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4. Ascertain if he has knowledge of airplanes or parachuting (i.e. private pilot's license, skydiving experience, or military jump experience).

5. Obtain current photograph, color if possible, to display to witnesses. (Note: All NORJAK eyewitnesses have been repeatedly contacted and have reviewed numerous photographs. Up to now they have been extremely cooperative, not withstanding the many contacts they have endured both at work and at home. Based on the above, these witnesses will not be contacted to view photographs unless there is no other way to eliminate a suspect).

6. Compare suspect's fingerprints and palm prints with NORJAK partials on file with the Identifica- tion Division.

7. Ascertain if he is in any way familiar with the Pacific Northwest area and in particular if he ever flew over this area.

8. Check current financial situation and contrast it to his situation prior to NORJAK.

9. Determine if he smokes cigarettes or if he ever smoked cigarettes. (Note: Unsub smoked Raleigh cigarettes).

10. Determine if he was registered at a motel or hotel near the Portland Airport just prior to NORJAK.

11. Determine if he made any trial runs prior to NORJAK on airlines flying between Portland and Seattle.

12. Determine if has a safe deposit box and con- sider feasibility of obtaining a court order to determine its contents.

13. Compare his hair to hair fiber found on NORJAK airplane.

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