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Sn ae Ue at 4 : a at 12. 1 14- 1 5 16 2 ie a 4. ; diy 22 5 13 24 6 2 27} sad 8 ot 22 | 10 - sgl 1) rau ! 18, 13 “3 wenn 14 tt 3 15 33 ad 16 $5 | if ! W at { 3a! 18. “9! 39 19 32 | 20 34a i 2y; (Bf 22 on La | 23 2 | 24 a + . 243 : 25 ! 26: 27 28 29 : 30 i ' 31 32 recordings, movie film and audio tape are in the cusvody ef the F.B.I.). Agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. familiar with William John Lewis and Donald Syivesvco. Barpny have listened to tapes, made by Karl Fleming, cf inuervier> of "D.B. Cooper" and ‘Seth Thomas" gnd have ider voices appearing on the tapes as William John Lewes and’ Donald Sylvester Murphy. ~ - Complainant further states that Karl Fleming na» bee interviewed by Special Agents of the F.B.1. and na. velates the following: That he, Karl Fleming. placed an adv pts... in the Seattle WMses newspuper, abeng ot West Coast, requesting that tne alle hi-jacker "D.B. Cooper" contact hin. was then a Contributing Editor of hew stationed in Los Angeles and the adve his home telephone number and indicated trav 2&8 represented a national news magazine. On or about February 1, 1972 Karl Fie.cir received two telephone calls froma "“Setr on- who in subsequent perscnal contacts identiia as Jack Lewis, the caller stating that he kn. identity of "D.B. Cooper" and coulc arrange on interview. In response to this information Karl Fle. flew from Los Angeles County, California wa Hi Gounty, Washington on or about February io, _ and checked into a ground floor room at the Inn which had been reserved for him by Ja2k alias “Seth Thomas." ‘3.8. Coo 2 Re ere x te . 2 . fhe individuals igentifying*themselves as “Sevh | Thomas" and "D.B. Cooper" requested forty five thousand dollars for the story and Gevag.. the hi-jacking. The initial payment of thousand dollars to be paid wher Kar > satisfied he vas triking to the ni-2 : 4nstalment in the same amount, upor: complecvion oF 5 interviews, and a final payment upon publicavien ci the story. Gea Weaaee ria ene et ee eee