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Part 98, page 78 DB Cooper-44118 Serials SU 164-24
Document date 26 November 1971 AI Dates: machine-written — generated by an AI model from the transcripts, and it can be wrong. The scan is the source; the transcript is machine-generated from it.
Transcript The scan is the source; the transcript is machine-generated from it.
SU 164-24
PAGE TWO
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[REDACTED]
IT IS NOTED [REDACTED] PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION IS NOT DIS-
SIMILAR TO UNSUB.
ABOVE IS FURNISHED FOR POSSIBLE ASSISTANCE IN THIS MATTER.
SALT LAKE CITY DIVISION WILL ATTEMPT TO LOCATE AND INTERVIEW
[REDACTED], SALT LAKE CITY, IN EFFORT TO
DETERMINE [REDACTED] LOCATION NOVEMBER TWENTYFOUR LAST.
END
CORR PLS DISREGARD CHARACTERIXS AFTER UNSUB IN CAPTION
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JFK FBI SEATTLE
CLR
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DB COOPER-44118
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b6
b7C
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Case number and page continuation header for Salt Lake City FBI teletype.
Continuation of an FBI teletype from Salt Lake City division noting that a redacted individual's physical description is not dissimilar to the UNSUB (D.B. Cooper). The Salt Lake City division will attempt to locate and interview a person in Salt Lake City to determine their location on November 24. Includes a correction note asking to disregard extraneous characters after 'UNSUB' in the caption.
Routing/sign-off line indicating the teletype was cleared (CLR) and routed through JFK FBI Seattle.
Bates stamp or document tracking number for the D.B. Cooper FBI file.
FOIA exemption codes b6 (personal privacy) and b7C (law enforcement personal privacy) marked alongside redacted portions.
Several redacted (blacked-out) boxes obscure names/identifiers, marked b6/b7C exemptions Two black dots at top of page typical of hole-punch or photocopy artifacts Scan order ← p. 77 p. 79 →