MemoSA to SAC Los Angeles re 1965 LAPD co-defendant considered as NORJAK suspect11 February 1972page 2 of 3
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Part 56, page 151

DB Cooper-23544Serials LA 164-497

Document date 11 February 1972

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LA 164-497

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[REDACTED] Inglewood, California Home telephone [REDACTED]

Pasadena Police Department Case Number [REDACTED] Pasadena, California

[REDACTED] Los Angeles, California

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On 2/1/72, [REDACTED] telephonically contacted the Los Angeles Office and advised the writer he had heard from a [REDACTED] that the FBI was attempting to locate him.

[REDACTED] stated he recalls having been contacted on 11/24/71, at [REDACTED] on [REDACTED] in Hollywood, California (telephone [REDACTED], by [REDACTED] as [REDACTED]. He also [REDACTED] recalled having been at the office of [REDACTED] an [REDACTED] on 11/24/71. He recalled having gone with [REDACTED] to lunch in downtown Los Angeles. He stated [REDACTED] office is at [REDACTED] Los Angeles, [REDACTED] telephone number [REDACTED].

He advised that [REDACTED] resides at [REDACTED] [REDACTED] Encino, and has phone [REDACTED].

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He stated his contact with [REDACTED] concerned his [REDACTED] and he has definitely not been involved in any criminal activity since his arrest in 1965. [REDACTED] stated he is very familiar with the Portland, Oregon area as he grew up in that area, but has never parachuted, was definitely in Los Angeles on 11/24/71, and knows nothing whatsoever of the hijacking of an airplane on that date.

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On 2/8/72, [REDACTED] was contacted and referred to his records. A log book of clients maintained by [REDACTED] indicated [REDACTED] was at his office from 1:41 p.m. to

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DB Cooper-23544