Part 73, page 193

DB Cooper-31529

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 73 p. 193 (DB Cooper-31529), Letter — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-73/pages/193

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It now occurs to me (as no doubt it occurred to your people long ago) [REDACTED - b6, b7C, b7D]

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[REDACTED - b6, b7C, b7D]

I also gave your [REDACTED] man what I know is an extremely far-out suggestion that the FBI check into [REDACTED - b6, b7C, b7D]

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Well, this is lengthy, and probably of no avail to you, but at least it's off my chest -- again.

Very truly yours, [REDACTED - b6, b7C, b7D]

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[REDACTED] IN REPLY 12/[illegible]

NOR[illegible] S[guess: ERIAL] 56[guess: 5] DB Cooper-31529

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Continuation of a letter (page 2). The author notes something that now occurs to them, likely referencing a person or detail redacted under privacy exemptions. Author mentions having given an FBI agent an admittedly 'far-out' suggestion for the FBI to investigate. The specific suggestion and the agent's identity are redacted. Closing of the letter. The author acknowledges the letter is long and possibly unhelpful, but expresses relief at having written it. Signed with 'Very truly yours' but the signature is redacted. Handwritten notations and stamps at the bottom of the page indicating filing/reply information, a serial number, and the DB Cooper case reference number.

Page 2 of a multi-page letter
Multiple large redaction boxes (b6, b7C, b7D exemptions)
Some text partially obscured by redactions
Typewritten letter with handwritten annotations at bottom

Part 73, page 193

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