Part 87, page 93

Document date 3 January 1979

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 87 p. 93 (DB Cooper-38454), Handwritten note, dated 3 Jan 1979 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-87/pages/93

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KEEP ATTACHED TO EXHIBIT SEATTLE [redacted]-81-1a (692)

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4/3/79

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([guess: Protect]) b7D

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[heavily redacted] CW/F SRAN: [redacted] [illegible handwritten initials] [illegible] occu[pation] [redacted]

b6 b7C b7D

in presence of atty [illegible handwritten initials]

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[heavily redacted] b6 b7C b7D

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[guess: outdoor] type [guess: parachute] [guess: stamp] [redacted] Brown Middle School [redacted] assumes can [guess: make] [guess: bomb] [guess: triangle] [guess: side] had pilot license John Marshall [illegible]

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DB Cooper-38454

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FBI exhibit attachment stamp with Seattle field office reference and exhibit number 692. Handwritten date notation. Handwritten annotation that appears to read 'Protect' with b7D exemption code, likely indicating source protection. Heavily redacted form section with visible field labels. 'CW/F' likely indicates a cooperating witness (female). Notation that interview was conducted in presence of attorney. Multiple FOIA exemption codes applied. Large section of the form entirely redacted under FOIA privacy exemptions. A curly brace on the left groups multiple redacted lines together. Handwritten investigative notes referencing outdoor/parachute activity, Brown Middle School, someone who can make a bomb, had a pilot license, and the name John Marshall. These appear to be agent notes about a suspect or person of interest. FBI Vault document identification stamp with Bates number.

Heavily redacted page with large black bars obscuring most content
Handwritten annotations are partially legible
Multiple FOIA exemption codes visible (b6, b7C, b7D) indicating redacted personal information
Much of the form structure is visible but content is obscured

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