LetterFrom Oakland attorney to AUSA Portland re client withdrawing from D.B. Cooper discussions2 April 1979page 1 of 3
memoLegibility: high

Part 96, page 244

DB Cooper-43169Serials PD 164-41-1755

Document date 2 April 1979

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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 96 p. 244 (DB Cooper-43169), Letter, dated 2 Apr 1979, serial PD 164-41-1755 (as read from the transcript) — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-96/pages/244

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[redacted] OAKLAND CALIFORNIA [redacted]

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27 March 1979

PERSONAL AND -CONFIDENTIAL-

[redacted], Esq. Assistant United States Attorney Department of Justice P. O. Box 71 Portland, Oregon 97207

Re: United States of America v. D.B. Cooper

Dear [redacted]:

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I am in receipt of your letter of 15 March 1979 and agree to abide fully by its terms. I have discussed the contents of said letter with my client. At this point in time, he is not interested in pursuing the matter. This change in plans stems from personal problems which may well resolve themselves in the near future and allow us to once again pursue this topic.

I shall consider the matter closed until I hear otherwise from my client and, in that event, I will contact you once again.

Thank you for your cooperation in this matter.

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[redacted signature block]

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164-41-1755

SEARCHED INDEXED SERIAL[redacted]

APR 2 1979

FBI-PORTLAND H1 [initials]

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DB Cooper-43169