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AT TA:LE28 8B 69/35 2 The Williama family have a Large, Ghepnerd-type dog that wee tied in the back yard of their house at 1s)? Penelope Boas, during the search of the hoyse on June 4, 195i, This Ave ; does not appear to he ge Dure breed and the doc'a coat hag Severs shade: of brown dn it, Heir samples were obtained from tne Wiliisms dog and sre presently being compared microsaopically — with che questioned dog hairs previously removed from the victim's clothing and/or bodlee, Although this dog hea more brown in its omat than would be expected from ah exatinatjon of the quastioned hairs, it is certalniy coneiatent with the general type Gf Large, jong- hairs) dog that wa2vexpected to be the suureé of the queetianes haire. A microscopical examination and comparison of these dog heirs hes mot yet becn “completed, Light violet secondary acetate fibers were removed from the clothing and/or bodice of eightsen (18) of the victims. In addition, jight violet acetate fibers were also recoversa from John Harold Porter. These acetate fibers have been found in large numbers an seme victims. Thie would indicate the acetate Fibers came From 4 fabric composed cf spun staple yarna, @#hich would be expected t¢ shed fibers very eaaAlly. During the search Of the Wlijiamses' home, 2 large bedtoread was trefent on the king size bed in the bedroom oF Wayne B. Wiiiliams, This bedspread was compased of purple sceiate yacns and light green cotton yarns and has a fringe of Long, GOLton yarns, The acetats fibers present in this bedspread exhibit the same micrescopie characterietics as the light vielet acetate fibers found on many of the victims ané@ are consistent with originating from this bedspread. Thies bedapread also appears to be old and worn end would be expected is shed fFlbere easily Decauee of its age, as well as its construction, ak not reparteg finding any cotton fibers on the wick cMeir elothing, which could he compared with the cotton fibers on the bedspread. Light color cotton fibers ara very common and are usually of no value for significant compariaon purposes. However, these lisht green, cotton fibera would have aise been transferred to the vietims’ clothing if the clothing had come In contact . with the bedspread, in question, and, accordingly, the gictims' \ @lothing will be searched for cotton fibere of thie type. ad —