Part 62, page 131
DB Cooper-25697Serials SF 164-220
Document date 12 January 1978
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 62 p. 131 (DB Cooper-25697), Airtel, dated 12 Jan 1978 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-62/pages/131
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SF 164-220 FJC/cad
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After telling [REDACTED] his flight, Northwest Orient Number 10, could be boarded at Gate 34 at 6:45 PM, [REDACTED] began wondering if passenger may be possibly identical to the Subject in captioned case.
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Description of Unsub, aka Dan Cooper, was telephonically furnished to [REDACTED] through Sheriff's Officer [REDACTED] SFIA. He was of the opinion that the description was close to that of the above passenger, [REDACTED]
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[REDACTED] was thereafter exhibited a composite photograph of Unsub and became quite un-nerved at what he considered a close resemblance. He thereafter pointed out passenger [REDACTED] as seated within the Passenger Waiting area.
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[REDACTED] was approached by SA [REDACTED] who identified himself as a Special Agent of the FBI with a show of credentials. [REDACTED] furnished a class 3 Nevada driver's license numbered [REDACTED] reflecting the name of [REDACTED] Reno, Nevada. His birthdate was shown as [REDACTED] his height 6', his weight 150 lbs., and his SSAN [REDACTED] This license bore no photograph of [REDACTED] He was questioned regarding the name he used to purchase his ticket and stated that he had used the name [REDACTED] He denied knowledge of any hijacking by anyone named [REDACTED] specifically [REDACTED] D. B. COOPER and emphatically denied participating in such activity himself. He was shown the composite photograph of Unsub and agreed that it could resemble him. He initially furnished as his last employer, the Dallas Smith Chrysler located on Slaussen Boulevard, (number unknown, but cross-street Norwalk), Los Angeles, California. Thereafter in conversation he gave the name of his last employer as International Harvester, A & H Division, Montebello, California. He stated that he had worked almost eight years for this company and then advised that these years had been [REDACTED] He stated that he had been "sick" since that time. He refused to supply the
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DB Cooper-25697