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a . « ve 1 . . FD-302 (Rev. 10-6-95) Investigation on 10/08/2002 a Fort Detrick, Maryland File # 279A-WF-22 QS Date dictated QA-WF-222936 SUB] _—_—«|{ 302% ate dictated =N/A by This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency. REIN IS UNCLASSIFIED . . ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED ) DATE l2-20-2008 BY 60324 uc baw/re/mjs -1- FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Date of transcription 10/10/2002 On October 8, 2002,[_——sds was interviewed at[__] be place of employment, the United States Army Medical Research bic Institute of Infectious Dise (USAMRIID), Fort Detrick Maryland telephone by_Special Agent Co ret, and Postal Inspector After being advised of the identity of the agents and the purpose of the interview,[ __|provided the following information: was provided with a copy of the second floor plan with three freezers drawn in the hallway outside The floor plan is contained in the 1A envelope with subsequent notations using red ink for pre-renovation and lack ink for post-renovation respectively, as well as notations indicating the location _of certain features of the first floor and basement in Building for Buildin TO advised that the three freezers are still in the D6 same location indicated on the floor plan, however these are_new b7 freezers that hold the same contents as the previous ones. further advised that these freezers were obtained prior to the departure of from USAMRIID. The freezers are kept at -70° Celsius and are equipped with an alarm that sounds if the door is kept open long enough for the temperature to rise. After the alarm sounds and the door is closed, it is difficult to reopen the door. This is because of a strong vacuum seal that develops until the temperature returns to normal. [___] thought that the freezers may have had locks in place during the time that[ | was employed at USAMRIID, however these locks may not have been used. The freezers may also have all had the same generic lock that everyone had the key for. There are new locks on these freezers that were installed approximately two to three weeks ago, however they are not very sturdy as they must be glued rather than bolted to the exterior of the freezer in order to preserve the freezer's structural integrity. During the renovations of Building | ign thel _—si bé 1990sP ving bIC that time their freezers were kept on the _ Ve ma) omen 1 Q SA