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x eS ) ‘ FD-302a (Rev. 10-6-95) ro dS 479A-WFP-222936-BEI Continuation of FD-302 of a ee ,On 08/07/2007 __, Page 3 a lot of names so that[_| inclusion would not be as obvious. expressed some concern for the nature of Served hie ae postings on the KKG Wikipedia entry. observed his attitude was at times aggressive, and he seemed to post only information that reflected poorly on the organization such as the information aboutl and a hazing incident at DePauw University in which several pledges were branded with cigarettes. The ABC News program 20/20 aired a story on the incident in 1997, and} commented that they thought that was old news, and could not understand why IVINS was bringing it up again.[—_—iJ also noted, however, that IVINS/JIMMYFLATHEAD appears to see himself as a guardian of sorts for the organization, and therefore does not necessarily see him as threatening. JIMMYFLATHEAD also posted information regarding the sorority's secret ritual and initiation ceremony, which prompted KKG to again consult legal counsel. The KKG ritual is now copyrighted, so such actions as posting the ritual can be prevented. KKG has been advised that they cannot take action when a few words or sentences are quoted; only if large sections are reprinted without permission. KKG was unable to prevent JIMMYFLATHEAD from posting ritual information on Wikipedia. [| naa heard of an incident when the rituas W Olen from a chapter, and asked SS to participate in the interview at this, point. as worked at KKG headquarters since served as and now from August hrough June reviewe signed a Non-Disclosure Agreement before participating in the interview. [advised that she remembered hearing in the early 1980s, prior fol] taking over as in that a ritual boo ad been stolen from the chapter at the University of Maryland (UMD), and that a woman, and possibly a man, had somehow been involved in the theft. [__Jdid not know how it was connected to the theft, but recalled some reference to Rolling Stone magazine. and[___—sdj explained that the ritual book by itself was almost worthless because a cipher was needed to correctly interpret the ritual. It was noted t D chapter closed in 1992, and in follow-up emails from on August 13 and 14, 2007,