Part 59, page 304
DB Cooper-24450Serials SE 164-81
FBI 164-81, Vault Part 59 p. 304 (DB Cooper-24450), Report — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-59/pages/304
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SE 164-81
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On 4/28/72, [REDACTED] of Silverdale State Bank, Silverdale, Washington, advised that there is a current checking account active at his bank under the name of [REDACTED] Silverdale, Washington. Records for this account show that it has been a long-standing account into which deposits of [REDACTED] are regularly made at two-week intervals, as has proved to be the case according to recent records of the account. [REDACTED] described that account as a routine household checking account that reflects no unusual activity in his opinion. He reflected that these regular [REDACTED] deposits are of the type that represent a regular pay check deposit.
It was noted, however, that two deposits were made back-to-back during the latter part of February, 1972; [REDACTED] deposit, February 24, and [REDACTED] deposit February 25. Current balance in the account as of April 25, 1972, was [REDACTED]
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