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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 61 p. 160 (DB Cooper-25329), Teletype, dated 8 Oct 1975, serial LA 164-497-826 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-61/pages/160
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MI 164-36 PAGE TWO
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[REDACTED]
TO DATE, INVESTIGATION HAS DETERMINED [REDACTED] TO BE POSITIVELY
IDENTIFIED IN [REDACTED] WITH EFFORTS BEING MADE
TO RESOLVE ADDITIONAL [REDACTED]
IN ADDITION TO [REDACTED] CLAIMED TO
BE D.B. COOPER, INDIVIDUAL INVOLVED IN NORJAK. [REDACTED]
THEREAFTER GAVE ACCOUNT OF MATTER SIMILAR TO THAT PUBLISHED
OR AIRED BY NEWS MEDIA WITH THE FOLLOWING DIFFERENCES OR
ADDITIONS:
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[REDACTED] IN CONNECTION WITH THE FLIGHT, HE MADE A
RESERVATION WITH NORTHWEST AIRLINES IN NAME OF [REDACTED]
COOPER. HE DOES NOT KNOW WHAT NAME APPEARED ON MANIFEST. THE
MONEY, 200,000 DOLLARS, WAS FURNISHED TO HIM IN LARGE LEATHER
TYPE BRIEF CASE WHICH HE THREW OUT OF AIRPLANE IN SEATTLE AFTER
SUBSEQUENTLY TRANSFERRING MONEY TO LARGE CANVAS DUFFEL BAG WHICH
HE TIED AROUND HIS WAIST PRIOR TO EXITING AIRCRAFT.
WITH RESPECT TO DIRECTIONS GIVEN THE PILOT OF AIRCRAFT,
HE CLAIMED TO HAVE DIRECTED HIM TO GO DUE SOUTH AT 10,000 FT.
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