Part 75, page 27
DB Cooper-32453Serials LV 164-60
Document date 3 February 1972
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 75 p. 27 (DB Cooper-32453), Airtel, dated 3 Feb 1972, serial SE 164-81-A194 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-75/pages/27
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LV 164-60
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She noted, however, that their records did disclose one, [REDACTED], with Social Security Number [REDACTED] and residence [REDACTED] [REDACTED] Nevada, was employed as a [REDACTED] at the Stardust Hotel from [REDACTED] when he voluntarily resigned. She stated there was nothing additional concerning [REDACTED] in their personnel files, and noted that employment records for that period were maintained by a security firm known as [REDACTED], which is no longer in operation.
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[REDACTED] Clark County SO, advised on 2/1/72, that they had no record of [REDACTED] and that any [REDACTED] would require a work permit from the Clark County SO.
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Their records disclosed # [REDACTED] which indicated that [REDACTED] a W/M adult, born [REDACTED], at [REDACTED], 6'1" tall, 183 pounds, medium build, black hair, blue-gray eyes, dark complexion, with [REDACTED] and residence at [REDACTED] Nevada, subject [REDACTED] who had been an Air Force veteran with honorable discharge as a private first class serial # [REDACTED] held a work permit for employment as a [REDACTED] Nevada.
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According to their records [REDACTED] was initially employed with the Tropicana Hotel as of [REDACTED] the Riviera Hotel [REDACTED], the Dunes Hotel on [REDACTED] the Silver Slipper on [REDACTED] and the Stardust Hotel from [REDACTED] when his card was cancelled due to his resignation from the Stardust.
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[REDACTED] file indicated a prior arrest by the [REDACTED] and at the time of his work card application on 1/15/62, for the Stardust Hotel he listed the following references:
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