Part 55, page 130

DB Cooper-23273Serials LA 164-497

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2 LA 164-497 CHH/kah

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or a jumper. He said the name [REDACTED] is not familiar to him but due to the large numbers involved in the program, it is possible he may never have met the individual. He stated that on some weekends they had as many as 400 individuals involved in skydiving. Some of his manifest records have been misplaced so he was unable to check the complete record.

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[REDACTED] advised further that the pilot who flew for him during most of the time he was in the business was [REDACTED] also known as [REDACTED] presently resides at [REDACTED] Bakersfield, California, telephone [REDACTED] and is employed by the United States Forest Service. [REDACTED] was acquainted with the other pilots who worked for short periods of time and the name [REDACTED] may be familiar to him.

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[REDACTED] observed the artist's sketch of the unknown subject and said it did not resemble anyone he knew.

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DB Cooper-23273

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Page header showing this is page 2 of an FBI report with Los Angeles field office case number LA 164-497, dictated by agent with initials CHH and transcribed by kah. Continuation of an interview regarding a skydiving operation. The interviewee states a redacted name is not familiar but notes that up to 400 individuals were involved on some weekends, and some manifest records have been misplaced. The interviewee identifies a pilot (name redacted) who flew for him during most of his time in the skydiving business, now residing in Bakersfield, California and employed by the United States Forest Service. This pilot may know other pilots including a redacted name. The interviewee viewed the composite sketch of the D.B. Cooper suspect and stated it did not resemble anyone known to him. Bates stamp / document tracking number at bottom right of page. FOIA exemption codes marked in the right margin indicating redactions are pursuant to exemptions b6 (personal privacy) and b7C (law enforcement – personal privacy).

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