Part 50, page 104

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in the military. [REDACTED] also told her that whoever it was, would have to be able to survive in the [REDACTED] and would have to be very smart.

[REDACTED] stated that when [REDACTED] told her this, he was not bragging and he was very calm. [REDACTED] stated that [REDACTED] spoke of these things in the third person and it seemed to her that he just wanted to share a secret.

[REDACTED] then asked [REDACTED] and [REDACTED]

[REDACTED] stated that [REDACTED] then commented that he, [REDACTED] could say that it was him or he did it and no one, including the police, would ever believe him.

[REDACTED] thought that [REDACTED] was kidding and that neither she or [REDACTED] ever brought up the topic again.

[REDACTED] advised that this conversation with [REDACTED] always bothered her, especially the low key way in which he mentioned the incident.

[REDACTED] advised that she could not remember [REDACTED] last name, but that it began with the letter [REDACTED] described [REDACTED] as follows:

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Sex: Male Race: White Height: 6' Weight: 200 lbs. Age: 45 Hair: Light brown hair thinning on top, high forehead with receding hairline, balding in back. Face: Full beard; rugged face; no glasses Voice: [REDACTED], spoke with a [REDACTED] accent. Misc: Intelligent, very self-confident, former military service, possibly a pilot as he knew a lot about airplanes, low key and calm demeanor. Tel: [REDACTED]

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Investigation in regard to [REDACTED] determined that this number was disconnected and was no longer in service. A review of the 1984 Coles telephone number directory determined that telephone number [REDACTED] was listed to [REDACTED] [REDACTED] Rockaway, N.J. Also listed for [REDACTED] at that address in 1984 was telephone number [REDACTED] A check of

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DB Cooper-20704

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