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DB Cooper-20101