Part 72, page 280
DB Cooper-31180Serials DL 164-191, SE 164-81
Document date 1 March 1976
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 72 p. 280 (DB Cooper-31180), FD-302 interview, dated 1 Mar 1976 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-72/pages/280
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DL 164-191 SE 164-81
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He discussed these circumstances at length with [REDACTED] but since [REDACTED], she did not know how to accept this information and how to react to it. The following morning, he told [REDACTED] about the telephone call from Seattle and [REDACTED] suggested that he make the information available to the Dallas FBI Office just in case there might be something to it.
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[REDACTED] stated that [REDACTED] is of German background. He does not know if [REDACTED] had any military service. He does not know whether [REDACTED] can fly an airplane, nor does he know whether [REDACTED] has ever had any training in parachuting out of aircraft. [REDACTED] stated that actually, he has no way of knowing whether any of this conversation from [REDACTED] has any substance. He commented that [REDACTED] used to drink pretty regularly and in these fifteen years, it is possible that [REDACTED] has become an alcoholic. He does not recall [REDACTED] as being a practical joker.
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One night around 9:00 PM about three weeks ago, [REDACTED] again called the [REDACTED] residence and [REDACTED] answered the phone and informed him [REDACTED] that it was the same fellow calling from Seattle again. [REDACTED] got on the phone and, again, it seemed obvious to him that [REDACTED] had been drinking. This second conversation with [REDACTED] went something like this, to the best of his recollection:
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