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FD-302a‘(Rev. 10-6-95) 279A-WF-222936, 279A-BA-101392 Continuation of FD-302 of L , On OL / 22 / 2002 , Page 3 scrutinized. [___]finds it hard to_believe that they do not make or work with refined material there. did not know of anyone who was rowing B. anthracis in large volumes. also mentioned that had recently visited_BRUCE IVINS to discuss the material in the Daschle letter. had a vial of some substance that appeared similar in consistency to the material in the letter. believed that whoever was responsible for sending the letters would have to be vaccinated. Proper equipment would be necessary; the material could not simply be "sun dried".[7 could. not speculate on how the spores were milled. was not sure how the material could be made in a basement lab without contaminating a large area. A laminar flow hood would help, but may not prevent contamination from escaping. The material could have been dried in a vacuum desiccator or a lyophilizer, possibly even at the subject's place of employment. Some of the staff at Dugway would probably be better informed on these matters. [-__]guessed that there are fewer than one hundred people who are capable of manufacturing and sending out the spores found in the letters. In reference to absolutely no suspicions. described{ ___] performance as "exemplary." may seem a little odd, but is misunderstood. [_Jhas been involved in some personality clashes, but nothing out of the ordinary for researchers such asf is not politically astute and sometimes has conflicts with people caused by approach. has never acted in a suspicious manner. en) ro oO