Part 94, page 28
Document date 29 February 1972
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 94 p. 28, Teletype, dated 29 Feb 1972, serial PD 164-41-867 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-94/pages/28
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PAGE THREE WITH SOME OF HER FRIENDS WHO ENCOURAGED HER TO REPORT IT TO THE BUREAU OF CUSTOMS OR THE FBI. SHE STATED THAT ON OR ABOUT FEBRUARY TWELVE LAST SHE RELATED THE INCIDENT TO A STAFF MEMBER OF THE BUREAU OF CUSTOMS.
[REDACTED] ALSO ADVISED THAT THE ONLY SUIT SHE RECALLS [REDACTED] WEARING WAS DARK BROWN IN COLOR. SHE NOTED THAT HE ALSO OWNED A DARK BROWN WIDE STYLE TIE AND USUALLY WORE DARK BROWN DRESS SHOES, POSSIBLY WING TIPS.
[REDACTED] OBSERVED A COMPOSITE PHOTOGRAPH OF UNKNOWN SUBJECT AND STATED THAT THE FACIAL CHARACTERISTICS GENERALLY MATCHED THOSE OF [REDACTED]; HOWEVER, SHE NOTED [REDACTED] HAS A QUOTE FULLER HEAD OF HAIR UNQUOTE AND A MORE PRONOUNCED SQUARE SHAPED CHIN THEN DEPICTED IN THE COMPOSITE. SHE ALSO NOTED [REDACTED] HAS A FULLER FACE THEN DEPICTED IN THE COMPOSITE.
COLOR PHOTOGRAPHS OF [REDACTED] BEING FURNISHED MENNEAPOLIS, PORTLAND AND SEATTLE THIS DATE VIA AIRLINE PILOT.
UNKNOWN SUBJECT SHOULD BE CONSIDERED DANGEROUS. P. END
AJW FBI PORTLAND CLR TU