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 ca. September 20, 1971
 
 USACIL Report
 P-D-FA-C-FP-82-70-R29
 
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 DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
 USA CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION LABORATORY
 FORT GORDON, GEORGIA 30905
 
 70-CID023-10198
 LABORATORY REPORT                                       71-CID011-00015
 NUMBER  P-D-FA-C-FP-82-70-R29                          UNIT CASE NUMBER
 
 
 CONTRIBUTOR:  Commanding Officer, USACIDA, Investigations Division, Attn:
 P. E. Kearns, PO Box 133, Federal Building, Fayetteville, NC 28302
 
 SUSPECT:      MacDONALD, Jeffrey R.
 
 
 VICTIM:       MacDONALD, Colette et al
 
 
 OFFENSE:      Murder
 
 
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 RECEIVED   31 Aug 71           HOW RECEIVED          RECEIVED BY
 Handcarried by BENNETT     BROWNING
 
 
 RETURNED                       HOW RETURNED
 Handcarried by BENNETT (Ex A, C, CC, DD)
 20 Sep 71         Registered Mail R# 27545  E# 27546
 (Exhibits D-19, D-62NB, D-64NB, D-127,
 D-233-239, D-256, E-4, E-5)
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 EVIDENCE EXAMINED:
 Exhibit A   -  Piece of wood approximately 31' x 1½" x 1½"
 Exhibit C   -  One wood handled ice pick
 Exhibit D-19-  Sheet from bed of east bedroom
 Exhibit D-62NB-  Pillow cover from bed of north bedroom
 Exhibit D-64NB-  Sheet from bed of north bedroom
 Exhibit D-127 -  Sheet from bed of south bedroom
 Exhibits D-233 thru D-239, D-256,
 E-4, E-5     -  Fingernail scrapings from left and right hands of Colette, Kimberly
 Kristen and Jeffrey MacDonald, debris from Colette MacDonald's
 right and left hands
 Exhibit CC    -  One rug measuring approximately 9' x 12' from east bedroom floor
 Exhibit DD    -  Length of wood measuring approximately 72" in length, removed
 from right side of bed in east bedroom
 
 1.  Physical examination of Exhibit D-62NB revealed two isolated circular stained
 areas.  Using the end of the handle of Exhibit C, impring markings were made on
 white cloth material slected from laboratory stock.  Comparison of the circular
 
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 UNIT CASE NO.
 LABORATORY REPORT                                         70-CID023-10198
 NUMBER  P-D-FA-C-FP-82-70-R29                             71-CID011-00015
 
 
 
 stains on Exhibit D-62NB with those made by Exhibit C failed to reveal any
 individual characteristics that would positively identify or eliminate
 Exhibit C as the tool causing the markings on Exhibit D-62NB.
 
 2.  Examination of the rug and rubber pad included in Exhibit CC failed to
 reveal any punctures or cuts that could be attributed to an ice pick or
 sharp cutting instrument.
 
 3.  Examination of Exhibit DD did not reveal any markings or indentations
 that would indicate it had ever been in contact with Exhibit A.
 
 
 
 
 /s/ Charles E. Shomber
 CHARLES ELDON SHOMBER
 CW2, USA, [REDACTED]
 Firearms Examiner
 
 
 
 
 /s/ Monty C. Lutz
 MONTY CLING LUTZ
 CW2, USA, [REDACTED]
 Chief, Firearms Division
 
 4.  Examination of the yellow stains from Exhibit D-19 and D-127 revealed
 the presence of urine.
 
 a.  Blood typing examination of this stain from Exhibit D-19 revealed
 the presence of the blood specific factor A, indicating same to be of the
 International Blood Group Type A or Type AB with the deterioration of the
 blood specific factor B.
 
 b.  Blood typing examination of this stain from Exhibit D-127 revealed
 the presence of the blood specific factors A and B, indicating same to be
 of the International Blood Group Type AB.
 
 5.  Examination of Exhibit D-64NB revealed the presence of a mixed stain of
 urine and blood.  Blood typing examination did not reveal the presence of
 the blood specific factors A, B or H.
 
 6.  Examination of Exhibits D-233 through D-239, D-256, E-4 and E-5 did
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 LABORATORY REPORT                                                UNIT CASE NO.
 NUMBER  P-D-FA-C-FP-82-70-R29                             70-CID023-10198
 71-CID011-00015
 
 
 not reveal the presence of any skin particles.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 /s/ Janice S. Glisson
 JANICE SUPER GLISSON, DAC
 [REDACTED]
 Chemist
 
 
 
 /s/ A B Conners
 ARTHUR BOYD CONNERS, DAC
 [REDACTED]
 Chief, Chemistry Division
 
 /s/ E A Balog
 EDWARD ANDREW BALOG
 Major, MPC
 Commanding
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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