FD-302
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Date of transcription 12/21/78
The following radio equipment which had been at Jonestown was examined on December 11, 1978, at the American Consulate in Georgetown, Guyana:
Yaesu F112100 B
Serial number 7V200095
F11 101 linear amplifierYaesu Land Liner
Phone patch
No serial numberT-Matic 150
Filmstrip reviewer
Serial number E 4560TEAC 3300 reel to reel
Serial number 15658Johnson Messinger 123SJ
No serial numberSwan P-1215 A power supply
Serial number 18887Swan MB 40-A tuner
Serial number 14943Shure Model M67 mixer
No serial numberKenwood R599D Model
Receiver
Serial number 730216McIntosh 2120 model
Amplifier
Serial number AW2243
2
CAR 89-4
RJO/mdh
CMI Power Supply 100 XB
Serial number 3291Pioneer SX 6000
Receiver
Serial number 1227943Dyna-Com 3B
Walkie-talkie CB tran
Serial number 0235040022Dyna-Com CB
Serial number 06- 35021207
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FD-302
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Date of transcription 1/31/79
I was a member of the four-man technical team dispatched to Georgetown, Guyana, to assist in the investigation of the murder of Congressman Leo J. Ryan.
On Saturday, December 2, 1978, [name deleted] of the Guyana Police Photographic Laboratory and [name deleted] Police Department photographer, made available to me their 35mm black-and-white negatives of the Port Kaituma airstrip and the Jonestown crime scenes. With the assistance of [name deleted] and using the Guyanese facilities, I printed three photographic copies of each exposure. Upon completion of these I was furnished the role of 120 size black-and-white negatives of the scene at Lamaha Gardens in Georgetown, Guyana. This was the location at which Sharon Amos and her three children were murdered. I printed three copies of each of these negatives and then returned all of the original negatives to [names deleted].
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FD-302
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Date of transcription 1/31/79
On December 5, [name deleted] Guyana Police Photographer provided me with 16 rol1s of 35 mm black-and-white negatives for the purpose of printing. He identified these films as having been recovered from the body of a newsman killed at the Port Kaituma airstrip. After these were printed the negatives were returned to Cecil A. Roberts, Assistant Commissioner in Charge of Criminal Investigative Division, Police of Guyana on December 11.
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FD-302
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Date of transcription 1/31/79
On December 6, the Technical team was transported to Port Kaituma and Jonestown by two US Army helicopters. At Port Kaituma we conducted a crime scene search and I photographed bullet holes and physical damage done to the twin otter Guyanese airplane which at this time was being repaired. At Jonestown I took aerial photographs as well as overall scenes.