Part 60, page 126
FBI 164-81, Vault Part 60 p. 126, Report — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-60/pages/126
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to the Colorado River and to a reservoir. He said that the project started in the Grand Canyon the prior April, and that after the project that he intended to go to a job in [REDACTED] He said that he was married and living with his wife and that he had [REDACTED] children and that the oldest was [REDACTED] years old. He said that he was purchasing a house in Port Angeles, Washington, at [REDACTED] prior to the moving to the Grand Canyon, and he did not know whether foreclosure action had been started on that property while he was gone. He said that the prior owner was an [REDACTED] and that he had about [REDACTED] equity in the home. He also said that he owned a [REDACTED]
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He explained that he had a lease purchase on the [REDACTED] He indicated that while he was [REDACTED] his father stepped into his shoes as the owner of this [REDACTED]
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He also testified that he had been employed by Mackey-Lewis of Port Angeles for three and one-half years and that he was fired from that job. He indicated that he was terminated about May 5, 1967. He said that at the time he was working in that firm he had a front-end loader, which was a heavy piece of equipment.
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Apparently, at one time Cascade Industrial Loan had a mortgage on the [REDACTED] He said that the [REDACTED] was about 25 to 26 acres.
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He also testified that he went to Alaska in attempt to make enough money to pay his attorneys. He doesn't say when he was in Alaska.
There was a [REDACTED] that was filed on [REDACTED]
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As state of affairs, he said that he had a checking account at the National Bank of Commerce in Bremerton Branch and that he had a checking account at the Olympic State Bank in Port Angeles, Washington.
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He has noted that there was claim in the amount of [REDACTED] from the Clallam Adjustment Corporation. The claim was filed by a [REDACTED] and their offices are located at 111 North Oak Street in Port Angeles, Washington.
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There is a claim in the amount of [REDACTED] from Carroll Realty Company in Port Angeles, Washington. The money was loaned to enable the [REDACTED] to purchase and occupy a