MemoSAC Seattle re Milwaukee informant identifying suspect from composite drawing29 November 1971page 2 of 3
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Part 99, page 71

DB Cooper-44498Serials SE 164-81

Document date 29 November 1971

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SE 164-81

Dates Army Service 1959-1961 Military Service Honorable discharge from U. S. Army. It is noted Mrs. FRANK had papers showing FRANK was discharged 1/29/58 from the Wisconsin National Guard, Company G, 127th Infantry Regiment at Oconomowoc, Wisconsin.

Service Serial Number RA 27895023 Selective Service No. 47-76-39-273 Complexion Medium Height 6'3/4" Eyes Blue Weight 175 pounds Hair Dark brown, very high forehead, receding hairline. Hair thin on top, parted on left with one inch scar in part. Sideburns Full to top of ear. Teeth Upper teeth false; lower teeth natural. Very tobacco stained as never brushed. Hands Noticeably "nice" except finger- nails never cleaned. Other Heavy smoker of Pall Mall non- filter cigarettes and pipes, and always smelled of tobacco smoke. Scars Noticeable scar about one inch long on end of left index finger which looked like a skin graft from being cut in a saw. Glasses Always wore sunglasses, night and day. Miscellaneous When nervous or excited, one inch lump would rise on right forehead and apparently was a twitching nerve. Extremely heavy eyebrows, round shouldered, very effeminate walk. Clothing Very sharp dresser, always wore tailor made clothing and always very dressed up appearance. Usually wore very dressy felt snap brim hats. Always wore either black or brown shoes, flashy ties and shirts.

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