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7-1a (Rev. 1-7-72)

REPORT of the FBI LABORATORY

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535

To: Mr. Eugene A. Cotton Sheriff of Clark County Vancouver, Washington 98660

April 4, 1972

AIRMAIL

[signature: Sub F]

This examination has been made with the understanding that the evidence is connected with an official investigation of a criminal matter and that the Laboratory report will be used for official purposes only, related to the investigation or a subsequent criminal prosecution. Authorization cannot be granted for the use of the Laboratory report in connection with a civil proceeding.

Re: UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE DECEASED FOUND NEAR WOODLAND, WASHINGTON MARCH 29, 1972

John Edgar Hoover, Director

YOUR NO. FBI FILE NO. LAB. NO. PC-II5876 K3 JH NU

Examination requested by: Addressee

Reference: Letter 3/30/72

Examination requested: Microscopic Analyses - Chemical Analyses - Fingerprint

Specimens:

Q1-Q2 Two hands

Result of examination:

No soil of value for significant comparisons was found in the fingernail scrapings from Q1 or Q2. /6 4-8/ -2628 No hairs or fibers were found in the fingernail scrapings from Q1 and Q2 or on specimens Q1 and Q2.

The fingernails on specimens Q1 [SEARCHED INDEXED stamp] examined for any materials of value for serological examination but none were located.

You are being advised by separate report of the results of the fingerprint examination and the disposition

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