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a @ ‘ , @ FD-302a (Rev. 10-6-95) 27 9A-WF~222936-BEI; 279R-WE-222936{ | Continuation of FD-302 of to R 06/05/2008 .Page_ 2 of which he acted like he didn't remember very much. Additionally, he didn't remember telling the FBI that did it [mailed the anthrax letters]. [—_] noted that IVINS seemed to forget a lot of things. asked IVINS a question along the lines of: could "the other BRUCE” have mailed the letters? [oo |aian't recall him saying_"no," nor did he take offense to the question. It seemed tot] as if he had thought of that before. IVINS told] that his attorney told him that with his dealings with the FBI, sometimes IVINS plays a puppy that wants to appease, and sometimes he plays junior-detective. IVINS has spent over $100 thousand dollars from his retirement fund, on his attorney. The next time IVINS has to testify, he will have to have a proffer. According to IVINS, the JAG on post wont allow anyone to talk to his attorneys. IVINS relayed that the way the FBI was treating him made him go over the edge, especially around November [2007]. In IVINS's last interview [with the FBI] he was told the materi in the letters had colony morphology variance. The way wheel hab did it was to pick a single colony so they wouldn't have the morphology variance. One would have to swipe over a plate to get the morphology variance. IVINS claimed his microbiology background taught him to always pick a single colony. IVINS talked about the submissions that] _sieVIINS made to the [FBI anthrax] Repository. He claimed that the first submission was fine, however, someone threw it away; and the second submission is where the morphologies were seen. IVINS spoke about the polygraph he took [for the investigation] and that he passed some questions but failed the one about taking stuff from work.