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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Washington, D. C. 20537
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REPORT
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of the
LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION
IdENTIFICATION DIVISION
YOUR FILE NO.
g-102
July 9, 1982
FBI FILE NO.
-543
LATENT CASE NO.
C-12061
TO: ADIc, Heu York
403.6.13
ULINFORMATION CONTAJNED
NEREN IS UNCLASS
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BATE Y.2998
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RE:
FUGITIVE;
ET AL.:
NFA, ITE
REFERENCE:
Airtel received 1n LFPs 6-28-82
SPECIMENS:
Twe1ve cardboard cartcns, K33, K34 end K37 thro0gh K46
(not fourteen, 'as cention in yaur airtel)
Other sisce1laneous iteus, K48, K49, K55 through K57, K70,
K72 through K74 2nd K77 through K80
JUL 12 1982
It should be noted
d that two of the cerdboaad cartons were
C3
FBI
nurbered twice.
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Laboratory report, which vill also give the cisposition of the specimens.
The specirens vere examined end thirty-nine latent fingerprints
cnd thrce latent paln prints of valuo werc cevaloped on a large cerdboard
carton, K42; fivc airlinc tickets, parts of K70 and K79; a letter, threc
photographs and a boox, parts of K72; tho cnvelopcs rurbered 1 and 2 in
LFps for idcntification purposes; four mamuals, parts of K77; o blcck
address book, part or K78; cnd a bulletin, part of K80.
Elcven latent fingerprints, dovelcped on fivc spcqimiit further
describod as follous, have bccn identificd as fingcrprints ofl
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