Part 72, page 234
DB Cooper-31118Serials MO 164-34
Interviewed 27 June 1977Dictated 29 June 1977Transcribed 5 July 1977
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 72 p. 234 (DB Cooper-31118), FD-302 interview, interviewed 27 Jun 1977, serial SE 164-81-7554 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-72/pages/234
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MO 164-34
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Age Approximately 40 years old Height 5'10" Weight 165 to 170 pounds Hair Dark brown, possibly black, shoulder-length hair, parted in front. Characteristics Goatee and a mustache, which was extended into his sideburns.
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He also recalls that [REDACTED] had a northern accent with a dark olive-type complexion and "chicken feet" around his eyes. He also recalls that this man was well built and had a thick neck. He spoke very intelligently and used the word "animosity" several times. He cannot recall [REDACTED] using profane language and he did not show any emotion. His complexion indicates to him that he was possibly an Italian or Indian. [REDACTED] was wearing Levi-type jeans and shirt and wing-tip shoes.
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He stayed at this house for approximately 15 minutes, at which time he drove [REDACTED] back to Montreal. Since he could not take her to a motel and since he had to get back [REDACTED] [REDACTED] and told her not to contact him again.
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He recalls that prior to 1976, he had seen an artist's drawing of D. B. COOPER and recalls that even though [REDACTED] was wearing a goatee, mustache and long hair, he could very possibly have been identical to COOPER.
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An artist's conception of a white male wearing sun- glasses depicting the individual who is allegedly responsible for the hijacking in 1971 of an airplane from Portland, Oregon, to Seattle, Washington, was shown to [REDACTED] [REDACTED] stated that he could not definitely state that the individual to whom he was introduced as [REDACTED] at Montreal is identical to the individual depicted in the artist's con- ception but that it could possibly be the same person.
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