Part 56, page 105

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 56 p. 105 (DB Cooper-23495), Report, serial LA 164-497-91 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-56/pages/105

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8 LA 164-497 LSH/mje

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at that time and he does not recall [REDACTED] mentioning where he was living.

At this time a composit photograph of the unknown subject was displayed to [REDACTED] and he stated that in his opinion, this individual does not resemble [REDACTED]. He stated that the mouths are different and further, [REDACTED] has a bulbous nose.

On January 19, 1971, photographs of [REDACTED] [REDACTED] were furnished to the Portland, Seattle and Minneapolis Divisions of the FBI for display to appropriate witnesses to ascertain if [REDACTED] should be considered further as logical suspect in this matter.

By communication dated January 27, 1972, the Minneapolis Office advised that a photograph of [REDACTED] was displayed to Northwest Airlines Stewardesses, [REDACTED] [REDACTED] and they advised that [REDACTED] was not similar to the unknown subject.

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DB Cooper-23495

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b6 b7C

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File number and typist initials for FBI Los Angeles field office report, page 8 of the document. Continuation of an FBI report documenting the investigation of a suspect in the D.B. Cooper case. A composite photograph of the unknown subject was shown to a redacted individual who stated the suspect does not resemble the composite, noting differences in mouths and a bulbous nose. Photographs of the suspect were distributed to Portland, Seattle, and Minneapolis FBI divisions in January 1971. By January 27, 1972, the Minneapolis office reported that Northwest Airlines stewardesses viewed the photograph and confirmed the individual was not similar to the unknown subject. Bates stamp / document tracking number at bottom of page. FOIA exemption codes indicating redactions were made to protect personal privacy (b6) and law enforcement source information (b7C).

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