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ett REPORT of the a LABORATORY —-a-. FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535 ro: FBI, Chicago bee, January 26, 1970 FRI Pile No. 44=44202 Re: SERGEANT DANIEL GROTH; JAMES DAVIS; = :au. no. PC-C3581 FA LX JOHN CISZEWSKI; EDWARD CARMODY; et al Chicago, Illinois, Police Officers - PC-C3787 FA LX Subjects; FRED HAMPTON (DECEASED); MARK CLARK (DECEASED); BRENDA HARRIS; bbb bbbeldebdds ones BREWER, BLAIR ANDERSON; RONALD STACHEL; et al - Victims; SUMMARY PUNISHMENT - CIVIL RIGHTS Results of examination: (refer to diagram on page 6) 1. In the entrance hallway, two shot patterns are represented, A. One shot fired from inside the hallway was fired laterally across the front door. This shot was fired from a shotgun using a shotshell loaded with Number 7 1/2 or 8 shet. The gauge of the shotgun is not known. Pieces of lead shot were recovered. B. One shot {s represented by a large hole in the southwest corner of the entrance hallway, 6' 7 1/2" above the floor. The hole is typical of one that - PC-C3999 FA CC CW could have been produced by a rifled slug. No slug was recovered. The trajectory of the missile producing this hole leads from an area in the | northwest corner of the living room, through the doorway between the living room and entrance hallway, through the hole in the southwest corner of the entrance hallway into the stairway leading to an upstairs apartment to the west wall of the stairway. The shot with the trajectory described could have produced the hole in the panel of the living room door as shown in photographs made available for examination, The panel with the hole was missing from the door at the time the door was made available for examination. Page 1 (continued on next page) BATT. RECS aa) TRUPTYPE UNIT CI