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Part 51, page 294

DB Cooper-21447Serials SE 164-81-9337

Document date 12 June 2000

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(Rev. 10-01-1999)

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Precedence: ROUTINE Date: 06/12/2000

To: Laboratory Attn: [REDACTED] Room 3931 Seattle SA [REDACTED] (206) 262-2503

From: Omaha Squad 4/North Platte RA Contact: SA [REDACTED] (308) 532-5116

Approved By: [REDACTED]

Drafted By: [REDACTED]dly

Case ID #: 164A-SE-81 SE 164A-81 -9337

Title: NORJAK

Synopsis: Lead to FBIHQ to analyze recovered skull.

Enclosure(s): One skull, one bone, and one rock, packaged under separate cover.

Details: The enclosed items were obtained by Special Agent (SA) [REDACTED] from Cozad, Nebraska, Police Chief Mark Eaves. These items were turned over to Eaves by [REDACTED] who found them while cleaning out the home of [REDACTED] [REDACTED] Elsie Rogers, of Cozad, Nebraska.

It is believed Rogers found the skull and other items in the early 1980s while vacationing on the Columbia River in Washington state, and had kept these items in her residence up until her death. It is requested this skull be analyzed since it was recovered in the same river that money from captioned skyjacking was found, and there is a possibility it is the skull of subject, D. B. Cooper.

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SEARCHED [REDACTED] INDEXED SERIALIZED [REDACTED] FILED

JUN 1 4 2000

FBI SEATTLE

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164DLY1.EC

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DB Cooper-21447

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