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@ « a FD-302a (Rev. 10-6-95) 279A-WF-222936 bé bic the letters suggest a -native English speaker may have prepared the letters. recognized that the Daschle/Leahy was written with a different kind of pen. ° [_|noticea that Penacilin [sic] was mis-spelled and suggested that it could have been done intentionally to place an 'A' in_the appropriate place in the sequence of 'A's and 'T's. Again] suggested because Penicillin was mis-spelled that the writer was an non-native English speaker. While looking at the Daschle/Leahy letter[ si read down the column containing the first letters of each line which spells out 'YWY' ov een ee these as palindromes. At this point suggest that this could be "reading too much into it." was asked about a passage in GEB (page 176 from the 1999 edition) "Lest you think this all sounds hopelessly abstract and philosophical, consider that the exact moment when phenotype can be said to be 'available', or ‘implied', by genotype, is a highly charged issue in our day: it is the issue of abortion." Po indicated that wanted to get across the idea at which point does DNA become a person, which is a central argument in the issue of abortion. pointed out the construction and size of the question mark in the Daschle/Leahy letter, and noticed that the Post/Brokaw letter had no punctuation marks, thus suggesting the Post/Brokaw letter was hurried in its preparation. came back to the idea that the writer may have deli included these unusual characteristics (letter formation, mis- spelling, word usage, and abruptness) to hide his tracks. S. read the Post/Brokaw letter line by line ina rhythm intended fo to pick up that each of the lines was composed up of only three words. did in fact make this distinction prior to SA reading of the letter. was asked if this may mean anything, to which suggested that the_genetic code is interpreted in triplets known as codons. — was asked if the sequence ITTTAATTAT" could mean anything in t ontext of DNA codons. [C_indicatea that it was possible putt | would have to refer to a book for the genetic code. At this point oAsy —aanctgated P As that the sequence encodes for Phenylalanine (Phe), aragine (Asn), and Tyrosine (Tyr). [- was asked if] knew