◆ SpookStack

S @ FD-302a*(Rev. 10-6-95) 279A-WF-222936, 279A-BA-101392 Continuation of FD-302 of [ . ,On 01 / 22 / 2002 , Page 2 [aia not know_of any Internet or "underground" sources or recipes for anthrax. [_]coula not recall meeting anyone who threatened to use_biological weapons, or claimed to have the bo b7c u ability to do so. could not identify any particular lapses in the security system and did not know of any employees in the [| Division who might be susceptible to blackmail or coercion from outside sources. Visiting scientists, such as post-doctoral students and National Research Council Fellows, are subjected to the same security requirements as regular employees. Those visiting for short periods normally are not afforded access to the[__] suites. knew of no one who had close ties or recent travel to New Jersey, When asked about current or former employees that may be unstable, [ ___,[sited did not have detailed informatign abou Ose two cases, addin at did not_work with live agents USAMRIID records indicate that has access to which j lab where is present.) believed worked with and lacked the ability to weaponize a biological agent. F___]t hen discussed recent newspaper articles with allegations that pathogenic material were shown to be missing in an audit ten years ago. [believed the missing items were samples that had been prepared for scanning under electron microscopy (EM). Any material in these "stubs" would be dead and pose no threat. The sample is embedded in resin. To recover the material, one would have to grind down the stub without destroying the material. This would be a very difficult process. However, for those who have authorized access to the material, it would not be very difficult to remove a sample. A swipe from a plate could be hidden under a watchband or fingernail and survive the "shower out" process. does not know of any facility that works with "dry" or weaponized surrogates, except for Dugway and the old offensive program at USAMRIID. However,[_]believes that Porton Down (the British research facility) should be more closely