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WEAPONS After a close examination of the victim's wounds and conferring with the
medical examiners that performed the post mortums, examinations on the bodies,
Dr. Nuguchi, Dr. Henry, and Dr. Herrera, investigating officers have come to the
following conclusions, #1 the knife that inflicted the stab wounds was probably
a bayonet. The bayonet being extremely sharp for at least a distance of three
inches. One edge becoming flat at that point. The blade length is at least six
inches long and there is probably a guard on the weapon. Although the blade
entered the most of the bodies six inches no imprint from the guard was left on
the #2, Parent, Frywkoski and Sebring were shot with a caliber 22 long rifle
bullet. The probable weapon used was a high standard "Double nine long horn"
revolver. It has a 9-1/2" barrel and a 15" overall length. It has a nine shot
capacity and has a blue steel finish, the catalogue number is 9399. The
manufacturer has been contacted and states this weapon has been in production
since February of 1967. He has contacted thirty-three west coast jobbers for
sale numbers and sales information on a l l 9399 models. A complete list of all
9399 models sold in Los Angeles since 1967 has been received and is included as
addendum number 5 in this Special Investigations Unit, Administrative Detective Bur, is in the process of checking all model 9399 sold within a driving radius of two hours of Los Angeles. The results of this investigation will be included in future progress reports. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Toronto, Canada were contacted and a request was made for a similar check on all model 9399 weapons sold in Canada. Fifteen weapons have been sold throughout all of Canada and are included in addendum 6 in this report. The results of their investigation as to the actual whereabouts of these weapons at this time will be listed in future progress reports. #3, The white nylon type three strand rope (G28) wrapped around victims
Sebring's and Polanski's necks could have been used to control or limit their
activities. There is no evidence however, to indicate this rope was used to
choke or otherwise harm these victims. Efforts are being made by SID to identify
the manufacturer and distributor of this rope. Progress on their attempts will
be reported in future
VEHICLES Unknown.
EVIDENCE The following items are considered of paramount importance to the investigation. #1, the above described gun grips with the blood type O on them. |
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