Part 68, page 232

Document date 28 August 1975

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 68 p. 232 (DB Cooper-29035), Letter, dated 28 Aug 1975 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-68/pages/232

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August 28, 1975

Federal Bureau of Investigation 915 Second Avenue Seattle, Washington

Gentlemen:

The attached Alaska driver's license may or may not be of any value but because of the name on it, [REDACTED] and because of the publicity regarding the name D. B. Cooper, I am forwarding it to you.

The license was found this week by one of my children and given to me.

Sincerely,

[REDACTED]

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DB Cooper-29035 164-81-[guess: Seabt] SEARCHED _______ INDEXED _______ SERIALIZED _______ FILED _______

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[REDACTED - rectangular box covering sender signature and name] [REDACTED - rectangular box covering enclosed item, likely the Alaska driver's license]

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Routing or filing stamp, likely shorthand for a division or handling code. A citizen writes to the FBI Seattle field office on August 28, 1975, forwarding an Alaska driver's license found by one of their children. The license bore a name related to D. B. Cooper, prompting the sender to forward it to the FBI. FBI filing stamps and case tracking markings at bottom of page, including the DB Cooper case reference number and Seattle field office file number. Two redacted areas: one covering the sender's signature/name and another likely covering the enclosed Alaska driver's license or personal information. Redactions marked b6 and b7C (privacy exemptions).

Some portions redacted with black rectangles (b6/b7C exemptions)
Signature block and name on license redacted

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