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Special attention should be payed to this evidence in regard to the chain of custody since the alleged murders of VEndetti will be on trial in the near future and these guns will be utilized as evidence. The rounds that have been test fired by the Nycpd should be mainted in tact as well as the ammulet ammunition that accompanied same. Test firing of the weapon by the FBl laboratory should not be conducted with the live rounds attached to this weapon. 1l. VInCENT CApONE, date- of death 7/l/76, the following evidence is being submitted: a. One (l) .38 Caliber Colt Cobra, serial b6 b7C b. One (l) Walther Ppk, 7.65 Millimeter, serial with clip. c. Two (2) brown envelopes containg three (3) spent .22 Caliber bullets removed from CAponE's body. d. One (l) envelope containing one (1) spent .22 Caliber bullet. e. One (l) envelope containg six (6) live .38 Caliber rounds removed from the Colt Cobra. One (1) envelope containg two (2) live .22'Caliber bullets found at 302 First Street, Hoboken, New Jersey. g. One (l) box of Winchester .22 Caliber rounds and oo don uo aleaee ayg uy spunou Jaqnnon go uiaganm Jo xoq (t) auo tool shelf. The above items were seized in connection with the CApone homicide. The Colt Cobra, item A, should be compared with Gangland homicides on file at FBI Laboratory. Since it was recovered in l976 it predates other .38 s in this case. Item B, the Walther ppk, should be maintained by the Bureau to be compared with specimens that will be submitted in the EBolI homicide. The Walther PPK should be compared withh other 7.65 Milimeter rounds used in gangland homicides if on file. Bullets and casings in the CApone homicide should be compared with special emphasis on identifying the QuelI barrel as involved in CApONE, ChIN, QUElI and PALERMO homicides and any other gangland murder on file. Item F, the live rounds (.22 Caliber) should be examined to determine if' weapon malfunctioned by means of any identifying marks which would indicate same.. Items G should be compared to determine if the murder rounds of CAponE came from Winchester or Western .22 seized in item G.