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- ; @ . rd © . FD-302 (Rey. 10-6-95) -l- FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION LLL INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED DATE LZ-12-2008 BY 60324 UC BAW/DE/RYS Date of transcription 03/22/2006 date of birth ome address of was interviewed at On March 20, 2006, social securit place of employment, the United States Army Medical Research bé Institute of Infectious Diseases (USAMRIID) Porter Street, b7C Fort Detrick, Maryland, telephone . After being advised of the identity of the agents and the purpose of the interview, provided the following information: confirmed that [_ Jhas been employed in the Division at USAMRIID since b6 i bIc aving a telephone conversation with has only worked with liquid materials. There has not_been any dry or offensive work performed be at USAMRIID since 1972. [ ] does not know anyone who does dry work. BIC [ ]thou ht that Aberdeen Proving Grounds may be involved in dry b2 work. did not observe any unusual activity at USAMRIID. LJ b7E recalled IVINS telling an individual could obtain a usable stock of Bacillus anthracis (Ba) from 8 liter flasks. It was common knowledge at USAMRIID that Ba Ames was stored in thel | suites of Building 1425. The cold rooms in these areas were not locked. Anyone could obtain materials from the walk-in coolers; use of the coolers was based on the "honor system". The suites did not have walk-in freezers. Freezers were kept out in the hallways. Current handling procedures involving select agents have been significantly modified in that the use of select agents must now be documented and individual accountability maintained in a database. Investigation on March 20, 2006 Fort Detrick, Maryland File # 279A-WF-222936-USAMRIID-VAh2 Date dictated PL by PI be b7C This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. [ a