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ith: rt ee Oma: on report sO of the - = , - . fu LABORATORY bas FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION to: FBI, New Orleans Detes July 8, 1964 FB File No. Re: MIBURN | oe Lab-Ne- . 9C.81363 GH Specimens received J/1/G4 Q32 - Q34 Three pieces of barbed wire from fence at the scene where vehicle burned ¥1 Paint sample of left front fender of 1963 Ford station wagon 2 Paint sample from splash pan below left headlights of 1963 Ford station wagon Results of examination: Specimen Kl contained three-layered paint chips as follows: : ue 1, Blue metallic top layer 2, Grey primer 3. Brown primer Specimen K2 contained two-layered paint chips as follows: 1. Blue metallic top layer 2. Red=-brown primer The three pieces of barbed wire, Q32 through Q34, bore foreign paint smears. The paint conprising these smears Was a turquoise nonmetallic lacquer. This turquoise nonmetallic: Tacquer is similar in color and type of paint to the original finish on 1956 Chevrolets known as ‘Twilight Turquoise.” No paint was found on Q32 through Q34 which was like the paint of specimen. Kl or E2, ae WASHINGTON, D. C. - magne Ny ews. sm Mga 6 a nscale ae nape tt