Part 96, page 239

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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) 4/25/79

SAC, PORTLAND (164-41) (P)

NORJAK (A) (OO: Seattle) BuFile 164-2111

Re [REDACTED]

Re Seattle letter to Portland dated 3/6/79.

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[REDACTED] telephone [REDACTED] was interviewed at his place of employment, [REDACTED], Washington, [REDACTED], Portland, Oregon, telephone [REDACTED], on 4/23/79, at which time he furnished the following information:

For several years during the late 60's and early 70's, [REDACTED] [REDACTED] of Southwest Washington. He [REDACTED]. He worked [REDACTED] and accumulated a little money. Everything he owns, he has worked very hard for. He has all of his bank records, his employment records, and his tax records which will show his financial structure.

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On the afternoon of November 24, 1971, the day of the hijacking in this matter, he was contacted by telephone at approximately 3:00 p.m., by a young man, whose father-in-law is one (FNU) [REDACTED] who lives near Kelso, Washington. The son-in-law advised that his father-in-law had gone fishing on Lake Merwin, and had not returned as he had said he would. The young man said he had notified local authorities that he considered his father-in-law to be in trouble, but they would do nothing until the father-in-law had been missing for a longer time. The young man stated to [REDACTED] that it was not like his father-in-law to be gone without letting his daughter know, and so they knew something had happened to him.

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2 - Seattle 2 - Portland RPH: [REDACTED] (4)

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Searched Serialized Indexed Filed

164-41-1752 DB Cooper-43164