Part 51, page 124
DB Cooper-21229Serials SE 164-81
Interviewed 10 February 1997Dictated 11 February 1997Transcribed 11 February 1997
FBI 164-81, Vault Part 51 p. 124 (DB Cooper-21229), FD-302 interview, interviewed 10 Feb 1997 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-51/pages/124
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FD-302a (Rev. 11-15-83)
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SE 164A-81
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Continuation of FD-302 of [REDACTED] , On 2/10/97 , Page 2
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the early 1970's, Weber and [REDACTED] traveled to Savannah, Georgia, for a business trip. [REDACTED] subsequently informed Weber that she was pregnant by him. This resulted in [REDACTED] seeking and obtaining a [REDACTED] from Weber. After [REDACTED] [REDACTED] returned to her native Lawrence, Kansas for a brief period before relocating to San Bernardino County, California. [REDACTED] noted that Weber sent her [REDACTED] for many years after [REDACTED]. In 1974, Weber contacted [REDACTED] from Los Angeles International Airport where he had flown from an unknown location. She recalls him talking about [REDACTED] [REDACTED] assumed that by this time, Weber's relationship with [REDACTED] was over and that he was trying to [REDACTED] rejected Weber's advances and he ostensibly returned to Atlanta.
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[REDACTED] viewed a composite sketch of D. B. COOPER and stated that Weber did not favor this individual. She described Weber as having been 6' 4" and 225 pounds, taller and heavier than COOPER. [REDACTED] never knew much about Weber's background but recalls him saying that he was from Akron, Ohio and that his grandfather had founded Sherwyn-Williams paint company. Weber on occasion mentioned that he had been in the Navy and talked about various boats. Weber never mentioned skydiving and to the best of [REDACTED] knowledge, had never parachuted. She noted that Weber always smoked Pall Mall Gold cigarettes and that he never smoked Raleigh filtered cigarettes.
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[REDACTED] recalled that during 1963 or 1964, Weber went to Seattle, Washington for an unknown reason. Weber had asked [REDACTED] whether she wished to accompany him to which she refused. [REDACTED] ended up going to her sister's house in Phoenix, Arizona while Weber went to Seattle. [REDACTED] remembers little about Weber's trip to Seattle other than that he brought her back some silk flowers. This was the only trip she recalled where Weber went to Seattle.
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[REDACTED] was surprised to hear that Weber had died in 1995 noting that she had not been in touch with him for many years. Regarding the possibility that Weber was D. B. Cooper, she advised that Weber was not daring enough to pull off a feat like skyjacking. She knew for certain that while [REDACTED] Weber, he never committed any crimes as notorious as skyjacking with his criminal activity limited to petty crimes. [REDACTED] concluded the interview by stating that an interview of [REDACTED] would need to be conducted to account for Weber's activities after [REDACTED] [REDACTED]
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DB Cooper-21229