FormBureau of Prisons Classification Study, USP Leavenworth, re inmate Richard Drummond Duket (Reg. A-79152-L)13 December 1961page 8 of 10
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Part 80, page 425

DB Cooper-34069

Document date 13 December 1961

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CLASSIFICATION STUDY (Continued)

DUKET, Richard Drummond Registr[ation] number A-79152-L

MASTER b6 per BOP b7C

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of the party became involved in a scuffle with a filling station attendant and it was later discovered that they had robbed him of $65. About two weeks later, while in Denver, Colorado, they saw a new model automobile parked with the motor running and the keys in it, [REDACTED] picked up the car and took the three of them to Los Angeles, California and in Los Angeles in September of 1960 our inmate cashed a $20 worthless check. Although a charge of forgery was placed against him this was dropped and he was placed on probation for one year on a charge of driving the stolen automobile. He was released to the custody of Wisconsin authorities, returned to Milwaukee where he received a suspended five year sentence and placed on probation for the incident that occurred there. He now has a detainer from the sheriff of Milwaukee, Wisconsin for robbery and a [notification?] by the Probation Department of Milwaukee County, Milwaukee, Wisconsin for probation violation.

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CURRENT SITUATION: [REDACTED] is serving his first institutional commitment, although he has had several arrests in the past. He was also under federal probation and state probation at the time this incident occurred, moreover probation [for this?] report indicates there is a possibility that his federal [probation?] will [remain?] [revoked?] [also?] [so as to?] automatically on December 27, 1961 [Duket] comes from a family of [five?] [children?] [from?] [of?] which only one other member is a delinquent, the remainder of the family being fairly substantial. His schooling was broken off before he completed high school [in the?] principal employment has been for a fishery but it has been [interrupted?] [by?] [sanctions?] was discontinuances and his work record in general is intermittent [as is?] [use of?] [his?] divorces, him and she and the three children are living in California [defrauding?] [but?] [should?] [he?] any reconciliation but she speaks [rather?] [kindly?] of him [He was?] [estimated?] [at?] [something?] [or] and live by himself when he is released and do construction work [is?] interested in learning more about construction while here. He is a rather flighty, impetuous individual, and prognosis is highly [guarded?], [discontin to [REDACTED] They were [REDACTED] [mutual?] co- She writes that the marriage was congenial [REDACTED] [groups?] and activated together, th[ey] [never?] [REDACTED] [or?] any of the three children, who range in [REDACTED] children are living with her in Encino. b6 per BOP b7C

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[...] on [or?] in when the was pregnant with the second [...] [nothing?] [or?] [with?] the aid of a priest they were [...] [there?] [never?] any [a?]ccrued from debts or living [...] [a?] [only?] [for?] the fisheries, working as a truck driver [...] [or?] [for?] [a?] [hardware?] [goods?], [and?] later working as a retail food [...] [and?] never out of work for any lengthy period of time but did [...] [at?] [a?] [seemed?] to sincerely enjoy working. She states that she has [...] [a?] [instance?] and is now receiving about $24 a week. She states she would [...] [are?] [about?] his morals or about what is best for his future but she would [...] [be?] [him?] or anyone involved in aiding him. She wants him to know that they [...] [are?] [once?] [did?] [and?] that his children remember and love him. She writes that

[...] [text?] [is?] [of?] [order?]

[...] [this?] [for?] [a?] [and?] after he was married and his mother reports [...] [a?] [worked?] for the Miller fisheries in Milwaukee, [...] [a?] [and?] [a?] [since?] says that he was an extremely hard [...] [a?] [by?] [would?] [still?] rehire him. In 1957 and 1958 he worked [...] [a?] [at?] [a?] [Tri?] [Motors?] in Milwaukee, making $2.56 an hour and he [...] [reserve?] the family moved to Encino, California in 1958. [...] [with?] [there?] clerk at El Monte, California when in September of [...] [a?] [with?] [a?] [Gerry?] and another person on a vacation trip to [...] [there?] leaving Milwaukee the brother and the other member

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DB Cooper-34069