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@ @ LL INFORMATION CONTAINED ERETN IS UNCLASST FIED DATE L2-05-2005 BY 60324 uc baw /ra/mis 279A-WF-222936-BEI —/44 “ aa me Sains i) moe [He On November 13, 2007, Special Agent reviewed documents from evidence items which are described below. 1B4344 described as 2 business cards. One card is from 1B4345 described as photocopies of ID cards & credit cards. This document had a copy of BRUCE IVINS' drivers license; a government issued credit card; a Visa card from Farmers and Mechanics Bank, card number and a Visa card issued by TJX Bank, card number 1B4346 described as piece of paper with usernames. This document listed the usernames and passwords for the following web sites: ASM, ABC, AOL, Amazon, Army Knowledge, Crossnet, ABC News, Real Player, MCRDP, ASM Journals, USUHS Library (this line was difficult to read), Washington Post, Anti-terrorism training, Baltimore Sun, Blue Cross, F&M, Distance Learning, voicemail, MSN, Roxio, Yahoo, AIMS, Ebay, and PayPal. 1B4347 described as 1 print out from abcnews.com. Article by Geraldine Sealey on September 25, 2002, titled "Confused Confessions: Police Techniques Questioned When Wrong Guy Comes Clean." 1B4350 described as 5 manila folders with documents. Among the folders some had hand receipts issued to Ivins, some had 'humor', and others had miscellaneous documents. Selected documents were copied and described as follows: A copy of an article from the December 13, 2003 issue of Science titled "The Trials of Thomas Butler." This article discusses the Federal case against Butler for lying to investigators about 'missing' plague samples from his laboratory at Texas Tech. A copy of a Baltimore Sun internet article dated April 11, 2003, titled "Tests point to domestic source behind anthrax letter attacks." Copies of documents from a folder labeled '‘humor.' Copies of hand receipts showing IVINS had a New Brunswick, BioFlo III fermentor and a lyophilizer issued to him.