Part 52, page 166
DB Cooper-21816Serials SE 164-81, SE 164-81-9437
Document date 15 April 2004
FBI 164-81, Vault Part 52 p. 166 (DB Cooper-21816), Memo, dated 15 Apr 2004, serial SE 164-81-9437 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-52/pages/166
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(Rev. 01-31-2003)
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Precedence: ROUTINE Date: 04/15/2004
To: Minneapolis Attn: SA [REDACTED] Seattle St. Cloud RA
From: Minneapolis Squad 6 Contact: SA [REDACTED]
Approved By: [REDACTED] [signature]
Drafted By: [REDACTED]
Case ID #: SE 164A-81 (Pending) -9437
Title: NORJAK; CAA - HIJACKING
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Synopsis: Per Seattle's request, attempt to locate and interview [REDACTED] at Morris, Minnesota.
Reference: SE 164A-81 Serial 9432
Enclosure(s): One case information sheet, a copy of latest letter received by Seattle from [REDACTED] and a Minnesota DMV photograph of [REDACTED]
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Details: Captioned case remains the only unsolved hijacking in U.S. history. Details of this matter can be found on the enclosed case information sheet. A fair number of tips continue to be forwarded to Seattle Division concerning the unidentified subject. With the exception of an ongoing DNA project, few investigative leads are set.
The enclosed letter is one of four letters received from an individual in Hopkins, Minnesota identifying himself as [REDACTED] and using [REDACTED] Hopkins, MN [REDACTED]. This individual claims that [REDACTED] name not provided, was in fact D.B. COOPER. (D.B. Cooper was the moniker used by the Seattle hijacker.)
A letter sent to [REDACTED] at the above Post Office box by Seattle (see serial 9424) requested identifying information and more specific information. [REDACTED] responded by indicating he had received the letter but did not provide the
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DB Cooper-21816