Part 51, page 32

Document date 27 April 1995

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 51 p. 32 (DB Cooper-21135), Airtel, dated 27 Apr 1995 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-51/pages/32

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While viewing the episode [redacted] came to think about a [redacted] white male, DOB [redacted] SSAN [redacted] who had [redacted] disappeared mysteriously while residing in Edmonds, Washington, on [redacted]

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[redacted] advised that [redacted] [redacted] in Anderson, S.C. [redacted] reviewed his [redacted] Boys High of Anderson yearbook and located [redacted] photograph. Comparing it to the sketch that he had seen of D. B. COOPER, he noted some similarities.

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[redacted] advised that following [redacted] [redacted] he never lost contact with [redacted] but each went separate ways. At the time of [redacted] disappearance, he was [redacted] and residing at [redacted] [redacted] Edmonds, Washington.

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In regards to [redacted] disappearance on [redacted] advised that he learned that [redacted] [redacted] in their home town of Edmonds, Washington. Sometime during the [redacted] [redacted] and would return shortly. [redacted] never returned and [redacted] [redacted] disappearance. The disappearance was immediately reported to law enforcement and an investigation to locate him was started. The investigation failed to reveal any pertinent information in [redacted] disappearance.

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Following [redacted] disappearance, [redacted] learned that [redacted] had been experiencing some personal and family problems. One particular problem involved [redacted] that had become in [redacted] This [redacted] strained relations between [redacted]

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In December, [redacted] conveyed the news of [redacted] disappearance to numerous individuals in a letter sent to each family member and friend. A copy of that letter is attached to this airtel. When [redacted] was informed about [redacted] disappearance, he attempted through [redacted] to obtain information about [redacted] which would help in locating him. [redacted] believed that [redacted] had simply [redacted] In conversations between [redacted] relations became strained because [redacted] believed that [redacted] was possibly sympathetic for [redacted] decision to [redacted] if in fact he had.

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DB Cooper-21135

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Redacted name or identifier block at top of page. An individual viewed a television episode and was reminded of a white male with a redacted SSN who had mysteriously disappeared from Edmonds, Washington. A person reviewed a Boys High of Anderson yearbook in Anderson, S.C. and found a photograph that bore similarities to the D.B. Cooper sketch. The informant stated they never lost contact with the subject but went separate ways; at the time of disappearance the subject was residing in Edmonds, Washington. The subject's disappearance from Edmonds, Washington was reported to law enforcement; an investigation was started but failed to reveal pertinent information. After the disappearance, it was learned the subject had been experiencing personal and family problems that strained relations. In December, a letter was sent to family and friends about the disappearance. An attached letter accompanied this airtel. The informant attempted to obtain information to help locate the subject but relations became strained over differing views. Page number 2 of the source document. Bates stamp or document reference number.

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