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at Lead eo. AS Be. ETN oe 9 Malcolm K. Little Evidence Obtained At Scene of Fire (See Detailed Drawing For Locations) 1. The bottom 1/8 part of a whisley bottle containing gasoline was found in the enclosed front porch. The glass of the bottle was scorched, although there was no evidence of a fire in the front porch area. 2. A quas. whiskey bottle filled with gasoline was located standing upright on the dresser in the rear bedroom where Malecim X‘s other dauchterns-” slept. This bottle had a screw cap which was intact and did not have any rags attached *9o it. It is noted that all firemen who entered Malggim X's home during the fire were interviewed and all stated ““ they did not place the bottle on the dresser. 3. A brokin neck of a whiskey bottle with a scorched cluth wick attached to the neck of the bottle was located in ti wveei of the said home at approximately 15 feet from the hous- «23 near the bedroom with the broken window and scorcned groun? and rence. 4b. # preken neck of a whiskey bottle and shoulder of a whiskey bottle which matched the neck section was found in the center of Malcolm X's bedroom. A piece of cloth soaked with gasoline but unscorched, was on the bedroom floor a few feet from the broken whiskey bottle. No evidence of a fire could be located in this bedroom. The youngest daughter, age six months slept in a third bedroom opposite Malcolm X's room. No evidence of bottles could be located in the ivi fined, but according to here was evidence that gasoline was used in the living room fire.