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SAC, SEATTLE (164-81) (P) 1/26/72 2 : b7Cc NORJAK Re: Sea mem DONALD J. STEELE, 12/17/71, regarding suspect b6 Attached is a copy of the subject's autobiography. On January 14, 1972 be the Seattza First National Ban ere 3 bic ' interviewed concerning NORJAK suspect riginally applied for b6 business, which is b7¢c ‘application for a loan was declined about one week after NORJAK. became suspicious because[__ never b6 experienced any great concerp_or year because hj bic application was turned down; thought that because lake of the loan would mean failure o business. On December 3, 1971, o discuss business wit right hand was bandaged. $ to the nature of ‘his injury, e had merely taken a tumble. at the Mercer bé6é and at this time b7C tioned by replied that is a pilot and be- b6 cause of would be very familiar bIC with high altitude flying and the terrain around the are 64~&/ ~ ~£/8O icions were further heightened while at b6 1972, at the Black Angus bic Restaurant in Bellevue initiated a discussion of high altitude flying. the waitresses in the Angus Restaurant finche again believed this to be “out of vharacter fda Aymay, is financial condition to frequent an expensive |restaufayit. 5 the Black Angus. wel, (3). PKH/sib | so ; DB Cooper-6393