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FROM WASHINGTON FIELD (164-169) 1P
UNSUB; NORTHWEST AIRLINES FLIGHT THREE ZERO FIVE, PORTLAND - SEATTLE, NOVEMBER TWENTY FOUR LAST, CAA - HIJACKING; EXTORTION, 00 :SE.
RE TELEPHONE CALL FROM MOBILE TO WFO DECEMBER O.NE LAST.
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UNKNOWN SUBJECT DANGEROUS. END
DCA ..... FBI SE CLR
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750AMURGENT 12-3-71 FPN
TO DIRECTOR
SEATTLE
WASHINGTON FIELD NORFOLK
FROM NEW YORK 2P
UNSUB NORTHWEST AIRLINES FLIGHT THREE ZERO FIVE NOV. TWO
FOUR LAST CAA- HIJACKING OOSE.
RECORDS, INS, NYC REFLECTED
DOB
ADVISED
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164-81-599
OCARCHEB ..: 2mmmmm INDEXED. SERIALMED /12 FILED UZ DEG C: 1971 DB cooper-3013 FBI - SEATTLEPG TWO
NYSDMV RECORDS RELECT
BORN WHITE MALE, FIVE FOOT
EIGHT ,
EYES, AND HAS A SIXTY EIGHT TOYOTA REGISTERED
TO HIM AT ADDRESS NY.
SERIALMED /12 FILED UZ DEG C: 1971 DB cooper-3013 FBI - SEATTLEPG TWO
NYSDMV RECORDS RELECT
BORN WHITE MALE, FIVE FOOT
EIGHT ,
EYES, AND HAS A SIXTY EIGHT TOYOTA REGISTERED
TO HIM AT ADDRESS NY.
AND CURRENT LOCATION NOT KNOWN.
EFFORTS TO LOCATE AT RESIDENCZ IN NEGATIVE.
END FEE
FBI SEATTLE L CLR
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NRØØ9 WA CODE 3:20AM 12-4-71 DCW 3:07AM 12-4-71 URGENT 12-3-71 MWM
SECRET
ALL EBI INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
DATE 04-25-2018 BY
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TO DIRECTOR ALEXANDRIA (MAIL) BUTTE LOS ANGELES MINNEAPOLIS (MAIL) NEWARK NORFOLK (MAIL) PHOENIX (MAIL) !" RICHMOND (MAIL) SAN DIEGO SAN FRANCISCO SEATTLE
SUSP:
SUB
BOEING TECH DITUT Sub.P. PARACHUTES. SUL.D
ALL OFFFICES VIA WASHINGTON FROM WASHINGTON FIELD (164-169) (SEVENTEEN PAGES)
UNSUB; NORTHWEST AIRLINES FLIGHT THREE ZERO FIVE, PORTLAND TO SEATTLE, NOVEMBER TWENTY FOUR LAST; CAA - HIJACKING; EXTORTION, 00:SE.
RE PHOENIX AIRTEL TO SEATTLE NOVEMBER TWENTY NINE LAST; SEATTLE TELETYPE TO BUREAU AND WFO DECEMBER ONE LAST; SAN FRANCISCO TELETYPE TO SEATTLE AND WFO DECEMBER TWO LAST; LOS ANGELES NITEL TO PHOENIX, SEATTLE, AND WFO DECEMBER TWO, LAST; WFO TELEPHONE CALL TO
RE PHOENIX AIRTEL TO SEATTLE NOVEMBER TWENTY NINE LAST; SEATTLE TELETYPE TO BUREAU AND WFO DECEMBER ONE LAST; SAN FRANCISCO TELETYPE TO SEATTLE AND WFO DECEMBER TWO LAST; LOS ANGELES NITEL TO PHOENIX, SEATTLE, AND WFO DECEMBER TWO, LAST; WFO TELEPHONE CALL TO LOS ANGELES DECEMBER THREESEARCHED. INSTANT; NEWARK TELETYPE TO BUREAU AND OTHERS DECEMBER THREE INSTANT.
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b1 b3 RE: SUSPECT "THE HERO" REFERRED TO IN REFERENCED LOS ANGELES NITEL TO PHOENIX, SEATTLE, AND WFO, DATED
DECEMBER TWO LAST: TODAY, SHERATON b6 b7C CARLTON HOTEL, SIXTEENTH AND K STREETS, NORTHWEST,
WASHINGTON, D.C. (WDC) TELEPHONE NUMBER (AREA CODE ADVISED SUITE
WHICH INCLUDES ROOMS
HOTEL RECORDS DISCLOSED THAT ON NOVEMBER TWENTY
SEVEN LAST, b6 b7C
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SPRINGFIELD", STATE NOT LISTED, RECIEVED CONFIRMATION OF RESERVATIONS FOR TWO NIGHTS STAY BEGINING ON SAME DATE.
ON NOVEMBER TWENTY
SEVEN LAST, b6 b7C
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PAGE FIVE
SPRINGFIELD", STATE NOT LISTED, RECIEVED CONFIRMATION OF RESERVATIONS FOR TWO NIGHTS STAY BEGINING ON SAME DATE. RECORDS FURTHER b6 b7C
REFLECTED THAI CHECKED IN HOTEL AND REGISTERED IN SUITE NOVEMBER
TWENTYSEVEN LAST. AT TIME OF REGISTRATION, LISTED HOME ADDRESS AS
INDIANA, AND REFLECTED HIS EMPLOYMENT AS NO ADDRESS LISTED.
FURTHER REVIEW OF HOTEL RECORDS DISCLOSED THAT ON NOVEMBER TWENTY EIGHT LAST,
REPRESENTING
CHECKED
IN HOTEL AT
AND REGISTERED IN SUITE
FOR TWO NIGHTS STAY. FROM HOTEL RECORDS IT
APPEARS AS THOUGH THE AFORMENTIONED
WAS ORIGINALLY
REGISTERED IN ROOM
AND SUBSEQUENTLY
MOVED TO SUITE UPON ARRIVAL.
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PAGE SIX
RECORDS ALSO REVEAL (FIRST NAME UNKNOWN (FNU))
QN JOINED IN SUITE
b6 MOVED INTO SUITE b7C DECEMBER TWO LAST BUT THAT FROM ANOTHER ROOM WHICH HE INITIALLY OCCUPIED ON AN UNKNOWN DATE. IN THIS REGARD, HOTEL RECORDS NOT CURRENTLY AVAILABLE BUT ARE BEING LOCATED BY
ACCORDING TO SUITE WAS ALSO OCCUPIED BY ANOTHER UNKNOWN WHITE MALE AMERICAN, DESCRIBED AS "DEAN MARTIN" TYPE, SIX FEET, ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY
RECORDS NOT CURRENTLY AVAILABLE BUT ARE BEING LOCATED BY
ACCORDING TO SUITE WAS ALSO OCCUPIED BY ANOTHER UNKNOWN WHITE MALE AMERICAN, DESCRIBED AS "DEAN MARTIN" TYPE, SIX FEET, ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY POUNDS, WHITE HAIR, WHO SPOKE WITH A TEXAS ACCENT AND WHO ALWAYS WORE SWEATER AND SLACKS AND PRESENTED SUAVE APPEARANCE.
PROVIDED FOLLOWING DESCRIPTIVE INFORMATION CONCERNING OTHER INDIVIDUALS IN SUITE BUT UNABLE TO POSITIVELY ASSOCIATE NAMES WITH DESCRIPTIONS WITH THE EXCEPTION OF
END PAGE SIX
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WFO 164-169
PAGE SEVEN
INDIVIDUAL BELIEVED TO BE - WHITE MALE
b6 b7C AMERICAN, SIXTY YEARS OLD, FIVE FEET TEN INCHES TALL, ONE HUNDRED SIXTY FIVE POUNDS, NO FURTHER DESCRIPTION.
CHARACTERIZED BOTH AS
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"NON DESCRIPT AND PLAIN LOOKING" AND BELIEVES THAT OTHER INDIVIDUALS MAY HAVE REFERRED TO AS
(FNU) DESCRIBED AS WHITE MALE AMERICAN, FIVE FEET TEN, INCHES TALL, ONE HUNDRED FIFTY FIVE POUNDS, WITH GRAY HAIR THIN AND BALDING, HAS SLIGHT BUILD.
LAST UNKNOWN MALE DESCRIBED AS WHITE AMERICAN, SIX FEET THREE INCHES TALL, TWO HUNDRED FIFTY POUNDS, HEAVY BUILD, ROUND FACE, WEARING BUSINESS SUITE BUT AS HAVING
LAST UNKNOWN MALE DESCRIBED AS WHITE AMERICAN, SIX FEET THREE INCHES TALL, TWO HUNDRED FIFTY POUNDS, HEAVY BUILD, ROUND FACE, WEARING BUSINESS SUITE BUT AS HAVING APPEARANCE OF TRUCK DRIVER.
HOTEL RECORDS ALSO REFLECT ALL OF ABOVE INDIVIDUALS DEPARTED HOTEL TWELVE FIFTY P.M. INSTANT FOR UNDISCLOSED END PAGE SEVEN
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WFO 164-169
PAGE EIGHT
DESTINATIONS. METHOD OF TRAVEL UNKNOWN.
/ REVIEW OF LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE CALLS FROM SUITE
REVEAL TWO CALLS AS FOLLOWS:
EIGHT TWENTY TWO P.M. NOVEMBER TWENTY EIGHT LAST, RETURNED PREVIOUSLY RECEIVED CALL TO TELEPHONE NUMBER b6 b7C (AREA ' CODE AND CONVERSATION WAS TEN MINUTES DURATION. TELEPHONE DIRECTORY REFLECTS AREA CODE AREA. AT TEN TEN P.M. NOVEMBER TWENTY EIGHT LAST, MADE TELEPHONE CALL TO (AREA CODE
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FOR TWENTY ONE MINUTES DURATION. TELEPHONE DIRECTORY REFLECTS AREA CODE
COVERS NORTHERN CALIFORNIA ..
UPON CHECKING OUT OF HOTEL TODAY, PAID BY CHECK IN AMOUNT OF TWO HUNDRED FIFTY SIX DOLLARS AND
NINETY FOUR CENTS DRAWN ON
INDIANA. PERSONALIZED CHECK REFLECTED 
END PAGE EIGHT
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UPON CHECKING OUT OF HOTEL TODAY, PAID BY CHECK IN AMOUNT OF TWO HUNDRED FIFTY SIX DOLLARS AND
NINETY FOUR CENTS DRAWN ON
INDIANA. PERSONALIZED CHECK REFLECTED 
END PAGE EIGHT
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WFO 164-169
PAGE NINE
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ACCOUNT NUMBER
PAID REMAINDER OF BILL WHICH TOTALED EIGHT HUNDRED FIFTY SIX DOLLARS AND SIXTY FOUR CENTS, IN CASH CONSISTING MAINLY OF FIFTY AND ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR BILLS.
b6 b7C TOTAL BILL AMOUNTED TO TWO HUNDRED NINETY EIGHT DOLLARS AND TEN CENTS, WHICH HE PAID IN CASH WITH FIFTY AND ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR BILLS.'
REVIEW BY WFO OF CASH DRAWERS AT HOTEL CONTAINING RECENTLY RECEIVED TWENTY DOLLAR BILLS FAILED TO DISCLOSE ANY IDENTICAL TO LIST OF RANSOM BILLS PAID IN'CAPTIONED MATTER. IT SHOULD BE NOTED THAT WFO BUREAU AGENT ARRIVED AT HOTEL TWENTY MINUTES SUBSEQUENT TO DEPARTURE OF ABOVE · DESCRIBED INDIVIDUALS.
ADDITIONALLY ADVISED THAT ON DECEMBER ONE LAST, 'SUITE WAS BURGLARIZED AND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS CASH STOLEN FROM AFOREMENTIONED END PAGE NINE
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A CHECK WITH METROPOLITAN POLICE DEPARTMENT, WDC, DISCLOSED THAT.
ONE LAST, 'SUITE WAS BURGLARIZED AND FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS CASH STOLEN FROM AFOREMENTIONED END PAGE NINE
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DB Cooper-3138SECRET
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A CHECK WITH METROPOLITAN POLICE DEPARTMENT, WDC, DISCLOSED THAT. SOMETIME BETWEEN ONE OCLOCK A.M. AND EIGHT OCLCOK A.M., DECEMBER ONE LAST, SUITE WAS BURGLARIZED AND THREE ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR BILLS AND TEN TWENTY DOLLAR BILLS WERE TAKEN FROM WALLET WHICH WAS THE PROPERTY OF
WHITE . MALE, DATE OF BIRTH
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RESIDING
FORT
WORTH, TEXAS, TELEPHONE NUMBER (AREA CODE
EMPLOYMENT IS LISTED ON POLICE REPORT AS
FORT WORTH,
TEXAS.
SEARCH OF SUITE
BY BUREAU AGENT REVEALED
THE FOLLOWING ITEMS:
NUMBEROUS WDC NEWSPAPERS FROM WHICH HEADLINES AND OTHER LARGE PRINT HAVE BEEN CLIPPED, SUCH AS, FOOD ADVERTISEMENTS, ETC.
FOUR EMPTY BOTTLES WHICH APPARENTLY CONTAINED VARIOUS END PAGE TEN
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PAGE ELEVEN
HEALTH FOODS, INCLUDING WHEAT GERM.
LOCATED IN TRASH BASKETS WERE PIECES OF NOTE ON HOTEL STATIONERY. WHEN PIECED TOGETHER BY BUREAU AGENTS, ONE SIDE OF THE NOTE READ
THE OTHER SIDE OF THE NOTE READ
AND BORE TELEPHONE NUMBERS
AND
ALONG WITH NOTATION OR
NOTE WRITTEN IN GREEN FELT TIP PEN.
WHEN PIECED TOGETHER BY BUREAU AGENTS, ONE SIDE OF THE NOTE READ
THE OTHER SIDE OF THE NOTE READ
AND BORE TELEPHONE NUMBERS
AND
ALONG WITH NOTATION OR
NOTE WRITTEN IN GREEN FELT TIP PEN.
THE ABOVE NOTE AND OTHER ITEMS WERE PRESERVED FOR
POSSIBLE LATENT FINGERPRINT EXAMINATION.' ABOVE MENTIONED
TELEPHONE NUMBER
DETERMINED TO BE LOCAL WDC NUMBER, SUBSCRIBER UNKNOWN AT THIS TIME. TELEPHONE NUMBER
NOT LOCAL WDC NUMBER.
OTHER NUMBERS INCLUDED IN TRASH WERE:
WITH NOTATION
TELEPHONE DIRECTORY REFLECTS AREA CODE
END PAGE ELEVEN
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WFO 164-169 PAGE TWELVE
MARYLAND AND IT IS NOTED THAT
LOCATED IN MARYLAND.
ALSO LOCATED IN TRASH WERE NUMBERS
AND
FURTHER EXAMINATION OF TRASH YIELDED TWO AMERICAN AIRLINES BAGGAGE STUBS FOR FLIGHT THREE THREE EIGHT WITH DESTINATION BALTIMORE. A CHECK WITH AMERICAN AIRLINES. RESERVATIONS, WDC, REVEALED FLIGHT THREE THREE EIGHT IS 1 DAILY FLIGHT ORIGINATING AT TULSA, OKLAHOMA WITH STOPS IN OKLAHOMA CITY, DALLAS, BALTIMORE, AND NEWARK.
AS A RESULT OF REFERENCED WFO TELEPHONE CALL TO LOS ANGELES DECEMBER THREE INSTANT, IT WAS CONCLUDED THAT THE FOREGOING INFORMATION SHOULD BE DISCUSSED WITH LA
AS A RESULT OF REFERENCED WFO TELEPHONE CALL TO LOS ANGELES DECEMBER THREE INSTANT, IT WAS CONCLUDED THAT THE FOREGOING INFORMATION SHOULD BE DISCUSSED WITH LA SOURCE PRIOR TO INITIATING ADDITIONAL INVESTIGATION IN
OTHER DIVISIONS. ADDITIONAL LEADS CONCERNING THIS INFORMATION ARE BEING LEFT TO THE DISCRETION OF LOS ANGELES AND SEATTLE AND WFO IS HOLDING IN ABEYANCE SUBMISSION OF ITEMS OBTAINED IN HOTEL ROOM TO FBI LAB. END PAGE TWELVE
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WFO 164-169
PAGE TWELVE-A RE: SUSPECT
ON DECEMBER THREE INSTANT, AT UNITED STATES COAST
GUARD HEADQUARTERS, WDC,
REVIEWED THE RECORD CONCERNING
BORN
WAS ISSUED A UNITED STATES
DOCUMENT NUMBER
END PAGE TWELVE-A
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WFO 64-169
PAGE THIRTEEN
AT SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA,
ENDORSED AS HAS HAD ONE HUNDRED THIRTY ONE RECORDED VOYAGES
FROM
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THE FILE CONTAINED THE FOLLOWING ADDITIONAL
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INFORMATION, AS OF JANUARY FIFTH, NINETEEN FIFTY THREE:
ADDRESS: MONTANA; NEXT
OF KIN:
HEIGHT: FIVE FEET ELEVEN
INCHES; WEIGHT: ONE HUNDRED SIXTY;
THE FOLLOWING ADDITIONAL
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INFORMATION, AS OF JANUARY FIFTH, NINETEEN FIFTY THREE:
ADDRESS: MONTANA; NEXT
OF KIN:
HEIGHT: FIVE FEET ELEVEN
INCHES; WEIGHT: ONE HUNDRED SIXTY; EYES: BROWN; HAIR:
BLACK; SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER : WAS ISSUED UNITED STATES
DOCUMENTS
AT SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, ON
SURRENDERED ABOVE DOCUMENT BEARING SPECIAL
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END PAGE THIRTEEN
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WFO 164-169 PAGE FOURTEEN
VALIDATED STAMP. NEW ISSUED ACCORDINGLY. LICENSED
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LICENSE NUMBER
THE FILE CONTAINED NO ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.
ON DECEMBER ONE LAST A SEARCH WAS MADE AT THE
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GUARD HEADQUARTERS AND THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION WAS * OBTAINED:
ON OCTOBER TWENTY ONE, LAST
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON OF WHICH
BOUND FROM THE PORT OF SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, ONE OR MORE PORTS IN THE FAR EAST, EITHER DIRECT OR VIA ONE OR MORE PACIFIC COAST PORTS OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA INCLUDING ALASKA AND SUCH OTHER PORTS AND PLACES IN ANY PART OF THE WORLD AS THE MASTER MAY DIRECT, AND BACK TO A FINAL PACIFIC COAST PORT OF DISCHARGE IN THE
ONE OR MORE PORTS IN THE FAR EAST, EITHER DIRECT OR VIA ONE OR MORE PACIFIC COAST PORTS OF THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA INCLUDING ALASKA AND SUCH OTHER PORTS AND PLACES IN ANY PART OF THE WORLD AS THE MASTER MAY DIRECT, AND BACK TO A FINAL PACIFIC COAST PORT OF DISCHARGE IN THE END PAGE FOURTEEN
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CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES, FOR A TERM OF TIME NOT EXCEEDING NINE CALENDAR MONTHS." SIGNED OFF THE
LAST. b6 Per USCG b7C Per USCG
LISTS HIS NEXT OF KIN AS
THE RECORDS CONTAIN NO ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.
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RE SUSPECT
INVESTIGATION AT CENTRAL OFFICE OF IMMIGRATION AND
NATURALIZATION SERVICE (INS), WDC, DISCLOSED INS FILE
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AND FILE · BOTH FILES ARE CURRENTLY CHARGED OUT TO INS, NEWARK, NEW JERSEY. BASED ON AVAILABLE INFORMATION, NO RECORD LOCATED AT PASSPORT OFFICE, UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF STATE (USDS), END PAGE FIFTEEN
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DATE OF BIRTH
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LOS ANGELES AT LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE (USDS), END PAGE FIFTEEN
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DATE OF BIRTH
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SAN DIEGO, AT IMPERIAL BEACH, CALIFORNIA. WILL
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SUSPECT
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PAGE SEVENTEEN
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Date:
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164-81-2310
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A. Are you now, or when she base con years have you been a member of. (1) The Communist Party; U.S.A., o my subliation of the Comments Pany, USA ?.
(8) As agreaton that to your presence Inomialge whocares the overthree of the constitutional form of anemoment of the Wird Suks by fixe we source or cher warinisi means!
B. If your answer to hem A (1) as A (2) is "Yes" ske your answers to the following questions is tom 34 or on a separate parc of paper.
(1) The name of the orginmuen? (2) The dates of your membership? (3) Your vondersending of the arms and per- pox's of the ofanzihen n the time of your memberh ??
, Yo issue that you are not placed in a position which might impass your tesich. es which might be a harand to you or to caters or reed information about the following. Do you have, or have you had, heart disease, a newvous breakdown, epilepsy; tuteralesis, or diabetes' H Jar SOLLE H "Tu" amount der lle of idee Los kiosks is home to.
Do you have, or have you had, heart disease, a newvous breakdown, epilepsy; tuteralesis, or diabetes' H Jar SOLLE H "Tu" amount der lle of idee Los kiosks is home to.
x
". Withis the last five years have you iven beed from any job for any reason?
3. Within the law fue jess base you gurt a job after being necities this you would be fed? If yar seres to It or is base i "Yes" you don't se bix it. Show the same and allows (including ZIP Case) of replonger. iffossale dott. and rescues se each case. This refusertve should szere wash your assure se faire NS. EXPERIENCE.
7. Have you curr bern conund et In aconse agame the law've foricaed collareut, or are you now under charges for any odense against the be? (You may onuit: (1) trrfc nobrisas ker shch you pax a fine of $3).00 or kss: and (2) any offense cem- Duced before your It's Suchday which was fully adjudicated in a juvenile court of water a Youth OSender box.)
. While in the meleary strike were you ever ranked by general coure-mail ?. Hat **** ** > >>> "You" que dash is his 3! Sier (teach youre: (1) date: (2) .
While in the meleary strike were you ever ranked by general coure-mail ?. Hat **** ** > >>> "You" que dash is his 3! Sier (teach youre: (1) date: (2) .tags, ( 3) place: (+ )Avant; Ad DINHEIstIR.
4. Das tive Heures Sexes Government reply in a callun copies of Is a member of the Across forces any relative of yours Ihr Kund or maisme! (see kiem $1 10 2x reached ascautions sheet.)
B. Do you love with, os within the jus 12 months hisse you lived with any of these relaties who are employed in a ciulion orange If year seser to & is "Yes" the i Love It for sub utomnes: (1) jak ware: (2) frukt adJem frechiding ZIP Code); (3) celebrastig: (1) dagariacces, agres), or terest of the stowed Forms if year suaves is Bis " Yo." also the the kind of experttext bald to the solubile( 1) you live web ar base fund with assess the guest 12 months.
.. Dy year those of have you spotted his torment pax person, or other compensation based upon military of federal cidian KHI L' y'a oliver it' 'n. guld dents is bien w. DB_Cooper-6645
. Are you an oficiales employee of any Size, cezason, fourth of municipales "Su" que De of milit & case of the, ordinative, in
Are you an oficiales employee of any Size, cezason, fourth of municipales "Su" que De of milit & case of the, ordinative, in kem It. La ba steller dates et appointed.
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3. VILLIAN PREFERENCE. A. THE Jueves served on active duty in the United brates mabury service ( Exclude trans of aut dass for war, as times " Gracias) "Yes." compkte kems & the rh f webw.

