AirtelSAC WFO to Director re NORJACK, enclosing FD-302s and investigative insert2 March 19771 page
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Part 61, page 322

DB Cooper-25542Serials 164-2111, LA 164-497, SE 164-81, WF 164-169

Document date 2 March 1977

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3/2/77

AIRTEL

TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (164-2111)

FROM: SAC, WFO (164-169) (P)

NORJACK (OO:SE)

RE: UNSUB:

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Re Los Angeles airtel to Bureau dated 1/24/77.

Enclosed for Seattle are the original and one copy of two FD-302's and an investigative insert. Enclosed for the Bureau and Los Angeles are one copy each of the FD-302's and the investigative insert.

Investigation at Washington, D.C., determined that the Hoffmann Furniture Company is no longer in business. The business was sold approximately five years ago. It is now Hoffmann Interiors, Inc., 7020 Westmoreland Avenue, Takoma Park, Maryland. The enclosures represent the requested investigation in this matter.

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[REDACTED] reflected that COFFELT was the subject of

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in 1966, [REDACTED] No Bureau file number was noted. The investigation was instituted by [REDACTED] to determine the veracity of information received from the Lawrence, Kansas, Police Department that indicated that COFFELT was spending large amounts of money in Lawrence, Kansas, and [REDACTED] worked for the FBI and he worked for the Justice Department in Washington, D.C. (WDC). Investiga- tion at Lawrence, Kansas, and WDC determined that COFFELT was a student of the University of Kansas and intermittently he resided in WDC. COFFELT was also the companion and chauffer

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2-Bureau (Enc. 3) 3-Los Angeles (164-497)(Enc. 3) 2-Seattle (164-81)(Enc. 5) 1-WFO

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DB Cooper-25542