Part 70, page 265
DB Cooper-30099Serials SE 164-81
Document date 31 January 1972
FBI 164-81, Vault Part 70 p. 265 (DB Cooper-30099), Memo, dated 31 Jan 1972 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-70/pages/265
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FILE (164-81) 1/31/72
SA CHARLES E. FARRELL
NORJAK
Re: RANSOM MONEY
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The ransom money obtained by Northwest Airlines was microfilmed by the [REDACTED]. The original roll of film contained on one reel, was picked up by SA [REDACTED] and sent to the Laboratory by United Airlines courier. Since the above roll of film contained the serial numbers of $230,000, it was necessary to furnish the serial numbers of the $30,000 which was not included in the ransom (the ransom being $200,000).
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Because the Laboratory was having difficulty with eliminating the serial numbers, they requested we obtain the complete list of serial numbers which were deleted from the original listing of the $230,000.
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In the meantime, the [REDACTED] had prepared another amount of ransom money of $230,000 and included in that, the $30,000 which had been taken from the first ransom money as mentioned in paragraph one above.
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The [REDACTED] then loaned to us, two reels of microfilm which contains their current ransom money and which included the bills which had been taken from the first ransom money. These two rolls of microfilm were sent to the Laboratory and were used to compile an accurate list of the ransom money given to the hijacker.
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All three reels of film returned by the Bureau with the following dispositions:
The reel containing the ransom money given to the hijacker is being maintained in the Seattle Office as evidence
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CEF:klb )3)
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[guess: 164] 81- [illegible] [illegible stamp/handwriting]
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DB Cooper-30099