Part 96, page 33
DB Cooper-42931Serials LA 164-497
Document date 4 January 1974
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FBI 164-81, Vault Part 96 p. 33 (DB Cooper-42931), Airtel, dated 4 Jan 1974 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-96/pages/33
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LA 164-497
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She stated the mail being received at the two Los Angeles post office boxes is being turned directly over by her to attorney [REDACTED], whom she has engaged to handle legal matters since [REDACTED] disappearance. Her attorney has requested this be done in the event there are any threatening type letters or any other indications [REDACTED] disappearance was due to reasons other [REDACTED]
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AT MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA
On 3/2/72, the Minneapolis Division advised that a photo of [REDACTED] and four other possible suspects in this matter had been shown to Northwest Orient Airlines stewardesses in Minneapolis and the photo of [REDACTED] was not found similar or identical to the hijacker in this matter.
In view of the opinion of the witnesses and the lack of any positive indication that [REDACTED] had not actually [REDACTED], no further investigation was conducted at that time.
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AT LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
On 11/6/73, [REDACTED] [REDACTED], Glandale, California, telephonically contacted the Los Angeles Office of the FBI. She stated that about two days ago a man named [REDACTED] who had worked with [REDACTED] had claimed he saw [REDACTED] in a gas station in Highland Park, California. [REDACTED] claimed [REDACTED] got into a car with Oregon license plates on it and hurriedly drove off. Efforts by [REDACTED] to speak with this individual were reportedly ignored.
Based on the above, the following investigation was conducted by SA C. ROBERT STRANGER at Los Angeles, California:
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DB Cooper-42931