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Dates &fax-21)	DJECA	Serial of Great Number
USMC

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ATTACH SUPPLEMENTAL SHEETS OR FORMAS HERE Answer all questions correctly and fully :
HISSE BE SOME TO LEAD TOLAURED INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE CORTEERING TOUT TU . EXPERIENCE (Send will Fer PRESLEY NEEDS of sort hat)
Is wainy be made of your parkere any hoyte regarder )
heater, gul frecues, and cross of employment
YES X NO

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n & CHMp SONTEE S	Ht	At M. MI HAdt	rar of machines Car	KomSer und ins of em- projets sapereses	Kiri of basicess of orginalit. caseofatorios. arresting. mieszan.
THEY S	per	Sur	«)
Ne wick il roaddans petite	Name d' copias (fr.
made of your parkere any hoyte regarder )
heater, gul frecues, and cross of employment
YES X NO

Dom of explosivese ( moest, year) To PRESENT TIME	ERK Kek of postoM	N Frkrd Knur. cusukaton intet and große
n & CHMp SONTEE S	Ht	At M. MI HAdt	rar of machines Car	KomSer und ins of em- projets sapereses	Kiri of basicess of orginalit. caseofatorios. arresting. mieszan.
THEY S	per	Sur	«)
Ne wick il roaddans petite	Name d' copias (fr. quotations, is ) in's address ( maladies ZIP cat. of total)
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netto det
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For	agency ux ( till ates, A)

1 Team
Dorso engineer (totit. year)
FEUILLE DEMAYOR
L' Faked srike, classic stand seres and goNie

BRNONICK	Ang. tre	Place of ergâyTrval	Number Ins Land of for	Kind of business of ocginastica
nr: $75.
year)
FEUILLE DEMAYOR
L' Faked srike, classic stand seres and goNie

BRNONICK	Ang. tre	Place of ergâyTrval	Number Ins Land of for	Kind of business of ocginastica
nr: $75.00 w month	Ar ent	Co Santa Ana	plans wirbuded	(asmafantovag. «moving. ttimass.
$ 600.00 Month f	RA	Sute Calif.	50-80. Inlisted	U.S. Marine Corps

15. Melk & moderna
Next of employer show, expresaine. if I was excess ( maladies ZIP Cat. of Just) U.S. Marine Corps, Washington DC
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Transiered to the Fleet Marine Corps Reserve
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IF YOU NEED ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE BLOCKS ISE STANDARD FORM ISLA OR BLANKS SHEETS SLE INTAL CIETY NHET
DB Cooper-6646
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b6 Per BOC Mehr dossier tracts. loads os iris agentefoi ofthe secret ofthe
Discription of work cont.
are saved is required. use lol should paper ofpowers'y the same such as the page. Were on EACH sheet sine Nie, buand date, and caamistad Mutiny.trie, Actoch it sheets to the StreEvet at the top ut Pore )
ATTENTION: READ THE FOLLOWING PARAGRAPH CAREFULLY BEFORE
trie, Actoch it sheets to the StreEvet at the top ut Pore )
ATTENTION: READ THE FOLLOWING PARAGRAPH CAREFULLY BEFORE SIGRING THIS STATEMENT
fob+ answer to any question is this Sistemans may to grounds for that employing you, as for dismissing you offer you begin work, and may be punishable by fine or Imprisonment (U.S. Code, Tiro LE, Soc. 1001). All statements are subject to Investigation. saludos a check of your fingerprints, Rafce records, and former employer. All the Information you give will be considered in eviewing your Statement end Is wnsfert to farestigottan. A Lotse answer to Items 25 A er # could depcira you of your right to In canvity schen you reach mexicanastage In addition to the penalties described above.
CERTIFICATION
[XTHY that sified the statements made in this Success CEac, complete. zad-sunt to the best of or lossledge Mint, Had are made in Law firm
NIGS
DATE MANIT
Dec. 12. 1970
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1970
- DO NOT WHITE IN THE BACK-FOR USE OF EXAMINING OITKE ONLY
Avier for medeal stro Medical ation Approved by Duppereiravet

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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum
BUREAU OF CUSTOMS
MMTE:February 22, 1972
PILE:
TO : FILE
FROM
:
TASOS Staff
SUBJECT: Identification Procedure
On February 12. 1972 at approximately 1100 hours, I was at the when an employee, mentioned that she had read a recent article concerning the North West Orient hijacking on November 24. 1971. stated that she remembered a Officer in which started on
Customs Security and ended
CSO and a friend, CSO also from were talking to her about the recent hijackings and told her he was a pilot.
stated that she remembered a Officer in which started on
Customs Security and ended
CSO and a friend, CSO also from were talking to her about the recent hijackings and told her he was a pilot. In the conversation that followed, stated to her and that the way to hijack a plane and escape would be to bail out using a parachute. He also stated that he could not wait to get back to the wilds of Oregon. I asked if she had mentioned this to anyone else and she stated that she had talked to a Colonel several weeks before. I told not to devulge any additional information concerning the in- cident.
After leaving the cleaners, I proceeded to our office,
where I looked up the two individuals mentioned.
CSO post of duty was Portland, Oregon and CSO post of duty was New York. On Monday, I mentioned the above conversation I had with to my supervisor, Special Agent Air Security Coordinator.
DB Cooper-6648
b6 Per BOC b7C Per BOC
b6 Per BOC b7C Per BOC b7E Per BOC
b6 Per BOC b7C Per BOC b7E Per BOC
b6 Per BOC b7C Per BOC b7E Per BC
On Wednesday of CSO
we obtained a photograph
and I took it to for a positive identification.
Per BOC
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b6 Per BOC b7C Per BOC b7E Per BOC
b6 Per BOC b7C Per BOC b7E Per BC
On Wednesday of CSO
we obtained a photograph
and I took it to for a positive identification. stated that this was the same max that she had talked to in
b6 Per BOC b7C Per BOC
The above information and photograph was turned over to Special Agent
b6 Per BOC b7C Per BOC
DB Cooper-669
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum
TO : File
FROM :
Air Security Coordinator
SUBJECT: Identification Procedure
BUREAU OF CUSTOMS
DATE: February 23, 1972
FILE:
b6 Per BOC b7C Per BOC
On or about CPO
currently
assigned to Houston, advised the writer that the clerk of the cleaning establishment on Fort Belvoir had told' him that she believed one of the students from an earlier class .could possibly have been involved in a successful hijacking. She mentioned to on numerous occasions during the time he was in class that she would like to look at pictures or a class roster to determine the name of the individual whom she said had laid out a hijacking plan to her during his period of attendance at TASOS.
I advised CPO that I would look into the matter and determine if it had sufficient merit for
individual whom she said had laid out a hijacking plan to her during his period of attendance at TASOS.
I advised CPO that I would look into the matter and determine if it had sufficient merit for investigation. The matter was not investigated at that time.
Subsequently, the
issue of the Phila- delphia Enquirer was published and described in detail the specific hijacking of November 24, 1971 and included 2 composite picture of the perpetrator. The clerk then advised staff member that she was sure the individual she had talked to was the same party as the composite drawing depicted. She further advised CSO that the name of the suspected individual was and the name of the skyjacker was D.B. Cooper . as reported in the Enquirer. Unofficial inquiries revealed that a had graduated from TASOS
b6 Per BOC. b7C Per BOC
on and is currently. still in the service.
DB Cooper-6650;
b6 Per BOC b7C Per BOC
b6 Per BOC b7C Per BC
Bis post of duty is Portland and he flies TDY from Seattle. Unofficial inquiries to Portland disclosed that CSO was TDY Scattle during the period in question and returned from Japan via North West Orient on the morning of November 22, 1971 and was scheduled off on the
Unofficial inquiries to Portland disclosed that CSO was TDY Scattle during the period in question and returned from Japan via North West Orient on the morning of November 22, 1971 and was scheduled off on the 23rd and 24th of November. A photograph of Nr. was obtained and shown to the clerk who advised CSO that the picture was the same individual who had explained the skyjacking scheme to her the previous year. The memo of information from CSO is attached hereto. The entire contents are for informative purposes.
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DB Cooper-661
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum
BUREAU OF-CUSTOMS
DATE:February 22, 1972
FILE:
TO : FILE
FROM : TASOS Staff
b6 Per BOC b7C Per BOC
SUBJECT: Identification Procedure
On February 12, 1972 at' approximately 1100 hours, I was at the when an b6 Per BOC
employee, mentioned that she had readb7C Per BOC a recent article concerning the North West Orient b7E Per BOC she remembered a
hijacking on November 24, 1971. stated that Officer which started on and ended
Customs Security
CSO and a friend, CSO
a1.b6 Per BOC from were talking to her about the recent b7C Per BOC
hijackings and told her he was a pilot.
b6 Per BOC from were talking to her about the recent b7C Per BOC
hijackings and told her he was a pilot. In b7E Per BOC the conversation that followed, stated to her and that the way to hijack a plane and escape would be to bail out using a parachute. He also stated that he could not wait to get back to the wilds of Oregon, I asked if she had mentioned this to anyone else and she stated that, she had talked to a Colonel several weeks before. I told not to devulge any additional information concerning the in- cident,
After leaving the cleaners, I proceeded to our office,
where I looked up the two individuals mentib6 Per BOC
050 post of duty was Portland, Oregon and CSOb7C Per BOC post of duty was New York. On Monday, b7E Per BOC
I mentioned the above conversation I
had with to my supervisor, Special Agent Air Security Coordinator. .
164-81-2390
SEARCHED INDEXED SERIALIZED 1112 FILED MAR 3 1972 FBI - SEATTLE
DB Cooper-714
On Wednesday. of CSO and I took it to
we obtained a photograph for a positi 6 Per BOC identification.
164-81-2390
SEARCHED INDEXED SERIALIZED 1112 FILED MAR 3 1972 FBI - SEATTLE
DB Cooper-714
On Wednesday. of CSO and I took it to
we obtained a photograph for a positi 6 Per BOC identification. man that she had talked to in
stated that this was the sab b7C Per BOC
The above information and photograph was turned over to Special Agent
b6 Per BOC b7C Per BOC
DB Cooper-715
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum .
BUREAU OF CUSTOMS
DATE: February 23, 1972
FILE:
TO : File
FROM :
Air Security Coordinator
SUBJECT: Identification Procedure
b6 Per BOC b7C Per BOC
On or about
CPO currently assigned to Houston, advised the writer that the clerk b6 Per BOC of the cleaning establishment on Fort Belvoir had told b7C Per BOC him that she believed one of the students from an earlier class could possibly have been involved in a successful hijacking. She mentioned to on numerous occasions during the time he was in class that she would like to look at pictures or a class roster to determine the name of the individual' whom she said had laid out a hijacking plan to her during his period of attendance at TASOS.
to on numerous occasions during the time he was in class that she would like to look at pictures or a class roster to determine the name of the individual' whom she said had laid out a hijacking plan to her during his period of attendance at TASOS.
I advised CPO that I would look into the matteb6 Per BOC and determine if it had sufficient merit for investigatb7C Per BOC The matter was not investigated at that time.
Subsequently, the
issue of the Phila- delphia Enquirer was published and described in detail the specific hijacking of November 24, 1971 and included a composite picture of the perpetrator. The clerk then advised staff member that she was sure thb6 Per BOC individual she had talked to was the same party as the b7C Per BOC composite drawing depicted. She further advised CSO that the name of the suspected individual was
and the name of the skyjacker was as reported in the Enquirer. Unofficial inquiries revealed that a had graduated from TASOS
on and is currently still in the service.
DB Cooper-7186-
His post of duty is Portland and he flies TDY from Seattle. Unofficial inquiries to Portland disclosed that CSO was TDY Seattle during the period in b6 Per BOC question and.
Unofficial inquiries to Portland disclosed that CSO was TDY Seattle during the period in b6 Per BOC question and. returned from Japan via North West Orient b7C Per BOC on the morning of November 22, 1971 and was scheduled off on the 23rd and 24th of November. A photograph of was obtained and shown to the clerk who advised CSO that the picture was the same individual who had explained the skyjacking scheme to her the previous year. The memo of information from CSO is attached hereto. The entire contents are for informative purposes.
DB Cooper-7187 :unselecte:
PE .AL QUALIFICATIONS STAY LET.
Budget Bureau Approved 50-R0387
la. Krod of position ( got ) you are hive for for sale of nomination) Customs Security Officer
B. Announcement number
7. Buth date
Month ! Day
Year
8. Social Security6 Per BOC b7C Per BOC
& Opeens he which you wish to be considered ( if loved in culmination announcement ) Į
3.
Primary place (s) you wish to be employed
1
Ope

2. Home celessone	3 Business estepibe
Area Code	Number	Arta
Primary place (s) you wish to be employed
1
Ope

2. Home celessone	3 Business estepibe
Area Code	Number	Arta Code	Number

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5. Munter and correr &D 'or Duse Offre bar avectre
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10, Lowest pay or grade you will accept
PAY € b6 Per BOC OR
7b7C Per BOC
$ N

11. Are you waiting to travel? ! Check	12. When will you be
(2)	NO	SOMF	OFTEN	available?
	x 

ed

13.
x 

ed

13. WIS you accept:	YES	NO	(C)	Will you accept a job un.	YESI	NO
(A), Temporary appointment of ~} month or less?	X 		- Washington, DC .?	 X	
-1 (o 4 months?	x 		-any place in the United States?	 X	
-t w 12 months?	X 		-outside of the United States?	x 	
(B) Less than fell tiene work! ( Less than to bours fre week)	x 		-only in ( specify ):

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14 EDUCATION
(A) Did you graduate from high school of will you graduate within the next time months?
-only in ( specify ):

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14 EDUCATION
(A) Did you graduate from high school of will you graduate within the next time months?
(B) Name and location (city and State) of last high school accende

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(C) Name and Location fully. Store, and ZIP Code of known) of col. lege ce university, !!! you expat to graduate within 9 months. She MONTH and see you eyal degree)	Dices accorded	Years completed	Credits completed	Type of degree	Year of degree
Frora	To	Day	Nigbe	Semester
hours	Quarter
hoors
GRADE COMPLETO
F
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(C) Name and Location fully. Store, and ZIP Code of known) of col. lege ce university, !!! you expat to graduate within 9 months. She MONTH and see you eyal degree)	Dices accorded	Years completed	Credits completed	Type of degree	Year of degree
Frora	To	Day	Nigbe	Semester
hours	Quarter
hoors




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(D) Chef undergraduate college subjects	Credits completed	(E) Chief graduate college subjects	Credits
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(D) Chef undergraduate college subjects	Credits completed	(E) Chief graduate college subjects	Credits completed
Semester hours	Quarter bours	Semester hours	Quarter hours

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(F) Mayor feld of study at highest level of college work
(G) Ounce schools of training ( for example, sosule, vocational, armed forces, or business). Give for each the name and location (city. State, and ZIP Code b6 Per BOCK of school des rended subjects sauted certificates in any other pertinent does
15. HONORS. AWARDS, AND FELLOWSHIPS RECEIVED
16. FOREIGN LANGUAGE

Eacer foreign languages and mot.
AWARDS, AND FELLOWSHIPS RECEIVED
16. FOREIGN LANGUAGE

Eacer foreign languages and mot. cate your knowledge of each by placing "X" as proper columns	Reading	Speaking	Understanding	W'x100g
Exd	Good	Fais |	Excl	Good	Fare	Exc	Good	Fair	Excl	Kowal	Fare




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17. Special qualifications and skills ( Inenses; skills with machines, patents of receations: publications - do Not aubrais copies unless requested.
Special qualifications and skills ( Inenses; skills with machines, patents of receations: publications - do Not aubrais copies unless requested. public speaking memberships in professional ar avealife societies: typing or shorthand speed: etc.)
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THE HIDIRAI GOVERNMENT IS AN HA'AL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
DB Cooper-7188
Standard Form 171 (Formerly SF $7) July 1963 U.S. Civil Service Commission
9. If you are currently on a register of eligibles for appoiot- ment to a Federal position, give the name of the examina. tion, the name of the office maintaining the register, che date on your notice of racing, and your rating.
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PLEASE BE SURE TO READ ATTACKED INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE COMPLETING ITEM 18
18. EXPERIENCE (Start with your PRESENT ind work bank) ,
May inquiry be made of your presence employee regarding your character, qualifications, and record of employees

YES	NO
	

d

Dates of employment (month year) 1	Exact cole of position 	If Federal
d

Dates of employment (month year) 1	Exact cole of position 	If Federal service, classification series and grade
From TO PRESENT TIME

M

Salary or eartungs	Avg.' hrs.	Place of employment	Number and kind of em-	Kind of business or organization (manufacturing, accounting. insurance. etc.)
Searching S	Per	per week	Cary:	ployces supervised
Present $	per	Seace.

e.
Name and sick of ramediace supervisor
Name of employer (firm. organization, etc.) and address (including ZIP Code, of knows)
Area Code and phone No. if known
Reason for wanting to have
Description of work
For agency use ( still comes. sie )
2
Dates of condos mene (month Year)
From
Exact site of position
If Federal service, classification series
and grade
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Salary or earnings
sie )
2
Dates of condos mene (month Year)
From
Exact site of position
If Federal service, classification series
and grade
b6 Per BO

Salary or earnings	Avg. hrs. per week	Place of employment Co Santa Ana	Number and know of em - playces supervised	Kind of business or organization (manufacturing, accounting. zasurance.
Scarting $75.00 xr month
Forat $ 600.00
ree
month	NA	Seace Calif.	50-80 Inlisted	(x)
U.S. Marine Corps

ex0teep

Reason for leaving	Transfered to the Fleet Marine Corps Reserve
Description of work	b6 Per BOC

OC
personell
3
Dates of employees ( month year) From To
Exacte o NHiluA 
I' Federal seevne, classituation series and groß

Salary oc earnings	Avg hrs.	Place of employment	Number das kind of em-	Kind of business or organization I manufacturing.
personell
3
Dates of employees ( month year) From To
Exacte o NHiluA 
I' Federal seevne, classituation series and groß

Salary oc earnings	Avg hrs.	Place of employment	Number das kind of em-	Kind of business or organization I manufacturing. accounting. Insurance. (*)
Starting S	per week	Caty.	plosces supervised
Final $	Per	State

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Name and title of menesiate supervisor
Area Code and phone No. if known
Reason for leaving
Description of work
Name of employee ( firm. organization. cit ) and address (including ZIP Code. of known)
For igeany use ( skill soder, etc )
IF YOU NEED ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE BUXKS USE STANDARD FORM PI-A OR BLANK SHUTS DB Cooper-7189 SEE INSTRUCTION MILY
Name of employee ( from. organization, tic ) and address ( including ZIP Code. of k U.S. Marine Corps, Washington DC b6 Per BOC b7C Per BOC
Area Code and phone No. of know:
?
ACH SUPPLEMENTAL SHEETS OR FORN Answer all questions correctly and fully
KERE'
19.
Marine Corps, Washington DC b6 Per BOC b7C Per BOC
Area Code and phone No. of know:
?
ACH SUPPLEMENTAL SHEETS OR FORN Answer all questions correctly and fully
KERE'
19. If you have ever been employed by the federal government as a civilian. give your last

Grade	As Tik
1

1
20. Birth place
21. Legal or voting residence (State)
Cay
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b7C Per BOC
Scace (or Foret!"
CONRITA:
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22. REFERENCES. List three persons who are NOT related to you and who have definite knowledge of your qualifications and fitness for the position for which you are applying. Do not repeat names of supervisors listed under Item 18. EXPERIENCE

Full Name	Present Business of Home Address ( Number, street, city. Siste and ZIP Code)	Business or	Occupation
Lt. Col USMC( R b6 Per BOC
It.	b7C Per BOC VMNV
Same as above	MSGT
EXPERIENCE

