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b6 b7C FD-362 (Rev. 10-6-95) -1 - FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED HERE IN IS UNCLASSIFIED DATE 12-16-2008 BY 60324 UC BAW/DK/TH Date of transcription 09/13/2004 On September 8, 2004, date.of birth b6 .social...security..account...number. was interviewedb7c at telephone. After being advised of the identity of the agents and the purpose of"the\interview,. provided the following information: was not familiar with the sample name as it was name given to the sample after lhad made it 07C The only ongoing study during that time frame was could not provide much assistance with. and therefore could not enter Building. freguently grew Bacillus anthracis (B.a.) Ames spores during the time kept laboratory notes in lab notebooks that were organized b6 according to study. All of laboratory notes would be locatedb7C in did not photocopy notes from the laboratory notebooks, nor did keep Own side notes. used to grow would have used Ivins' spore stock as. seed stock for each batch, and would have initially streaked it on a plate, and. isolated one colony to grow the batch. Ivins' spore stock was kept in a tube in the walk-in refrigerator and was not frozen.. would have gone back to the same stock to start each batch, rather than to the plate from the previous batch. Although was not certain what the sample name was for the seed stock that used, knew that it yooas paas sty nod paan sniaI yeeg se aues aya uaag aaey poner Specific batch information could be found in Ivins' laboratory. notebooks. Approximately 100 milliliters (mL) of spores were being produced per week at a concentration of 8.5 x 10 or 109 and up to approximately 10ll spores per mL. B3O2.wP0 Investigation on 09/08/2004 at Fort Detrick, Maryland b6 Date dictated N/A b7C SA by SA This document cont conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency;.