Part 77, page 313
DB Cooper-33675Serials SE 164-81-DNA
Document date 16 August 2011
FBI 164-81, Vault Part 77 p. 313 (DB Cooper-33675), Memo, dated 16 Aug 2011, serial SE 164-81-DNA (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-77/pages/313
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UNCLASSIFIED
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To: Laboratory From: Seattle Re: 164A-SE-81 (Pending) SE 164A-81-DNA, 08/16/2011
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4. Foot file (1B8) 5. Glasses (1B8) 6. Napkin/straw (1B8) 7. Black comb (1B9) 8. Blue comb (1B9) 9. Toothbrush (1B9) 10. Toothpaste (1B9) 11. Two (2) nail files (1B9) 12. Two (2) plastic disposable razor covers (1B9) 13. Soap dish and soap (1B9) 14. Three (3) Albuterol inhalers (1B10) 15. One (1) Atrovent inhaler (1B10) 16. One (1) Serevent inhaler (1B10) 17. One (1) generic inhaler (1B10) 18. One (1) pill bottle (1B10) 19. Two (2) pill containers (1B10)
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It is requested that the Laboratory test for and collect any latent fingerprints from any of the items that the Laboratory deems suitable for such testing. If any prints are found, it is then requested that the prints be compared to the unresolved 77 latent fingerprints that are maintained for captioned case.
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On 08/24/2010, Seattle submitted buccal swabs from [REDACTED] DNA comparison to specimens b6 Q40/Q41 of captioned case. The Laboratory report stated the STR b7C typing results from specimen Q40/Q41 [REDACTED]
[REDACTED] was excluded as being the [REDACTED] the major contributor but there was not enough comparison data to compare to the two minor contributors.
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Therefore, it is requested that the Laboratory test for and collect any DNA samples from the submitted 1B items that the Laboratory deems suitable for such testing. If any DNA specimen can be developed from the items, it is then requested that the specimen be compared to the MINOR contributors of specimen Q40/Q41.
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DB Cooper-33675