Part 93, page 104

DB Cooper-41473Serials JN 164-32

Document date 21 January 1972

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 93 p. 104 (DB Cooper-41473), Teletype, dated 21 Jan 1972, serial PD 164-41-757 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-93/pages/104

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JN 164-32 PAGE FOUR

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SUSPECT DESCRIBED BY CRISLER AND [REDACTED] [REDACTED] AS VERY INTELLIGSNT BUT THEY DO NOT FEEL CAPABLE OF CAPTIONED CRIME.

ARMY NATIONAL GUARD RECORDS REVIEWED, JACKSON, MISS., JANUARY TWENTYONE, JANUARY TWENTYONE, SEVENTYTWO, AND REVEALED NO EXPLOSIVE TRAINING, NOR IS THERE ANY INDICATION OF PARACHUTE OR AIRBORNE TRAINING OR ANY INTEREST IN SKYDIVING.

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[REDACTED] REFLECTS SUSPECT HAS DRIVER'S LICENSE NUMBER [REDACTED] [REDACTED]

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[REDACTED — large block, approximately 4-5 lines obscured]

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INASMUCH AS SUSPECT'S CURRENT WHEREABOUTS UNKNOWN, JACKSON IS REQ

INASMUCH AS SUSPECT'S CURRENT WHEREABOUTS UNKNOWN, JACKSON IS REQUESTING THAT PHOTOGRAPHS OF SUSPECT BE DISPLAYED TO APPROPRIATE WITNESSES IN THIS MATTER IN AN EFFORT TO ELIMINATE

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DB Cooper-41473

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Teletype header indicating file number JN 164-32, page four of the message. A suspect was described by Crisler and redacted individuals as very intelligent but not believed capable of the captioned crime (D.B. Cooper hijacking). Army National Guard records reviewed in Jackson, MS on January 21, 1972 revealed no explosive, parachute, or airborne training and no interest in skydiving. Redacted source reflects the suspect holds a driver's license; the license number and additional identifying details are redacted under b6/b7C exemptions. A large redacted block, likely containing personal biographical or identifying information about the suspect, withheld under b6/b7C privacy exemptions. Because the suspect's current whereabouts are unknown, the Jackson field office is requesting that photographs of the suspect be shown to appropriate witnesses to attempt to eliminate the suspect from the investigation. The first line appears to be a false start or transmission error, repeated and completed below. Bates stamp or archival page number for the D.B. Cooper FBI file.

Several redacted (blacked-out) blocks obscure names, personal identifiers, and other details marked b6/b7C

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