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? . * . @ . ° eS FD-302a (Rev. 10-6-95) 279A-WF-222936-302 ; . Continuation of FD-302 of [sd ,On it / 09 / 2001 » Page 3 but individual labs within a suite are open. [ ——————C Y] ti‘<~=i OE will be providing information on access contro entry logs, et cetera, in accordance with the subpoena. is also responsible for Employees with access to select agents can be alone with the material. There are no searches or checks to prevent this. Material could be removed. [_____]added that it would be virtually impossible to completely secure the materials. Trace amounts could be removed without detection. Some microorganisms reproduce at such a high rate that the material doubles in twenty-five minutes, so accurately measuring inventory is impossible. at USAMRIID hone number , is the point of contact for has maintained these records and is compiling them in accordance with the subpoena. also maintains records of [___]did not know of any current or former employees that L__]would suspect might be involved in this incident. Moreover, could not identify anyone from outside the organization, either, but[__]will give the subject more consideration. [will also try to ascertain information on a past employee who was caught stealing lab equipment. [__|will contact the FBI if or when finds that information. believed that the subject(s) responsible for disseminating anthrax had some knowledge of biology and lab procedures, but felt that a high level_of expertise may not have been necessary. went on to explainl ~|theory on how the anthrax may have been manufactured and disseminated. Spores can be grown rather easily, but harder to weaponize. elieved that earlier samples were inferior to those mailed out_later, so the material was probably manufactured domestically. believed that anyone smuggling the material into the country wou ensure that they had a higher grade first. The material found in the New York Post letter seemed to be made in a centrifuge, which would be the cause of the three layers of different colors in that sample. The black and tan layers were under the white, which was almost pure spore material. In the letter to Sen. Daschle's office, much more of the sample was pure spores, indicating the subject may have