NARA TEST REPORT 01-21-00

Scientists concluded from the test that the fibers were of non-textile origin and did not come from the clothing of John F. Kennedy, nor of John B. Connally. The Department of Justice also had speculated that the organic fragments might shed light on the assassination, but DNA analysis of them proved inconclusive.

Page_1. Lab Tests on Kennedy Assassination Evidence Now Complete Page_2. NARA Bellardo to DOJ Robinson 1-13-00 Page_3. Memorandum of Transmittal Page_4. Further Scientific Examination of JFK Assassination Evidence Page_5. Page_6. Fibrous Trace Evidence Examination and Comparison Page_7. Page_8. Examination of Suspected Biological Tissue and/or Organic Material Page_9. Page10.Participants in the Evaluation of JFK Assassination Evidence at NARA Page11. Page12. Schedule of Testing Procedures Page13. Page14. Objects Examined

Page_15. FBI Memo to NARA Tilley 9-18-98 Page_16. Page_17. FBI Reports of Examination Page_18. Page_19. AFIP to Tilley 9-25-98 Page_20. Page_21. AFIP Final Report - Evaluation of John F. Kennedy Assassination Evidence Page_22. Page_23. AFIP Report Summary Page_24. Page_25. Page_26. Keeney to Freeh 1-25-96 Page_27.

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HSCA Report of the Firearms Panel

HSCA Firearms Panel Examination Worksheet

HSCA Examination and Conclusions, pg 22

FBI Reply to House Select Committee on Assassinations (HSCA) Memo from Blakey that asked: "How may one account for any alteration in number and mass of the originally-obtained ballistic evidence during the time it was in possession of the FBI and until it was turned over to NARS [National Archives] by the FBI?

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