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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 57 p. 32 (DB Cooper-23674), Memo, dated 5 Apr 1972, serial LA 164-497-366 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-57/pages/32
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LA 164-497
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On 3/28/72, [REDACTED] was interviewed at the
[REDACTED] Los Angeles. She
was hesitant to discuss [REDACTED] stating he was being "black
mailed" [REDACTED] in Seattle. When asked what was meant
by black mail she stated she had observed a note sent to
[REDACTED] advised after con-
siderable hesitancy that [REDACTED]
[REDACTED] California.
She stated she left her employment [REDACTED]
Los Angeles, California, on the afternoon of 11/24/72,
enroute to [REDACTED] to spend Thanksgiving Day with
[REDACTED] in that city. She advised she arrived at [REDACTED]
on 11/24/72, [REDACTED]
[REDACTED], and was with [REDACTED] the remainder of that day as well
as all of Thanksgiving Day. [REDACTED] appears to be
very loyal to [REDACTED] as well as a somewhat confused individual.
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In view of the above, it is suggested the enclosed
photographs of [REDACTED] be displayed to appropriate witnesses
to determine if additional investigation of [REDACTED] as a logical
suspect in this matter appears warranted. No further inves-
tigation being conducted at Los Angeles regarding [REDACTED] unless
advised to the contrary by office of origin.