Part 87, page 104

Document date 1970

Open in FBI Vault (Part 87, page 104 of the PDF)

FBI 164-81, Vault Part 87 p. 104 (DB Cooper-3846), List, dated 1970 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-87/pages/104

Transcript

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[illegible] — Dense multi-column newspaper text. Individual words and lines cannot be reliably resolved at this scan resolution. The layout is consistent with classified advertisements or a telephone/city directory listing, with very small type set in narrow columns. Scattered words and partial phrases are visible but cannot be read with confidence.

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[illegible] — Continuation of dense multi-column newspaper text, same format as upper section. Individual entries cannot be reliably read at this resolution.

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[illegible] — Rightmost column area appears to have less text or partial content, with some blank space.

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DD Cooper - 3846[5]

AI notes

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Upper section of a newspaper page containing approximately 6 columns of very small, dense text resembling classified ads or directory listings. Text is not legible at this scan resolution. Lower section of the same newspaper page continuing the multi-column classified or directory listing format. Equally illegible due to very small type and low scan resolution. Right-side area of page with sparse or no content, possibly the edge of the newspaper page. Bates stamp or case reference number applied to the page, likely by the FBI during document processing.

Extremely small, dense multi-column text — likely a newspaper classified/directory page
Resolution too low to reliably read individual entries
Text is heavily compressed and blurred across 7-8 columns
Two horizontal sections (upper and lower halves) each containing multiple columns
Bates stamp visible in bottom-right corner