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T-ib o> REPORT an a | ) . of the @ x . aw LABORATORY a FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535 To 5 C, San Francisce (7~ 855) Date: July if, 1978 FBi File No. (-1520C 5 2 ne, HUEARNAP Lap. no, = Pe ThOG2TLES PF 6-27-74 Specimens received Q1566 Card postnarked "U. ©. FOSTAL SERVICE 242 PM - Jt 1574." benarinc the handwid tten edéarcas CAM the AT T7121 ¢ Weller fan Francizce Celif," and written messaice tepinning, "hi Sam. atill aint got my ..." Result of examinatica;: Q1566 was not associated with material maintained in the Anonymous Letter File. Copies have been added thereto. A definite conclusion was net reached whether the questioned writing, or, Q1566 was prepared by EMILY iiARRIS, purported writer of K5, K6, K8, K9, K20 and K37, WILLIAM "HARRIS, purported writer of X45 or * PATRICIA CAMPBELL HEARST, K32,° due to the presence of unexplained vartations and the lack ‘of sufficiently comparable writing. However, some handwriting differsances were observed in this comparison which indicates that the questioned writing on Q1566 may not have been prepared by any of these persons. The somewhat irregular size of Q1566 indicates that it may have been out from a jJarger pisce of paper. 21566 contains no watermarks, indented writing of ‘significance cr other characteristics to definitely determind ~ dts source. An eight cent U.S. Postal Service stamp, torn from a coil of stumps, is affixed to Q1566. Q1566, ‘whieh has been photographed, is being returned separately. “ BRG :mew pre — (4) 7 ROSS Ba a ee