Full Name	Present Business of Home Address ( Number, street, city. Siste and ZIP Code)	Business or	Occupation
Lt. Col USMC( R b6 Per BOC
It.	b7C Per BOC VMNV
Same as above	MSGT USMC
23. VETERAN PREFERENCE. A. Have you ever served on active duty
If "Yes." complete Items B through F. below.
active duty for sseRing as a reservist or Guardsman.)	in the United States military service? (Exclude tours of	Yes	No
 X	
8. List for all active matieary service:	C. Have you ever been discharged from the armed services under other than honorable conditions?
List for all active matieary service:	C. Have you ever been discharged from the armed services under other than honorable conditions? ( You may onut	Yes	No
Daces ( From-To)	Bryoch	Serial or Service Number	any such discharge changed to honorable	by a Discharge	 2	 x
Review Board or similar authority. )
"f"Yes" she details in them 33	b6 Per BOC
USMC	D. Do you claim 5-point preference based on active duty in the armed forces?	Yes x	No 
"/"Yes." > will be required to furnish records to support your alook at the time you are appointed
E. Do you claves 10 pouze preferetas ?.......	...........	Yes	No
"f" Yes" complete and
Yes	No
"f" Yes" complete and attach Standard Form 15. ' Claim for 10 point V'alevar Preference." together with the proof called por in this form		 X
ANSWER ITEMS 24 THROUGH 33 BY PLACING AN "X" IN THE PROPER COLUMN	Yes	No
24. Are you a citizen of the United States?, If "No." give country of which you are a citizen:	 X	
25. Before answering this question read Item 25 in the attached instructions.	
A. Are you now, or within the last ten years have you been, a member of:	x 
(1) The Communist Party, U.S.A., or any subdivision of the	Communist Party, U.S.A .
Are you now, or within the last ten years have you been, a member of:	x 
(1) The Communist Party, U.S.A., or any subdivision of the	Communist Party, U.S.A .?
(2) An organization	that to your	present knowledge advocates	the overthrow of the constitutional form of	government of
the United States Sy force of violence or other unlawful	means?		x 
B. If your answer to Item A(1) or A(2) is "Yes." write your answers to the following questions in Item 34 oe on a separate	
piece of paper:	
(1) The name of the organization? (2) The dates of your membership? (3) Your understanding of the aims and pur- poses of the organization at the time of your membership?	
26.
(3) Your understanding of the aims and pur- poses of the organization at the time of your membership?	
26. To insure that you are not placed in a position which might impair your health, or which might be a hazard to you or to others, we need information about the following: Do you have, or have you had, heart disease, a nervous breakdown, epilepsy. tuberculosis, or diabetes?
x 	
If your answer is "Yes" concerning any one of these, Rue details in Itim 34.
27. Within the last five	years have you	been fred from any job for any	reason?		x 
28. Within the last five years have you quit a job after being notified that	you would be fired?	
If your answer to 27 or 28 shore is "Yes" que details in Item 34.
If your answer to 27 or 28 shore is "Yes" que details in Item 34. Show	the name and address (including ZIP Code) of employer.	X 
approximate date,	and reasons in each	case. This information should	agree with your answers in Item 18. EXPERIENCE.	
29. Have you ever been convicted of an offense against the law of forfeited
against the law? ( You may omit: (1) traffic violations for which you
mitted before your 21st birthday which was finally adjudicated in a	collateral, or are you now under charges for any offense
paid a fine of $30.00 or less; and (2) any offense com-
juvenile court or under a Youth Offender law.)		x 
30. While in the military service were you ever convicted by general court-martial?		x 
If your answer to 29 or 30 it "Yes" give
x 
If your answer to 29 or 30 it "Yes" give details in Item 30 Show for
und ( 5) action taken.	each offense: (1) date: (2) charge: (3) place: (4 ) court;		
31A. Does the United States Government	employ in a civilun capacity	of as a member of the Armed Forces any	relative of yours		x 
(by blood of marriage)? (See Item 31 in the attached instruction sheet.)
B. Do you live with, or within the past	12 months have you lived	with any of these relatives who are employed	in a civilian		x 
capacity?
If your answer to A is "Yes" give	in frem 35 for such relaties:	(1) full name: (2) present address ( including	ZIP Code);
If your answer to A is "Yes" give	in frem 35 for such relaties:	(1) full name: (2) present address ( including	ZIP Code);
(3) relationship: (4) department,	agency, or branch of the Armed	Forces. If your answer to B is " Yes" also	give the kind of	
appointment held	by the relatief if you love with or bisve lived with	within the past 12 months.
32. Do you receive or have you applied for retirement pay, pension, or	other compensation based upon military of Federal civilun
service?
If your answer is "Yes" Rice devils in tiem 2.	X 	
33. Are you an official or employee of any State, territory, county, or
If "Yes" que type of positive or name of ofice, and location, In Item	munsipolity?
Are you an official or employee of any State, territory, county, or
If "Yes" que type of positive or name of ofice, and location, In Item	munsipolity?
34. Include whether dated or oppointed. DB	Coopet-7190
	x 

to.wg sdfsrdpdnddrdEesom .lotnra)doed2oye9ddddddddddddd:
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DB Cooper-7191
Announcement No.
Statement No. 
Name
Refer for medual actio

Material	Entered Register:
 Appor.	 Submitted
 Nonappor,	 Recursed

ed
Nocacons: -
Toria Reviewed: Form Approves

Oprin	Grak	farned ROCHE	Protestent	Aug. Ratmg
5 Points ( Tent )
10 Points Comp. Dis.
Other
 10
Submitted
 Nonappor,	 Recursed

ed
Nocacons: -
Toria Reviewed: Form Approves

Oprin	Grak	farned ROCHE	Protestent	Aug. Ratmg
5 Points ( Tent )
10 Points Comp. Dis.
Other
 10 Points
 Disal.
Being LAvesti-
Based

Initials and Date

te 
Disapproved ( resion ):
THIS SPACE FOR USE OF APPOINTING OFFICER ONLY 5.fr 10 Pr Comp.
and Date

te 
Disapproved ( resion ):
THIS SPACE FOR USE OF APPOINTING OFFICER ONLY 5.fr 10 Pr Comp. Disas. 10.Pr. Other
Preference has been verified through proof that the separation was vouse homerable conditions, and other proof as required.
Signature and Take
....
Agerky
Date 
Ad.cal action Approved by
DO NOT WRITE IN THIS BLOCK-FOR USE OF EXAMINING OFFICE ONL

and belief,
are true,
I CERTIFY	A
work,
an	( or position)
If more	32 14G 26	2	Ikea No	-30: Some
complete, and correct to the best of my knowledge
and are made in good fixh.
that all of the statements made in this Statement
CERTIFICATION	including a check of your fingerprints, police records,
reviewing your Statement and is subject to Investigation.
false answer to any question in this Statement may
annuity when you reach retirement age in addition
and may be punishable by fine or Imprisonment
ATTENTION: READ THE
cal action Approved by
DO NOT WRITE IN THIS BLOCK-FOR USE OF EXAMINING OFFICE ONL

and belief,
are true,
I CERTIFY	A
work,
an	( or position)
If more	32 14G 26	2	Ikea No	-30: Some
complete, and correct to the best of my knowledge
and are made in good fixh.
that all of the statements made in this Statement
CERTIFICATION	including a check of your fingerprints, police records,
reviewing your Statement and is subject to Investigation.
false answer to any question in this Statement may
annuity when you reach retirement age in addition
and may be punishable by fine or Imprisonment
ATTENTION: READ THE FOLLOWING	space is required, use full sheets of paper approximately
cicie. Accach all sheets to this Seacement at the top	Discription of work cont.	for decided answers. Indaace fam n waters of which
of Page
the	answers
Indaace fam n waters of which
of Page
the	answers
DATE SIGNED
Dec. 17, 1970	PARAGRAPH CAREFULLY BEFORE SIGNING THIS
(U.S. Code, Title 18, Sec. 1001). All statements are
and former employers. All the information you give
be grounds for not employing you, or for dismissing
to the penalties described above.
A false answer to Items 25 A or B could deprive	same size as this page. Write on EACH sheet your
3.	apper.
name, birth
b7C Per BOC b6 Per BOC	subject
will
you	date, and examination
STATEMENT
you of your right to
be considered in
to Investigation,
after you beg'n	b6 Per
date, and examination
STATEMENT
you of your right to
be considered in
to Investigation,
after you beg'n	b6 Per BOC

fhegFnnog3rlhutomcrrOEsvlinvt
ano'knrcnaoeNINt7OC
2
Standard Form $6 AUGUST 1964 U.S. CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION (F).M. CHAPTER 73C) K-
CURITY INVESTIGATION DATA FOR SENSITIVE POSITION
CASE SERIAL NO. (CSC use only)
INSTRUCTIONS -- Prepare in triplicate, using a typewriter. Fill in allitems. If the answer is "No" or "None." so state. If more space is needed for any item, continue under item 28

1. FULL NAME	(LAST NAME) (FIRST NAME ( MIDDLE NAME)
(Initiale and
abridgements of full name are not acceptable. Il no middle	OTHER NAMES USED. (Maiden name, names by former marriages, former names changed legally or otherwise, aliases, nicknames, etc. Specify which, and show dates used )
name, show
"(NMNY; if
initiale only.
If more space is needed for any item, continue under item 28

1. FULL NAME	(LAST NAME) (FIRST NAME ( MIDDLE NAME)
(Initiale and
abridgements of full name are not acceptable. Il no middle	OTHER NAMES USED. (Maiden name, names by former marriages, former names changed legally or otherwise, aliases, nicknames, etc. Specify which, and show dates used )
name, show
"(NMNY; if
initiale only.
show "(no given
or middle namey'

y'
2. DATE OF BIRTH
b6 Per BOC
3 PLACE OF BIRTH b7C Per BOC
A MALE FEMAL

$ HEIGHT	WEIGHT	COLOR EYES	COLOR HAIR
70"	200	B1	Br

Br
b6 Per BOC
b7C Per BO

€. 

SINGLE
MARRIED	7. IF MARRIED, WIDOWED, OR DIVORCED, GIVE FULL NAME AND DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH OF SPOUSE OR FORMER SPOL WIFE'S MAIDEN NAME.
200	B1	Br

Br
b6 Per BOC
b7C Per BO

€. 

SINGLE
MARRIED	7. IF MARRIED, WIDOWED, OR DIVORCED, GIVE FULL NAME AND DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH OF SPOUSE OR FORMER SPOL WIFE'S MAIDEN NAME. GIVE DATE AND PLACE OF MARRIAGE OR DIVORCE.


WIDOW(ER)
DIVORCED

dLddRdED
& DATES AND PLACES OF RESIDENCE. (If actual places of residence differ from the mailing addresses, furnish and identify both Begin with present and co back to January 1. 1937. Continue under item 28 on other side if necessary.

FROM	TO	NUMBER AND STREET	CITY	STAYb6 Per BOC
11/01/70	Present
07/68	10/70
05/68	07/68
09/67	04/68
11/66	09/67
04/66	11/66	</
FROM	TO	NUMBER AND STREET	CITY	STAYb6 Per BOC
11/01/70	Present
07/68	10/70
05/68	07/68
09/67	04/68
11/66	09/67
04/66	11/66
04/65	04/66
03/65	04/65
01/64	03/65
11/63	01/64
11/60	11/63
10/60	11/60

6

9.	 BY BIRTH	 NATURALIZED	ALIEN REGISTRATION NO.
01/64
11/60	11/63
10/60	11/60

6

9.	 BY BIRTH	 NATURALIZED	ALIEN REGISTRATION NO.	DATE. PLACE. AND COURT
 U.S. CITIZEN	CERT. NO.	PETITION NO.

O. DERIVED-PARENTS CERT. NO(S). ALIEN
REGISTRATION NO.
NATIVE COUNTRY
DATE AND PORT OF ENTR

10. EDUCATION. (All schools above elementary.) NAME OF SCHOOL ADDRESS FROM (YOUD)	TO (Year)	DEGREES
b6 Per BOC

OC
11. THIS SPACE FOR FBI USE, (See also item 29.

12. SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER	b6 Per BOC
13. MILITARY SERVICE (Past or present)	b7C Per BOC

O

(If none, five grado or rating
SERIAL NO.
at separation)	(Army. Navy, Air Force, etc.)
BRANCH OF SERVICE	FROM (Yr.
MILITARY SERVICE (Past or present)	b7C Per BOC

O

(If none, five grado or rating
SERIAL NO.
at separation)	(Army. Navy, Air Force, etc.)
BRANCH OF SERVICE	FROM (Yr.)	TO (Yr.) b6 Per BOC
Marine Corps	1951	1970

OnnC.70
DB Cooper-712
14. HAVE YOU EVER BEEN DISCHARGED FROM anewer io "You." give detaile in iten
JEO FORCES UNDER OTHER THAN HONORABLE COND YES NO.
15. EMPLOYMENT. (Liet ALL employment dates starting with your present employment. Give both month and year for all dates. Show ALL dates and addresses when unemployed. Give name under which employed if different from name now used.

FROM 11/01/70	TO NAME OF EMPLOYER (Firm of agones) AND SUPERVISOR (Full name, it known)
Present	(Where employed)
ADDRESS	TYPE OF WORK Unemployed	REASON FOR LEAVING b6 Per BOC

7nnSdOC
IS.
AND SUPERVISOR (Full name, it known)
Present	(Where employed)
ADDRESS	TYPE OF WORK Unemployed	REASON FOR LEAVING b6 Per BOC

7nnSdOC
IS. HAVE YOU EVER BEEN DISCHARGED (FIRED) FROM EMPLOYMENT FOR ANY REASON? YES NO.
17. HAVE YOU EVER RESIGNED (QUIT) AFTER BEING INFORMED THAT YOUR EMPLOYER INTENDED YO DISCHARGE (FIRE) YOU FOR ANY REASON? YES NO. (If your answer to 16 or 17 above ie "You"' give details in item 23. Show the name and address of employer, approximate date, and ressons in each case. This information should afres with the statements made in item 15-EMPLOYMENT.)
18. HAVE YOU EVER BEEN ARRESTED. TAKEN INTO CUSTODY, HELD FOR INVESTIGATION OR QUESTIONING, OR CHARGED BY ANY LAW ENFORCEMENT AUTHORITY? (You may omit: (I) Tratio violations for which you paid a fine of $SO or less; and (2) anything that happened before your 18th birthday. All other incidents must be included, even though they were dismissed or you merely forfeited collateral.) YES NO.
All other incidents must be included, even though they were dismissed or you merely forfeited collateral.) YES NO.
IF YOUR ANSWER IS "YES." GIVE FULL DETAILS BELOW:
DATE
CHARGE
PLACE
LAW ENFORCEMENT AUTHORITY
ACTION TAKEN
TATONATURY AND TITLE OF AUTHORIZEIVAGENCY UFFICIALY
U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE : 19:4-O-755-147 #18-€
DE Cooper-/13
2
CASE SEFAL NO. (CSC use only)
1.
19. HAVE YOU EVER HAD A NERVOUS BREAKDOWN OR HAVE YOU EVER HAD MEDICAL TREATMENT FOR A MENTAL CONDITION? (If your answer is "Yes," fire details in item 28.) YES NO.
23. FOREIGN COUNTRIES VISITED (SINCE 1930). (Exclusive of military service.)
COUNTRY DATE LEFT U.S.A.
DATE RETURNED U.S.A.
PURPOSE
None
21. ARE YOU NOW. OR HAVE YOU EVER BEEN. A MEMBER OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY, U.S.A., OR ANY COMMUNIST OR FASCIST ORGANIZATION? OUYES NO.
22. ARE YOU NOW OR HAVE YOU EVER BEEN A MEMBER OF ANY FOREIGN OR DOMESTIC ORGANIZATION, ASSOCIATION. MOVEMENT, GROUP, OR COMBINATION OF PERSONS WHICH IS TOTALITARIAN, FASCIST.
ARE YOU NOW OR HAVE YOU EVER BEEN A MEMBER OF ANY FOREIGN OR DOMESTIC ORGANIZATION, ASSOCIATION. MOVEMENT, GROUP, OR COMBINATION OF PERSONS WHICH IS TOTALITARIAN, FASCIST. COMMUNIST, OR SUBVERSIVE OR WHICH HAS ADOPTED OR SHOWS. A POLICY OF ADVOCATING OR APPROVING THE COMMISSION OF ACTS OF FORCE OR VIOLENCE TO DENY OTHER PERSONS THEIR RIGHTS UNDER THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES, OR WHICH SEEXS TO ALTER THE FORM OF GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES BY UNCONSTITUTIONAL MEANS? YES NO.
23. IF YOUR ANSWER TO QUESTION 21 OR 22 ABOVE IS "YES." STATE THE NAMES OF ALL SUCH ORGANIZATIONS. ASSOCIATIONS. MOVEMENTS. GROUPS. OR COM. EINATIONS OF PERSONS AND DATES OF MEMBERSHIP. IN ITEM 28 OR ON A SEPARATE SHEET TO BE ATTACHED TO AND MADE A PART OF THIS FORM. GIVE COM. FLETE DETAILS OF YOUR ACTIVITIES THEREIN AND MAKE ANY EXPLANATION YOU DESIRE REGARDING YOUR MEMBERSHIP OR ACTIVITIES.
NAME IN FULL
ADDRESS
FROM TO
OFFICE HELD
24. MEMBERSHIP IN OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. (List all organisations in which you are now a member of have been a member, except those which show religious of political affiliations.
(List all organisations in which you are now a member of have been a member, except those which show religious of political affiliations.) (If none, so state.)
NAME IN FULL
ADDRESS
TYPE FROM TO
OFFICE HELD
b6 Per BOC
None
25. RELATIVES, (Parents, spouse, divorced spouse, children, brothere, and alatere, living or dead. Name of spouse should include maiden name and any other names by previous marriage. If person is dead, state "dead" after relationship and furnish information for other columns as of tim

of death.) RELATION	NAME IN FULL	YEAR OF BIRTH	ADDRESS	COUNTRY OF BIRTH	PPESENT CITIZENSHIP
Father
Mother
Wife
Daughter Daughter
Ex-Wife
Brother
Sister	<
If person is dead, state "dead" after relationship and furnish information for other columns as of tim

of death.) RELATION	NAME IN FULL	YEAR OF BIRTH	ADDRESS	COUNTRY OF BIRTH	PPESENT CITIZENSHIP
Father
Mother
Wife
Daughter Daughter
Ex-Wife
Brother
Sister

er
b6 Per BOC b7C Per BOC
DB Cooper-714
263 REFERENCES (Name three persons, not NAME IN FU!
's or employers, who are aware of your qualifica!" JE ADDRESS BUSINESS A
& fitness.)
. YEARS KNOWN
b6 Per BOC b7C Per BOC
5
b6 Per BOC
b7C Per BOC
NAMEIN CITY Mare Innere
260. CLOSE PERSONAL ASSOCIATES. (Name three persons, such as friends, schoolmates or colleagues, who know you well.
CLOSE PERSONAL ASSOCIATES. (Name three persons, such as friends, schoolmates or colleagues, who know you well. ) GAS MASK YEARS KNOILN
25 25 25
27. TO YOUR KNOWLEDGE. HAVE YOU EVER BEEN THE SUBJECT OF A FULL FIELD OR BACKGROUND PERSONAL INVESTIGATION BY ANY AGENCY OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENTZ EYES []NO. (If your answer is "Yes" show in item 28. (1) the name of the investigating agency (1) the approximate date of investigation, and (3) the level of security clearance granted. il known.) 
23. SPACE FOR CONTINUING ANSWERS TO OTHER QUESTIONS. (Show item numbere to which answere apply. Attach a separate sheet if there is not #27 Rat16Kal Agency Checks in 1952 & 1965 Final Secret Issued in 1966 #8 from to number and street city stand
b6 Per BOC
29 REPORT OF INFORMATION DEVELOPED. (This epace reserved for FBI use )
DATE:
Before signing this form check back over it to make sure you have answered all questions fully and correctly. CERTIFICATION.
I CERTIFY that the statements made by me on this form are true complete and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief, and are made
I CERTIFY that the statements made by me on this form are true complete and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief, and are made in good faith.
b6 Per BOC
False statement on this form
17 Dec, 1970
b7C Per BOC
Is punishable by Irw.
(DATE)
(SIGNATURE-SIEn original and urut carbon copy)
INFORMATION TO BE FURNISHED BY AGENCY
INSTRUCTIONS TO AGENCY: See Federal Personnel Manual Chapter 736 and FPM Supplement 296-31. Appendix A, for details on when this form is required and how it is used. If this is a request for investigation before appointment, insert "APPL" in the space for Date of Appointment and show information about the proposed appointment in the other spaces for appointment data. The original and the first carbon copy should be signed by the applicant or appointed. Submit the original and the unsigned carbon copy of the form, Standard Form 87 (Fingerprint Chart), and any investigative information about the person received on voucher forms or otherwise, to the United States Civil Service Commission, Bureau of Personnel Investigations, Washington, D.
(Fingerprint Chart), and any investigative information about the person received on voucher forms or otherwise, to the United States Civil Service Commission, Bureau of Personnel Investigations, Washington, D.C .. 20415. If this is a request for full feld security investigation, submit these forms to the attention of the Division of Reimbursable In- vestigations; if this is'a request for preappointment national agency checks, submit these forms to the attention of the Control Section. RETAIN THE CARBON COPY OF STANDARD FORM &S (SIGNED BY THE APPLICANT OR APPOINTEE) FOR YOUR FILE

DATE OF APPOINTMENT	TYPE OF APPOINTMENT	CIVIL SERVICE REGULATION NUMDER OR OTHER APPOINTMENT AUTHORITY	TITLE OF POSITION AND GRADE OR SALARY
Applicant	

EXCEPTED
COMPETITIVE (Include indeAnite and tom. porary types of competitive appointments.)	S.F. Reg. USCSC ler dated 11/23/70	Customs Security Officer GS-4

NdEnd-4
DEPARTMENT OR AGENCY
Bureau of Customs
DUTY STATION
Portland,
R.
2
THIS DE PHPAJOUT AV-per ourmissioner (Personnel)
SEND RESULTS OF PREAPPOINTMENT CHECK TO.
Security Officer GS-4

NdEnd-4
DEPARTMENT OR AGENCY
Bureau of Customs
DUTY STATION
Portland,
R.
2
THIS DE PHPAJOUT AV-per ourmissioner (Personnel)
SEND RESULTS OF PREAPPOINTMENT CHECK TO.
Bureau of Customs
Office of Security :
2100 K Street N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20226
b6 Per BOC
b7C Per BOC
( SIGNATURE AND TITLE OF AUTHORIZED (GENCY OFFICIAL)
US GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE . 12:4+O-755-147 #18-€
DB Cooper-715
#8
From to
number and street
city
b6 Per BOC state
#6
b6 Per BOC
DB Cooper-716
FOR UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT USE ONLY UNITED STATES CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION BUREAU OF PERSONNEL INVESTIGATIONS WASHINGTON, D. C. 20415 REPORT OF NATIONAL AGENCY CHEC

NAME	DATE OF REPORT February 11, 1971	b6 Per BOC b7C Per BOC
DATE OF BIRTH
POSITION	PLACE OF BIRTH	b6 Per BOC

OOTH
AGENCY
Treasury (Bureau of Customs), Washington, D.C.
CSC SERIAL NO.
b7E Per BOC
A National Agency Check has been conducted in this case and the results are indicated below. Information in this material has been obtained under a pledge of confidence.
b7E Per BOC
A National Agency Check has been conducted in this case and the results are indicated below. Information in this material has been obtained under a pledge of confidence. The sources of information must not
be disclosed to the person investigated. The information must not be discussed with him in a manner which would reflect or permit him to deduce the source of the information. However, these restrictions do not apply to (1) infor- mation of public record, and (2) information from Federal personnel records which could be obtained on request by the employee. Neither do these restrictions prohibit your disclosing the sources of the information if it is obtained independently by your agency, such as by interviewing the employee, by contacting other sources, or by obtaining permission from sources named in the Commission's reports to use the information and to identify the source. Infor- mation from law enforcement records, including place of arrest and conviction, may be used provided the law enforce- ment office is not specifically named as the source.
This material is the property of the United States Civil Service Commission.
place of arrest and conviction, may be used provided the law enforce- ment office is not specifically named as the source.
This material is the property of the United States Civil Service Commission. Its transfer to another agency is not permitted without prior consent of the Commission. The material must be safeguarded in a manner to prohibit its unauthorized disclosure. Access is to be limited to those persons whose official duties require it. x FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION No Criminal Record Unclassifiable fingerprints returned to agency on When new fingerprints are received they will be processed. Fingerprint Chart not submitted for searching 3 FBI Reports Attached No Investigation Conducted by FBI Pertinent to Your Inquiry No Derogatory Data Form 1-4 attached
X UNITED STATES CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION INVESTIGATIVE FILES No Record Nothing Derogatory CSC Report(s) Attached X
HOUSE COMMITTEE ON INTERNAL SECURITY No Record Record Attached X
DEFENSE CENTRAL INDEX OF INVESTIGATIONS (
Nothing Derogatory CSC Report(s) Attached X
HOUSE COMMITTEE ON INTERNAL SECURITY No Record Record Attached X
DEFENSE CENTRAL INDEX OF INVESTIGATIONS (Includes Anny Investigative Recorde Repository, Naval Investigative Service Hq/ONI, and Office of Special Investigations, Ale Force) No Record Nothing Derogatory OFFICE OF COAST GUARD INTELLIGENCE No Record Nothing Derogatory
REMARKS:
Attempt Pending at Beaufort, South Carolina to review divorce and credit records.
b6 Per BOC
Reported by
(CASE CONTROL AND REVIEW OFFICER)
FOR UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT USE ONLY
b7C Per BOC DB Cooper-7197
UCSC-WASHINGTON, D. C.
IN 32A
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Form No. 1 THIS CASE ORIGINATCO AT BUREAU
FILE NO.
116-3976

