Part 50, page 123

DB Cooper-20727

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 50 p. 123 (DB Cooper-20727), Handwritten note — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-50/pages/123

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I am tired of being dumb, to hide from the corruption and drug dealers Could I be wrong, But what if I am right, time told Starting time 1970 Nixon [guess: hole] from Reagan's. Southern Comfort Fail Safe 1962. person walks through steel wall, yes I saw the machine and the person was not white (Chapel) ? what was he ?

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DB Cooper-20727

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A handwritten note expressing frustration about corruption and drug dealers. The writer references Nixon (1970), Reagan's Southern Comfort, and the 1962 film 'Fail Safe.' Mentions someone walking through a steel wall and a machine, and questions the race of a person associated with a chapel. The note appears to be from a tipster or member of the public. FBI reference stamp or document tracking number at the bottom of the page.

Handwritten cursive on spiral-bound notebook paper
Some words are difficult to decipher with certainty
Right edge shows spiral binding holes

Part 50, page 123

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