An Interview with Joseph A. DiZinno
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My name is Joseph A. DiZinno of the FBI Laboratory in Washington, D.C.
Since the Leahy letter arrived at USAMRIID, it was examined by personnel
from USAMRIID, and the letter was decontaminated to render it safe for subsequent
forensic analysis in the FBI Laboratory. The letter was then transported
by an FBI Agent from USAMRIID to the FBI Laboratory and immediately forensic
analysis begun.
The type of evidence that we attempt to recover from the letter are following
our standard protocols: any evidence that would subsequently possibly identify
a suspect in this case.
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| Microscopic examination of document.
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| Among the analyses performed on the letter and envelope are trace
evidence examinations.
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| A variety of chemicals are applied to the envelope and letter
to develop any latent prints for possible identification.
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| Other analyses are performed on the envelope to potentially identify
a suspect.
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| A variety of chemicals are applied to the envelope and letter
to develop any latent prints for possible identification.
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| A variety of chemicals is applied to the envelope and letter
to develop any latent prints for possible identification.
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