Part 56, page 156

Document date 24 February 1972

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 56 p. 156 (DB Cooper-23556), Airtel, dated 24 Feb 1972 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-56/pages/156

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LA 164-497

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[REDACTED] allegedly [REDACTED] [REDACTED] California bout six months ago. He was not known [REDACTED] to have military or parachuting experience.

[REDACTED] would have personal/knowledge of [REDACTED] San Francisco [REDACTED] as he probably

[REDACTED] was named as [REDACTED] and is believed by [REDACTED] to be [REDACTED] in the Sacramento area.

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LEAD

SAN FRANCISCO

AT SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA: [REDACTED] obtain background on [REDACTED] and thereafter conduct logical investi- gation to ascertain if he should be considered a suspect in this matter.

UNSUB SHOULD BE CONSIDERED ARMED AND DANGEROUS.

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DB Cooper-23556

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FBI Los Angeles field office case number for the NORJAK / D.B. Cooper investigation. Continuation of a report describing an individual who was allegedly in California about six months prior. The person was not known to have military or parachuting experience. A source in San Francisco would have personal knowledge of the individual, who was named and believed to be in the Sacramento area. Lead assigned to the San Francisco field office directing agents to obtain background on a redacted individual and conduct a logical investigation to determine if that person should be considered a suspect. Includes a warning that the UNSUB should be considered armed and dangerous. Page number (2 of the original document) and Bates/reference stamp DB Cooper-23556. FOIA exemption codes stamped along the right margin indicating redactions under Privacy Act (b6) and law enforcement source/technique protections (b7C, b7D).

Multiple redaction blocks obscure names and identifying details
Right margin contains FOIA exemption codes (b6, b7C, b7D)
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