MemoTo SAC Portland re Bend Resident Agency informant on possible NORJAK look-alike12 April 1972page 2 of 2
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Part 94, page 154

DB Cooper-42213Serials PD 164-41

Document date 12 April 1972

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PD 164-41

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She further advised that even though the individual left the [REDACTED] area and is currently residing somewhere in the state of California, he has visited [REDACTED] [REDACTED] on several occasions.

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During the early party of winter, 1971, (October--November) which was right after the individual left the [REDACTED] area, [REDACTED], when he came to the restaurant, seemed highly nervous and got "shook" very easily at small incidents at the restaurant. She advised that on one occasion, in particular, [REDACTED] was so nervous that he dropped a whole cup of coffee in his lap and on another occasion, when she had dropped a plate in the restaurant, [REDACTED] began shaking so bad that he had to leave the restaurant before finishing his meal.

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[REDACTED] advised she is not positive that the individual depicted in the photograph is identical to the individual who worked for [REDACTED], but is confident that there are several similarities between the individual and the photograph. She advised that other [REDACTED], who are still working at [REDACTED], could possibly furnish further information and compare the photo to the likeness of the individual described above. These individuals are [REDACTED] [REDACTED], phone number [REDACTED] probably knows the individual's name.

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LEAD

PORTLAND

AT [REDACTED], OREGON. Will, through above source and information, resolve facts furnished by [REDACTED] pertaining to the Norjak file.

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DB Cooper-42213