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€ t FD-302a (Rev. 10-6-95) 279A-WF-222936 Continuation of FD-302 of Bruce Edward Ivins ,On 11/01/2007 _ ,Page place of employment would be promptly collected and given_to him personally at the hotel. IVINS then inguired about ssaL_ sd bé present state of health and proceeded to state the gross facts ‘ bIc regarding a motor vehicle (MVA) writer was involved in back in August 2004. ssal never had disclosed the facts or circumstances of this accident with IVINS on any occasion, or any other individual at USAMRIID. When asked if he (IVINS) was familiar with the search Warrant process, IVINS said he was not. SSA explained that numerous locations associated with him (IVINS) were going to be searched. It was also explained that his (IVINS) personnel ossessions, and those_of his famil would be treated with respect Pe ssas[ Jana Jexited UsawnrrD with IVINS at 8:25 pm. IVINS asked if he could call his attorney and advised he did not have a phone. SSA[_Jadvised that he was free to call anyone he wanted, when he wanted, and that arrangements could be made for phone access, or that he could use my (SsAT | phone. IVINS did not accept the offer. In regards to the searches, ssal_______ asked IVINS if he was worried about those searches. IVINS stated that he was. After a few minutes IVINS explained that he does things a "middle age man should not do" and that those things would "not be acceptable to most people". He further explained that in the basement of his personal residence is a bag of material that he uses to "cross- dress". No further detail was provided, nor asked for. SSA explained to IVINS that both he and SSA[_____————sdJwere not here to judge him and that he was free to do wha ed in his own home as long as it did not hurt anyone. ssa[ [then ; pointed out the fact that after this very persona 1sclosure, he (IVINS) still looked anxious and preoccupied. IVINS then articulated that j ot want to be labeled a "mass killer or terrorist". SsA LD] told IVINS that he had known him for a long time and did not view him in that light. IVINS stated that he could not believe we thought he could be the "anthrax mailer". These are words that were never used together by SSA or during this interaction. ssal told NS that he elieved the mailer never meant to hurt anyone because the mailings were taped, disclosed the presence of anthrax, and warned the recipients to take penicillin, an acceptable and appropriate treatment for anthrax exposure. IVINS did not verbally respond but