Part 99, page 75

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Memorandum

To : SAC, SEATTLE (164A-81) (P) (OLYMPIA) ATTN: SA [REDACTED]

From : SA [REDACTED] cc: [REDACTED] SWLS 4 R[illegible] 31 Subject: NORJAK

ARMED AND DANGEROUS

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On July 8, 1992, [REDACTED] a white male, date of birth [REDACTED], appeared unannounced at the Olympia Resident Agency. He indicated that he is homeless and presently staying at the Olympia Salvation Army shelter. He is not employed and receives food stamps through DSHS.

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He indicated that the purpose of his visit was to inform the FBI about [REDACTED] DONALD ALLEN BRENNAN, who was a suspect in the early days of the investigation. The [REDACTED] BRENNAN is about 6'4" with dark hair and now resides in Little Rock, Washington. He does construction work and once worked as a smoke jumper when [REDACTED].

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[REDACTED] explained that as [REDACTED] living on the edge of poverty in Tumwater [REDACTED] was involved in a lot of secretive conversations with friends. Friends included a musician by the name of [REDACTED] who was with the musical group [REDACTED] and resided in Seattle.

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[REDACTED] indicated that after the skyjacking crime occurred in the early 1970's [REDACTED] moved into a nice house off [REDACTED] in Olympia and then moved to a better house in [REDACTED] in Lacey, [REDACTED] to California.

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[REDACTED] indicated that he has had [REDACTED] [REDACTED], partly because [REDACTED] [REDACTED]. He indicated that he would make himself available at a later date if further information was needed concerning the [REDACTED].

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(3) - Seattle (164A-81) [checkmark] (1-SA [REDACTED]) (1-SA [REDACTED]) (3) [REDACTED]

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SUB31 164A-81-4177 [illegible routing stamps] JUL 21 1992

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DB COOPER-44500