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- Fingerprint analysis
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- Print #009866-0005 was obtained via black
powder dusting and adhesive lifted. This print is a clear
latent which matches that of Charles J. Lamar.
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- Print #009866-006 was obtained via fluorescent
powder with ALS and adhesive lifted. This print is a
clear latent which matches that of Charles J. Lamar.
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- Print # 009866-007 was obtained via
fluorescent powder with ALS and adhesive lifted. This
print does not contain sufficient points of matching for
a definitive comparison.
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- Item # 009866-0001, prescription bottle was
print tested and an index finger latent identified with
positive match to Charles J. Lamar.
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- Item # 009866-0002, liquor bottle. No clear
latent prints were identifiable.
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- Item # 009866-0004, desk blotter. This is a
laminated foam backed heavy-grade patterned vinyl surface
pad which produced no clear latent prints.
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- Item # 009866-0003, drinking glass, produced
only partial thumb and mid finger prints with
insufficient points for identification.
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- Substance analysis:
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- Item # 009866-0002, liquor bottle contained
3.6 fluid ounces. The bottle was tested for contents and
additives of diazepam and/or other drugs or substances.
Analysis showed the bottle to contain 86 proof alcohol
(or 43% ethanol by volume) consistent with analysis of
untainted Jack Daniels Black Label 86 proof, no additives
were found.
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- Item # 009866-0003 contained no analyzable
contents. No traces were found.
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- //Brian P. Lansing
- Senior Examiner
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