Luninator;

(2) Various m€asurj.ng t 6 including: digital

ealiper, digital outsidl rnicroneter, diqital rnulti
meter, stainless steel chinist rules in both sAE
and Metric scales, scre pitch etauEes, wire gauges;
(3) Various hand tooLs to a sist in the examination;

(4) Various computer and wr tten references including,

but not li-rnited to: U.S. llilitar y 50 Seri es
manuals ( c l a s s i f i e d ) , .S. Arnry Technical Manual
{3-0901-29 (amurunition ta sheet for grrenades),
McMaster-Carr SuPPIY t a l o g , F l s h er scientific
Catalog, Radio Shack Etr. ctronics CataLog;

(:5) Actual side by side vis l eomparisons; and,

(6) Photograph inspections.

4. Fhs,, ct{B, PiD-s BqFb

Itn Report No. L , above ,
Report No. 5, above, dated 5/30/96,
section, Section 3, above
and debris) t Q2 (!Ii
debris); Q3 tapJ) ; ea
ard -@bris)
.tt6 ;
I ( har d and sunglasses);
cloth) ' and
flag-E-cloth),
Ql9(Camouflage ancl Q
I ich I wag advised
u{ere recorJ,€red foll.owing a 5F the colurnbus National
Bierrk, 6121. East Livingston Avenue, on tober 25, 1994.

I also examined photograPhs aken of the device by tbe

bomb sguadl,, lhe devi.ce had been pla in a lunch box left on the
biankf s fJ.oor by the perpetrators of th bank robbery during their
escape. l: also had discussions about the device with SA Willi-an
Davitch, IIBI. a bornb technician who w s on the seene october 25,
1994 at ClI8.
(el
P-+ps. Boilt

Present within the submitte specirnens Ql-Q1O are the

partiall-y clisasse' consistE Jgsse&lialIy
of a PlPe borab" explosive rnai tr, wire,(-tape) and
niscellaneous electron ifroa of conE€lruction
util.i.zed jL:n the submitted specimen t that the indj'vidual (s)
responsibl[e for ite presence nay not ve desi.gned the device to
function as an explosive device. I{ ver, all of the general
eonponents are present to cause the ice to function as an fED,