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Part 86, page 143 DB Cooper-38028
Document date 31 October 1977 AI Dates: machine-written — generated by an AI model from the transcripts, and it can be wrong. The scan is the source; the transcript is machine-generated from it.
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184-81-1A (629)
10-31-77
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[REDACTED] H- [REDACTED] 1906 F 65 Bd
[REDACTED] [illegible] Cont 21
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(poss[ible])
St John McMillin (Ph.D)
Mi [guess: Around] mid [guess: couple] [illegible]
N [guess: Jim] Seattle - [guess: work] for
Essex Intl [guess: Automation] [guess: Parts] [guess: Division]
C233 Concord Ave [guess: Detroit] [guess: Mich]
[guess: a division] of [guess: United] [guess: Technology]
R [illegible] [guess: Dirty] [guess: Mary] - Se- Co [guess: letter]
[guess: meeting] Lt
[guess: another] [guess: years] ago, [guess: contacted]
[illegible]
He [illegible] [guess: look] - [guess: Go] on case
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[guess: Have] - m [illegible] d [guess: known] [guess: him]
H M [guess: plus] 4-5 [guess: times]
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DB Cooper-38028
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FBI case file number and date notation at top of page.
Redacted contact information with what appears to be an address fragment and a card or contact number 21. Redaction exemptions b6 and b7C noted.
Handwritten investigative notes about a person named John McMillin (Ph.D), possibly connected to Essex International, located at C233 Concord Ave, Detroit, Michigan, described as a division of United Technology. Notes reference Seattle and various investigative follow-up actions. Numbered margin notations (St, Mi, N, R) appear to be a structured shorthand.
Additional brief handwritten notes, possibly indicating the subject had been met or known 4-5 times.
FBI Vault Bates stamp / page identifier.
Handwritten notes in cursive, many words difficult to decipher Multiple redaction boxes with b6/b7C privacy exemptions Ink varies in weight throughout the page Scan order ← p. 142 p. 144 →