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Complaint Form FD-71 (Rev. 3-27-95)

NOTE: Hand print names legibly; handwriting satisfactory for remainder. Indices: [X] Negative [ ] See below

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Subject's name and aliases [REDACTED]

Character of case CAA - HIJACKING

Complainant [X] Protect Source [REDACTED]

Complaint received [ ] Personal [X] Telephonic Date 2/1/99 Time 4:30 P

Address of Subject SEATTLE AREA

Complainant's address and telephone number LYNNWOOD, WA. [REDACTED]

Complainant's DOB [REDACTED] Sex [REDACTED]

Subject's Description: Race [X] Male Height Hair Build Birth date and birth place Age [ ] Female Weight Eyes Complexion Social Security Number Scars, marks and other data

Employer [blank] Address [blank] Telephone [blank] Vehicle Description [blank]

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Facts of Complaint

On 2/1/99, a Washington State Patrol Officer telephonically contacted the Seattle Office of the FBI and advised he had been contacted by C and C advised that she had met an individual at Borders Books in Seattle who she thought looked like "D.B. Cooper" (subject of NORJAK case, SE 164-81). The only information she furnished on this individual was that he currently does [REDACTED] for $9.00 an hour in the Seattle area. C further advised S has cell phone number of [REDACTED] The WSP officer advised this woman had sounded like a "bit of a flake" but he was sure the FBI still ran down all the leads on the D. B. Cooper case so he decided to furnish this information.

035SET03.71

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Do not write in this space. SE 164A-81-9314 SERIALIZED [stamp] FILED [stamp] FEB 4 1999 FBI SEATTLE BLOCK STAMP

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[illegible signature] IA [REDACTED] (Complaint received by)

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DB Cooper-21376