Part 82, page 343

DB Cooper-36257

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 82 p. 343 (DB Cooper-36257), Photograph, serial SE 164-81-1A (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-82/pages/343

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Visas Visas

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ADMITTED [illegible] /G 1969 [illegible] SED

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[illegible] 18 [guess: HAWAII] [illegible] ARS [illegible]

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[illegible signature]

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[illegible] DE [illegible] [illegible] 5 - MAY 1972 [illegible] [illegible], D[illegible] No. [illegible]

GOBIERNO, [illegible] de Permanente en el Pais. PROHIBIDO EJECUTAR TRABAJOS REMUNERADOS

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DB Cooper-36257

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Printed headers on both left and right passport pages indicating visa section. Circular admission stamp, likely a U.S. port-of-entry stamp dated approximately August 1969. Partially illegible due to overlapping ink. Oval stamp overlapping the admission stamp. Partially readable text suggests a location possibly related to Hawaii and a date of the 18th of an unreadable month. Handwritten signature on the right visa page, largely illegible. Rectangular entry or immigration stamp dated 5 May 1972, likely from a Latin American country. Spanish text at bottom prohibits remunerated work, indicating a tourist or temporary visa stamp. Page number '10' printed at the bottom left of the passport page. FBI Vault document reference number stamped or printed at the bottom of the scanned page. Page number '11' printed at the bottom right of the passport page.

Scanned passport visa pages with overlapping stamps
Many stamps are partially illegible due to overlap, low resolution, and ink smearing
Handwritten signature partially visible on right page

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