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FD-302 (Rev. 11-27-70)

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1 Date of transcription ___________

On February 16, 1972, [REDACTED] was reinterviewed and advised she was aware of both [REDACTED] She stated she regularly [REDACTED] and explained the boxes were maintained due to the rough neighborhood in which she [REDACTED] had resided prior to moving to Canoga Park in November 1971. She added that both she [REDACTED] were separately employed and feared their mail would be stolen if delivered to their residence while they were at work.

[REDACTED] further stated she had accompanied [REDACTED] at the time he had purchased a driver's license in the name of [REDACTED] in early November 1971, a week or two prior to his disappearance. She stated [REDACTED] had desired the driver's license in the name of [REDACTED] in the event he should be cited or arrested by the police for traffic violations as he did not want unfavorable publicity to come [REDACTED] [REDACTED] other identification purposes.

She stated the mail being received at the two Los Angeles post office boxes is being turned directly over by her to Attorney [REDACTED] whom she has engaged to handle legal matters since [REDACTED] disappearance. Her attorney has requested this be done in the event there are any threatening type letters or any other indications [REDACTED] disappearance was due to reasons other [REDACTED]

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Interviewed on 2/16/72 at Canoga Park, California File # Los Angeles 164-497

by SA [REDACTED] trb/em Date dictated ___________

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DB Cooper-25188

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