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Part 50, page 156 DB Cooper-20761
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I feel this is
kind of goofy
and the above
information is only
sketchy but I
thought I'd send
it to you anyway.
If I can be
of further assistance
my daytime phone #
is [REDACTED]
in Seattle.
Sincerely
[REDACTED]
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[REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
Seattle WA [REDACTED]
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b6
b7C
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DB Cooper-20761
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Second page (continuation) of a handwritten letter from an unidentified person in Seattle, WA, to the FBI. The writer acknowledges that the information they provided is 'sketchy' and 'kind of goofy' but decided to send it anyway. They offer further assistance and provide a daytime phone number (redacted under b6/b7C).
Return address section of the letter, largely redacted. Only 'Seattle WA' is visible.
FOIA/Privacy Act exemption markers (b6 and b7C) appear next to each redacted block, indicating personal privacy and law enforcement privacy redactions.
FBI case tracking/Bates number stamp.
Handwritten letter, mostly legible but some words are difficult to read Multiple redaction boxes (b6/b7C exemptions) obscure personal identifying information including name, phone number, and return address Scan order ← p. 155 p. 157 →