LetterFrom Bellflower, California citizen to FBI re Owen Reynolds as possible D.B. Cooper27 June 1973page 2 of 3
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Part 60, page 350

DB Cooper-25035

Document date 27 June 1973

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he served in the U.S. Air Force during World War II as a tail gunner on a B-25 bomber in the New Guinea campaign.

He survived three seperate air crashes and after the war was called back to the active reserve where he was in charge of the butcher shop at the Long Beach Ferrying Command Base.

Now as for his civilian background; He was employed by [REDACTED] in the retail liquor and delicatesson business as a clerk. While working as a clerk he took the weeks receipts and gambled them away in Mexico City. Feeling remorse at what he had done, called his boss and told him what he had done. [REDACTED] did not press charges and permitted him to pay the money back over a period of time.

While [REDACTED] for Max Fine and Company there were irregularities

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DB Cooper-25035