MemoSA to SAC Los Angeles re Alan Landsburg Productions denial and Warner Brothers offer5 January 1977page 2 of 2
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Part 61, page 289

DB Cooper-25498

Document date 5 January 1977

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[REDACTED] said Warner Brothers was not interested in [REDACTED] story and declined his offer. [REDACTED] said he knew the appropriate law enforcement agencies had thoroughly investigated the D. B. COOPER skyjacking case apparently with- out developing a suspect, and he questioned that [REDACTED] [REDACTED] could locate COOPER when the United States Government with all its resources could not do so. [REDACTED] said he was concerned that [REDACTED] claim would be fraudulent.

[REDACTED] said he also was aware that the individual known as D. B. COOPER probably would be charged with kidnaping, a capital offense, on which the statute of limitations did not run. He noted that for the above reasons, Warners rejected [REDACTED] offer.

[REDACTED] said he had no information concerning [REDACTED] He said that the best way to contact [REDACTED] if that was desireable, would be through [REDACTED]

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