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Complaint Form FD-71 (Rev. 4-13-92)

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NOTE: Hand print names legibly; handwriting satisfactory for remainder. Indices: ☐ Negative ☒ See below

Subject's name and aliases: DUANE L. WEBER, AKA JOHN COLLINS, OTHERS UNKNOWN;

Character of case: 164A-81 (POSSIBLE SUSPECT)

Complainant ☐ Protect Source ✓ [REDACTED]

Complaint received ☐ Personal ☒ Telephonic Date 9/24/1996 Time 4:45PM

Complainant's address and telephone [REDACTED] PACE, FL [REDACTED]

Race: U | Sex: F

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Race: W | Sex: ☒ Male ☐ Female Age: Height: Weight: Hair: DARK Eyes: Complexion: Social Security Number: [REDACTED] Build: [REDACTED] Birth Date and Birthplace: [REDACTED]

Scars, marks and other data: INJURY TO LEG

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Facts of complaint

C believes [REDACTED] is identical with D.B. COOPER and provided the following background information:

S was born in 1924 as Duane L. Weber. At some point in time, he was sent to San Quentin prison and released in approximately 1946. Sometime between 1946 and 1965, he was sent to federal prison under an unknown name in Colorado. From approximately 1965 to 1968, he was in the Kansas State prison, inmate number W12019, under the name of John C. Collins.

C stated that [REDACTED] would relate stories of crimes that he and [REDACTED] had committed together. In the early 70s, S was diagnosed with a liver disease that had killed his mother. C believes that it was at this time that S and [REDACTED] planned the hijacking in that S was expected to die and had nothing to lose.

In approximately 1978, S was talking in his sleep and was upset about having left fingerprints on the stairs. C did not understand this and S explained he was having nightmares about prison.

C stated that in approximately 1990, she found a parking slip

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[REDACTED] (Complaint received by)

Do not write in this space. 164A-81 [signature - illegible]

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DB Cooper-21197