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mation available to the appropriate Georgia authorities. We have been } advised that the information which you forwarded to Mr. William Bradford Reynolds, Assistant Attorney General, Civil Rights Division, in your letter of August 19, 1982, has been reviewed by the Civil Rights Division and the Federal Bureau of Investigation; they have determined that the information provided does not constitute the basis for a violation of any federal civil rights statute. We do not at this time anticipate further Department of Justice-FBI participation in these investigations, although we stand ready to provide the technical laboratory services of the FBI to assist in the event new evidence is developed which requires such analysis. We understand the concer and anxiety expressed by the families of these young victims, especially in those cases where there has been no definitive determination of responsibility for the death of their child. We want to assure you, however, that there has been a thorough and exhaustive investi- gation of these cases. If new evidence is developed, that information should be brought to the attention of the appropriate local prosecuting authorities. Sincerely, D. Lowell Jensen Assistant Attorney General Criminal Division