LetterCitizen letter on Central United Methodist Church letterhead, Maysville, Kentucky, re possible Cooper suspect17 November 19761 page
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Part 68, page 139

DB Cooper-28894Serials LS 164-71-5, SE 164-81-7257

Document date 17 November 1976

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Central United Methodist Church 912 East Second Street MAYSVILLE, KENTUCKY 41056

Church 564-5866 Personage 564-3649

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November 17, 1976

Federal Bureau of Investigation Louisville, Kentucky

Dear Sir:

Sunday's Lexington Herald-Leader carried a lengthy article about the skyjacking of a Northwest Orient plane going from Portland to Seattle nearly five years ago. The skyjacker gave the name Dan Cooper. It is about that crime that I am writing. 164-71-5

[REDACTED] the United Methodist Church in Liberty, Kentucky, (Casey County) for seven years. Very soon after the sky- jacking a man named [REDACTED] came to the community and started buying farms, businesses, etc. Many wondered where he got his money. I believe that he had a doctorate degree in education - taught in a university in the state of Oregon and also taught at the Somerset Community for a while after coming to Liberty. The thought has often come to my mind that there may just be a connection between the crime and his sudden appearance in Liberty with a lot of money. This tip may prove to be of no help but I did want to tell you.

I have been gone from Liberty since June '75 and am told that [REDACTED] no longer lives there. He does have relatives there. Larry Bowmer, Chief of Police can provide you with additional information should you wish to pursue this.

[REDACTED]

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Sub J 164-81-7257

DB Cooper-28894

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