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FD-302a (Rev. 10-6-95) 7 DIE -3 b7C -2, -6 Continuation of FD30208 TS —Cid »On 09/25/03 » Page 2 LAMO traveled to LAMO at the Although, their relationship was no thought it would be nice to see an old riend. LAMO said he was Co) soHe stayed in During that Joe — —_ = use = — computer. could not reme er if he logged onto his service provider or if he provided LAMO with the assword. At the tim Anetica on bine (au) and ‘(7 ~The computer was con igured wit han icon on the desktop that would allow the user to double i did not know if LAMO accessed his However, LAMO spent most of his time on the During this trip LAMO was distant and quiet. LAMO had always been somewhat reclusive and distrustful but was more so this trip. He was generally not taking care of himself and his personal hygiene was very poor. Sometime between the last visit and this trip, LAMO began to stutter. LAMO felt that _he was an out cast. He never introduced LAMO always carried a satchel when he computer. and did not keep it. Other items possessed a iO were an old gray laptop and a palm top computer. w The items were old, LAMO rarely had anything new. b6 -2, -6 CD 6 On_numerous occa HeP7C 2, would tell he should He would show im & he was aid _not know what @ was looking at and thought LAMO was lying. [[_ | could not provide the name of any of the computer sites or companies into which LAMO had hacked. LAMO claimed that computer companies would hire him for computer security after he hacked their systems but never said which companies had employed him. He did say that he hacked AOL, and Worldcom. He also hacked the New York Times and exposed personal information about Times employees. Hacking was LAMO's hobby. He wanted to be a hero by exposing vulnerabilities. He would make FBI(19-cv-1495)-504