LetterSAC Portland (Mattson) to Corrections Division parole officer re suspect James Wayne Wallace20 January 19721 page
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Part 93, page 86

DB Cooper-41454Serials PD 164-41, PD 164-41-252A

Document date 20 January 1972

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Post Office Box 709 Portland, Oregon 97207

January 20, 1972

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[REDACTED] Corrections Division, Parole and Probation 621 State Office Building Portland, Oregon

Dear [REDACTED]

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Reference is made to your letter of January 13, 1972, which encloses a picture of James Wayne Wallace. The picture was shown to witnesses at Portland and Wallace was not recognized as the hijacker of the N. W. Orient Airlines aircraft on November 24, 1971.

Investigation disclosed that Wallace was employed by Thompson Metal Fabrication, 2054 N. Vancouver, Portland, in November, 1971, however, he was off work on November 24, 1971, recovering from injuries sustained from falling off a ladder. Since that time he was involved in a head-on collision and is now recovering from these injuries.

Thank you for bringing information regarding Wallace to our attention.

Very truly yours,

J. L. MATTSON Special Agent in Charge

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1-Addressee 1-Portland (164-41) NBB:tam (2)

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164-41-252A

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DB Cooper-41454

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