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PD 164-41
upon the latter's arrival on the ground. The co-conspirator did [illegible]
meet the hijacker and either found him to be injured or possibly [illegible]
killed himshimself. He buried both the hijacker and the money [illegible]
at the scene. He has not returned to the scene nor touched any [illegible]
of the money and has developed a severe paranoia about the
entire incident. He is interested in being granted possible
prosecutive immunity in order to overcome his feelings about
the matter.
[REDACTED] has no personal idea as to who either the
hijacker or the co-conspirator may be.
[REDACTED] was instructed to endeavor to maintain [guess: contact]
contact with his source to obtain any additional information
possible and to attempt to obtain at least one of the
bills in the original ransom money. He agreed to do so.
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On 5/24/79, the above information was discussed with
First Assistant U. S. Attorney [REDACTED] for the District
of Oregon. AUSA [REDACTED] advised that it will be necessary to
do some research on the questions of possible prosecution of
a co-conspirator in this matter at this time and he will
commence this research immediately.
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LEAD
PORTLAND
AT [REDACTED], OREGON. Will remain in contact
with [REDACTED].