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Part 89, page 105 DB Cooper-39516 Serials SE 164-81
Document date 14 January 1991 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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164-81
[REDACTED]
(PROTECT)
1/16/91
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2 10 YRS AGO
[REDACTED] LIVING WITH
OLD FAMILY PICTURES LOOKS JUST LIKE DB ?
SEE PHOTOGRAPH -DOES NOT
DISCUSS IT HE SAID [REDACTED]
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MILITARY PARACHUTIST
WORLED ON 727 AT [guess: BOEING] IN [REDACTED]
[REDACTED]
WAREHOUSE OF HITCHHIKING
FISHING [guess: TRIP]
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SUITCASE HAD A SUIT ONLY
[REDACTED] SAID T THOUGHT YOU WERE GONE FISHING
[guess: ONLY]
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[REDACTED] — MIGHT OF INVOLVE[D]
ARLINS TICKET SOMETHING TO DO WITH
MIGHT HAVE [guess: KNOWN] ON A PLANE TO PORTLAND
[guess: CAUGHT] AFTER HITCHING
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DB Cooper-39516
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Case number 164-81, date 1/16/91, with a note indicating PROTECT status and a redacted name.
Notes about someone who had old family pictures that looked just like D.B. Cooper, with a reference to seeing a photograph. The person discussed does not talk about it. Timeframe referenced as 10 years ago.
Notes describing the suspect as a military parachutist who worked on 727 aircraft, with mentions of a warehouse, hitchhiking, and a fishing trip.
Notes about a suitcase containing only a suit, and a quote from someone saying they thought the person had gone fishing.
Notes suggesting the person might have been involved, with references to an airline ticket, a plane to Portland, and being caught after hitchhiking.
Bates stamp page number from the FBI's D.B. Cooper file.
Handwritten notes, some words difficult to decipher Multiple redaction boxes (black rectangles) obscure names and other details FOIA exemption markers b6, b7C, b7D visible in right margin Scan order ← p. 104 p. 106 →