REPORT MADE AT	DATE WHEN .	PERIOD FOR WHICH MADE	REPORT MADE DY
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON	SEP ZA 1956	9/13,24/52	$S'

S

YILK	CHARACTER OF CASE	b6
b7C
AEA
MADE DY
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON	SEP ZA 1956	9/13,24/52	$S'

S

YILK	CHARACTER OF CASE	b6
b7C
AEA A

A
SYNOPSIS OF FACTS:
REFERENCE: Bulot to Seattle dated 9/5/51.
DETAILS:
AT CAMAS, WASHINGTON
BIRTH DATA
The records of the
List the applicant's ,b6
b7C
EMPLOYMENT
available records showing
of the J.C. Penney Store, ando b6 b7C
advised that ho would not hesitate to recommend the applicant as being a loyal citicon and one who is honest. He adviced, however, that whilo exployod
thoro was only and although he was not lazy, he was in- different to working cifcatively and accomplished such a Little amount of work that ho discharged advised that the appli- cant's family have a good moputation and he is certain that all momboro of the family are loyal citizens

COMOS MITbei " recommendations nor concluclose of the FBI. It is the property of the FEL, and le Jooned to your asscey: it snd its contents are not to be distributed out- L'de TOOT Accacy.
a Little amount of work that ho discharged advised that the appli- cant's family have a good moputation and he is certain that all momboro of the family are loyal citizens

COMOS MITbei " recommendations nor concluclose of the FBI. It is the property of the FEL, and le Jooned to your asscey: it snd its contents are not to be distributed out- L'de TOOT Accacy. Tab fs La iscrwas to your request for a Sock of PM Ma
DB Cooper-7198

8
SE 116-33763
adviced
that
b6 b7c
Sho hns know the applicant and his fixly about two years and stated she would recommend any of them as loyal citizens and persons of roce character and reputations. She advised that records por- ' Spining to cho applicant's carpiomont are not now accessible, but that frea about Cetober, 1950 until January, 1952, the applicant worked each morning as a holpor for about His work was satisfactory and he ins terwinated only because It was necessary to obtain an employee en a full tino basis.
RYFARMICES ------- b6
had known the applicant as a would rocomeand the applicant on the basis of loyalty, character, ropita- tion and associatoo.
RYFARMICES ------- b6
had known the applicant as a would rocomeand the applicant on the basis of loyalty, character, ropita- tion and associatoo.
advicel he stated ho
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alco advised that the other two woferences. are procontly of the applicant. . Accordingly, neither of
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advicea b6 'they are well acquainted with the applicant and all members of his family end steted the applicant ami hic family have a good reputation in that neighborhood and are bolioved to bo loyal Atoricon citizens: .
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` AT VANCOUVER AND GARAGE MAARTENCION
There is no record of the applicant in the files of the following law enforcement agencies in the state of Washington:
Vancouver Police Doperinont Corso Polico Doperiment Clark County Sheriff's Office
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
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Form No. 1 THIS CASC ORIGINATED AY
FILE NO.
REPORT MADE AT
Butto, Ventana
DATE WHEN MADE
PERIOD FOR WHICH MADE
9/20/51
PORADY MADHAY
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REPORT MADE AT
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DATE WHEN MADE
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SYNOPSIS OF FACTS: Roferonco: Duroau lottor to Soattlo, Soptomber 5, 1951.
Dotails: AT POCATELLO, IMARIO
born
The Kasino Comme personnel filo of the applicant reflect he was Applicant cnlistod in b6 b7C
tho Inrino Corps aux was stationed at the Narino Corpo Recruiting Popot at San Diego, California, until his prosent assimment at the Marine Corps Ferracks at the Haval Ordnance Plant in Pocatello, Idaho, in Thoro is no dorogatory information contained in the filo of the applicant, and ho now holds tho rank of
U. S. Marino Corps, have known the applicant since his assignment there and commented favorably regarding the applicant's charactor,' loyalty, and accociatos. Captain WeCAN" statod although the applicant has only boon 'stationod thero sinco Juno, ho has been more then adequate in the porformanco of his dutios.
Captain WeCAN" statod although the applicant has only boon 'stationod thero sinco Juno, ho has been more then adequate in the porformanco of his dutios.
No record of the applicant at tho Pooatollo, Idaho, Polico Dopartsont or tho Bonnook County Sheriff's Office.
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Form.No. 1
THIS CASE ORIGINATED AT TURAAU
FILC NO.
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REPORT MADX AY	DATE WHEN MADE	PERIOD FOR WHICH MADE	REPORT MADE BY 1
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REFERENCE: Bureau lotter' Gatod September. S, 1951.
DETAILS: AT HASHINGTON, D. C. :
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SE sovised there is no record for the applicant in the files of the Office of Naval Intolligenco:
SE savloco that the Marine Corps Fridatad Records reflect the assticaatia birth as being The applicunt onlisted as a Private, United States Merino Corta, at Portland, Crogon, ou 16. of June 22, 1991, ho ves on activo duty us U. S. Marino Corps. fis record' contains no efficiency ratings 'ana, no derogatory information.
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POSITION
AGENCY Treasury (Bur.
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ADDRESS
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POSITION
AGENCY Treasury (Bur. Customs) b6 Per BOC
TYPE OF CASE Full Field
CSC CASE SERIAL NO.
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PLACE(S) OF INVESTIGATION Santa Ana and Laguna Niguel, California
PLACE(S) OF RECORD SEARCH
DATE(S) OF INVESTIGATION January 28,29, February 1,2, 1971
NAME OF INVESTIGATOR
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Information in this report has been obtained under a pledge of confidence. The sources of information must not be disclosed to the person investigated. The information must not be discussed with him in a manner which would reveal or permit him to deduce its source. However, these restrictions do not apply to (1) information of public record, and (2) information from Federal personnel records which could be obtained on request by the employee. Information from law enforcement records, including place of arrest and conviction, may be used pro- vided the law enforcement office is not specifically named as the source.
This report is the property of the United States Civil Service Commission and may be recalled at any time.
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The testimony of all witnesses is given in substance unless indicated by quotation marks.
. SYNOPSIS
Period Covered: Approximately 1957 or 1958 to October of 1970 (without a record verification).', No derogatory information was developed. Local law- enforcement services showed no criminal record. Date and place of birth were not corroborated.
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SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA
Employment
United States Marineb6 Per BOC b7C Per BOC
Corps, EL TORO AIR STATION.
to another acency without prior approval of the Commission, and It may te rocafied et any time
SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA
Employment
United States Marineb6 Per BOC b7C Per BOC
Corps, EL TORO AIR STATION.
· I know as a fellow sargeant on this base in Air Traffic Control for about two years prior to his retirement in October of 1970.
He came aboard in mid 1968 from an overseas assignment. We become rather friendly although not intimate. We worked together and fished together. I know that he was married for the second time but know of nothing which would reflect upon him as far as his marriages are concerned. His morals, character and habits appeared to be very good. He will take a rare beer or two but did not use intoxicants excessively or habitually. He was certainly a mature and stable individual and enjoyed excellent health.
I know nothing of his organizational affiliations. He is in my opinion a loyal American. I would have absolutely no hesitation in recommending him for a position which might be considered critical from the standpoint of our national security.
. He was 8 in charge at this station for six or b6 Per BOC eight months when we were without a commissioned officer.
He was 8 in charge at this station for six or b6 Per BOC eight months when we were without a commissioned officer. He handled this job very well, and had no problems other than the "routine" problems that and it's personnel. I would recommend him for any position with the Federal Government that he is qualified to fill. I feel that he would resct properly under stress as he always has here.
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LIEUTENANT
El Toro Marine Air Stationb7C Per BOC
I met a sargeant in the United States Marine Corps in b6 Per BOC
1960 I knew him for the next three yb7C Per BOC in Hawaii at another Marine Corps Air Station. He then went to the cast coast and I again met him in the fall of 1966 in Vietnam where we were associated for several months. After Vietnam I had no contact with him until he came aboard this station in mid 1968. I know him from that time until he retired in October of 1970.
We did not have any great social contact but I did know his first wife as well as his current wife. He was divorced because he had a wife that kept him in constant debt.
We did not have any great social contact but I did know his first wife as well as his current wife. He was divorced because he had a wife that kept him in constant debt. She was a most "miserable" person and he is much better off without her and with his current wife, would say lb6 Per BOC morals, character and habits are very good. He does not use intoxicarb7C Per BOC excessively or habitually. I have never known him to be in any trouble with the law and in recent years certainly no financial difficulty.
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He is mature, emotionally stable and in good physical health. ' To my knowledge he belongs to no organizations.
He is a loyal American. I have absolutely no hesitation in recommending him for a position which could be considered critical from a
I have absolutely no hesitation in recommending him for a position which could be considered critical from a standpoint of our national security.
I found to be a real asset on my staff. He was an excellent and also an excellent ground control approach man. Ho was calm, cool and possessed sound judgment. He is highly dependable and I could trust him with any assignment. He was responsitb6 Per BOC many times beyond that of our other .He wasb7C Per BOC also our customs officer and had again responsibilities that are not given to all of our I believe him to be a most capable individual and with the proper training should be a credit to the federal agency employing him. I recommend him highly.
Master Sargeant and Tower Chief, United States Marine Corps, El Toro Air Station (Reference). .. b6 Per BOC
b7C Per BOC I met in the late 1950's in South Carolina at & Marine Corps Station. I have known him as a fellow Marine since that time. ' b6 Per BOC We did not always serve together, however we have spent several years together
I have had no contact with him since he left the Corps.
' b6 Per BOC We did not always serve together, however we have spent several years together
I have had no contact with him since he left the Corps.
His morals, character and habits are of the highest caliber. He will take a social drink but does not drink excessively nor habitually. He is one of those rare individuals who does not seem to care whether or not he has one. He is a very mature and stable person and enjoy's excellent health.
I know nothing of any organizational affiliations. I believe him to be a completely loyal American. ' I recommend him without hesitation for a position that could be considered critical from the security standpoint.
has always done his job well within the Corps. He has faced many problems
decisions. He has been and to my knowledge has always made the proper
and while his solutions to problems in the tower and with personnel might not be mine, I can say he always came up with a workable solution. b6 Per BOC b7C Per BOC
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I feel he would be an asset to the as he is awarob6 Per BOC pilot problems, he knows aircraft and their limitations. I would therefore recommend him highly.
Retired USMC, 3021 Willits, Santa Ana, California. b6 Per BOC
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I have known for at least three years. We served together in the United States Marine Corps.
I really got to know him in 1966 or 1967 at where he wb6 Per BOC an and ground control approach officer. I met him again'and knew him rather well at I was a flight engineer and certainly knew how he operated in the tower ond on the ground.
As a person I would have absolutely no question of his morals, character or habits. He did not use intoxicants to my knowledge and was never in any ", sort of trouble.
As a person I would have absolutely no question of his morals, character or habits. He did not use intoxicants to my knowledge and was never in any ", sort of trouble. He was certainly mature, stable and enjoyed excellent health.
I knew nothing of his organizational affiliations. I would believe him to be a completely loyal American. I would recommend him without hesitation for a position involving the security of our nation ..
In his career in the United States Marine Corps he had done many things. He was a customs officer for some period. of time and was responsible for the checking of thousands of Mfsrines, Navy personnel and so forth as they came in from overseas. He related to them all very well.
I feel also that he was a man who is of sound judgment, can size up 8 situation and make a proer decision. I say this because he had to do so many times in the tower and even more so when he was directing aircraft in a ground control approach. I would feel that I was in good hands if he were in charge of the plane on which I was riding as I had no qualms about flying in on his directions.
I would feel that I was in good hands if he were in charge of the plane on which I was riding as I had no qualms about flying in on his directions.
I recommend him highly for a position with our Customs Department, as a and also for any Federal position for which he is qualifi b6 Per BOC
Residence
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I knew all the time he lived in the military housing next door.
He was a sargeant in the United States Marine Corps and lived at with his wife. They had a new baby born to them after they had been here
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for some period of time. He came here from overseas'in the summer of 1968 and he retired after twenty years of service, I believe, in October of 1970.
. His morals, character and habits were certainly very good.
He came here from overseas'in the summer of 1968 and he retired after twenty years of service, I believe, in October of 1970.
. His morals, character and habits were certainly very good. To my knowledge he did not drink and was never in any sort of trouble. He was certainly mature and stable.
I knew nothing of any organizationsl'affiliations. He is in my opinion a loyal American and I would recommend him for a position involving the security of our country.
I know little of his qualifications for a job with the Federal Government but he was in Air Traffic Control hore and as far as I am concerned was a calm, quiet and solid sort of person. I would recommend him for any Federal position for which he is trained or qualified.
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I moved in here in December of 1968. At that time were residing at
He was a Marine as are all the tenants of this project. He retired in. October of 1970 after twenty years and left the area. We were not close friends but we were neighborly. I would say his morals, character and habits were very good. He was a very good husband and father.
I would say his morals, character and habits were very good. He was a very good husband and father.
To my knowledge he did not drink. I have never known of him to be in any trouble, financially or with the law. He was certainly mature, stable and appeared to enjoy excellent health. I know nothing of his organizational affiliations and the only associates I would know of course were fellow Marines. He is in my opinion a loyal American. I would recommend him for a position considered critical from the standpoint of our national security.
He was a clam, quiet man. He never seemed to be rattled or "up tight". I believe he would be a good employee of the United States Government and I am sure if he qualified for the job I would recommend him highly.
Law-Enforcement Searches
ORANGE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE, having jurisdiction over that portion of Santa Ana and the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. Information furnished by Records Clerk.
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No record.
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Searches
ORANGE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE, having jurisdiction over that portion of Santa Ana and the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. Information furnished by Records Clerk.
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No record.
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LAGUNA NIGUEL, CALIFORNIA
Miscellaneous
Lieutenant Colonel Retired, USMC,
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(Reference) .
I believe I first came in contact with at the U.S. Marineb6 Per BOC Air Station in Japan in early 1965. I was Operations Officer and he b7C Per BOC
During our tour of duty in Japan I played some golf with him but had no social contact as ho However after hib6 Per BOC return to the United States in 1968 and my subsequent retirement we did have social contact and still played golf together until he left the area for the state of Washington at the end of last year.
hib6 Per BOC return to the United States in 1968 and my subsequent retirement we did have social contact and still played golf together until he left the area for the state of Washington at the end of last year. is an excellent man. His morals, character and habits are above b6 Per BOC reproach. He will take a social beer or so but does not drink to excels. b7C Per BOC He is very mature and stable. To my knowledge he has never had any trouble financially or with the law .. He is certainly one who appears to enjoy excellent physical health.
I know nothing of his organizational affiliations. He is a loyal American beyond a doubt. I would recommend him for a position involving the security of our nation without the slightest hesitation.
He certainly had access to much information in the Marine Corps particularly when he was a tower chief and their controller.
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As he had many and varied responsibilities. HO had been in charge of one of our towers, had been assistant to the Operations Officer at El Toro and in Japan. He had been a Customs Officer at El Toro and responsible for the checking of thousands of persons who went through that base as a port of entry.
He had been a Customs Officer at El Toro and responsible for the checking of thousands of persons who went through that base as a port of entry. It is true that most of the men were military personnel but on occasion it was also civilian employees and at times regular carriers had to put down there because El Toro was theonly landing field open to them. Ho has always performed well.
He gets along well with all sorts of people. He handles people well, military and civilian.
I feel he is a man who has demonstrated and ability to do a job well, make decisions properly and to my knowledge has never failed to react promptly in an emergency or critical situation. I would have no question about him "riding shotgun" on any plone I was in. I recommend him highly for any.' position with the Federal Government for which he is qualified.
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NAME
ADDRESS
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DATE OF BIRTH
PLACE OF BIRTH
POSITION
AGENCY Treasury Department
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TYPE OF CASE Full Field
CSC CASE SERIAL NO.
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PLACE(S) OF INVESTIGATION
PLACE(S) OF RECORD SEARCH
DATE(S) OF INVESTIGATION January 20, 21, 26, 1971
NAME OF INVESTIGATOR
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Information in this report has been obtained under a pledge of confidence. The sources of information must not be disclosed to the person investigated. The information must not be discussed with him in a manner which would reveal or permit him to deduce its.source. However, these restrictions do not apply to (1) information of public record, and (2) information from Federal personnel records which could be obtained on request by the employee. Information from law enforcement records, including place of arrest and conviction, may be used pro- vided the law enforcement office is not specifically named as the source.
Information from law enforcement records, including place of arrest and conviction, may be used pro- vided the law enforcement office is not specifically named as the source.
This report is the property of the United States Civil Service Commission and may be recalled at any time. Transfer of this report to another agency is not permitted without prior consent of the Commission. The report and its contents must be safeguarded in a manner to prohibit unauthorized disclosure. Access is to be limited to those persons whose official duties require it.
The testimony of all witnesses is given in substance unless indicated by quotation marks.
SYNOPSIS
Period covered: November 1970 to the present. No derogatory information was noted. Local police files show no record. Date and place of birth were not corroborated
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Residence
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I have known the family for approximately five or six years from 1965 to the present .. This was parents who moved here at
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This was parents who moved here at
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that time. himself was a career military man serving in b6 Per BOC the Marines up until November of 1970 and he returned to this area onb7C Per BOC occasionally. Since November of 1970, he has lived with his parents and has been trying to find employment, however, because of the general economic conditions and lack of work in the area, he has not obtained a permanent Job or has not done any temporary work to my knowledge. impresses me as being a person who is sincerely interested in otheb6 Per BOC people. I am an older woman and because he was not working, helpb79 me put up my Christmas lights on the outside of the house. Hc has also offered to help me do other things if I needed him and he seems to be very willing to be of assistance.
Hc has also offered to help me do other things if I needed him and he seems to be very willing to be of assistance. He seems to be a rather easy-going person who is mature and emotionally stable. I have never seen him use any alcoholic beverages. He does not seem to be the type of individual who would need any personality supplements in the way of drugs, narcotics, or LSD. I believe that he would be decisive in a critical or stress situation and be able to handle any emergency that arose. I think his Judgment is sound and he is mature enough to make logical independent conclusions to any problem that arose. However, I have had no close association with him because of his extended military service and up until November of 1970, had only seen him casually. As I understand it, he has progressed in responsible positions in the military but any know- ledge I have of this is by secondhand information and would only be hearsay.
My general impression of is that he would deal effectivelyb6 Per BOC with people on all levels.
he has progressed in responsible positions in the military but any know- ledge I have of this is by secondhand information and would only be hearsay.
My general impression of is that he would deal effectivelyb6 Per BOC with people on all levels. He has had military service so I am sure 1b7C Per BOC he would be able to use regulations connected with any job he was assigned to, be able to follow instructions and to interpret them correctly. When I have talked to him out in the yard and when he has come over to my house to offer his help, he has always presented his viewpoints clearly and concisely.
It is my understanding that he has applied for a sensitive position with the Government. I feel that knowing specific examples of his experience, resourcefulness, good judgment, and ability to use tact and discretion in whatever his job was in could not be known by me because of my limited knowledge about him. However, generally he impresses me as being a very fine person, quite levelheaded and somewhat of a fine American citizen because of bis military background. On this basis only would I recommend him for a position within our Federal Government in a very sensitive and critical area.
On this basis only would I recommend him for a position within our Federal Government in a very sensitive and critical area.
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I have known from approximately November of 1970 to the present. His parents live across the street from me and one house north of us. My association with him has been very casual. as he is known
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to me and everyone else in the neighborhood has visited his family two or three times in the last five or six years. He visited them only this often because he is a Marine who I understand has retired from the military service and now wants to begin a new career. My association with him has been as a casual neighbor and I talk to him when ever I see him.
he is a Marine who I understand has retired from the military service and now wants to begin a new career. My association with him has been as a casual neighbor and I talk to him when ever I see him. He asked me one time if I could put points in his stationwagon but I recommended that he go to a garage.
I do is a friendly person to talk to and he seems mature. Because of hb6 Per BOC experience as a Marine, I am sure that he has had to adjust to many b7C Per BOC situations of which I am not aware. However, because he gives me a sense of well being and confidence in his ability to handle emergency and stress situations without becoming emotionally upset, I would trust his judgment. To my knowledge, he gets along well with everyone he comes into contact with although my contact has been very limited and casual. I know of nothing unfavorable regarding his personal habits, attitudes, regarding our culture or Government. I have no reason to question his loyalty at all to our Government. However, because my knowledge of him has been so casual, I have not really been a close personal confident of not feel that I can offer any specific information or recommendation on his
However, because my knowledge of him has been so casual, I have not really been a close personal confident of not feel that I can offer any specific information or recommendation on his ability to handle emergency situations or his ability to progress in his job situation. I have also never had an opportunity to test his judgment, tact, or discretion. I do not feel. that I could comment on his ability to write or give reports. I could recommend him on a general basis for a sensitive situation within our Government because he has done nothing of an unfavorable nature nor did he have any undesirable habits to my ·knowledge.
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I know the
family who live next door to me. However, I do notb6 Per BOC because he has been away in the military and jb7C Per BOC recently retired. I have seen him a couple of times since his retirement at the end of 1970 to the present but I have not said anything to him nor have I had any contact at all on any level with him.
The family seems to be a very stable one and the children, as wellb6 Per BOC his brother and sister, seem to be responsible people as I have never b7C Per BOC anything unfavorable regarding their
The family seems to be a very stable one and the children, as wellb6 Per BOC his brother and sister, seem to be responsible people as I have never b7C Per BOC anything unfavorable regarding their conduct, attitudes, or behavior. However, because my knowledge is so casual of him, I know of nothing at all about his personal habits or attitudes, I do not feel qualified to recommend him for any position.
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I have known since we were in high school together, to the present time. and I have also been close friends over the intervening years which stretch from about 1949 to the present. My contact has bb6 Per BOC b7C Per BOC
limited with because he has spent the time since he left high sches, before he graduated, up until November of 1970 in the military service as 8 Marine.
has bb6 Per BOC b7C Per BOC
limited with because he has spent the time since he left high sches, before he graduated, up until November of 1970 in the military service as 8 Marine. In the intervening years since he left high school, my only contact with him.has been #when he has been on leave and able to come home. Since his retirement from the military service, I have seen him on several social occasions. "I have met his wife, which is a nickname we gave her. I do not know her real first name. They have one small daughter.
' b6 Per BOC has been trying in the last two or three months to find employmenb7C Per BOC He likes this area but because of the economic conditions of our area, he has not been able to find a job and I know that he has told me he has applied for many jobs around the local area. The only job that has opened up for him is one offered to him by the Treasury Department. He spends a lot of his free time fishing but he has a lot of interests and seems to be well rounded and able to converse with people on many subjects. In a social group, he relates very well and is able to put his point across effectively without antagonizing people.
In a social group, he relates very well and is able to put his point across effectively without antagonizing people. He certainly is low key in his approach to subjects with tact and discretion.
I have never seen him under pressure or stress but he gives the impression of being quite capable of handling an emergency if it would arise. I trust his judgement and think that he is a logical person who develops facts objectively. He seems to be more of a practical nature than of an idealistic one. I also think that he knows what regulations are and because of his long service in the Marine Corps is able to interpret and correctly apply these instructions correctly. I am sure that whatever was required of he would be able to' do. His whole family is a fb6 Per BOC family and they have taught the children to be responsible people. is very stable in his emotional makeup and is in excellent physical health. From my knowledge of although it has been sporadic in contact over the past twenty years, I consider him definitely a loyal, citizen and someone I would recommend highly for any
From my knowledge of although it has been sporadic in contact over the past twenty years, I consider him definitely a loyal, citizen and someone I would recommend highly for any position of trust or responsibility for which he had applied and was accepted.
b6 Per BOC b7C Per BOC
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and I were high school classmates. I have known him since 1949 or 1950 to the present time. However, because he has spent his past b6 Per BOC b7C Per BOC
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twenty years in the military service, my contact with him has been very limited. We both attended family lives heb6 Per BOC in town and has during that period of time. When retired from theb7C Per BOC
military in approximately November of 1970, he came back to and has been living with his family since that time.
When retired from theb7C Per BOC
military in approximately November of 1970, he came back to and has been living with his family since that time. I have met his wife, and they have one child. He was divorced
several years ago from his first wife but I do not know the reason why. However, it is my opinion that there was nothing of an unfavorable nature regarding conduct in this matter and that they were just not compatible.
although he has tried to get some work to help support himself amb6 Per BOC his family, has not been successful because of the present economic b7C Per BOC conditions of our area as well as the lack of jobs at this time.
My husband and I have seen him on two or three social occasions since he has retired and of course, he seems more mature than he did when he was in high school. He is entertaining in telling about his past military experiences and he seems to have progressed to more responsible positions throughout his military career. However, because I have never seen him in a group of strangers, I do not know how he would relate to people he does not know.
However, because I have never seen him in a group of strangers, I do not know how he would relate to people he does not know. He is easygoing and never seems to let things bother him. I am sure that he is under some pressure to get a job and help support his family but it does not appear to make him upset to the point of being emotionally unstable. I have never seen him under emergency conditions but he seems to have the general characteristics of being able to handle any situation that arose. I do not have any specific examples to comment regarding his qualifications to occupy a sensitive position in a critical arca because my contact with him has not been very extensive in the last twenty years." I do not feel qualified to comment on his capabilities for a real critical position that requires handling emergency situations.
I feel that he is a loyal American citizen because he spent twenty years in our military service. He has never-spoken or espoused any controversial or radical causes to my knowledge. Generally, as to his personal character and conduct to my knowledge of it, I would recommend him for any
Generally, as to his personal character and conduct to my knowledge of it, I would recommend him for any position he applied for including one within our Federal employment structure.
b6 Per BOC b7C Per BOC
I have known and his family for about twenty to twenty-five years. I took his high school pictures and first probably had contact at that time with He has been in the Marine Corps for the last twenty years and my contact with him has been very sporadic and intermittent. His family comes in occasionally to buy film and other photographic suppli p6 Per BOC and I think he has been in my shop once or twice since his retirement :b7c Per BOC November of 1970.
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Property of U.S: Ciul Service Commission. This report may not be transferred to another agency without prior approval of the Commission, and It may be recalled at any time
The family has an
This report may not be transferred to another agency without prior approval of the Commission, and It may be recalled at any time
The family has an excellent reputation in our area. seems to fitb6 Per BOC right in with his family. I have heard nothing unfavorable regardingb7C Per BOC his moral conduct, drinking habits, personal standards, or attitudes at any time. As far as being a stable, emotionally mature young man, I think that he is. However, because my contact has been limited, I just do not know how he would be able to diagnose and respond to an emergency or critical situation. He appears to be the type who could do this but I just have no way to base an opinion on this. Therefore, I do not feel that I am qualified to comment specifically on his abilities which are needed for a sensitive and critical position with the Government. I have no reason to question his loyalty or patriotism as he is a member of a well recognized religious organization. Because of his extended service in the military, I have no reason to question his loyalty or patriotism to our country.
Because of his extended service in the military, I have no reason to question his loyalty or patriotism to our country. From the general standpoint of his character, I would recommend him for a position of trust and responsibility within our Federal Government.
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I have known
for approximately twenty years. We attended together and I was one year ahead of him in high school. As I recall, he left high school before graduation. 1 During the time he was here during his high school career his personal character and conduct . were fine. He seemed to be honest with good integrity. Of course, heb6 Per BOC seems to be more mature. I have'met his wife but I do not recall herb7C Per BOC name. They have one child. This was when they first returned to this area in November of 1970 and I have had no social contact with the family since that time. I have seen a few times when he comes into the drug store but have had no chance to converse on a lengthy basis with him.
Generally, he appears to be trustworthy and responsible and able to handle" whatever would arise.
I have seen a few times when he comes into the drug store but have had no chance to converse on a lengthy basis with him.
Generally, he appears to be trustworthy and responsible and able to handle" whatever would arise. However, because I have had no close association with him for the past twenty years, during the period of his military service, I do not feel qualified to comment on his ability to progress in a job, or his characteristics pertinent to any position for which he applies. This would be on a specific nature. I do feel that he is a loyal American citizen or he would not have given so many years of his life to military service. He has never 'expressed a radical or unfavorable view- point about our Government to my knowledge.
Generally, I would recommend him from the standpoint of character and reputation for a position of a very sensitive nature handling informa- tion involving the Federal Government.
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Law Enforcement Searches
b6 Per BOC City Hall. Record information furnished by
Clerk.
b7C Per BOC No record.
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FOR UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT USE ONLY UNITED STATES CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION REPORT OF INVESTIGATION
NAME
ADDRESS
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DATE OF BIRTH
PLACE OF BIRTH
POSITION
AGENCY
Treasury (Br. of Customs)
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TYPE OF CASE
Full Field
CSC CASE SERIAL NO.
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PLACE(S) OF INVESTIGATION
PLACE(S) OF RECORD SEARCH
Arlington, Virginia
DATEIS) OF INVESTIGATION
February 1, 1971
NAME OF INVESTIGATOR
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Information in this report has been obtained under a pledge of
BOC
PLACE(S) OF INVESTIGATION
PLACE(S) OF RECORD SEARCH
Arlington, Virginia
DATEIS) OF INVESTIGATION
February 1, 1971
NAME OF INVESTIGATOR
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b7C Per BOC
Information in this report has been obtained under a pledge of confidence. The sources of infor- mation must not be disclosed to the person investigated. The information must not be discussed with him in a manner which would reveal or permit him to deduce its source. However, these restrictions do not apply to (1) information of public record; (2) information from law enforcement records; and (3) information from Federal personnel records which could be obtained on request by the employee.
This report is the property of the United States Civil Service Commission and may be recalled at any time. Transfer of this report to another agency is not permitted without prior consent of the Commission. The report and its contents must be safeguarded in a manner to prohibit unauthorized disclosure. Access is to be limited to those persons whose official duties require it.
The testimony of all witnesses is given in substance unless indicated by quotation marks.
ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA
Employment
BUREAU OF NAVAL PERSONNEL, Naval Annex.
The testimony of all witnesses is given in substance unless indicated by quotation marks.
ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA
Employment
BUREAU OF NAVAL PERSONNEL, Naval Annex. Files reviewed by Investigator.
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Enlisted Service Number:
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Social Security Number:
Date and place of birth corroborated by Marine Corps Records.
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Property st . Civil Service Commission. This report may not be transferred to another agency without prior approval of the Commission, and It may be recalled at any time.
b6 Per BOC
A Letter from subject, dated January 7, 1966, indicates that subject's wife had used her power of attorney to procure various loans and that subject was attempting to pay off the debts. He further stated that his wife was seeking a divorce at the time.
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Subject was required to pay $100 per month in Child Support. Subject claimed marriage to
on
A Certificate of Marriage
in the Military Folder shows subject married on
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Nofurther pertinent information.
Subject claimed marriage to
on
A Certificate of Marriage
in the Military Folder shows subject married on
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Nofurther pertinent information.
PH: erw: 2/5/71
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FOR UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT USE ONLY UNITED STATES CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION REPORT OF INVESTIGATION
NAME
ADDRESS
b6 Per BOC
b7C Per BOC
DATE OF BIRTH
PLACE OF BIRTH
POSITION
AGENCY Treasury (Bur. Customs)
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TYPE OF CASE FF
CSC CASE SERIAL NO.
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PLACEIS) OF INVESTIGATION
PLACE(S) OF RECORD SEARCH Beaufort, S. C.
DATEIS) OF INVESTIGATION February 10 and 11, 1971
NAME OF INVESTIGATOR
b6 Per BOC
b7C Per BOC
Information in this report has been obtained under a pledge of confidence. The sources of information must
not be disclosed to the person investigated. The information must not be discussed with him in a manner which would reveal or permit him to deduce its source. However, these restrictions do not apply to (1) information of public record, and (2) information from Federal personnel records which could be obtained
However, these restrictions do not apply to (1) information of public record, and (2) information from Federal personnel records which could be obtained on request by the employee. Information from law enforcement records, including place of arrest and conviction, may be used provided the law enforcement office is not specifically named as the source.
This report is the property of the United States Civil Service Commission and may be recalled at any time. Transfer of this report to another agency is not permitted without prior consent of the Commission. The report and its contents must be safeguarded in a manner to prohibit unauthorized disclosure. Access is to be limited to those persons whose official duties require it.
The testimony of all witnesses is given in substance unless indicated by quotation marks.
BEAUFORT, S. C.
Miscellaneous
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Loan Company, Inc. made a loan to Stb6 Per BOC Sergeant in the Marine Corps, Service Serial Number b7C Per BOC
The date of the loan is shown as September 8, 1965 and it was'. made to run for 18 payments of $26 a month.
made a loan to Stb6 Per BOC Sergeant in the Marine Corps, Service Serial Number b7C Per BOC
The date of the loan is shown as September 8, 1965 and it was'. made to run for 18 payments of $26 a month. The actual cash advance to the customer was $287.89. To that was added life insurance in the amount of $7.44, A&H insurance, $25.65, property insurance, $64.92, initial fce, $12.00,
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Family of U.S. Civil Service Commission. This report may not be transferred to another agency without prior approval of the Commission, and It may be recalled at any time.
interests $38.60 and a collection charge of $31.50 for a total amount of the note of $468. He paid the note out on June 19, 1967.
We sent out notices that we call letters of indebtedness to the Marine Corps, when he was behind on February 14, 1967, January 6, 1966 and February 21, 1966.
His date of birth is shown as This office has no other b6 Per BOC information on and he would be eligible for a loan. b7C Per BOC
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF COURT OF BEAUFORT COUNTY, Beaufort County Courthouse.
His date of birth is shown as This office has no other b6 Per BOC information on and he would be eligible for a loan. b7C Per BOC
OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF COURT OF BEAUFORT COUNTY, Beaufort County Courthouse. Records searched by Investigator. . b6 Per BOC b7C Per BOC
The records of the office of clerk of court of Beaufort County. show that brought a divorce action against
suing on the grounds of desertion. The complaint shows that the plaintiff and defendant resided for more than one year prior to the filing of the complaint. The complaint also shows, "Defendant is now on temporary duty overseas. Plaintiff and defendant were married b6 Per BOC
and they have one child by the marriage, b7C Per BOC Plaintiff and
namely: defendant were living together as husband and wife the defendant, without
. just cause or excuse and without reason left and deserted the plaintiff herein and minor child."
The Decree shows that the plaintiff was granted a full divorce from the bonds of matrimony and the plaintiff and defendant were given a divorce on grounds of desertion. The plaintiff was granted custody of the minor child with the defendant having the right of visitation.
The plaintiff was granted custody of the minor child with the defendant having the right of visitation., Defendant was required to pay the plaintiff the sum of $100 per month for support of the child. This was signed on March 17, 1966 by presiding Judge b6 Per BOC
The entire case papers are located in Judgment Roll Nb7C Per BOC b7E Per BOC
Law Enforcement Scarches b6 Per BOC
b7C Per BOC
BEAUFORT COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT. Records, searched by Records Clerk.
No record.
CITY OF BEAUFORT, SOUTH CAROLINA POLICE DEPARTMENT.' Records searched by Records Clerk and Dispatcher.
b6 Per BOC b7C Per BOC
No record.
AT:csm: 2/16/71
DB Cooper-7219
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AIRTE

