Archive / Parts / Part 86 / Page 48 Form · Doctor's order sheet for Jack Coffelt (Form No. 24) · 19 July 1973 · 1 page AI Type, title and date: 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.
fbi_form Legibility: low
Part 86, page 48 DB Cooper-37892
Document date 19 July 1973 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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MA'D'H [illegible] 54
COFFELT, JACK
[illegible] 37[illegible] 70395
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7/19/73 3:20 1) Regular diet
2) Liquor [guess: ipact] lock legs [illegible]
3) [guess: electrolytes] [illegible] also 200 mg new [guess: draperton] [illegible]
then [illegible] t.i.d.
4) [guess: dicronal] gr 1/2 us [illegible] [guess: expat] f [illegible] 14
5) [guess: Levorol] 50 mg po 93° pan [guess: prim]
6) Valium 10 mg po [guess: stat] + [guess: 5/4] t.i.d. [guess: prn] - [illegible]
7) [guess: cite] this [guess: afternoon] t.i.d.
8) [guess: Patchest] [illegible]
9) CBC - urine this [guess: afternoon] [illegible]
10) [guess: select] [illegible]
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7/24/73 5:00 am APTT IV am
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7/26/73 Amoxicillin 500 [guess: mg] 4 x daily [illegible] f [illegible] 3 d[illegible]
increase [guess: dose] [guess: Decheral];
to 100 [guess: mg]
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Valium 10 [guess: mg]
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7/21/73 Home today
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b6
b7C
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DB Cooper-37892
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Patient identification block showing name Jack Coffelt with a patient/case number 70395.
Initial doctor's orders dated 7/19/73 at 3:20, including dietary instructions, medications (possibly Valium 10mg, electrolytes), lab work (CBC, urine), and other medical directives. Handwriting is largely illegible.
Brief order dated 7/24/73 at 5:00 am for APTT (Activated Partial Thromboplastin Time) test, likely an IV-related lab order.
Order dated 7/26/73 prescribing Amoxicillin 500mg four times daily and increasing dosage of another medication (possibly Decheral) to 100mg.
Continuation or reorder of Valium 10mg.
Order dated 7/21/73 indicating patient discharge home.
FBI redaction/exemption codes b6 and b7C applied to portions of the document, indicating personal privacy and law enforcement source/methods protections.
FBI Bates stamp number for the D.B. Cooper case file.
Handwritten medical orders are difficult to read Multiple entries with varying ink quality Right margin has redaction marks (b6, b7C) Bottom of page is partially obscured Scan order ← p. 47 p. 49 →