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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) 3/14/72
ASAC PAUL R. BIBLER
NORJAK
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On 3/9/72 [REDACTED] called from the Bureau.
He said he had had a request from [REDACTED] to determine
if [REDACTED] had been eliminated as a suspect in the
Norjak case since they had a letter from another Government
agency saying that that agency was going to investigate
[REDACTED] on an unrelated matter if it did not interfer with
the Bureau's investigation.
After checking our files I called [REDACTED] and told
him we did not have [REDACTED] as a suspect according
to our records and had no record in either the general
indices or our special indices in this case. I asked him
to let us know why [REDACTED] should be a suspect.
He checked again with [REDACTED] and said that
as long as we did not have a current suspect by that name,
that would satisfy his inquiry.