Part 96, page 124

Document date 23 April 1974

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 96 p. 124 (DB Cooper-43036), Memo, dated 23 Apr 1974 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-96/pages/124

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PD 164-41

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that a limited amount of investigation should be conducted concerning [REDACTED] to determine his current whereabouts, employment and financial status. Also, consideration should be given to displaying a photograph of [REDACTED] to witnesses in captioned matter.

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LEADS

PORTLAND

AT [REDACTED], OREGON. Conduct above investigation re [REDACTED].

AT EUGENE, OREGON. Will maintain contact with E. ALLEN PROPST who requested to be recontacted in this matter by SA [REDACTED]

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(PROPST advised that he can be contacted at above telephone number, 926-2475, and the caller should state that "his order at the bakery is ready." PROPST will then call the FBI in Eugene as he is certain that his telephone is tapped.)

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-3- DB Cooper-43036

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b6 b7C

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Case file number for Portland Division file 164-41. Recommendation that limited investigation be conducted on a redacted individual to determine whereabouts, employment, and financial status, and that a photograph be shown to witnesses in the D.B. Cooper case. Leads assigned to Portland division: conduct investigation at a redacted Oregon location and maintain contact with E. Allen Propst in Eugene, Oregon, who requested recontact by a redacted Special Agent. Propst provided a contact protocol: call 926-2475 and use the code phrase 'his order at the bakery is ready,' after which Propst will call the FBI in Eugene, believing his phone is tapped. Page number indicator (-3-) and FBI Vault reference number DB Cooper-43036. FOIA exemption codes b6 (personal privacy) and b7C (law enforcement personal privacy) annotated in the right margin adjacent to redacted text.

Some portions redacted with black boxes (b6/b7C exemptions)
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