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1  1 §| United States Senator Birch Bayh - Victim 8 On December 30, 1971, a representative of th ' Washington, D.C. and a litan United States Capitol Police, representative of the Intelligence Division, Metropo Police Department, Washington, re advised of Senator Bayh receiving the letter from| I esentative of the United On January 4, 1972, a repr New York, New York, advised that the tor Bayh indicates States Post Office, lo e addressed to Sena ancelling machines postmark on the enve p that the letter was cancelled by one of the c at the General Post Office, New York, New York, but that the letter could have been mailed from anywhere in New York City. tative of the USSS, On January 5, 1972, a represen New York Division, was advised of the letter received by Senator Bayh at which time he advised that at t  e his office Had no information identifiable with resentative of the New e On January 5, 1972, a rep York City Police Department laboratory was advised of th letter received by Senator Bayh, at which time he advised ould locate no information identifiable with|:| ld not be identified with any he c and that the letter cou e ers contained in the Laboratory files. By communication dated January 20, 1972, the FBI Identification Division advised that three latent fingerprints of value were developed on the envelope and letter. t dated January 19, The FBI Laboratory in repor suits of its examination of envelope 1972, set forth the re Q1! and letter Q2!,