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Pe a Aah mts fare UT aE a Re a ge A NR a a pT te a ei a wane oc | L 7-129 et eee oo 7 os ‘ . lala Routes 69 and 169, North Kansas City, Missouri, were a bright red wax ‘Simi-~ i lar to the material comprising wax crayons. The red wax markings on the 1 two stones were similar in color, texture and composition. = is s' ; . ae wo fe a Microscopic, microchemical and spectrographic examinations of the r wax lumps in specimen Qij2 revealed them te be similar in color, texture and — k composition to the red wax markings on the stones. It is concluded that the very smali lumps from the 1952 Ford and the red markings on the stones could “have come from the same crayon. — ee ee ee ee ee " Specimen Qu}: consists of three ‘hairs removed from the rear"floor” : ma't af” the 1952 Ford toath.” The hairs in Ql3 are dpproximately 2 °3/h inches, 2 3/4 inches arid 3 1/l) inches in length and are from a member or members of the Caucasian race. Two of these hairs are blende in shade and the other ~~ hair is brom. The hairs in specimen ahs were dissimilar té the tmowh hairs rémoved from the body at 1201 Scuth 38th Street, St. Joseph, Missouri, and could not have originated from the sourte of the hdirs from the body. The natural hairs from the Ford, specimen Qh3, are also dissimilar to dark red” hairs that have beén dyéd and which dre on a hairbrush’ féiind in an overnight’ kit on the ded in the southeast bedroom at 1201 South 38th Street, St. Joseph, Missouri. ‘Sabet FBI Laboratory Examination (PC-36839 BN-GH) | states that the brassj siere “(QhL0) as obtained from the black leather purse of HEADY was examined ™ for human blood stains with negative results. The examination of the Paper- - mate Ball Point nencil (Ql1) as ontained from the purse of HEADY, Showed that ‘the ink in this ball point peres1 is blue whereas the ink lines on the — envelope (93) used in mailing a ransom note are black. _ oe ray “FBI Laboratory Examination (17366403 and PC~36843 GH) states” that. the: writing, “ROBT. LiEDTERMAN’ (appearing on the inside of paper match cover, Q52, containing advértisement "LUPsR'S UL RANCHG MOTEL and TINY and MARTE'S BLUE NOTE TAVERN", which was’ included in personal property of HEADY as ob=" tained by St. Louis Police Departmént), was ‘Compared with known handwriting” _ of BONNIE EM{LY HEADY’ (consisting of signatures on fingerprint cards) bit a definite conclusion could not be reached. The examination further showed that material composing foreign smears cn thé match cover (Q52) was too Limi— a ted and contaminated fnr examination as to source. ° 121 peril ante wees Piadags Be A AT ET IE ere eh as