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FD-302a (Rev. 10-6-95) 279A-WF-222936-BEI BIC Continuation of FD-302 of BRUCE EDWARDS IVINS ,On 02/13/08: » Page 6 For years, IvinslL payed the guitar_and iano at their church. During his March 2005 interview by SAs and_—~—“‘ésC*dZ;SY;:COSEVENNSS was: asked to. help establish an alibi by providing the church music sheets for the summer and fall of 2001. When| | obtained the music sheets, he realized that the hymn numbers on the sheets did not match the A because the hymnal from 2001 had been replaced. Therefore, obtained the version of the church hymnal that was being used in the summer and fall of 2001 to demonstrate that the music sheets i en ee He assumes any writing in the hymnal is that of The 2001 version of the church hymnal was placed in IVINS' "Attorney Client Privileged" materials that were seized from his residence on 11/1/07. There came a time when IVINS began to take walks instead of going for drives in his car. In order to be protected, he purchased two stun guns from the internet. When he got the stun guns, IVINS realized that he had to physically touch someone for them ‘to be effective. Not wanting to get that close to a dangerous person, IVINS then purchased a "tazer" with which he could disable an attacker by shooting them with a dart from a distance. In addition to the American Family Association Journal, IVINS also took Newsweek and possibly Readers Digest to work. He does not recall reading, let alone taking, any copies of the National Enquirer or such tabloids to work. There was discussion at work about the "Spider Woman of India" which was an article in the National Enquirer, but IVINS does not recall ever seeing any copies of the tabloid at work. IVINS was shown a copy of an email dated June 21, 2005, in which the spore powder in the Daschle mailing was discussed. IVINS was the author of that email, and he sent it top] and perhaps is "90% sure" he never sent it or gave a copy to S was then shown a copy of a letter which identifies as a potential terrorist, and he denied ever seeing the etter. IVINS was shown a letter to the editor of the Frederick News Post entitled "We need more teachers like Christa McAuliffe." IVINS read the letter, which was signed by —s@Y and did not remember writing it. Although he may have written it, IVINS had no recollection of doing so.