Part 89, page 160

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 89 p. 160 (DB Cooper-39590), Handwritten note — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-89/pages/160

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last time saw [REDACTED] Right after incident - possibly 1972

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[REDACTED] Milwaukee - [REDACTED] Turk Miller [REDACTED] Knew / of [REDACTED] [REDACTED]

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1st time met - After incident he was checking me out [guess: told] he [guess: says] Fly [guess: out] [guess: for] [guess: something] [guess: back to] L.A. [guess: worked for] [REDACTED] last time [guess: really] [guess: character] [guess: her out] [guess: stared]

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DB Cooper-39590

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Writer notes the last time they saw a redacted individual was right after the incident, possibly in 1972. Notes referencing Milwaukee and a person named Turk Miller. Additional context is heavily redacted. Writer indicates someone knew of a redacted person or subject. Writer describes first meeting someone after the incident, noting the person was 'checking me out.' References flying out, possibly to or from L.A., and working for a redacted entity. Additional fragmentary notes about character assessment. Bates stamp / document identifier for the DB Cooper FBI file.

Handwritten notes on lined paper
Multiple redaction boxes (b6/b7C exemptions) obscure names and other PII
Handwriting is informal and difficult to read in places
Some words partially obscured by redaction bars

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