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FD-302a (Rev. 10-6-95) ® 279A-WE-222936 Continuation of FD-302 of Bruce Edwards Ivins _.- ,On 01/16/08 , Page . abortion, IVINS spends "maybe five minutes" glancing through the journal. The journal addresses“issues such as abortion and homosexuality There was a time, however, when IVINS would take the publications to work for to read, and they would make fun of the stories in it. IVINS does not recall reading any articles in the journal regarding hazing, sorority memberships, parental rights, or social services intervening on behalf of children. Years ago, IVINS submitted to a polygraph as part of the anthrax investigation. Prior to taking the polygraph, he did not research anything about the test, to include ways to defeat its accuracy. Likewise, he did not take any steps to defeat the tests accuracy or use countermeasures. In fact, IVINS stopped taking his anti-depression/anti-anxiety medication for 48-72 hours before the polygraph, and he offered to provide blood and/or urine specimens at the time of the test to prove he was not medicated. When IVINS was interviewed in March 2005, he was asked to consent to provide handwriting exemplars. Shortly thereafter, he researched experts in the field of handwriting comparisons who could possibly be consulted about the technique. IVINS has no explanation why he researched the handwriting analysis but not the polygraph examination. i? AE i IVINS immediately suspected of mailing the letters. When IVINS learned one of the victims lived in Connecticut, He then used the internet to identify mother and determine where she lived in relation to the victim. It was then IVINS learned the two lived about a mile apart. Prior to the mailings, IVINS used the internet to research where There was an issue regarding lived in New Jersey. IVINS cannot recall taking leave on September 17, 2001, and, therefore, cannot recall why he did so.