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LA 164-497 Lene liad no idea who was responsible for sending the letter S newspaper and advised that his newspaper had developed no information which would assist in the identification of the be individual involved in instant matter. The enclosed letter b7C was received at the "Los Angeles Times" mail room sometime during ntvally outed to the of the ~ Angeles Times”. The letter was opened by at about 9:00 a.m., 12/13/71. After reading the le She attached ‘ne cavelope and immediately brought | it to the attention of ee that the enclosed originals b6 have been touched ana handled by many employees of the "Los BIC Angeles Times” and other members of the-communications media in the Los Angeles area who happened to be at the "Los Angeles Times" editorial offices during the day of 12/13/71. Loe ret ai the number that appears on the last ee typed line o e letter which is located opposite the name | i 3 a | 4 3 4 3 : 4 * “i wae gE its wa, a * 3 3 "Los Angeles Times", does not have any particular significance 4 to his organization. . Res 5 REQUEST OF THE BUREAU “A Rt It is requested that the Latent Fingerprint Section | and the FBI Laboratory condlct appropriate examinations previously 3 requested by the Seattle Division in referenced teletype. 4 Consideration should be given for latent fingerprint examination 5 of the originals with comparison to other letters received ¥ by previously described newspapers, and examination to determine .the composition of paper and the origin of the typewriting. inh dr e4 rt eS ie * Me! rt, is further requested that the, originals be searched ’ through the Anonymous Letter File. “ Upon conclusion of the above requested examinations, it is requested the originals be returned to Los Angeles. Results of the examinations should be furnished to Seattle, New York,, Washington Field and Los Angeles. a at = by a tee 4 ee DB Cooper-476 NS deer Peek ey sow TE ee ty ee ate tne ete i el RY