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* pe of examination: The results of the requested latent fingerprint examinations are being reported separately. Specimen Q216A is a .30 Carbine caliber cartridge which was identified as having been loaded into and extracted from the same weapon which fired the four cartridge cases from the abduction scene, specimens Q15 through 018, and the two cartridge cases found outside the bank, specimens Q213 and 0214. The Q201 through Q204 cartridges found in the bank were also loade@ into and extracted from this same weapon. Specimen Q216A has been loaded with a copper-jacketed bullet. The “LC 42" headstamp indicates it was originally manufactured by the Lake City Ordnance Plant. . The 0216B nickel-colored cartridge found in the vehicle contains no gunpowder and appears to be toy ammunition. Specimens Q232 through 90982 consist of fifteen boxes containing 75] .30 Carbine caliber cartridges. All of these cartridges have been loaded with copper-jacketed-bullets. They bear a "30 1 5°” headstamp which indicates they are of Dominican Republic manufacture. Cartridges of this type are imported by the Mars Equipment Corporation, Chicago, Illinois. Nothing was found to indicate that any of the 9232 through 0982 cartridges were loaded into or extracted from a weapon. ; . Specimen 9985 is a 6mm Remington caliber cartridee of Remington-Peters manufacture which has been loaded with a 100- grain copper-jacketed, “soft point" bullet. Nothing was found to indicate that this cartridge has heen loaded into or extracted from a weapon. Further, nothing was found to associate this cartridge with previously submitted ammunition. Specimens Q217, 9218, 0227 and Q228 are typical of automobile debris which accumulates during normal every day usage. The mineralogical debris in Q217, 9218 and Q227 is too mixed and contaminated to be of lead or comparison vaiue : Specimen Q228 contains numerous black silica slag particles and a few metal shavings. Therefore, it is likely Page 3 PC~K7077 PR » ¢ Le “~ ~~ 2%, Ste ge ss ..