Part 74, page 124
DB Cooper-31995Serials SE 164-81
Document date 9 March 1972
FBI 164-81, Vault Part 74 p. 124 (DB Cooper-31995), Teletype, dated 9 Mar 1972 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-74/pages/124
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PAGE THREE SE 164-81
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UNDOUBTEDLY CONDUCTED DURING RAIN.
AGENTS WOULD BE QUARTERED AT LONGVIEW, WASHINGTON, IN MOTEL IN AN ESTIMATED PER DIEM OF TWENTYONE DOLLARS PER DAY EACH, AND BE CARRIED TO SITE BY SEATTLE FURNISHED BUCARS, ARMY COMPANY TO PROVIDE OWN COMMUNICATIONS, TRANSPORTATION, AND PHYSICAL FACILITIES. IF APPROVED, I WOULD PERSONALLY REQUEST ASSISTANCE FROM MAJOR BOLLING AND BUREAU REQUESTED TO HAVE AGENTS FROM NEIGHBORING OFFICES AVAILABLE AT LONGVIEW RA NO LATER THAN SIX O'CLOCK P.M., MARCH FOURTEEN NEXT.
IT IS ESTIMATED SEARCH WITH COMPANY OF ARMY PERSONNEL AND TWENTY AGENTS CAN BE ACCOMPLISHED IN APPROXIMATELY TWO WEEKS OR LESS.
I WOULD PERSONALLY BE PRESENT DURING EARLY STAGES OF SEARCH AND WOULD SPEND AS MUCH TIME AS OTHER COMMITMENTS PERMIT AND IN MY ABSENCE ON SCENE DIRECTION WOULD BE BY SENIOR RESIDENT AGENT THOMAS J. MANNING, A MATURE, ABLE AGENT AT LONGVIEW, WHO IS IN- TIMATELY ACQUAINTED WITH TERRAIN AND CASE. INDIVIDUALS RE- SIDING ON LAND IN AREA INVOLVED WILL BE CONTACTED IN ADVANCE OF SEARCH FOR PERMISSION TO SEARCH THEIR LAND.
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DB Cooper-31995