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To: All Field Offices From: Oklahoma City Re: 02/13/2006 b7E On October 5, 2005, OU voluntarily provided OcD with the contents of Hinrichs' Ou email account, hinrichs@ou.edu. A review of email traffic from Hinrichs' Ou email account indicates Hinrichs contacted. on September 22, b6 2005. The email reads as follo: ;, "I'm nt doing so well. I b7C seem to be getting worse and worse. I actually asked a girl out Gueaep Apeaage sem aye paes aes ang 'yaam gane aegg aaene aye Iog someone. I missed my classes today and didn't finish or turn in a lab that was worth 1/9th of the grade in one of them. I missed the career fair, so I don't even have a way of getting a job next summer, much like I can't seem to get around to getting a job now. So I feel really bad.n. and a FGJ subpoena was requested for The results of the. FGJ subpoena show that conducted analysis of. b3 b7E On October 2, 2005, during an interview of in Colorado Springs, Colorado,. Diig equested and obtained a compact disk (cD) tha) voluntarily provided to the FBI. According tq b6 b7C was labeled "Joel H. Hinrichs, III, emails 12/31/2004 b7E Ou email accounts. No information of significance was obtained. As an Ou student, Hinrichs had access to a nationwide. Facebook.com. OcD contacted Facebook.com and discovered that this company's services include the provision of subscriber. profiles and an internal messaging capability for high school and college students throughout the country. b7E A follow-on interview revealed that Hinrichs provided limited information and no clues. When asked. about information related to 15