Part 68, page 123

Document date 4 April 1977

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 68 p. 123 (DB Cooper-2), Letter, dated 4 Apr 1977 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-68/pages/123

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[redacted stamp or annotation] Sw[illegible] [illegible partial text]

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HAVE YOU CONSIDERED [redacted] 9. 190[7?] [redacted] SEATTLE [redacted] COULD BE D. B. COOPER? HE'S [redacted] EXPERIENCED PILOT AND PARACHUTIST. [redacted] HE'S REPUTED DESTITUTE BUT LIVES WELL.

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[redacted] [illegible handwriting, appears to be a signature or additional note: partially reads /[illegible] 9/-[illegible]]

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DB Cooper 2[illegible]

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Small annotation or stamp in upper-right area, mostly illegible. Handwritten tip or note suggesting that a redacted individual in Seattle should be considered as a D.B. Cooper suspect. The person is described as an experienced pilot and parachutist who is reportedly destitute but lives well. Lower portion contains additional redacted boxes and a partially legible handwritten notation, possibly a name or signature, largely obscured by b6/b7C redactions. Small printed or stamped reference label at the very bottom right of the page, likely a file or batch identifier.

Handwritten text in block capitals
Multiple redaction boxes obscuring names and other details (b6/b7C exemptions)
Some words partially obscured or smudged
Bottom portion has low-contrast handwriting and additional redactions

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