TO:	DIRECTOR, YBI (164-2111)
FROM:	SAC, WTO (164-169) (P)
HORJAK.'

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Rebutel 2/29/72.
Re suspect
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personnel file obtained from Customs Service "and one copy attached for all offices except St.
Re suspect
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personnel file obtained from Customs Service "and one copy attached for all offices except St. Louis. : Facsimile of pertinent portions previously furnished Seattle. Photographs of obtained from Customs Service being flown this afternoon to Seattle,' Portland and Minneapolis. St. Louis office has been requested to obtain Marina
Corps file.
b6 Per BOC Bureau. A copy of photograph is enclosed for the b7C Per BOC
Bureau will be kept immediately advised of all developments.
2 - Bureau (Inc .- 2)
1 - Minneapolis (164-73)(Enc .- 1)(AIR MAIL)
1 - New York (164-627) (Enc .- 1) 1 - Portland (164-41) (Enc .- 1) (AIR MAIL) 1 - St. Louis (Info)(AIR MAIL) I- Seattle (164-81)(Inc .- 1)(AIR MAIL) 198 
1 - WTO ELC:mer (8)
AIRTEL
161-81-2391
SEARCHED INDEXED SERIALIZED 114 ,FILED 3 MAR 3 1972 FBI - SEATTLE
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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 1962 EDITION 1 .- GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum
TO
: SAC (164-81) (₽)
FROM : SA
SUBJECT: NORJAK
00: SEATTLE
DATE:
5/17/72
RE :
(FNU)
On 1/4/72
was contacted at his place of business.
6
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum
TO
: SAC (164-81) (₽)
FROM : SA
SUBJECT: NORJAK
00: SEATTLE
DATE:
5/17/72
RE :
(FNU)
On 1/4/72
was contacted at his place of business. Kent, At that
Washington, which is time. advised that he
who resides in
and
Washington. He said that resides in a rural area outside Washington, but that he did not know the exact address.
was displayed a composite . drawing
of Norjak subject whom advised bore absolutely
no resemblance to said that and that 
is about 5'8" tall and weighs about 195 pounds. advised that has a stocky build with a receding hairline.
said that neither he nor
know how to fly and that has never parachuted in his life to the best of his knowledge. said was in the Army but was never a paratrooper. He said that neither he nor owns an airplane or has any experience with repairing or maintenance of aircraft of any type.
advised that he would attempt to and furnish this
locate a photograph of to interviewing Agent.
On 3/2/72, telephonically contacted the Seattle Office of the FBI and advised that he had been unable to locate a photograph of 
He stated that he had located the address of
On 3/2/72, telephonically contacted the Seattle Office of the FBI and advised that he had been unable to locate a photograph of 
He stated that he had located the address of which was Lead
164-81-3420
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die
Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll SavingsP
SE 164-81
Washington, telephone number
A credit and criminal check conducted on in Seattle, Washington, was conducted on 3/22/72. No record of could be located at the Office of the Seattle Police Department or King County Sheriff's Office.
On 4/5/72, a check with the Department of Motor Vehicles, Olympia, Washington, revealed that no driver's license is on file for date of birth
LEADS
SEATTLE At Longview, Washington
Conduct a criminal check for
address
Washington, date of birth
Secure photograph if available to be displayed to Seattle witnesses to NORJAK hijacking.
interview at the above address If no photograph of can be ' located, to determine if should further be considered a suspect in NORJAK hijacking.
interview at the above address If no photograph of can be ' located, to determine if should further be considered a suspect in NORJAK hijacking.
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TO	: SAC (164-81) (P)
FROM	: SA

