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Part 67, page 227 DB Cooper-28519 Serials MP 164-73
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MP 164-73
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to talk to the FBI and advised [REDACTED] that if [REDACTED]
found out about this, [REDACTED] then
stated he might talk to the FBI in Louisville.
[REDACTED] stated that he living in [REDACTED] at
[REDACTED] Mt. Vernon, Kentucky; [REDACTED] and is
an [REDACTED].
Minneapolis indices negative regarding [REDACTED].
NWAL officers indicate they think [REDACTED]
and are reluctant to place credence in his information.
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LEAD
LOUISVILLE DIVISION
AT MT. VERNON, KENTUCKY
Discreetly locate and interview [REDACTED] for information
regarding NORJACK and show artists conception of subject.
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DB Cooper-28519
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b6
b7C
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FBI field office case number for the Minneapolis division, case 164-73.
Continuation of an FBI report describing a person who considered talking to the FBI, stated they were living in Mt. Vernon, Kentucky. Minneapolis indices were negative regarding the individual. NWAL (Northwest Airlines) officers were skeptical and reluctant to place credence in the person's information.
Lead assignment directing the Louisville Division to discreetly locate and interview a redacted individual at Mt. Vernon, Kentucky for information regarding NORJACK (the FBI code name for the D.B. Cooper hijacking case) and to show the person an artist's conception of the subject.
Page number indicator and Bates stamp number for the D.B. Cooper FBI Vault file.
FOIA exemption stamps indicating redactions were made under exemptions b6 (personal privacy) and b7C (law enforcement - personal privacy).
Multiple redaction blocks obscure names, addresses, and other identifying information Right margin contains FOIA exemption codes b6 and b7C Page appears to be page 2 of a multi-page FBI document Some speckling and scan artifacts present Scan order ← p. 226 p. 228 →