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Pass Em Et Ri De LyX aA AL tal he ip tat Lam Lec Rs Qe lead shot, Q2, removed from the hole in the entrance hall, — which hole was produced by tha same shot producing the shot pattern in Ql, are either Number 7 1/2 or 6 in size based upon thelr weight. The Q3 wad, found among the clothing wrapped in the chenille bedepread in the entrance hallway, is the , over-powder wad from a 12-gmuge shotshell. Over-powdsr wads of this design are in Winchester-Western shotshells. { | | ( The two pieces of lead shot, Q4, are comparable in | weight to 00 Buck in size. These were removed from the framework inside the closet in the front bedroom. : | | } ! | | The following bullets are all .45 Auto, identified — as having been fired from the same weapon: Specimens Q5 through Q9 - Found by Laboratory repre- sentatives at the scene behind the bullet holes in the east wall of the front bedroos, Specimen QIO - Removed from the south wall of the front bedroom by Laboratory representatives at the scene. Specimen Q12 - Removed from behind hole designated Number 6 in the south wall of the front bedroom by Laboratory representatives. ' Specimen Q14 - Ramoved from behind hole designated Number 39 . in the south wall of the front bedroom by Laboratory representatives. | _ The general rifling characteristics on the above | | bullets, coneisting of six lands and grooves, right twist, are | | like those produced by a .45 Semiautomatic Carbine manufactured { | by the Eagle Gun Company, Incorporated, Stratford, Connecticut. | Page 3 (continued on next page) PC-C3581 FA