SA
SUBJECT: NORJAK
00: SEATTLE
DATE:
5/17/72
Sub 130
RE: SUBFILE 130
On 2/17/72 and 3/3/72, attempts were made to
contact University Christian Church, 4731 - 15th N.E., Seattle, Washington, with negative results.
On 3/16/72, was contacted at the above address and furnished a handwritten note, advised he had found next to a pav telephone in the lobby of the church on 2/2/72. advised
that he had no idea who had left the note by the telephone in the church and surmized that there was probably no connection between the note and the actual hijacking in question but felt that he should turn the note over to the FBI as it appeared to have something to do with a hijacking.
there was probably no connection between the note and the actual hijacking in question but felt that he should turn the note over to the FBI as it appeared to have something to do with a hijacking.
Based on the content of the note by and the manner in which it was written and discovered it is felt that no further action should be taken in this matter as the note is an incoherent and illegibly written note from which no logical leads of value could be obtained. 
DSJ/djs (2)
164-81-3421
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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 1962 EDITION GSA FPMR (41 CPR) 101-11.6
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum
TO
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
DATE: 5/16/72
FROM
:SA
Sub 4/2
b6 b7C
SUBJECT:NORJAK
RE: RICHARD W. SCHULTZ SUB. #412
Re Sememo of SA
5/2/72.
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On 5/15/72, DMV, Olympia, Washington, advised his records reflect a Washington State Driver's License numbered SC-HU-LR-W842QG issued on 10/27/70, to RICHARD WILLIAM SCHULTZ, 1708 SE 52nd, Lacey, Washington, who was described as a male, DOB - 11/7/16, 5'11", 170#, blue eyes, and he
Driver's License numbered SC-HU-LR-W842QG issued on 10/27/70, to RICHARD WILLIAM SCHULTZ, 1708 SE 52nd, Lacey, Washington, who was described as a male, DOB - 11/7/16, 5'11", 170#, blue eyes, and he furnished a photo copy of this license bearing a photograph of the subject.
LEADS
SEATTLE
AT SEATTLE, WASHINGTON Will display photograph of SCHULTZ to logical witnesses.
PTS (2)
5010-100
164-81-3422
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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 1962 EDITION GSA FPMR (0 CPR) 101-11.6 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum
TO
:
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (₽)
FROM :
SA
SUBJECT: NORJAK 00: SEATTLE
DATE:
5/17/72
RE:
Credit and criminal check conducted in Seattle, Washington on 4/19/72 indicates that was employed by the U. S. Army in September, 1966 as a Fort Lewis, Wash-
ington. At that time,
address was
Washington. No criminal record could be
located for available.
No photograph was
LEADS:
SEATTLE At 'Seattle, Washington
1. In view of the fact that the anonymous letter written to the "Seattle Post-Intelligencer" newspaper received at the Seattle Office of the FBI on 4/5/72
In view of the fact that the anonymous letter written to the "Seattle Post-Intelligencer" newspaper received at the Seattle Office of the FBI on 4/5/72 indicates that works at a restaurant called the
It is recommended that investigation be conducted
at the Restaurant located at the in Seattle, Washington to determine if is currently employed there.
2. If cannot be located in Seattle, request a photograph from military record storage in St. Louis, Missouri to be displayed to witnesses of NORJAK hijacking in Seattle, Washington to deterine if should further be considered a suspect in NORJAK hijacking.
DSJ :md (3)
164-81-3423
5010-100
To Matt
Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan DB Cooper-8469
b6 b7C
b6 b7C
b6 b7c
b6 b7C
b6 b7C
b6 bC
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
5/17/72
SA
b6 b7C
NORJAK 00: SEATTLE
RE:
b6 b7c
Credit and criminal check conducted in Seattle, Washington on 4/19/72 indicates that b6 was employed by the U. S. Army in September, 1966 as a b7C
ington. At that time, address was
Fort Lewis, Wash-
located for available.
Army in September, 1966 as a b7C
ington. At that time, address was
Fort Lewis, Wash-
located for available.
Washington. No criminal record could be No photograph was
LEADS:
SEATTLE At Seattle, Washington
1. In view of the fact that the anonymous letter written to the "Seattle Post-Intelligencer" newspaper received at the Seattle Office of the FBI on 4/5/72 indicates that works at a restaurant called the b6 b7C
it is recommended that investigation be conducted
at the Restaurant located at the in Seattle, Washington to determine if is currently employed there.
2. If cannot be located in Seattle, request a photograph from military record storage in St. Louis, Missouri to be displayed to witnesses of NORJAK hijacking in Seattle, Washington to deterine if should further be considered a suspect in NORJAK hijacking.
DSJ : ma (3)
164-81-3423. Umz Lm 5. DB Cooper-8470
b6 bC
1 OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 1982 EDITION 1 GSA FPMR (0 CFR) 101-11.6 UNITED STATES GO RNMENT Memorandum
DATE:
5/17/72
TO
:
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
FROM
:
SA
SUBJECT:
NORJAK
00: SEATTLE
RE :
On 2/10/72, an attempt was made to
6 UNITED STATES GO RNMENT Memorandum
DATE:
5/17/72
TO
:
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
FROM
:
SA
SUBJECT:
NORJAK
00: SEATTLE
RE :
On 2/10/72, an attempt was made to contact
Seattle, Washington. Neigh- borhood investigation revealed that this address is non- existent but that resides at Seattle, Washington. Repeated attempts to contact at telephonically and personally have proved negative to date. A credit and criminal check for suspect conducted in Seattle, Washington on 4/17/72 reveals that there is no record of a currently on bond release in the Seattle, Washington area. No criminal record could be located with the Seattle Police Department or the King County Sheriff's Office for a
On 4/17/72, the Credit Bureau records revealed that ALBERT E. WALGREN had a credit record in the Seattle area although WALGREN is now deceased. Employment listed for WALGREN provided no information of lead value where a photo- graph might be obtained.
LEAD:
SEATTLE At Seattle, Washington
Repeat attempts to contact at
Seattle, Washington, .telephone number to obtain more detailed information concerning identity and where he can be located presently.
telephone number to obtain more detailed information concerning identity and where he can be located presently.
DSJ : md (3)
5010-100
164-81-3424 SEARCHED ... ......... INDEXED.
1
1
ed
Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings
DB Cooper-8471
b6 b7C
b6 b7C
b6 b7C
b6 b7C
b6 bC
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
5/17/72
SA
NORJAK 00: SEATTLE
RE:
On 2/10/72, an attempt was made to contact
Seattle, Washington. Neigh-
borhood investigation revealed that this address is non- existent but that resides at
Seattle, Washington. Repeated attempts to contact at telephonically and personally have proved negative to date. A credit and criminal check for suspect conducted in Seattle, Washington on 4/17/72
reveals that there is no record of a currently on bond release in the Seattle, Washington area. No criminal record could be located with the Seattle Police Department or the King County Sheriff's Office for a
On 4/17/72, the Credit Bureau records revealed that ALBERT E. WALGREN had a credit record in the Seattle area although WALGREN is now deceased.
record could be located with the Seattle Police Department or the King County Sheriff's Office for a
On 4/17/72, the Credit Bureau records revealed that ALBERT E. WALGREN had a credit record in the Seattle area although WALGREN is now deceased. Employment listed for WALGREN provided no information of lead value where a photo- graph might be obtained.
LEAD :
SEATTLE At Seattle, Washington
Repeat attempts to contact at
Seattle, Washington, ,telephone number to obtain more detailed information concerning identity and where he can be located presently.
DSJ :md (3)
164-81-3424 Cz Usz Er ED gio" DB Cooper-8472
b6 b7C
b6 b7C
b6 b7c
b6 b7C :unselecte:
OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY I2 EDITION CSA FPMR ( CFR) 101-1L6 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum
TO
:
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
DATE:
5/17/72
FROM :
SA
SUBJECT:
NORJAK
00: SEATTLE
RE:
b6 b7c
b6
b7C
b6 b7C
b6
b7c
is
whose listed employment Seattle, Washington.
LEADS :
SEATTLE At Olympia, Washington
Obtain a photograph from Driver's License Bureau Seattle, b6 b7c
for
Washington.
At Seattle, Washington
Display a photograph of to NORJAK witnesses in Seattle, Washington to determine if should be further considered a suspect in NORJAK hijacking.
At Seattle, Washington
Display a photograph of to NORJAK witnesses in Seattle, Washington to determine if should be further considered a suspect in NORJAK hijacking.
b6 b7C
164-81-3425
DSJ :md (3)peld ADDENDUM: In view of Agent's transfer to another office, it is recommended this lead be reassigned to a Seattle AgentARCHED ... INDEX)
0010-100
ed
Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savin DB Cooper-8473
my un my. WINY OPINIE b6 b7c
b6 b7C
A review of the Seattle City Directory reveals that the address is nonexistent in Seattle, Washington. This is the address listed in the anonymous letter to the "Seattle Post-Intelligencer" news- paper as being the address of who was considered a suspect in the NORJAK hijacking.
that a
A review of the City Directory by name indicates resides at
Seattle, Washington.
On 5/12/72, a confidential source at the indicated that the residentt
1
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5/17/72
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (₽)
SA
NORJAK 00: SEATTLE
RE:
A review of the Seattle City Directory reveals that the address is nonexistent in Seattle, Washington. This is the address listed in the anonymous letter to the "Seattle Post-Intelligencer" news- paper as
This is the address listed in the anonymous letter to the "Seattle Post-Intelligencer" news- paper as being the address of who was considered a suspect in the NORJAK hijacking.
that a
A review of the City Directory by name indicates resides at
Seattle, Washington.
On 5/12/72, a confidential source at the indicated that the resident at
is
whose listed employment Seattle, Washington. 1
LEADS:
SEATTLE At Olympia, Washington
Obtain a photograph from Driver's License Bureau Seattle,
for Washington.
At Seattle, Washington
Display a photograph of
to NORJAK witnesses in Seattle, Washington to determine if should be further considered a suspect in NORJAK hijacking.
DSJemd (3)
164-81-3425
ADDENDUM: In view of Agent's transfer to another office, it is recommended this lead be reassigned to a Seattle Agent.
fried 6/13/72
my fu
DB Cooper-8474
b6 b7C
b6 b7C
b6 b7c
b6 b7c
b6 b7C
b6 b7C
b6 bC
OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 1962 EDITION GSA FPMR (n CFR) 101-11.6
‹
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Memorandum
2
TO : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
FROM :
SA
SUBJECT:
NORJAK
00: SEATTLE
RE:
Credit and criminal checks
6
‹
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Memorandum
2
TO : SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
FROM :
SA
SUBJECT:
NORJAK
00: SEATTLE
RE:
Credit and criminal checks conducted in Seattle, Washington on 4/17/72 indicate a record identifiable as Identifying data secured in criminal check at the Seattle Police Department indicates is described as follows:
Race.
White
Sex
Male
Age
Date of birth
Height
Weight
170
Hair
Brown
Eyes
Blue
Place of birth
Seattle Police Department files indicate a microfilm copy of photograph is available. This photograph has been requested.
LEADS:
SEATTLE At Seattle, Washington
Upon receipt of photograph of suspect display photograph to Seattle witnesses to determine if further consideration should be given to in NORJAK hijacking.
DSJ :md
as a suspect 164-81-3426
el
SEARCHED INDEXED SER 417EMAILED MAY 07 1/2
(3) YRA ADDENDUM : Due to Agent's transfer to another field division, it is recommended this lead be reassigned to another Seattle Agent.
Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan DB Cooper-8475
b6 b7C
b6 b7C
b6 b7C
b6
b7c
b6 b7C
b6 b7C
#010-100
DATE: 5/17/2
5/17/72
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
SA
b6 b7C
Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan DB Cooper-8475
b6 b7C
b6 b7C
b6 b7C
b6
b7c
b6 b7C
b6 b7C
#010-100
DATE: 5/17/2
5/17/72
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
SA
b6 b7C
NORJAK 00: SEATTLE
RE:
b6 b7C
Credit and criminal checks conducted in Seattle, Washington on 4/17/72 indicate a record identifiable as
Identifying data secured in b6 b7C
crimina Check at the Seattle Police Department indicates is described as follows:
Race
White
Sex
Male
Age
Date of birth
Height
6'
Weight
170
Hair
Brown
Eyes
Blue
Place of birth
Seattle Police Department files indicate a
microfilm copy of photograph is available. b6
This photograph has been requested. b7C
LEADS:
SEATTLE At Seattle, Washington
Upon receipt of photograph of suspect display photograph to Seattle witnesses to determine if further consideration should be given to in NORJAK hijacking. 164-81-3426
b6 b7C
as a suspect
DSJ :md (3)
ADDENDUM: Due to Agent's transfer to another field division, it is recommended this lead be reassigned to another Seattle Agent.
DB Cooper-846
OPTIONAL FORM NO. 30 MAY 1962 EDITION GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-116 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum
TO
:
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
(P)
DATE:
30 MAY 1962 EDITION GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-116 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum
TO
:
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
(P)
DATE:
5/17/72
FROM
:
SA
SUBJECT:
NORJAK
00: SEATTLE
As NORJAK suspect in this matter is identical with unknown subject in the theft of a 1964 Plymouth in Portland, Oregon being investigated in Seattle file it is
recommended that this lead remain pending until all logical investigation in Seattle case has been completed. At that time, if the identity of subject of case has not been determined, it is recommended this lead be discontinued.
DSJ : md
(3)
bal
0010-100
B
164-81-3427 SEARCHED .......... INDEXED SERVITO MAZ FILEDCOM ... MAI CENIA
2
Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan
DB Cooper-8477
b6 b7c
b6 bC
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
(P) 5/17/72
SA
NORJAK 00: SEATTLE
As NORJAK suspect in this matter is identical with unknown subject in the theft of a 1964 Plymouth in Portland, Oregon being investigated in Seattle file it is recommended that this lead remain pending until all logical investigation in Seattle case has been completed.
of a 1964 Plymouth in Portland, Oregon being investigated in Seattle file it is recommended that this lead remain pending until all logical investigation in Seattle case has been completed. At that time, if the identity of subject of case has not been determined, it is recommended this lead be discontinued. (3)
b6 b7C
DSJ : md
164-81-3427 mz Uz 5
DB Cooper-8478
b6 b7c :unselecte:
OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 1962 EDITION GSA FPMR (# CFR) 101-11.6 UNITED STATES GOV NMENT Memorandum
TO
:
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
DATE:
5/17/72
FROM :
SA
SUBJECT:
NORJAK
00: SEATTLE
Elém
RE:
Re memo of SA
dated 3/22/72.
On 4/18/72, was contacted at his residence by telephone in Kent, Washington. At that time, advised that sold him a 1964 Chevrolet pickup during the last part of November or the first part of December, 1971. said that he and knew that he
is fairly well acquainted with had driven the pickup from North Dakota just prior and during the Thanksgiving Holiday of 1971 as had advised him that he would be doing so prior to going to North Dakota to pick up the vehicles. said that he had told that when he arrived in Seattle with the pickup truck that might be interested in
said that he had told that when he arrived in Seattle with the pickup truck that might be interested in purchasing it. said that there was no question in his mind that had been to North Dakota and had arrived in Seattle shortly after Thanksgiving in 1971 after having been in North Dakota for the purpose of driving the 1964 Chevrolet pickup which purchased and another pickup to Seattle from North Dakota.
In view of the fact that physical description is not similar to that of the hijacker in the NORJAK hijacking and that story regarding his whereabouts during the time of the hijacking appears to be credible, it is recommended that no further investiga- tion be conducted concerning as the subject of the NORJAK hijacking.
DSJ :md. (3) ml
5010-108
Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Say
164-81-3428 SEARCHED .............. INDEYED
:f b6 b7c
DB Cooper-8479
b6 b7C
b6 b7C
b6 b7C
b6 bC
5/17/72
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
SA
NORJAK 00: SEATTLE
RE:
Re memo of SA
dated 3/22/72.
On 4/18/72, was contacted at his residence by telephone in Kent, Washington.
Cooper-8479
b6 b7C
b6 b7C
b6 b7C
b6 bC
5/17/72
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
SA
NORJAK 00: SEATTLE
RE:
Re memo of SA
dated 3/22/72.
On 4/18/72, was contacted at his residence by telephone in Kent, Washington. At that time, advised that sold him a 1964 Chevrolet pickup during the last part of November or the first part of December, 1971. said that he is fairly well acquainted with and knew that he had driven the pickup from North Dakota just prior and
had during the Thanksgiving Holiday of 1971 as advised him that he would be doing so prior to going to North Dakota to pick up the vehicles. said that he had told that when he arrived in Seattle with the pickup truck that might be
interested in purchasing it. said that there was no question in his mind that had been to North Dakota and had arrived in Seattle shortly after Thanksgiving in 1971 after having been in North Dakota for the purpose of driving the 1964 Chevrolet pickup which purchased and another pickup to Seattle from North Dakota.
In view of the fact that physical description is not similar to that of the hijacker in the NORJAK hijacking and that story regarding his whereabouts during the time of the hijacking appears to be
In view of the fact that physical description is not similar to that of the hijacker in the NORJAK hijacking and that story regarding his whereabouts during the time of the hijacking appears to be credible, it is recommended that no further investiga- tion be conducted concerning as the subject of the NORJAK hijacking. *
DSJ : md (3)
164-81-3428. az ez 5
DB Cooper-8480
b6 b7C
b6 b7C
b6 b7c
b6 bc
OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 1962 EDITION GSA FPMR (#1 CFR) 101-11.6 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum
TO
: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (C)
FROM :
SA
SUBJECT:
NORJAK
DATE:
5/18/72
Elin
On January 10, 1972, a photograph of was secured from the Fort Lawton, Washington, His photograph was displayed to witnesses and in Seattle, Washington. Both witnesses advised that there is no similar physical resemblance between and the subject of NORJAK hijacking.
advised on January 10, 1972, that when Fort Lawton. Washington.
Seattle, Washington, he had in his possession two traveler's checks for $20 each, and made no statement to the effect that he had $600 in traveler's checks in his room in Seattle, Washington.
Seattle, Washington, he had in his possession two traveler's checks for $20 each, and made no statement to the effect that he had $600 in traveler's checks in his room in Seattle, Washington. said he did not know where the story that had $600 in $20 traveler's checks had originated, but- stated that he knew nothing of such actually being correct.
In view of the fact that has been eliminated by two witnesses in Seattle, as being a suspect in NORJAK hijacking, and that there is no other evidence to indicate that was connected with the NORJAK hijacking, it is recommended that this sub file be closed as a NORJAK suspect.
1- Seattle DSJ:kn (1) per
9010-108
164-81-3429 SEARCHED INDEXER SERIALIZE MAZ FILED MAQUIL
Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan
DB Cooper-8481
b6 b7c
b6 b7c
b6 b7c
b6 b7c
b6 bc
OPTIONAL FORM NO. 50 MAY 182 EDITION GSA FPMR (4 CPR) 101-1L6
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum
TO
: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
FROM : SA
SUBJECT: NORJAK
DATE:
5/18/72
On April 20 & 25, 1972, attempts were made to
contact
at the b6 b7C
Seattle, Washington, with negative re- sults.
GSA FPMR (4 CPR) 101-1L6
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum
TO
: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
FROM : SA
SUBJECT: NORJAK
DATE:
5/18/72
On April 20 & 25, 1972, attempts were made to
contact
at the b6 b7C
Seattle, Washington, with negative re- sults. No printing shop could be located adjacent to this apartment house as was indicated in the letter sent to the Seattle Post-Intelligencer in connection with their anonymous witness program.
LEAD
SEATTLE At Seattle, Washington
Attempt to contact
or
and display a composite drawing of subject in NORJAK case to to determine if she could recall a tenant or person residing in the are who resembled the composite drawing known as D. B.
In view of Agent's transfer to another Field Division, it is recommended that this lead be reassigned.
2 - Seattle DSJ :kn (2) 15
ed
164-81-3430 SEARCHED .............. INDEXED SERIALIZ VMZALED 972 TLE :
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b6 b7c
5010-100
Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan
DB Cooper-8482
b6 b7C
b6 bc
OPTIONAL FORM NO. 30 MAY 1962 EDITION GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum
TO
:
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
DATE:
5/18/72
FROM
:
SA
SUBJECT: NORJAK
RE:
Elin
Re memo of SA ROBERT H.
6 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum
TO
:
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
DATE:
5/18/72
FROM
:
SA
SUBJECT: NORJAK
RE:
Elin
Re memo of SA ROBERT H. WICK dated 1/21/72.
Seattle, Wash- ington, was contacted on May 3, 1972, after numerous un- successful attempts He advised that he
He stated that on
November 24, 1971, he spent the day at He knew this as these auctions are held every Wednesday and he has not been absent from one in years.
was contacted on May 3, 1972, and he confirmed the fact that had not missed a Wednesday in a very long time. He further advised that these occasions normally end at 4:30 p.m.
is described as follows:
Height 6' 2"
Weight 178 pounds
Eyes Hazel
Hair
Brown
Date of birth
No further investigation is being conducted in this matter.
5010-100
MMN/sem (3) per-
164-81-3431 .ARCHED ... .......... INDEXED MAI 0 1975 ₹ 81- SEATTLE
800
Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan
DB Cooper-8483
b6 b7C
b6 b7C
b6 b7C
b6 b7c
b6 bC
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
5/18/72
SA
NORJAK
RE:
Re memo of SA ROBERT H. WICK dated 1/21/72.
Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan
DB Cooper-8483
b6 b7C
b6 b7C
b6 b7C
b6 b7c
b6 bC
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
5/18/72
SA
NORJAK
RE:
Re memo of SA ROBERT H. WICK dated 1/21/72.
Seattle, Wash- ington, was contacted on May 3, 1972, after numerous un- successful attempts. He advised that he
He stated that on
November 24. 1971. he spent the day at
Ho know
this as these auctions are held every Wednesday and he has not been absent from one in years.
Was b6 b7C
contacted .on May 3, 1972, and he confirmed the fact that had not missed a Wednesday in a very long time. Ho further advised that these occasions normally end at 4:30 p.m.
is described as follows:
Height 6' 2"
Weight 178 pounds
Eyes Hazel
Hair
Brown
Date of birth
No further investigation is being conducted in this matter.
MMN/sem (3)
164-81-3431 mz mg 910
b6 b7C
b6 b7C
b6 b7C
DB Cooper-844
5/15/72
AIRTEL
TO: SAC, LAS VEGAS
FROM: SAC, INDIANAPOLIS (164-62) (RUC)
SUBJECT: UNSUB, aka Dan Cooper NORTHWEST AIRLINES FLIGHT 305 PORTLAND TO SEATTLE 11/24/71 CAA - HIJACKING; EXTORTION 00: SEATTLE
On 5/5/72 Indiana, advised that while reading the June, 1972 Issue of "Stag" magazine, he observed the artist's
aka Dan Cooper NORTHWEST AIRLINES FLIGHT 305 PORTLAND TO SEATTLE 11/24/71 CAA - HIJACKING; EXTORTION 00: SEATTLE
On 5/5/72 Indiana, advised that while reading the June, 1972 Issue of "Stag" magazine, he observed the artist's conception of UNSUB. dvised that the artist's conceptica closely resembled an individual named an individual with whom he was in in 1960-61 in the Reno, Nevada ares.
advised that their
was known as
further advised that
Reno, Nevada. got the corporation in financial problems and they went bankrupt. advised thet an Attorney named was called into handle the bankruptcy and may have knowledge as to abouts.
current where-
advised that
and her last name was possibly Nevada.
had remarried ind that she resided in
2. Las Vegas (1-Seattle (164-81) (Info) 1-Indianapolis JEB/cfh (4)
164-81-3432 SEARCHED INDEXED SERIALIZED FILED MAY 1 8 1972 FBI - SEATTLE gh
DB Cooper-8485
b6 b7C
b6 b7C
b6 b7c
b6 bC
IP 164-62
described as a white mle, 5'11", b6 190 pounds, very intelligent, spoke with a midwestern accent, b7C
stated that
possessed a pilot's license. b6
b7C
stated that figures in the Vegas area and often
had claimed to know underworlb6
b7c
finally stated that Reno, Nevada.
b6
b7C
stated that figures in the Vegas area and often
had claimed to know underworlb6
b7c
finally stated that Reno, Nevada.
formerly resided b6
at
b7c
LEAD
LAS VEGAS
AT RENO, NEVADA
Will further attempt to identify UNSUB CONSIDERED AIMED AND DANGEROUS.
b6 b7C
DB Cooper-8486 :unselecte:
(This line for LEFT MARGIN.)
0-9 (Rev. 5-18-71)
FBI
Transmit in (Type in plaintext or code) Via Airtel
( Priority

Date 5-11-72
To: SAC, Seattle (164-81)
From: Acting Director, FBI (164-2111)	Sul -130
NORJAK
of May 11, 1972. Re General Investigative Division telcal
Latent prints this case hot identical major case prints
1 - Alexandria (164-80)

