MemoJacksonville to Seattle re forwarding Weber DNA evidence1 April 2003page 1 of 3
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Part 77, page 175

DB Cooper-33511Serials SE 164-81-DNA

Document date 1 April 2003

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(Rev. 01-31-2003)

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

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Precedence: ROUTINE Date: 04/01/2003 To: Seattle Attn: SA [REDACTED] b6 Squad 5/PSVCTF b7C

From: Jac[k]ille b6 cola RA b7C ct: SA [REDACTED] b7E

Approved By: [REDACTED]

Drafted By: [REDACTED]

Case ID #: SE 164A-81-DNA (Pending) -4

Title: NORJAK; CAA - HIJACKING

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Synopsis: To provide DNA samples as requested by Seattle Division.

Reference: SE 164A-81-DNA Serial 2

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Package Copy: Being forwarded under separate cover is a box containing potential DNA evidence. The items are marked E02115270 and consist of a strand of hair, a silver bridge plate, a Braun shaving kit, a pair of garden shears, a brown wooden level, a sander, a belt, a brown slipper, a golfing glove, a black leather glove, a pair of reading glasses, a gold/turquoise colored Seiko watch band, a leather money clip, two envelopes with stamps, and two cigar pipes. In addition, twenty-eight assorted eight-track tapes are being submitted for fingerprint examination.

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Enclosure(s): Enclosed for Seattle Division is the original and (2) copies of an insert documenting the evidence received, and the original and (1) copy of an electronic communication.

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Details: On March 27, 2003, the writer met with [REDACTED] b6 at [REDACTED] provided the writer b7C with several items she believed would contain DNA derived from [REDACTED] Duane Weber, whom she believes was D.B. Cooper, the subject of captioned case. All items were submitted into evidence.

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DB Cooper-33511