LetterAnonymous tip letter to FBI Los Angeles with retouched composite sketch, with mailing envelope14 March 1972page 2 of 2
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Part 73, page 348

DB Cooper-31706

Document date 14 March 1972

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 73 p. 348 (DB Cooper-31706), Letter, dated 14 Mar 1972 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-73/pages/348

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March 14, 1972

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Dear Sir,

Reference: My letter of February 24, 1972, Subject: "D. B. Cooper."

Apparently Mr. "D. B. Cooper" is still at large. Perhaps my first letter was ignored as a "witchhunt." Granted, my interest is in a reward. My limited knowledge of this person all points to a perfect "D. B. Cooper."

I have retouched a "D. B. Cooper" composite picture to more closely resemble my suspect. A reproduction of this picture is shown below.

If you haven't made any headway in your investigation, may I suggest that you photograph various views of this man and record his voice at calm and anger moods. Then the plane passengers and crew who are available could either identify or exonerate him.

I remember the following additional information about him: He had been in the merchant marine. He was treated at the Public Health Hospital, located at 15th Avenue and Lake Street, San Francisco, California for liver or kidney operation. Perhaps they told him he has only a limited future. He has a yellowish complexion and usually a grim expression.

Yours truly,

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copy furnished Director FBI LA/SF

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JD: US $1.00 No. E77815229C

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RETOUCHED

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MYSTERY SKYJACKER Composite drawing of the man who called himself D.B. Cooper.

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DB Cooper-31706