Interview report (FD-302)Interview at Delta, Colorado re possible NORJAK suspect traveling from Walla WallaInterviewed 7 December 1971page 2 of 3
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Part 92, page 438

DB Cooper-41330Serials DL 164-88

Interviewed 7 December 1971

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 92 p. 438 (DB Cooper-41330), FD-302 interview, interviewed 7 Dec 1971, serial PD 164-41-692 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-92/pages/438

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DL 164-88 2

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He was asked specifically what made him think of [REDACTED] as a suspect and he stated only because [REDACTED] stated he did not know why the fact that [REDACTED] was forgotten by him before during the conversation.

[REDACTED] advised that he had not seen [REDACTED] for about eight years and that at that time [REDACTED] in San Mateo, California and had been trying to get into the California Highway Patrol. He noted that [REDACTED] had gotten into trouble in San Mateo [REDACTED].

He described [REDACTED] as being a White, male, American, late 20s to early 30s, 6'1", 180 to 200, medium build. [REDACTED] went on to say that the artist composite drawing of the hijacker of the plane in Washington did not look like anyone known to him.

He said that he had seen Missoula, Montana "Times" that the hijacker wrote a latter from Oakdale, California to one of the Reno, Nevada newspapers which said [REDACTED] He said this made him think of [REDACTED] as possibly the hijacker.

He noted that [REDACTED] was [REDACTED] from Portland, Oregon to Salem, Oregon the last time he had heard, [REDACTED]. He denied any further knowledge of the crime and stated that he himself knew nothing about parachute jumping, the crime or activities of [REDACTED] [REDACTED]. He stated he also knows nothing of anyone parachute jumping near [REDACTED], Montana November 25, 1971, or any other time.

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DB Cooper-41330

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