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1-336 (Rev. 10-26-79)
FEDERAL. BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Washington, D. C. 20537
REPORT
of the
LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION
IDENTIFICATION DIVISION
YOUR FILE NO.
.4-102 (P)
June 18, 1982
FBI FILE NO.
LATENT CASE NO. - C-12061
ro.
ADIC, New York
RE:
b6
ET AL.;
b7c
UNSUBS. (4);
NFA; CONSPIRACY
Airte1 6/3/82 and teletype 6/10/82
REFERENCE:
EXAMINATIONREQUESTEDBY:
New York
SPECMENS:
Ql through Q49, miscellaneous electronic equipment,
paper bags, foil and other miscellaneous items
K1' through K50, which include rifles, handguns,
ammunition, field packs, cardboard, dock receipt,
and other miscellaneous items
This report confirms and supplements information
furnished in Butel 6/ll/82.
The listed specimens are further described in a separate
Laboratory report, which will also give the disposition.
The specimens were examined and twenty-four latent
fingerprints, eighteen latent palm prints, and a latent impres-
sion (fingerprint or palm print), were developed on a dock receipt;
large cardboard cartons, #2, #5, #7, #9, #l0; a white box, part
of Q39; a package of microcircuits, part of Q39; two cardboard
boxes,-parts of Q4l and Q44.
/-162-68
(Continued on'next page)
b6
b7c
THIS REPORTISFURNISHEDFOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
ro0/19
FEDERAL. BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Washington, D. C. 20537
REPORT
of the
LATENT FINGERPRINT SECTION
IDENTIFICATION DIVISION
YOUR FILE NO.
.4-102 (P)
June 18, 1982
FBI FILE NO.
LATENT CASE NO. - C-12061
ro.
ADIC, New York
RE:
b6
ET AL.;
b7c
UNSUBS. (4);
NFA; CONSPIRACY
Airte1 6/3/82 and teletype 6/10/82
REFERENCE:
EXAMINATIONREQUESTEDBY:
New York
SPECMENS:
Ql through Q49, miscellaneous electronic equipment,
paper bags, foil and other miscellaneous items
K1' through K50, which include rifles, handguns,
ammunition, field packs, cardboard, dock receipt,
and other miscellaneous items
This report confirms and supplements information
furnished in Butel 6/ll/82.
The listed specimens are further described in a separate
Laboratory report, which will also give the disposition.
The specimens were examined and twenty-four latent
fingerprints, eighteen latent palm prints, and a latent impres-
sion (fingerprint or palm print), were developed on a dock receipt;
large cardboard cartons, #2, #5, #7, #9, #l0; a white box, part
of Q39; a package of microcircuits, part of Q39; two cardboard
boxes,-parts of Q4l and Q44.
/-162-68
(Continued on'next page)
b6
b7c
THIS REPORTISFURNISHEDFOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
ro0/19