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To: All Field Qffices From: Oklahoma City Re: 02/13/2006 b7E time. It really hurts to'be me and see a lot of backs. That being said, I hope I'm wrong (and sorry if I am). I was really surprised to see that a girl as attractive as you is single, or dating or whatever :) I never figured out how to ask a girl out or what I'd take her out to do, but if you can help me figure out how that works, maybe I could buy you dinner or something :) Anyway, since my picture doesn't show my face, I was the tall guy who fumbled around and tried to help out at the swE info session. -Joe." On September 18, 2005, b6 received another email from Hinrichs that read, "Have you checked facebook yet? b7C sent you a message volunteering to help out with the 10/1 hamburger fee(d), but never heard back. I need to know whether. you'll need me or not soon so I can make plans for that weekend. -Joe." Contact was made with Oklahoma and b6 have seen Hinrichs One of. b7C the heard talk at ou that b7D b6 b7C b7D He stated that he had. never seen Hinrichs before and JHinrichs prior to Hinrichs' death. From interviews it was determined that there was a National Merit Scholar presentation immediately prior to the game. at the stadium on October 1, 2oo5. Hinrichs was a National Merit Scholar and poor grades caused Hinrichs to lose part of his scholarship money for the fall semester of 2o05. A neighborhood canvass was conducted in the vicinity of Hinrichs' residence. The information obtained from neighbors supports earlier descriptions of Hinrichs as a loner. The Ou Athletic Department indicated that Hinrichs did not purchase Ou football season tickets or a single game ticket from the Ou Athletic Department, but there is no way to know if Hinrichs purchased a scalped ticket or bought a ticket at a game- day booth. Ou Athletic Department records do not show that Hinrichs ever purchased any athletic ticket while at ou. Numerous leads were set to locate and interview individuals with whom Hinrichs b3 No information 10