Part 73, page 117

Open in FBI Vault (Part 73, page 117 of the PDF)

FBI 164-81, Vault Part 73 p. 117 (DB Cooper-31447), Letter — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-73/pages/117

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[guess: getting] by [guess: visiting] [guess: friends] [REDACTED] [guess: I] [guess: pay] [guess: attention] [guess: to an] [guess: article] [guess: I] [guess: read] in [illegible] [guess: a] [guess: front-page] [guess: article] [guess: written] [guess: about] [REDACTED] [illegible] [guess: keep] in [guess: contact] [guess: with] - [guess: Needed] [guess: to] [guess: use] [guess: more] [guess: info] [guess: of] [guess: pocket] [guess: We] [guess: puzzled] [guess: and] [guess: [illegible]] [guess: in] [guess: turns] [guess: to] [guess: [illegible]]

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DB Cooper-31447

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b6 b7C

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Commentary by the AI model that transcribed this page. It may bring in context the page itself does not state. The scan is the source; the transcript is machine-generated from it.

Fragmentary handwritten note, largely illegible. Appears to reference reading a front-page article, keeping in contact with someone (redacted), and being puzzled about something. Context suggests an informant or witness statement related to the D.B. Cooper case. FBI Vault Bates-style page stamp identifying this as page 31447 in the D.B. Cooper file. FBI FOIA exemption codes indicating redactions for personal privacy (b6) and law enforcement source information (b7C). Appear twice corresponding to two redacted blocks.

Handwritten cursive is heavily stylized and very difficult to decipher
Two redacted blocks (black rectangles) obscure names/personal information
FBI exemption codes b6 and b7C visible in right margin indicating privacy redactions
Page is a scan of a handwritten note, ink appears faded in places