0)
b6 b7C
(Do not type below this line.)
16481-343-3 SOMWARLD ___ INDEXED
, MAY 1 5 1972 FBI -SEMAINE
m 1
DB Cooper-847
NR Ø15 WF PLAIN 558 PM NITEL 5-19-72 ALM TO ACTING DIRECTOR (164-2111) ALEXANDRIA
SUB 130
.
)
16481-343-3 SOMWARLD ___ INDEXED
, MAY 1 5 1972 FBI -SEMAINE
m 1
DB Cooper-847
NR Ø15 WF PLAIN 558 PM NITEL 5-19-72 ALM TO ACTING DIRECTOR (164-2111) ALEXANDRIA
SUB 130
. BOSTON
SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM WASHINGTON FIELD (164-169) 2P
NORJAK
RE WFO TELEPHONE CALL TO ALEXANDRIA MAY NINETEEN INSTANT. RE LETTER TO D. B. COOPER FROM RHODE ISLAND SKY DIVERS CLUB .
TODAY, UNITED STATES POSTAL INSPECTOR WASHINGTON, D. C., ADVISED THAT U.S. MAIL FACILITY AT WASHINGTON NATIONAL AIRPORT (WNA) ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA, 11 HAD INTERCEPTED AN ENVELOPE ADDRESSED TO QUOTE D. B. COOPER, TWO HUNDRED EAST STREET, OLONGATO, P. I. VIRGINIA, UNQUOTE. NO ZIP CODE LISTED. ENVELOPED WAS POSTMARKED MAY SIXTEEN LAST AT WEST BARRINGTON, RHODE ISLAND AND BORE RETURN ADDRESS OF RHODE ISLAND SKY DIVERS CLUB, FORTY WALDRON AVENUE, WEST BARRINGTON, RHODE ISLAND, ZERO TWO EIGHT NINE ZERO.
PER X 
b6 b7C
164-81-3434
BRANCHED INDEXED SERIALIZED DES Auce 2020. MAY 1 9 1972 FBI · SEATTLE
220
DB Cooper-8488
b6 b7C 
INSPECTOR ADVISED NO SUCH TOWN AS OLONGATO, VIRGINIA, AND THAT LETTER AVAILABLE FOR EXAMINATION BY FBI END PAGE ONEw
PAGE TWO
AT WNA.
MAY 1 9 1972 FBI · SEATTLE
220
DB Cooper-8488
b6 b7C 
INSPECTOR ADVISED NO SUCH TOWN AS OLONGATO, VIRGINIA, AND THAT LETTER AVAILABLE FOR EXAMINATION BY FBI END PAGE ONEw
PAGE TWO
AT WNA.
ALEXANDRIA DIVISION' TELEPHONICALLY REQUESTED TO CONDUCT APPROPRIATE EXAMINATION AT WNA BY REFERENCED TELEPHONE CALL.
BOSTON AT WEST BARRINGTON, RHODE ISLAND DETERMINE IF RHODE ISLAND SKY DIVERS CLUB DOES EXIST AND HOLD ' ADDITIONAL INVESTIGATION IN ABEYANCE PENDING RESULTS OF INVESTIGATION BEING CONDUCTED BY ALEXANDRIA DIVISION.
UNKNOWN SUBJECT CONSIDERED DANGEROUS. END
MG FBI SEATTLE CRL
DB Cooper-849
NR 007 BS PLAIN 2:30.0. URGENT 5-20-72 BAM TO: ACTING DIRECTOR (164-21 !! ) WFO (164-169)
ALEXANDRIA SEATTLE (164-81) FROM: BOSTON (164-153) 2P
Sul Z.
Sub-130
RE :
NORJAK
RE WFO NITEL TO ACTING DIRECTOR DATED MAY NINETEEN, SEVENTYTWO. INQUIRY THROUGH STATE AIRPORT, WARWICK., R.I. REVEALED NO INFORMATION RE SKYDIVERS CLUB CURRENTLY OPERATING IN R.I.
DISCREET INQUIRY THROUGH ORGANGE SPORT PARACHUTE - SCHOOL, ORANGE, MASS. (ONLY SKYDIVING REFERENCE IN R.I. TELEPHONE DIRECTORY), REVEALED A CLUB POSSIBLY KNOWN AS R.
DISCREET INQUIRY THROUGH ORGANGE SPORT PARACHUTE - SCHOOL, ORANGE, MASS. (ONLY SKYDIVING REFERENCE IN R.I. TELEPHONE DIRECTORY), REVEALED A CLUB POSSIBLY KNOWN AS R.I. SKYDIVERS OR R.I. PARACHUTISTS , APPROXIMATELY THRITY FIVE TO FORTY MEMBERS, JUMP REGULARLY AT ORANGE AIRPORT, ORANGE, MASS. CLUB HEADQUARTERS LOCATED AT MURPH'S LOUNGE, THREE ONE ZERO WATERMAN AVE., ESMOND, R.I.
MASS. END PAGE ONE
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CITY DIRECTORY FOR WEST BARRINGTON, R.I. INDICATES
RESIDES AT , AND LISTED BUSINESS AS WEST BARRINGTON, R.I.
TELEPHONE DIRECTORY INDICATED
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BOSTON INDICES NEGATIVE RE ABOVE. INDIVIDUALS AND . R.I. SKYDIVING CLUB.
ADDITIONAL INVESTIGATION RE THE ABOVE BEING HELD IN OBEYANCE PENDING OUTCOME OF INVESTIGATION IN THE ALEXANDRIA DIVISION.
UNSUB SHOULD BE CONSIDERED DANGEROUS. END
MGFBI SEATTLE CLR
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The following investigation was conducted by SC at Tucson, Arizona on May 15, 1972 : b6 b7c
Pima County Sheriff's Office (PCSO), advised the search of her files contained
END
MGFBI SEATTLE CLR
DB Cooper-8491 :unselecte:
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The following investigation was conducted by SC at Tucson, Arizona on May 15, 1972 : b6 b7c
Pima County Sheriff's Office (PCSO), advised the search of her files contained nothing on a
Irson Police b6 b7C
Department. advised a search of her records revealed that a
Tucson,
was processed for a on February 24, 1965. This individual was mugged being given mug number
is described as white male, date of birth 73 inches, 200 pounds, brown hair, hazel eyes, meduim complexion, heavy build, fingerprint
classification 11 S I U 3 7, reference T. A photograph of SIU3 U
was obtained from the Identification Section. There was no other information available in the Tucson Police Department file.
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Credit Bureau Services of Tucson, advised a search of her records revealed a record on a date of birth The file date on this file was October 30, 1964 and the latest informa- tion showed
from
at Tucson, Arizona,
docket number
The latest address shown for is b6
Seattle, Washington, as of August,
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1967. In August, 1966,
address was
Tucson, Arizona; and in April, 1965, his address was
city not stated.
In August, 1966,
address was
Tucson, Arizona; and in April, 1965, his address was
city not stated. His latest employment is shown as Boeing Aircraft in August. 1967. Previous employments include that of
Arkansas. There was no z
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derogatory credit information in
credit bureau file. b6 b7C
Tucson, Arizona, made available
Superior Court,
docket number
was the plaintiff in this action and the complaint was filed on April 30, 1965. issued on May 21. 1965. attorney was Tucson, Arizona.
Property settlement included a house trailer which went agreed to assume a $500 debt owed to a $38 doctor bill, and the $200 attorney's fee. agreed to assume a $3,000 debt owed to No other property of consequence is listed in the settlement agreement.
DB Cooper-843
FD-36 (Rev. 5-22-64)
FBI
Date:
5/17/72
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TO:	SAC, SEATTLE	(164-81)
FROM :
5-22-64)
FBI
Date:
5/17/72
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TO:	SAC, SEATTLE	(164-81)
FROM :	SAC, PHOENIX	(164-100) (P)

P)
SUBJECT: NORJAK
00: SE
ReSFnitel to SE. 5/8/72- 5 Re suspect,
Enclosed for Seattle is an investigative insert reflecting investigation at Tucson, Arizona (two copies), and' four photographs of which were obtained from the Tucson Police Department.
1
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Armed and Dangerous
2 - Seattle (Encs. 6) Reed
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2 - Phoenix
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1,
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SEARCHED INDEXED SERIALIZED ML FILED sz MAY 1972 FBI - SEATTLE 15
Approved:
Sent M Per.
Special Agent in Charge
U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1971-413-135 DB Cooper-8494
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Date:
5/19/72
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AIR MAIL
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TO:
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM:
SAC, LOS ANGELES (164-497) (₽)'
RE:
NORJAK
00: Seattle
Re Detroit airtel to Los Angeles dated 4/28/72 and Seattle airtel to Los Angeles dated 5/12/72.
MAIL
(Priority)
TO:
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM:
SAC, LOS ANGELES (164-497) (₽)'
RE:
NORJAK
00: Seattle
Re Detroit airtel to Los Angeles dated 4/28/72 and Seattle airtel to Los Angeles dated 5/12/72.
RE:
Records of U.S. Customs District Personnel Files, Los Angeles, California, were caused to be reviewed and revealed no Customs Security Officer in the Los Angeles area identifiable with the name of
Inasmuch as Portland, Oregon, and referred to in referenced Detroit airtel as a employed at Los Angeles are possibily identical, no further investigation being conducted at Los Angeles, unless advised to the contrary by Seattle.
2) - Seattle (AM) 1 - Detroit (164-115) (AM) (Info) 2 - Los Angeles crs/kah (5)
164-81-3438 SEARCHED ........ INDEXED SERIAUZEOLYIL FHLED M
MAY 2 2 1972
FBI - SEATTLE
Approved:
Sent M Per
Special Agent in Charge
+ U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE : 1969 O - 346-090 (11) DB Cooper-8495
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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 1962 EDITION GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-1L6
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT - Memorandum
TO
: SAC SEATTLE (164-81>
DATE: 5/19/72
FROM : SA
SUBJECT: NORJACK
RE:
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On this date Boeing Security, Everett, advised that a suspicious person
101-1L6
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT - Memorandum
TO
: SAC SEATTLE (164-81>
DATE: 5/19/72
FROM : SA
SUBJECT: NORJACK
RE:
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On this date Boeing Security, Everett, advised that a suspicious person was a member of a tour of the plant on 5/17 according to of the Tour Center. The individual, was a member of a group from Oregon. He spoke constantly b6 of D B Cooper and the wonderful job he did in getting the best of the b7C establishment. He glorified Cooper and felt he was right in what he did. stated that he is a jumper and have jumped with tool box attached to him so Cooper could have easily have had the money attached to his body. KRYRX revealed that made many other re- marks about Cooper and almost ruined the tour. in Oregon and has phone
has some connection with He is WMA, 5'10, 175, Ruddy complexion, and Short hair.
'Leads
Seattle Division At Eferett Wa Exhibet artist conception of subject to
TMK (2)
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164-81-3439
Leak
SEARCHED INDEXED SERIALIZED MAL FILED MAY 2 2 1972 KAN b6 b7c
5010-100
Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan DB Cooper-846
JK 164-109 WOL/vyb 1
The following investigation was conducted by Florida:
Special Agent at Pensacola, b6 b7C
Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan DB Cooper-846
JK 164-109 WOL/vyb 1
The following investigation was conducted by Florida:
Special Agent at Pensacola, b6 b7C
Investigation at Pensacola, Florida, revealed that telephone number is listed to a Pensacola, Florida.
A review of the Pensacola, Florida City Directory and Telephone Directory for the year 1972 failed to reflect a listing for an
On March 29 and 30, 1972, and again on April 6, 1972 and April 14, 1972, and on May 5, 1972, efforts to contact
Pensacola, Florida, met with negative results.as no one was found at that residence.
On May 5, 1972,
Pensacola, Florida, advised that she
knows no one by the name of
She stated however that her telephone number was formerly however it has now been changed within the last two weeks to telephone number
She stated that and that he is employed by Hamrick Air-Conditioning in Pensacola, Florida. She stated that does
not have any
was asked if she was acquainted with a JAMES HATFIELD at Gulf Shores, Alabama.
stated that both she were acquainted with JAMES HATFIELD of Gulf Shores, Alabama, but commented that Mr.
stated that both she were acquainted with JAMES HATFIELD of Gulf Shores, Alabama, but commented that Mr. HATFIELD had died on January 6, 1972, in the Mobile, Alabama infirmary. as a result of cancer.
She stated that JAMES HATFIELD and worked together at
Gulf 164-81-3440
SEARCHED INDEXED SERIALIZED DAL FILED MAY 2 2 1972 FBI - SEATTLE 9
DB Cooper-8497
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Shores, Alabama, which is now defunct.
stated that she believes that JAMES HATFIELD at one time did have a pilot's license; however, during the time that she knew him, which was about a year or a year and a half she never had known him to fly. She stated that JAMES HATFIELD was never a parachutist and to her knowledge he had never done any parachuting.
was then displayed a composite drawing of the subject involved in instant hijacking. After observing this photograph stated that the chin of the composite drawing of the hijacker is slightly similar to that of JAMES HATFIELD but felt certain that it was not HATFIELD.
After observing this photograph stated that the chin of the composite drawing of the hijacker is slightly similar to that of JAMES HATFIELD but felt certain that it was not HATFIELD. She commented that HATFIELD was almost bald on top of his head at the time he passed away.
further advised that she is quite certain that Mr. HATFIELD during November 24, 1971, or rather over the Thanksgiving holidays was quite ill and was either in Gulf Shores,
Alabama, or at Maxwell Air Force Base, Montgomery, Alabama.
stated that she feels certain that HATFIELD was not identical to the composite drawing of subject.
was telephonically contacted at his place of employment from his residence and arranged for Agent to meet with at Carver's Drugstore, Warrington, Florida.
On May 5, 1972, b6 b7c
was contacted at Carver's Drugstore, Warrington, Florida.
name of stated that he knows no one by the but he was acquainted with Mr. JAMES HATFIELD who passed away on January 6, 1972, in the Mobile, Alabama infirmary. He commented that Mr. HATFIELD died of cancer after having been ill since August, 1971.
JAMES HATFIELD who passed away on January 6, 1972, in the Mobile, Alabama infirmary. He commented that Mr. HATFIELD died of cancer after having been ill since August, 1971. He stated that he and Mr. HATFIELD worked together with in Gulf Shores, Alabama.
DB Cooper-8498
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stated that Mr. HATFIELD became ill in August, 1971, and had an operation which resulted in detection of cancer. He stated that Mr. HATFIELD became progressively worse and that if he recalls correctly around Thanksgiving of 1971, which was on November 24 or 25, 1971, Mr. HATFIELD was very ill with the cancer. He stated that he feels quite certain that Mr. HATFIELD was either at the residence in Gulf Shores. Alabama, at that time or possibly with at Maxwell Air
Force Base, Montgomery, Alabama.
stated that he was aware that Mr. HATFIELD had a pilot's license; however, he does not recall ever having seen or known Mr. HATFIELD to fly during the past year. He stated that Mr. HATFIELD was definitely not a parachutist and that to his knowledge Mr.
HATFIELD to fly during the past year. He stated that Mr. HATFIELD was definitely not a parachutist and that to his knowledge Mr. HATFIELD had never done any parachuting.
was then displayed a composite drawing of subject involved in instant hijacking and after observing same stated that the chin of the individual depicted in the composite drawing slightly resembled that of Mr. JAMES HATFIELD. He stated however that he is certain that the individual depicted in the composite drawing was not that of Mr. HATFIELD. further pointed out that Mr. HATFIELD was almost bald on the top of his head and further commented that composite drawing did not resemble HATFIELD whatsoever than slightly resembling him by the chin.
again stated that he is certain that HATFIELD was either at the residence in Gulf Shores, Alabama, or possibly at the residence in Maxwell Air Force Base, Montgomery, Alabama, during Thanksgiving holidays because he recalled that at that time Mr. HATFIELD was very ill. He stated that he recalled that shortly after Thanksgiving, 1971, Mr.
was either at the residence in Gulf Shores, Alabama, or possibly at the residence in Maxwell Air Force Base, Montgomery, Alabama, during Thanksgiving holidays because he recalled that at that time Mr. HATFIELD was very ill. He stated that he recalled that shortly after Thanksgiving, 1971, Mr. HATFIELD entered the hospital as a result of the cancer and died on January 6, 1972.
was unable to furnish any additional information.
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DB Cooper-849
OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 1962 EDITION GSA FPMR (4 CFR) 101-11.6
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum
TO
:
SAC, SEATTLE
DATE:
5/15/72
com
:
SAC, JACKSONVILLE (164-109) (RUC)
SUBJECT: NORJAK (00: SEATTLE)
Re Mobile airtel to Jacksonville dated 3/15/72, and Jacksonville airtel to Seattle dated 4/14/72.
Enclosed for Seattle are two copies of insert reflecting results of investigation conducted at Pensacola, Florida.
On 3/29/72. a source in a position to know advised that
Pensacola, Florida. This source further advised that
in the Pensacola, Florida area.
No further investigation is being conducted by the Jacksonville Division.
2 Seattle (enc. 2) Read 1 - Jacksonville m WOL/vyb (3)
164-81-3441
SEARCHED ..........
No further investigation is being conducted by the Jacksonville Division.
2 Seattle (enc. 2) Read 1 - Jacksonville m WOL/vyb (3)
164-81-3441
SEARCHED ............. INDEXED SERIALIZED MELED Um MAY 22 1972
FBI - SEATTLE
5010-108-01
Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan
DB Cooper-8500
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JK 164-109
NON-SYMBOL SOURCE ADMINISTRATIVE PAGE
The source referred to in this letter is
Pensacola, Florida.
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THIS COMMUNICATION MUST NOT BE DESTROYED WITHOUT PRIOR BUREAU AUTHORITY.
DB Cooper-8501
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OPTIONAL PORM NO. 10 MAY INI EDITION CSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11.6 UNITED STATES GO NMENT Memorandum
TO
: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
DATE: 5/22/72
FROM : SA
SUBJECT: NORJAK 00: SEATTLE
Elim
On 4/26/72, sources at the Washington State Depart- ment of Welfare advised that date of birth
drew welfare payments at the following addresses: b6 b7C
On 5/12/72 SA
contacted
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Seattle, at the Snohomish County Sky
Jumping Organization. advised that
in this case, had a birthdate of
It should be noted that through investigation by SA.
advised that
in this case, had a birthdate of
It should be noted that through investigation by SA.
was eliminated
is identical to
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It is apparent that and since has already been eliminated, it is recommended that further investigation of this individual be eliminated.
JTS: bgw (3) lg g8
164-81-3442
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1010-108
Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on.
DB Cooper-852
OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY IHR EDITION CSAPPMA (4) CFR) 101-11.6 UNITED STATES GO NMENT Memorandum
TO
: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
DATE:
5/22/72
FROM
: SA
SUBJECT: NORJAK
00: SEATTLE
1
On 4/26/72, sources at the Washington State Depart- ment of Welfare advised that date of birth
drew welfare payments at the following addresses:
2
On 5/12/72, SA
contacted
Seattle, at the Snohomish County Sky
Jumping Organization.
advised that
in this case, had a birthdate of
It should be noted that
was eliminated through investigation by SA.
It is apparent that is identical to and since has already been eliminated, it is recommended that further investigation of this individual be eliminated.
It is apparent that is identical to and since has already been eliminated, it is recommended that further investigation of this individual be eliminated.
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164-81-3442 my my MAY 2 ... LAISSER LEL.
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0010-104
Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on
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FD-36 (Rev. 5-22-64)
FBI
Date:
5/18/72
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are 20: FROM:
SAC, SEATTLE
(164-81)
SAC, OKLAHOMA CITY
(164-56) -P-
NORJAK
Sub. X 1 7 FE-
Re Seattle Teletype to Oklahoma City, 5/17/72. The following investigation was conducted by SA
AT OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA.
On 5/18/72 FAA Aeronautical Center, advised FAA currently maintains records of over 850,000 licensed pilots. advised licensed pilots are filed only by name or pilot license certificate number and not by age. further advised FAA does not maintain photos of each licensed pilot. advised records are permanently maintained at FAA on pilots whose licenses have been revoked, expired or lapsed.
Sent To Be 4/8/12
2 - Seattle 2 - Oklahoma City BKG:ms (4)
PB
164-81-3443
SEARCHED .
advised records are permanently maintained at FAA on pilots whose licenses have been revoked, expired or lapsed.
Sent To Be 4/8/12
2 - Seattle 2 - Oklahoma City BKG:ms (4)
PB
164-81-3443
SEARCHED .......... INDEXED. SERIALIZED IS FILED 13 MAY @ 2 1972
FBI - SEATTLE
Sent M Per SACOU
Approved:
Special Agent in Charge
DB Cooper-8504
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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 1942 EDITION GSA FPMR (a CPR) 101-11.6 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum
TO
: SAC, SEATTLE
(164-81) (P)
DATE:
5-23-72
FROM
:
SA ROBERT H. WICK
SUBJECT: NORJAK
RE: er216
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On May 12, 1972, Department of Motor Vehicles, Olympia, Washington, made available driver's license photograph of whose driver's license record disclosed that he brown eyes, 150 pounds, 6 feet
was born tall, last obtained driver's license on and was residing at Bellevue, Washington. He was given a speeding citation on October 8, 1971, at Seattle, Washington.
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DB Cooper-8505
Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan
$010-18
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
5-23-72
SA ROBERT H.
Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan
$010-18
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
5-23-72
SA ROBERT H. WICK
NORJAK
RE:
On May 12, 1972, Department of Motor Vehicles, Olympia, Washington, made available driver's license photograph of whose driver's license record disclosed that he brown eyes, 150 pounds. 6 feet
was born
tall, last obtained driver's license on and was residing at Bellevue, Washington. He was given a speeding citation on October 8, 1971, at Seattle, Washington.
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FD-36 (Rev. 3-22-64)
FBI
Date:
5/19/72
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and
TO:
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM : SAC, NEW HAVEN (164-77) (RUC) RE: NORJAK 00: SEATTLE
RE: Seattle airtel to New Haven 5/15/72.
The following investigation was conducted by SA
On May 19, 1972, Bridgeport, Connecticut, advised presently and may be contacted California, stated is presently 2 - Seattle 1 - New Haven JRF/bss (3)
164-81-3445 SEARCHED INDEXED SERIAUZEO POR FILED MA MAY 2 3 1972 EBI .
advised presently and may be contacted California, stated is presently 2 - Seattle 1 - New Haven JRF/bss (3)
164-81-3445 SEARCHED INDEXED SERIAUZEO POR FILED MA MAY 2 3 1972 EBI . SEATTLE b6 b7c
Approved:
Sent M Pe
Special Agent in Charge
U. S, GOVERNMĘ
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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 1 MAY HRY EDITION GSA FPMR ( CFR) 101-116 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum
TO
:
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
DATE:
5/23/72
FROM : SA
SUBJECT:
NORJACK
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Ré: Telephone call regarding man closely resembling "D.B.COOBER". On 5/23/72, SA
contacted by the following person:
was telephonically b6 b7C b6 b7C
Residence :
Wa.
Employment:
Telephone:
Former Employer: Boeing Aircraft Co.
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advised that the day after Mother's Day, she answered a'knock on her residence door and found a man on her doorstep; who stated he represented a photography company in the area, and had a special offer regarding a
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stated she notedsomething very familiar about the man's appearance and features, but could not immediate1; place the recollection in her mind. She stated the man stood in her doorway for a considerable time, and seemed more interested in talking
She stated the man stood in her doorway for a considerable time, and seemed more interested in talking to"someone than in selling photographs. She advised that the man was very soft-spoken and very gentle in manner; and recalled that he spoke of having worked for Boeing Aircraft Co. in the Seattle area,' and of having been in the military, She advised that the man saad he had been married but that his wife did something wrong to him while he was in the military, and that he was now divorced from his wife, but had obtained custody of his little girl. She advised the man took out his wallet and showed her a photograph of hislittle'girl whom he described as being "half Spanish and half French". She stated the little git1 had a very dark complexion and dark hair, and appeared to be approximately seven or eight years old. ' She recalled the man inquired as to as-his INDEXED.
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ML
FBI-SEATTLE
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(164-81) (pay - two 5/23/72
sma11 daughter was with baby sitters most of thetime during
Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan DB Cooper-8508 164-81-346
(164-81) (pay - two 5/23/72
sma11 daughter was with baby sitters most of thetime during the day. She recalled the man mentioned he had to leave as soon as he left 
house, as he had promised his little daughter he would pick her up that day. She recalled the man mentioned that he had recently moved into a "housing area". She recalled the man mentioning he had contacted a large number of families in the immediate area of home that day with his photography offer. She recalled she asked him for a business card with the name of the company on it, but xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxk that the man stated he did not have any cards to giver her. She stated the man gave her his name orallyk but she does not recall it, except that it was not a "foreign-sounding name" as might be suggested by the "French-Spanish" remark concerning his daughter.
advised that she went out to the Boeing plant'a few days later to sign certain union papers there, and observed the FBI notice concerning the NORJACK high jacking and bearing thex two artist's conceptions of the "D.
she went out to the Boeing plant'a few days later to sign certain union papers there, and observed the FBI notice concerning the NORJACK high jacking and bearing thex two artist's conceptions of the "D.B. COOPER" suspect. She stated that she immediately realized that the man she had encountered at her door was identical in appearance with the drawings on the FBI notice, including his face, nose and hairline.
described the man she saw as follows :
Name : (Possibly last name unknown))
Sex: Male
Race : Caucasion
Age: 36 to 38
Height : 5'8"
Weight: 150 to 160
Build : Thin
Hair: very dark brown (hairline receding as in artist's sketch of suspect)
Eyes : Hazel (?)
Caothing: Dark pants and white short-sleeved shirt Complexion: very fair skin, with "sun-spots" ranging from small brown spots to white areas at temples; paleness suggesting recent illness Hands: Smooth, soft, (not worker's. hands)
Glasses: Wore, and carried in hand wrap-around sun-glasses similar to those in artist's sketch of suspect.
Scars/Marks: None noted: Manner: Soft spoken, gentle, intelligent, very lonely.
stated she will make discreet inquiries in the area to determine the company which the man represented and will
stated she will make discreet inquiries in the area to determine the company which the man represented and will relay that information to the writer.
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NR 001 PX PLAIN 30 1AM 5-23-72 5-22-72 NITEL WKC LO: , SEATTLE (164-81)
DENVER (164-98)
FROM :
PHOENIX (164-100) (4P)
NORJAK. 00: SEATTLE. SUSPECT :
RE PH TEL MAY FIFTEEN LAST.
, AN UNEMPLOYED DISABLED
VETERAN, RESIDES TUCSON, TELEPHONE
.AND ALL THREE
RECEIVING DISABILITY COMPENSATION FROM VETERAN'S ADMINISTRATION.
DESCRIBED AS WHITE MALE, BORN
PHILADELPHIA , FIVE FEET EIGHT INCHES, ONE HUNDRED FORTYTWO POUNDS, HAZEL EYES, DARK BLOND, LONG HAIR, RECEDING HAIRLINE, SERVED IN U. S. ARMY RANGERS, HE IS A
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SERIAAZLO. AM, FILED
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KOREAN VETERAN AND ADVISED HE HAS BEEN IN AND OUT OF VA HOSPITALS, HAVING FOR SERVICE CONNECTED DISABILITY AND IS CURRENTLY SUFFERING
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FOR WHICH HE IS BEING TREATED AS AN OUT PATIENT AT THE VA HOSPITAL IN TUCSON.
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KOREAN VETERAN AND ADVISED HE HAS BEEN IN AND OUT OF VA HOSPITALS, HAVING FOR SERVICE CONNECTED DISABILITY AND IS CURRENTLY SUFFERING
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STATES HE IS GRADUATE OF UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
WITH
CLAIMS THAT HE
ONCE WORKED
CLAIMS
AGO. SAID HIS GROUP
THAT THE WEEK OF NOVEMBER TWENTYONE, NINETEEN SEVENTYONE, HE WAS IN TUCSON RESIDING AT ABOVE SAME ADDRESS AND HAD BEEN IN THE HOSPITAL UP UNTIL THE FIRST PART OF NOVEMBER FOR A PERIOD OF EIGHT WEEKS AFTER HAVING
ON HIS ARRIVAL IN TUCSON AND WAS HOSPITALIZED AT THE VA HOSPITAL IN TUCSON. PRIOR TO THAT TIME HE HAD BEEN A PATIENT AT, THE VA HOSPITAL IN CHEYENNE, WYOMING.
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PX 164-100 DENIES HAVING BEEN IMPLICATED IN INSTANT OFFENSE. HE STATES, HOWEVER, HE IS TRAINED IN USE OF PARACHUTES AND GIVEN SUCH TRAINING WHEN HE CLAIMS TO BE IN THE UNITED STATES
ADVISED THE TWO MEN RESIDING IN THE HOUSE
WITH HIM ARE BOTH OF WHOM, ACCORDING TO
IT SHOULD BE NOTED AT THE TIME WAS INTERVIEWED, HE, TOO, APPEARED TO BE UNDER THE INFLUENCE ; HOWEVER, DISCLAIMS BEING AN ALCOHOLIC.
IN THE UNITED STATES
ADVISED THE TWO MEN RESIDING IN THE HOUSE
WITH HIM ARE BOTH OF WHOM, ACCORDING TO
IT SHOULD BE NOTED AT THE TIME WAS INTERVIEWED, HE, TOO, APPEARED TO BE UNDER THE INFLUENCE ; HOWEVER, DISCLAIMS BEING AN ALCOHOLIC. FOR INFORMATION OF DENVER, EFFORTS WILL BE MADE TO LOCATE AND CHECK VA CLAIM FILE AT THE VA HOSPITAL IN TUCSON. HE ALSO CLAIMS THAT CAN VOUCH FOR HIS PRESENCE IN TUCSON ON
NOVEMBER TWENTYFOUR , NINETEEN SEVENTYONE.
ADDRESS AS GIVEN ABOVE, THE HOUSE IN
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PX 164-100 WHICH HE RESIDES, IS PART OF WHAT IS KNOWN
LESS THAN SECOND
RATE, WHICH IS ACTUALLY LOCATED WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS OF THE VILLAGE OF, SOUTH TUCSON, ARIZONA. .
DENVER WILL ADVISE MORE DETAILS AS TO WHY IS CONSIDERED A SUSPECT INASMUCH AS IT DOES NOT APPEAR HIS PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION IS SIMILAR TO UNSUB NOR DOES HE RESEMBLE COMPOSITE OF UNSUB.
PHOENIX WILL TRY TO VERIFY PRESENCE IN TUCSON IF POSSIBLE FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN THE TWO DI SABLES VETERANS WITH WHOM HE RESIDES.
PENDING
ARMED AND DANGEROUS.
END. SWD FBI SEATTLE CLR
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FBI
Date:	5/22/72

