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ot @ @ FD-302a (Rev. 10-6-95) 279A-WF-222936 Continuation of FD-302 of . Bruce Edwards Ivins ,On 01/16/08 , Page This P.O. Box was used when IVINS wanted to distribute copies of the KKG ritual book. Using the name CARLA SANDER, he placed advertisements in Mother Jones and Rolling Stone magazines in which he offered free copies of the ritual book to any "non-Greeks." IVINS got requests for several months and mailed copies of the ritual book. Before mailing the copies, however, he compared the addresses of the requesting parties to those on his list of KKG chapters to ensure they were truly non-Greeks. By doing this, IVINS identified several KKG chapters which were trying to get copies of the ritual book, so he did not mail them a copy. This P.O. Box was not used for any other purpose. IVINS also used CARLA SANDER for other KKG related matters. He once wrote a letter, as CARLA SANDER, to the editor of the Frederick News Post regarding sororities. He created a "blog" on the internet entitled "The Legend of Carla Sander." The blog was also KKG related, but it was ultimately removed. In the early 1990s, IVINS opened another P.O. Box in Frederick, MD. While he opened the box’in his true name, he listed as an individual who could also receive mail there. IVINS used this P.O. Box to receive literature regarding another of his obsessions, blindfolding or bondage. One such magazine he received was "Bondage Life." IVINS also corresponded with from Indiana on a regular basis regarding the obsession. The two exchanged photographs of blindfolded and bound women, and only knew that he was dealing with[__——Cé‘“C;CsS&SVINSS eventually made a pact with himself that he would no longer use the P.O. Box once he turned 60, so He allowed the P.O. Box to lapse. IVINS does not recall obtaining, another P.O. Box after this one lapsed. IVINS used the "Bigsky" email address to send anonymous emails to regarding a male who was interested in her. ended the emails to bea joke, but when he learned became concerned that ‘shé was being stalked and was going to contact the police, IVINS stopped sending the emails. There came a time when IVINS watched type in her computer password at USAMRIID, and he made note of it. IVINS would then log onto the computer to read email, and that is how he learned of IVINS does not remember sendin ven page, handwritten letter. He once asked if they mn