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handwritten_note Legibility: medium
Part 73, page 180 DB Cooper-31516
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SW R
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Dear Sir,
I read your article
about the skyjacker, D.B.
Cooper and later came across
the article on [REDACTED b6/b7C].
As you can see even here
the resemblance is very
great. I am not saying
he is your man but the
looks are very similar.
Good luck in finding your
man and thank you for
taking the time to read
this letter.
Sincerely
[REDACTED b6/b7C]
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SEARCHED
SERIALIZED
F.O. — SEATTLE
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4-81 Sub R
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DB Cooper-31516
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Administrative marking, likely an FBI routing or classification stamp.
A member of the public writes to the FBI after reading an article about skyjacker D.B. Cooper. The writer noticed a resemblance between someone (name redacted) and Cooper, and forwards the observation. The writer does not assert the person is Cooper, only that the resemblance is notable.
FBI Seattle field office processing stamp indicating the document was searched and serialized.
Date notation indicating April 1981, with a sub-file routing designation.
FBI Vault page reference number for the D.B. Cooper file.
Handwritten letter in cursive, mostly legible Several redacted boxes obscure personal information (b6/b7C exemptions) FBI processing stamps partially visible at bottom Scan order ← p. 179 p. 181 →