Part 78, page 225

DB Cooper-34097Serials MP 164-73, SE 164-81

Document date 1 February 1973

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FD-36 (Rev. 5-22-64)

FBI

Date: 2/1/73

Transmit the following in PLAINTEXT (Type in plaintext or code)

Via TELETYPE NITEL (Priority)

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TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)~ DCP

FROM: SAC, MINNEAPOLIS (164-73) (P)

NORJAK. OO: SEATTLE.

[REDACTED] FORMER CI, [REDACTED] HANDLED b6 b7C BY SA [REDACTED] FORMERLY OF GLASGOW RESIDENT AGENCY, b7D

[REDACTED] NOW ASSIGNED AT MINNEAPOLIS, CONTACTED SA [REDACTED] TODAY,

[REDACTED] BELIEVES [REDACTED]

KNOWN AS [REDACTED] BEARS STRONG RESEMBLANCE TO ARTIST CONCEPTION

OF D. B. COOPER. [REDACTED] NOW HAS [REDACTED]

[REDACTED] DESCRIBED HIM AS [REDACTED] b6 b7C [REDACTED], CAPABLE OF DOING ANYTHING. [REDACTED] DID NOT KNOW b7D

[REDACTED] TRUE NAME.

SEATTLE SHOULD ATTEMPT TO IDENTIFY [REDACTED] AND RESOLVE HIS

POSSIBLE IDENTIFICATION WITH D.B. COOPER.

AIR MAIL COPY FURNISHED BUTTE FOR INFORMATION.

ARMED AND DANGEROUS. END. 1 - Butte (AM) (1) - Minneapolis

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Approved: [REDACTED] ecial Agent Sent 7:34P M [illegible stamps] U.S.Government Printing Office DB Cooper-34097 /- [guess: 4]-73 - 948

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Standard FBI FD-36 teletype transmittal form header, dated February 1, 1973, sent via teletype in plaintext at NITEL priority. Teletype from SAC Minneapolis to SAC Seattle regarding NORJAK case. A former confidential informant (CI), previously handled by a Special Agent from the Glasgow Resident Agency now assigned to Minneapolis, contacted an SA to report that an individual known by a redacted name bears a strong resemblance to the artist conception of D.B. Cooper. The individual is described as capable of doing anything. The CI did not know the subject's true name. Seattle is requested to attempt identification and resolve possible connection to D.B. Cooper. Butte office furnished a copy for information. Subject considered armed and dangerous. Approval line with redacted Special Agent name, sent timestamp of 7:34 PM, government printing office notation, and DB Cooper document tracking number.

Several sections redacted with black bars (b6, b7C, b7D exemptions)
Bottom right corner has slight paper fold/curl

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