ReportSan Diego investigative insert re ZIP code 920 and La Jolla contact24 October 19721 page
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Part 73, page 246

DB Cooper-31592Serials 164-61-4253, SD 164-91, SE 164-81

Document date 24 October 1972

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SE 164-81 SD 164-91

The following investigation was conducted by Special Agent [REDACTED]:

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AT SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA

On October 24, 1972, inquiry at the San Diego Postal Inspector's Office determined that Zip Code Number 920 was that of the San Diego Main Post Office and not that of the El Cajon, California, Post Office. It was determined El Cajon, California, does not have a specific Zip Code Number postmarked on out- going mail, since all mail from El Cajon is routed through the San Diego Main Post Office.

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AT LA JOLLA, CALIFORNIA

On October 24, 1972, [REDACTED] telephone [REDACTED], advised he is an [REDACTED] and he did recently receive an anonymous letter from the New York Times concerning D. B. COOPER. [REDACTED] stated he attempted to obtain death records from the San Diego County Bureau of Vital Statistics but was unsuccessful. [REDACTED] advised he was told death records were not filed by date and they were unable to search their records for the record, since [REDACTED] did not have an official request for a record search. [REDACTED] indicated he made no other inquiries concerning D. B. COOPER or the copy of the letter he received from the New York Times.

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Send R 164-61-4253

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DB Cooper-31592