MemoEC Seattle to Director's Office re Indigo Films request on NORJAK4 February 2004page 1 of 2
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Part 52, page 163

DB Cooper-21810Serials SE 164-81-9435

Document date 4 February 2004

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(Rev. 01-31-2003)

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

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Precedence: ROUTINE Date: 02/04/2004

To: Director's Office Attn: Unit Chief FPPAU, Rm. 7972 FPPAU, Rm. 7972

From: Seattle Sqd 1 Contact: SA [REDACTED]

Approved By: [REDACTED signature]

Drafted By: [REDACTED]:rgl

Case ID #: [REDACTED] (Pending) [REDACTED] (Pending) SE 164A-81- [guess: 9435] (Pending)

Title: PUBLIC AFFAIRS MATTERS; INDIGO FILMS [REDACTED] REQUEST FOR ASSISTANCE

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Synopsis: To report on Seattle's assistance to Indigo Films concerning the D. B. Cooper case, Seattle file 164A-SE-1010.

Details: For information, Seattle is always willing to assist on this matter. A photo of the original composite drawing along with a photo of an age enhanced drawing have already been sent to Indigo Films.

For information, writer spoke with the Seattle CDC about the serial numbers from the money given to Cooper. He opined that there is no problem with Indigo Films using them given that they are already in the public domain. Seattle will continue to work directly with Indigo Films on this matter and assist where possible.

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