Part 51, page 153
Interviewed 6 February 1997Transcribed 13 February 1997
FBI 164-81, Vault Part 51 p. 153 (DB Cooper-21264), FD-302 interview, interviewed 6 Feb 1997 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-51/pages/153
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FD-302a (Rev. 10-6-95)
SE-164A-81
Continuation of FD-302 of [REDACTED], On 02/06/1997, Page 2
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WEBER [REDACTED] for approximately four years. [REDACTED] may live in Georgia, north of Atlanta. Her last known telephone number was [REDACTED]
In the early 80s, the WEBER'S lived in Mobile, Alabama. They took a trip to Columbus, Georgia. WEBER pointed out a duplex house and told [REDACTED] that's where he use to live. In addition, he also pointed out a field and said that's where he use to jump. She said to him that he was never in the army. He replied that anybody can join the service during war times. She believes he may have served during the Korean war.
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[REDACTED] stated that WEBER had a securities license and that he sold insurance for Pyramid Life Insurance from 1961 - 1967. As an insurance salesmen, he avoided working in states that required fingerprints for the sale of insurance. On several occasions, [REDACTED] said that he could not be fingerprinted because if he did, he would spend the rest of his life in jail. In approximately 1977, WEBER had a nightmare. He awakened [REDACTED] screaming I left my fingerprints on the aft foot stairs (phonetic). He later explained that he was having nightmares about prison.
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In the late 70s or early 80s, WEBER was arrested for driving under the influence in Fort Collins, Colorado. He may have been fingerprinted.
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WEBER use to tell [REDACTED] that he had something named after him, but he would never say what it was. One day, while driving past the airport in Denver, Colorado, he pointed at a Boeing aircraft and told her that they called the stairs Cooper Vein. Reflecting back on the moment, [REDACTED] believes that the aircraft stair's is what was named after him.
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WEBER'S [REDACTED] Moreno Valley, California [REDACTED] telephone [REDACTED] told [REDACTED] that DUANE WEBER was imprisoned in Colorado and Illinois. He also told her that WEBER received a bad conduct discharge from the military on May 30, 1942. She did not know which branch of the military issued the discharge. She said [REDACTED] is in possiession of a letter received from DUANE WEBER, post marked on March 23, 1943 from an artillery camp called Camp
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DB Cooper-21264