Part 60, page 140

DB Cooper-24804

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[REDACTED] Page 12.

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marked insufficient funds and later when the bank tried to run the check through again the account was closed. The check was written for the purchase of real property from their customer [REDACTED] who had a [REDACTED] [REDACTED] Rochester, Washington, [REDACTED] They gave me a telephone number of [REDACTED] but when I called that number it was disconnected. The property was located on [REDACTED] and apparently was a house.

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[REDACTED] was to become quite upset when we later spoke in the restaurant and bar about this particular check incident until I actually confronted him with all of the details and then he backed down.

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It should be mentioned that while checking the court records in Port Orchard that the Municipal Court and Superior Court Civil actions against the various members of the [REDACTED] [REDACTED] I did not find any criminal actions in Port Orchard against [REDACTED]

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Page number indicator showing this is page 12 of a larger document. An interviewee describes a check that bounced due to insufficient funds and a closed account. The check was for a real property purchase from a customer in Rochester, Washington. A phone number provided was disconnected. The property was apparently a house. The interviewee recounts confronting someone about the bad check incident at a restaurant and bar; the person became upset but backed down when confronted with details. The interviewee notes that while checking court records in Port Orchard, civil actions were found in Municipal Court and Superior Court against various members, but no criminal actions were found against a specific redacted individual. Bates stamp / document tracking number.

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Part 60, page 140

Places

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