AirtelSAC Pittsburgh to SAC Seattle enclosing insert on 9/8/89 interview of witness (RUC)19 September 1989page 2 of 2
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Part 50, page 148

DB Cooper-20752

Document date 19 September 1989

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164A-SE-81 JHF/mss

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The following investigation was conducted at Pittsburgh, PA, by Special Agent (SA) [redacted]

On September 8, 1989, [redacted] date of birth (DOB) [redacted], residing at [redacted] Imperial, PA, telephone number [redacted] was interviewed at the Pittsburgh Office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) based on an appointment for same set on August 29, 1989.

[redacted] advised that following captioned incident, she appeared at the Chicago, Illinois (IL), Office of the FBI and furnished information to an Agent concerning an individual named [redacted]. She advised Agents of the FBI also interviewed [redacted] who currently reside at [redacted] El Cajon, California (CA), telephone number [redacted].

She advised she, along with her parents, were involved in [redacted] with the San Diego, CA, [redacted] located at [redacted]. She recalled the fact that [redacted] [redacted] and described him as an [redacted] who held a [redacted] was [redacted] [redacted]. She stated [redacted] was employed at a bank in the San Diego, CA, area, possibly La Mesa, CA.

She stated she and her parents noticed a strong resemblance between the composite of D.B. COOPER and [redacted]. She further stated the following individuals were also familiar with [redacted].

[redacted] Werner Springs, CA.

[redacted] - current location unknown; however, his [redacted] [redacted] El Cajon, CA.

[redacted] advised she was [redacted] years of age when she first met [redacted] and [redacted] him, in view of his [redacted].

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