AirtelSAC to Director re 'Unsolved Mysteries' airing of D.B. Cooper and Walker segments15 October 1988page 2 of 2
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Part 49, page 342

DB Cooper-20485

Document date 15 October 1988

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 49 p. 342 (DB Cooper-20485), Airtel, dated 15 Oct 1988, serial SE 164-81-9020 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-49/pages/342

Transcript

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Following each segment, information regarding the cases was solicited from the viewing audience via an 800 number. The company which provided the operators and equipment to receive and process the calls, TELETECH COMMUNICATIONS, sent the enclosed "Hot Tip" sheets and computer printouts of the information received to FBI Los Angeles for distribution to the appropriate Offices of Origin.

Los Angeles notes that a teletype was sent to interested offices regarding telephone number [REDACTED] from a "Hot Tip Sheet" on the WALKER case. Other leads regarding information contained in the enclosures are left to the discretion of Las Vegas and Seattle.

Recipients are requested to telephonically advise Los Angeles, Squad C-1, if any of the information provided in the enclosures leads to the successful resolution of either case. The producers of the "Unsolved Mysteries" program are interested in determining if the program is helpful in solving any of the cases they publicize.

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DB Cooper-20485

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