Part 95, page 387
Document date 24 October 1973
FBI 164-81, Vault Part 95 p. 387 (DB Cooper-42803), Teletype, dated 24 Oct 1973 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-95/pages/387
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3. SUNBURST, MONTANA. THE EASIEST, BEST AND MOST USED CROSSING SINCE ONLY TWO U.S. AND TWO CANADIAN PERSONS COVER 60 MILES OF BORDER. IN ADDITION, THE DAILY ROUTINES OF THE GUARDS ARE WELL KNOWN AND THERE WAS NO PROBLEM IN CROSSING THE BORDER.
FUGITIVES CROSSING BACK INTO THE U.S. FREQUENT A HALFWAY HOUSE AT A RANCH LOCATED IN WYOMING, HOWEVER, THE EXACT LOCATION AND/OR NAME IS UNKNOWN BY [REDACTED].
[REDACTED] ADVISED THAT WHILE HE WAS IN NEWBERG, HE WAS VISITED BY [REDACTED] DESCRIBED [REDACTED] AS FOLLOWS:
WHITE FEMALE; OCCUPATION [REDACTED]; TALL, 5'11"; [illegible] [REDACTED]; HAZEL EYES, DEEP SET; NARROW LIPS; 145 POUNDS; BIG FEET; DARK BROWN HAIR; AND "SPACED OUT."
[REDACTED], A NEGRO MALE, IS BELIEVED BY [REDACTED] TO BE A DESERTER OR ESCAPED CONVICT. HE LIVED AT [REDACTED], AND EITHER HE OR HIS FRIEND WAS ARRESTED AT THAT ADDRESS ON A WEAPONS CHARGE.
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DB Cooper-42803
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