Part 95, page 100
Document date 16 October 1972
FBI 164-81, Vault Part 95 p. 100, Handwritten note, dated 16 Oct 1972 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-95/pages/100
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(4) The possibility of a "smoke jumper" making such a jump, successfully seems more logical than for a sports parachutist to do so.
(5) I believe this man cooper made it down safely, somehow, lucking out to a degree
(6) A mystery is something to be solved. I simply can't accept an unsolved crime as unsolvable.
(7) I don't believe in Robin Hoods either. This man was, and is, a criminal, careless of others lives. The daring jump was impressive; nothing much else about him is impressive.
(8) Since the start of this the town named Hotkinson has stuck in my mind, in relation to a parachute jump. (I cannot for the life of me remember where this town even is, yet it was a town involved in [guess: Los Alaportos].)
(9) There is just a faint possibility that this man cooper is a local citizen whom I have known casually. The picture was so striking as a familiar face, but then composites [guess: Class] composites look familiar to everybody.
If my [guess: familiarity] with the [REDACTED] [REDACTED] would be of any assistance - from here - feel free to let me know. Yours Tru[REDACTED]