Interview report (FD-302)Interview of female witness in Woodbury, New York re Larry William QuandtInterviewed 27 November 1990page 2 of 3
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Part 80, page 37

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Interviewed 27 November 1990Dictated 3 December 1990Transcribed 11 December 1990

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FD-302a (Rev. 11-15-83)

NK 164A-NK-402

Continuation of FD-302 of [REDACTED] ,On 11/27/90 ,Page 2

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Name: LARRY WILLIAM QUANDT Sex: Male Race: White Date of birth: January 17, 1939 Place of birth: Minot, North Dakota (ND) Height: 5'10" to 5'11" Build: Average to muscular Hair: Light brown wavy hair, with a receding hairline and balding on top. [REDACTED] advised that QUANDT combed his hair straight back.) Facial hair: Clean shaven Eye color: Blue Facial characteristics: Cleft in chin, crooked nose Complexion: Medium Tattoos: Possibly had a tattoo on his arm Scars: Vertical scar on his back from an operation Education: No college education, but [REDACTED] believed that QUANDT was a high school graduate Voice: Deep voice Occupation: Carpenter Former occupation: Worked for a gold mine company in South Dakota, possibly having the name HOME STATE MINING COMPANY Medical history: Fell off a ladder in 1973 and suffered a disk injury. [REDACTED] advised that QUANDT was operated upon for this injury in a hospital in Los Gatos, California (CA). Drinking habits: [REDACTED] advised that QUANDT liked both beer and hard liquor and subsequently became an excessive drinker and borderline alcoholic. Smoking habits: [REDACTED] advised that QUANDT was a heavy smoker and had a smoker's cough. [REDACTED] advised that QUANDT preferred RALEIGH and MARLBORO cigarettes and smoked in excess of two packs per day. Drug use: [REDACTED] advised that to her knowledge QUANDT was not involved in any illegal drugs, but did take pain- killers for his back.

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