72
Transmit the following in
(Type in plaintext or code)
Via AIRTEL AIRMAIL
(Priority)
TO:
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM:
SAC, PORTLAND (164-41) (P)
SUBJECT: NORJAK
On 5/19/72, an anonymous male caller advised Portland Office that a girl acquaintance of his, also unidentified, who is from Washington, told him that one.
of a rumor circulating.in
who resides with
is identical with Unsub in this matter. Caller advised that only further information known is that reportedly associates with one,
(ph), of or possibly Washington.
For information and any necessary action. 2 - Seattle 2 - Portland
164-81-3448
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Lead
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U. S. GOVERNMEN
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AIRTEL
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TO:	SAC, ALBUQUERQUE (149-131)
FROM:	SAC, SAN FRANCISCO (164-220) (
GOVERNMEN
-135
DB Cooper-8514
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5/23/72
AIRTEL
AIR MAI

TO:	SAC, ALBUQUERQUE (149-131)
FROM:	SAC, SAN FRANCISCO (164-220) (P)
SUBJECT:	NORJAK 00: Seattle

le
UNSUB CONSIDERED ARMED AND DANGEROUS.
Re:
Re Albuquerque airtel to San Francisco, dated 3/9/72.
suspect Humboldt County Sheriff's Office records reflect had been returned to Las Cruces, New Mexico, for prosecution on local charges there.
2 - Albuquerque 2 - Seattle (164-81) 2 - San Francisco BHC:Ir (C-3) (6)
3448A 164-81-3448 B.ARCHEC INDEXED SERIALIZED MARQUED MB MAY 25 1972 FBI . SE: 1 !1
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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 14 MAY INZ EDITION GSA FPMR (n CFR) 101-1L6 UNITED STATES GO RNMENT Memorandum
TO
: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
DATE: 5/26/72
FROM : SA
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SUBJECT: NORJAK
00: SEATTLE
Re memo SA
dated 4/28/72. b6 b7c
On May 10, 1972, Washington, was contacted and advised that on the day of the big wind storm, which caused considerable damage at Vancouver, Washington, he thought that he observed something which looked like money floating in the air.
was contacted and advised that on the day of the big wind storm, which caused considerable damage at Vancouver, Washington, he thought that he observed something which looked like money floating in the air. He observed this while he was working at a Washington.
further stated that he later went back to the area and that he found nothing resembling money or a parachute. He ad- vised that the white cloth-like thing he observed was some sort of insolation and that he is convinced that what he observed had no connection with the NORJAK incident.
RWC: bgw (3) igil
164-81-3449
MAY 20, 1972 PBL SEATTLE
0010-100
Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan
DB Cooper-856
OPTIONAL FORM NO. 1 MAY IN2 COITION CSA FPMR (# CFR) 101-11.6 UNITED STATES GO RNMENT Memorandum
TO
: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
DATE:
5/26/72
FROM
: SA
SUBJECT: NORJAK
00: SEATTLE
Elin
Re memo SA
dated 4/17/72.
On May 2, 1972, Washington, was contacted and stated that he was having a drink at the St. Helens Bar in Chehalis, Washington, and that a man sitting next to him paid for his drink with a $50 bill.
stated that the man had a lot of money in his billfold, consisting of some $100 bills and $50 bills.
stated that the man had a lot of money in his billfold, consisting of some $100 bills and $50 bills. stated that the man was well dressed and didn't talk much, but because of the amount of money the man had, he thought he should call the FBI. Due to the fact of the above sketchy information obtained from concerning the man at the bar, this suspect should be eliminated.
RWC : bgw (3) Ige
164-81-3450
SEARCHED INDEXED SERIALIZED Miz Fem MAY OG 1972 FOI-SEATES
DA
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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY IN EDITION CSA FPMR (4 CFR) IM-IL6 UNITED STATES GO RNMENT Memorandum
TO
: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
DATE:
5/26/72
FROM : SA
SUBJECT: NORJAK
00: SEATTLE
Re memo SA
dated 4/17/72.
On May 2, 1972, Washington, was contacted and stated that he was having a drink at the St. Helens Bar in Chehalis, Washington, and that a man sitting next to him paid for his drink with a $50 bill.
stated that the man had a lot of money in his billfold, consisting of some $100 bills and $50 bills.
stated that the man had a lot of money in his billfold, consisting of some $100 bills and $50 bills. stated that the man was well dressed and didn't talk much, but because of the amount of money the man had, he thought he should call the FBI. Due to the fact of the above sketchy information obtained from concerning the man at the bar, this suspect should be eliminated.
RWC: bgw (3)
0010-100
164-81-3450 SEARCHED ... .... INDEXCO. SERIA COMO UM MAY @C 1972 FBI -SEATTLE
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FD-36 (Rev. 5-22-64)
FBI Date: 5/23/72
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Via AIRTEL
(Type in plaintext or code)
(Priority)
TO: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM: SAC, BALTIMORE (164-103) RUC SUBJERAYNORJAK
Re Butte airtel to Seattle dated 5/9/72.
RE:
On 5/19/72,
U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Mary- Tand, advised that his records reflect the following information:
resigned from the Naval
Academy
voluntarily, to
furnished the following description:
Name :
Race :
Sex:
White Male
DOB:
POB:
Home Address:
Temporary Address:
Fresno, California
Q
that his records reflect the following information:
resigned from the Naval
Academy
voluntarily, to
furnished the following description:
Name :
Race :
Sex:
White Male
DOB:
POB:
Home Address:
Temporary Address:
Fresno, California
Q 2 - Seattle 2 - Sacramento 1 - Butte (Info.) (164-26) 1 - Baltimore GTC: pep (6)
1.64-81 -3451
SEARCHED INDEXED SERIALIZED 2020 FILED 0Mg MAY 2/6 1972
FBI- SEATTLE
3
Approved:
Sent M Per
Special Agent in Charge
U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1971-413-135 DB Cooper-8519
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DB Cooper-850
5/26/72
AIRTEL
AIRMAIL
TO:
SAC, PORTLAND (164-41)
FROM :
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
SUBJECT:
NORJAK
1
Re Portland airtel dated 3/30/72.
Attempts to eliminate in the vicinity of his residence, Washington, on April 4, 1972, April 12, and April 21, 1972, met with negative results.
On May 4, 1972 Department. advised that was presently working at St. Helens, Oregon, and had
Longview Police
been for the last six to eight months with and that had been employed under the On May 16, 1972,
advised that in the composite drawing of the subject in this case, acquainted with stated that has a rounder
was not the same man.
Oregon, and had
Longview Police
been for the last six to eight months with and that had been employed under the On May 16, 1972,
advised that in the composite drawing of the subject in this case, acquainted with stated that has a rounder
was not the same man. who is better face and a wider nose and that hairline comes further down on his forehead and recedes more on the sides of his head then the man in the composite drawing. 
prialized
1.1
2 - Portland 2) - Seattle RWC:bfr (4) au Searched z nexed ............ 34 m2 DB Cooper-8521 164-81-3452
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SE 164-81
LEAD:
PORTLAND
AT ST. HELENS, OREGON Attempt to determine from employment records of Company and at
the was employed at the time of the NORJAK incident and if he was working the day of the incident, in an attempt to eliminate him as a suspect in this matter.
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SA 164-111 SF 164-81 1
-
The following investigation was conducted by
SA
AT FORT HOOD (KILLEEN), TEXAS
On April 6, 1972, West Fort Hood, who is
of the Fort Hood Sports Parachute Club, located at West Fort Hood, advised that there is no one presently a member of the club who was a member of the club back in 1964.
was conducted by
SA
AT FORT HOOD (KILLEEN), TEXAS
On April 6, 1972, West Fort Hood, who is
of the Fort Hood Sports Parachute Club, located at West Fort Hood, advised that there is no one presently a member of the club who was a member of the club back in 1964. He stated there was a club at Fort Hood in 1964, but that this club disbanded in 1967 and was reformed in 1969. He stated that they had no records of membership for the period prior to 1969.
Hle further advised that the military does not have an equivalent plane similar to the Northeast Airline planes utilized by subject of this case. He stated the military (air-borne unites) do jump from jets, but they use a 141, which is a cargo jet and exit from the side door. He stated he does not know of any sky diving clubs in the United States that jump from any type of jet aircraft.
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164.81-3453 LEARCHED INDEXED SERIALIZED MAILED MAY 205 1972
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SA 164-171 SE 164-81 1
The following investigation was conducted by
SA
AT SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
On March 21, and 22, 1972, descriptive data and information concerning this subject were furnished to the agencies listed below:
Blood Components, Inc.
164-81 1
The following investigation was conducted by
SA
AT SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
On March 21, and 22, 1972, descriptive data and information concerning this subject were furnished to the agencies listed below:
Blood Components, Inc. 714 South Flores San Antonio
Blood Services of San Antonio 112 Auditorium Circle San Antonio
Checker Cab Company 1010 West Laurel Street San Antonio
Yellow Cab Company 1500 Hoefgen San Antonio
Consolidated Employment Agency, Inc. 1734 Castroville Road San Antonio
W & I Labor Agency Inc. 907 West Houston San Antonio
Texas Employment Commission Labor and Tarm Office 1103 Fast Commerce San Antonio
164-81-3454 SEARCHED
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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 1962 EDITION OSA PPMR (41 CFR) 101+11.4 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum
TO :
Box 2
SUBJECT:
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) SAC, SAN ANTONIO (164-111) (RUC) NORJACK
DATE:
5/22/72
ReSAlet to SE, 3/21/72.
Enclosed for Seattle are two copies each of two inserts covering investigation by San AntonioDivision. Only two copies each are furnished since San Antonio does not know copy count of Seattle reports.
No specific leads remain outstanding for San Antonio and San Antonio will consider this case RUC.
Only two copies each are furnished since San Antonio does not know copy count of Seattle reports.
No specific leads remain outstanding for San Antonio and San Antonio will consider this case RUC. UNSUB CONSIDERED ARMED AND DANGEROUS
2 - Seattle (Encs. 4)fern M
1 - SA JHM/ies (3)
164-81-3455
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DB Cooper-855
FD-36 (Rev. 5-22-64)
FBI Date: 5/25/72
Transmit the following in
(Type in plaintext or code)
Via AIRTEL
AIR MAIL
(Priority)
TO:
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
FROM:
SAC, PORTLAND (164-41) (P)
SUBJECT: NORJAK
Re suspects Photos both above suspects shown in suitable groups to Portland witnesses Northwest Airlines, Portland, and both failed to identify either suspect. Photos being shown to Eugene, Oregon, witness and results will be furnished when known.
0 - Seattle 2 = Portland RPH: cas (4)
164-81-3456
SEARCHED INDEXED SERIALIZED 412 FILED MAY 2 7 1972 FBI- SEATTLE
Approved: M/DER
Sent M Per
Special Agent in Charge
U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1971-413-135 DB Cooper-8526
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5/24/72
AIRTEL
TO:
SAC, PHOENIX (164-100)
FROM:
SAC, DENVER (164-98) (P)
SUBJECT: NORJAK
00: Seattle
Re suspect
5/22/72.
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1971-413-135 DB Cooper-8526
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5/24/72
AIRTEL
TO:
SAC, PHOENIX (164-100)
FROM:
SAC, DENVER (164-98) (P)
SUBJECT: NORJAK
00: Seattle
Re suspect
5/22/72.
Re Phoenix teletype to Seattle and Denver dated
For the information of Phoenix, a resident of Ft. Collins, Colorado, reliability unknown, on 3/3/72 advised the Ft. Collins Resident Agent that he was in a local restaurant on or about 2/8/72 and overheard two white males talking about allegedly a former resident of Ft.
a Collins and a sky diver who "somewhat resembled composite of unsub". Source overheard these two individuals state had cancer and a short time to live.
worked
Additional investigation determined that from April, 1971. through September. 1971. had
and
Employer stated that had previously mentioned having done considerable sky diving and parachuting and allegedly was wounded in Korea, had a bad heart, cancer, and a short time to live.
The employer indicated that living in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
2 - Phoenix (RM) 2)- Seattle (RM) (164-81) 1 - Philadelphia (164-133) (Info) (RM) 2 - Denver RBR:s1s (7)
164-81-3457 ( CHED .
2 - Phoenix (RM) 2)- Seattle (RM) (164-81) 1 - Philadelphia (164-133) (Info) (RM) 2 - Denver RBR:s1s (7)
164-81-3457 ( CHED ...... .... INDEXED REALIZEDM FILED. MAY2 7 1377
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that Investigation developed by Philadelphia determined
is a former Army paratrooper, currently drawing disability, walking with a noticeable limp, and allegedly was in "a VA hospital at Colorado Springs, Colorado" in July, 1971.
in Philadelphia indicated that artist conception of unsub has general similarity to
Denver inquiry at Colorado Springs, Colorado private hospitals as well as VA hospitals at Denver and Fort Lyon. Colorado, located no information identifiable with until recontact by Philadelphia with relatives resulted in Philadelphia teletype to Phoenix of 5/15/72.
Phoenix requested to check records of VA Hospital, Tucson, Arizona, and establish incarceration there on in order that this matter may be logically resolved. ARMED AND DANGEROUS.
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OPTIONAL FORM NO.
Phoenix requested to check records of VA Hospital, Tucson, Arizona, and establish incarceration there on in order that this matter may be logically resolved. ARMED AND DANGEROUS.
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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 1962 EDITION GSA FPMR (41 CFR) 101-11-6 UNITED STATES GOV Memorandum
NMENT
TO :
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
DATE: 5/30/72
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:
SA
SUBJECT:
NORJAK
Re Sub. 195 
Sub 195 Elina
Re memo of SA
dated 4/12/72. b6 b7C
On 4/28/72, Mr. and Mrs. THOMAS H. JENSEN were interviewed at 25815 - 164th S.W., Kent, Washington. During the course of the interview, it was determined that JENSEN was born 1/13/11. He is 6' 1" tall, and weighs about 225 pounds.
1
In view of the above mentioned facts, JENSEN should no longer be considered a suspect.
:
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5/30/72
SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
SA
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Re Sub. 195
Re memo, of SA
dated 4/12/72. b6 b7C
On 4/28/72, Mr. and Mrs. THOMAS H. JENSEN were interviewed at 25815 - 164th S.
195
Re memo, of SA
dated 4/12/72. b6 b7C
On 4/28/72, Mr. and Mrs. THOMAS H. JENSEN were interviewed at 25815 - 164th S.W., Kent, Washington. During the course of the interview, it was determined that JENSEN was born 1/13/11. He is 6' 1" tall, and weighs about 225 pounds.
In view of the above mentioned facts, JENSEN should no longer be considered a suspect.
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5/26/72
AIRTEL
AIR MAI

TO:	SAC, SAN FRANCISCO (164-220)
FROM:	SAC, SAN DIEGO (164-91) (RUC)

C)
NORJAK
Re San Francisco airtel to San Diego, 5/25/72.
On 5/25/72. La Jolla,
California, advised that the name of the Coastal and Geodetic Survey had been changed to the National Ocean Survey. She further advised the nearest office of the National Ocean Survey was in San Francisco and that to the best of her knowledge, the National Ocean-Survey does not have a field team currently working in the San Diego area.
LEAD
SAN FRANCISCO
Will attempt to locate National Ocean Survey.
and that to the best of her knowledge, the National Ocean-Survey does not have a field team currently working in the San Diego area.
LEAD
SAN FRANCISCO
Will attempt to locate National Ocean Survey.
through
2 .- San Francisco 2 Seattle (164-81) 2 - San Diego
JLT/dfu (6)
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OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 1862 EDITION GSA FPMR (4 CPR) 101-11.6 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum
TO
: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81)
DATE: 5/30/72 b6 b7C
FROM : SA
SUBJECT: NORJACK
Elim
4
Rememo dated 4/5/72 (serial 164-81-2696) regarding
Attorney is a member of the law firm of Washington. He is suspected b6
of and represents a number of individuals who
The writer has known for 6 1/2 years and feels thatb7c does not at all resemble or fit the descrixiption of the hijacker.
The writer has discussed this matter with Sheriff DICK NICKELL who indicated that he has no information reflecting that might be thb6
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JAD CC: 1
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164-81-3460 SEARCHED INDEXED SERIALIZEDML FILED Amz MAY 3 1 1972
He indicated that has represented a number of un- b7C savory individuals and appears to speculate in
JAD CC: 1
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164-81-3460 SEARCHED INDEXED SERIALIZEDML FILED Amz MAY 3 1 1972 FRI-SEATTLE
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DB Cooper-852
OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 MAY 1962 EDITION GSA FPMR (n CFR) 101-11.6 UNITED STATES GO\ RNMENT Memorandum
TO
: SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P)
FROM : SA THOMAS J. MANNING
SUBJECT: NORJAK
DATE: 5/25/72
Sub J
On 5/25/72 SA Portland Division telephonicalib6 contacted the writer and advised that b7C of the Portland PD had been in the Lake Merwin area on 5/24/72. advised that he has used in that vicinity and noted that the night of the hijacking X the had reported driving on the Lewis River Road and observing a sudden bright flash at the time the hijacker is thought to have bailed out. This matter was resolved by their interview, according to which should be in Seattle file.
However stated that on 5/24/72 when he was at Lake Merwin he saw buzzards circling over an inaccessible area and gave the following directions to that location.
However stated that on 5/24/72 when he was at Lake Merwin he saw buzzards circling over an inaccessible area and gave the following directions to that location. 2 miles from the Speelyai Bay road on the road to Cougar, Washington (lewis River Road) there is a 2 x 4 stake in the ground on the left side of the road with the numeral 34 printed thereon. Opposite this stake on the right side of the road, a short distance from the Lewis River Road, is the ravine where the buzzards were circling. A check by with the Multnomah County coroner revealed that if the body of the hijacker had in fact been in that area from November, 1972 due to winter conditions and other factors the remains would still attract birds such as buzzards.
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AtLongview, Washington
At area described above conduct appropriate investigation to determine location and if possible reasons for buzzards circling the area.
This lead will be covered 5/26/72 by SA
0010-108
(2) TJM/
164-81-3461
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OPTIONAL FORM NO.