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FD-71 (Rev. 3-05-2003) Complaint Form

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

Subject's name and aliases: DAVID BROOKS (DECEASED) Character of case: SE 164-81

Complainant [redacted] [ ] Protect Source [checked] Complaint received by IA Field Office Seattle Telephone # [ ] Personal [ ] Telephonic Date 8/12/2003 Time 3:37 pm Address of Subject Complainant's address and telephone number East Swanzey, NH Complainant's DOB [redacted] Sex Male Race W [X] Male [ ] Female Height Weight Hair Eyes Build Complexion Birth date and birth place Social Security Number Scars, marks and other data

Employer: Brooks Studio Address: 17 Harcourt Street, Boston, MA Telephone Vehicle Description

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Facts of Complaint

C explained he had worked for Honeywell as a [redacted] at the time of the airline highjacking in this case. He noted S had owned Brooks Studio in Boston's Copley Square. C stated S very closely resembled the artist depiction of "D. B. Cooper". Brooks was described as being unethical and a "low life". His last known address was provided as 17 Harcourt Street, Boston, Massachusetts, however, he had passed away five to seven years earlier. C stated S had been in the military in the Northwest Region of the United States, as a Paratrooper. C remembered that approximately two weeks after hearing about the highjacking, he had gone over to Brooks Studio, where his film was developed for him, and saw that S was on crutches. C had asked the Studio staff where S was, and

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Do not write in this space. 52 164-81 - 9422 SEARCHED [checked] INDEXED [checked] SERIALIZED [checked] FILED [checked]

AUG 1 2 2003

FBI SEATTLE BLOCK STAMP

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DB Cooper-21757