| November 18, 1971:  USACIL Report P-D-FA-C-FP-82-70-R33  Page 1 Examination and comparison of the questioned handwriting and handprinting appearing on Exhibit W6 in conjunction with Exhibit W3 resulted in the following conclusions: a. The questioned handwritten entries appearing on Exhibit W6 could have been executed by the writer of Exhibit W3.  Page 2 b. The questioned handprinted entry "number one" appearing on Exhibit W6 was slowly executed/retraced and is therefore not a normal product of the writer, however, it could have been executed by the writer of Exhibit W3. | 
| March 29, 1972:  USACIL Consolidated Report  Page 29 Examination and comparison of the questioned handprinting appearing on Exhibit W-5 with the exemplars, Exhibits W-2 thru W-4 resulted in the following conclusions: a. The questioned handprinting appearing on Exhibit W-5 was very probably executed by a right handed persion utilizing the index and middle fingers of the right hand. b. The writers of the exemplars, Exhibits W-2 thru W-4 could neither be eliminated nor identified as having executed the questioned handprinting appearing on Exhibit W-5. | 
| D30 | Red-brown stain marked "PIG" on headboard in east bedroom | 
| D30b | Red-brown stain marked "PIG" on headboard in east bedroom | 
| W1 | Photographs of lettering: PIG on headboard | 
| W2 | Notebook, blue, containing handwriting and handprinting, J. MacDonald | 
| W4 | DA Form 2694, pertaining to Jeffrey R. MacDonald, dtd 9-18-68 | 
| W5 | Headboard, blond wood, bearing handprinting in suspected blood | 
| W6 | Sheet of white onion skin paper bearing questioned handwriting and handprinting | 

