Part 51, page 102
DB Cooper-21207Serials SE 164-81
Document date 26 November 1996
FBI 164-81, Vault Part 51 p. 102 (DB Cooper-21207), Form, dated 26 Nov 1996 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-51/pages/102
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Complaint Form FD-71 (Rev. 4-13-92)
NOTE: Hand print names legibly; handwriting satisfactory for remainder. Indices: ☐ Negative ☒ See below
Subject's name and aliases: [REDACTED] Character of case: 164A-81
Complainant ☐ Protected Source [REDACTED]
Complaint received ☐ Personal ☒ Telephonic Date 11/26/1996 Time 4:00PM
Address of Subject: [blank] Complainant's address and telephone number: [REDACTED]
Complainant's DOB: [blank] | SSAN: [blank] | Race: [blank] | Sex: F
Subject's Description: Race: [blank] | Sex: ☒ Male ☐ Female Age: [blank] | Height: [blank] | Hair: [blank] | Build: [blank] | Birth Date and Birthplace: [blank] Weight: [blank] | Eyes: [blank] | Complexion: [blank] | Social Security Number: [blank] Scars, marks and other data: [blank]
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Facts of complaint
C advised that during the 1950s, she was acquainted with S, and has not seen him since that time. She knew him when he resided in the New Jersey area, but was last known to be residing in Colorado. When she heard the story regarding the D.B. Cooper case, C and others use to joke around that it was S because that is the "perfect crime" that S had spoke about for years.
Sometime later, a book was published by an unrecalled author who indicated that he learned from airline records that the person who hijacked the plane was originally booked as [REDACTED]
This past Sunday, C saw the composite sketch of D.B. Cooper and indicated this person appears identical with S. C advised she has photograph of S from her wedding party (in the 50s) that she is going to forward to writer.
UNI search conducted and revealed subject is now residing in the Seattle area. He was noted in two Seattle files, [REDACTED] and [REDACTED] Review of both files was conducted. The NORJACK file only contains only a record check sheet from 12/80 with nothing to indicate what had warranted the record check. The [REDACTED] was reviewed and a handwritten notation indicated S had posed as D.B. Cooper to obtain money
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[Handwritten] 164A-81-89[?]9 SEARCHED __ INDEXED ALL SERIALIZED CM FILED __
NOV 2 6 1996
[Stamp] SEATTLE [Stamp] OCK STAMP
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DB Cooper-21207