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* FD-302a'(Rev. 10-6-95) b6 279A-WF-222936-302 b7 Continuation of FD-302 of oe ,On 08/23/2006 Page 3 advised the only lyophilizer[ _Jrecalied was located outside the B3/B4 hot suites in the hallway between the B4 and B5 suites. advised this lyophilizer was not a large port-style lyophilizer, rather a smaller bench-top version. advised tol ]knowledgel__]never recalled observing any equipment that may be used in the production of "weaponized" Bacillus anthracis such as:_small fermentors, drum dryers, freezers, or spray dryers] acknowledged the possibility existed there were other mechanisms located within the B3/B4 hot suites one may_use to dry a liquid spore sample of Bacillus anthracis that[_ _] was unaware of. [ | vecalled within the hallways of the B3 and B4 hot suites were Ereezers that contained the bacterial Select Agents; however had no knowledge of which freezers contained Bacillus anthracis, advised to the best of knowledge these freezers were locked with combination padlocks like those that one would find on a gym locker. [__Jacvisea{_|never removed Bacillus anthracis nor any other Sele ent from the B3 or B4 hot suite; furthermore, no one ever asked o do so. recalled the following information pertaining tol _| fellow Division co-workers: BRUCE IVINS, a civilian scientist, whose office was located in USAMRIID building 1425, room 019, on the provided USAMRIID floor plans. IVINS was tovial i etter mailings of 2001, IVINS's personality differed as not the same jovial guy|___| previously had known. Pol opined the investigation into the anthrax-laced letter mailings being conducted by the Federal Bureau of jeated[ had taken an emotional toll on IVINS. IVINS had indicated that he was certain the Federal Bureau of Investigation was li ing to IVINS's telephonic conversations at home and at work. opined the civilian scientists at USAMRIID were patriotic, and the fact that the investigation being conducted