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Memorandum

To : SAC, SEATTLE (164A-SE-81) (P) Date 6/10/92

From : SA [REDACTED]

Subject: NORJAK OO: SEATTLE

ARMED AND DANGEROUS

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Re SUB J miscellaneous persons. [REDACTED] Source.

On 10/15/91, [REDACTED] was contacted by SA [REDACTED] stated that in at the GREAT WESTERN HOTEL, Room [REDACTED] stated that in 1972 he was involved in the hippie movement. He stated he was in the Great Gorge area in a small town at about that time. He stated that FBI Agents were there arresting girls and using ultraviolet light on them. He stated that he gave some money that he found in the woods to the girls, approximately [REDACTED] He stated that he buried [REDACTED] of the money at a [REDACTED] and burned the rest of the money. He stated that he buried the money in a [REDACTED] [REDACTED] He stated he found a parachute that had a white canopy and found a body near where he found the money.

[REDACTED] stated that the body was hanging from a tree, and handcuffed to the wrist was a briefcase. He stated that inside the briefcase he found [REDACTED] He advised he took the money, traveled about [REDACTED] miles and then buried the money in the sand.

[REDACTED] seemed confused during the interview and did not seem to have a coherent idea of what he wanted to say. He was asked by SA [REDACTED] if he could find where he buried the money; he stated he did not think so.

In view of the above information it does not appear that this source has any information of value that would help the investigation. Therefore, no further investigation concerning this aspect of captioned matter will be conducted.

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164A-81-9165 SEARCHED _____ INDEXED _____ SERIALIZED _____ FILED _____

JUN 1 0 1992

FBI-SEATTLE

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(2) - Seattle RNN/em (2) 1*

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DB Cooper-20931

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b6 b7C