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Part 68, page 124 DB Cooper-28874
Document date 4 April 1977 AI Dates: machine-written — generated by an AI model from the transcripts, and it can be wrong. The scan is the source; the transcript is machine-generated from it.
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CENTRALIA, WA
APR 4
1977
PM1
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF
INVESTIGATION
915 SECOND AVE.
SEATTLE
WASHINGTON
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b6
b7C
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DB Cooper-28874
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U.S. Postal Service postmark from Centralia, WA dated April 4, 1977, afternoon (PM).
A 13-cent USA Bicentennial postage stamp (1776-1977 era).
Handwritten mailing address on the envelope directed to the FBI Seattle field office at 915 Second Ave., Seattle, Washington.
FBI FOIA redaction exemption codes indicating personal information (b6 — personal privacy; b7C — law enforcement personal privacy) has been withheld, likely the sender's return address.
Bates-style document identification number assigned to this page in the D.B. Cooper FBI Vault file.
Scanned image of a mailed envelope Handwritten address is large and clearly legible Postmark and stamp clearly visible Redaction markings (b6, b7C) in upper right indicate sender info redacted Scan order ← p. 123 p. 125 →