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at - b6 FD-302 (REV. 11-27-70) . . : my a _ o we FEDERAL’ BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 1 4/5/77 . . ss Date of transcription ; interviewed at his place of b6 business, Anchorage, Alaska. [__] “BIC was advised of the identity of the interviewing Agents, certain of his Constitutional rights and the purpose of the interview by Special Agent (SA) DONALD H. STEELE. He then read a form entitled, "Your Rights" after which he advised he understood his Constitutional rights as explained on the form but would not sign anything. advised he was unable to determine exactly b6 where he was on November 24, 1971, but believes he was in . bic Fairbanks, Alaska. He advised that he had absolutely nothing to do with NORJAK and that he would be willing to take a poly- graph examination should his attorney concur with such activity. He advised that he is currently inyolved in a lawsuit with the U.S. Government in which he is the defendant and attempts are being made to recover sums of money from hi elated to an incident which took place while he was He stated that because of this pending lawsuit he doubts very much his atto ld concur in his undergoing a polygraph examination. adyised that he has never had .paratrooper training of any kind and in fact suffers from vertigo which would preclude his jumping from an airplane. He stated that while as a member of the U.S. Air Force for four years he went dir y May 1, 1952 to the at pavis-Monthan Air Force Base in Tuoson, Arizona, until he was terminated from the service on He related that during his entire time in the Air Force he served He furnished to interviewing agents a DD-214 which is a "Report of Separation From the Armed Forces of the United States" showing that he took no major courses and completed no service training courses successfully during his entire four years in the Air Force. He related that further information regarding his ies with the United States Government as b6 could be obtained from of the Postal b7c Inspector's Office in Seattle, Washington. e stated that the Postal Inspector's Office in Seattle also should have an extensive file on him which would possibly show a contact date of November 24, 1971: 7G = &1- 7G Interviewed »—3/31/77____4_Anchorage, Alaska rms AN 164-59 by Date dictated “AsL/TT . b6 b7c This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI, li ts the property of the FBI and is loaned lo your agency, it and its contents are not to be distributed oulside your agency. b7C DB Cooper-