Interview report (FD-302)Re comparison of 13 ticked serial numbers against ransom bill listInterviewed 3 May 19721 page
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Part 59, page 361

DB Cooper-24509Serials SE 164-81

Interviewed 3 May 1972Transcribed 3 May 1972

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FD-302 (REV. 11-27-70)

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Date of transcription 5/3/72

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A study of the FBI list of ransom bills paid in the air piracy case which was dated November 29, 1971, showed that the following numbers on the list, which was taken during the execution of a search warrant on the residence of [REDACTED] in Seabeck, Washington, May 2, 1972, are marked with a tick by pen or pencil:

E95 795 853 A 63A L01 588 179A 69 L20 168 977A 69 L32 510 387A 69 L33 312 070A 69 L33 529 797A 69 L34 577 599A 69 L34 579 609A 69 L52 283 580A 69 L52 528 110A 69 L54 893 998A 69 L54 904 730A 69 L33 182 997 A 69

In comparing these 13 serial numbers with the serial numbers which appear on three $20 bills which were xeroxed and reported to be part of the ransom bills, it is noted that all three of the serial numbers appearing on the three xerox bills appear on the list of 13 bills which were marked with a tick out of the total of 10,000 bills.

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Interviewed on 5/3/72 at Seattle, Washington File # SE 164-81 SA [REDACTED] /rlg [guess: mult] 5/3/72 by Date dictated

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