Serial 2161

Airtel

Date 5/4/79

To: SAC, Las Vegas – Enc. (5)
San Francisco
From: Director, FBI
RYMUR
00: San Francisco

Enclosed for Las Vegas are copies of the following documents:

1. Autopsy report prepared by the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology on the remains of Ann Elizabeth Moore.

2. All records used in the identification process establishing the identity of Ann Elizabeth Moore.

3. Autopsy report prepared by the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology on the remains of Carolyn Layton (Moore).

4. All records used in the identification process establishing the identity of Carolyn Layton (Moore).

5. A receipt signifying that copies of the above autopsy reports were provided to Fielding McGehee, son-in-law to Mr. John V. Moore.

The above should be provided to Mr. John V. Moore who is the father of above victims. As Las Vegas is aware, he may be contacted at the First United Methodist Church, First at West Streets, Reno, Nevada.

Mr. Moore should be advised that recording of the autopsy proceeding was made. He should be further advised that the identification of his daughter Ann Elizabeth Moore was made by comparing fingerprints taken from her body at Dover Air Force Base with the thumbprint which exists on her

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California driver’s license which was obtained from California authorities to assist in the identification process. Both identifications were then verified by comparing these prints with a fingerprint card obtained from the Guyanese Government of Ann Moore which was taken at the time she entered Guyana.

The identification of Carolyn Layton (Moore) was made by comparing fingerprints taken from her body at Dover Air Force Base with an applicant fingerprint card located for her through a search of the files of the California Bureau of Identification and Investigation. She was fingerprinted as required by state law when she applied for position with the State Board of Education. This was verified through a comparison of both sets of prints with the thumbprint located on her California driver’s license and a Guyanese fingerprint card of fingerprints of Carolyn Layton taken at the time she entered the country of Guyana.

For information of San Francisco, the Bureau is in receipt of autopsy reports on other victims, however, no copies are being provided to the next of kin of those victims as none was requested except for Mr. Steven Katsaris, who requested a copy of such a report on his daughter, Maria Katsaris. Mr. Katsaris’ request was handled by direct correspondence with him.

Should San Francisco desire copies of all autopsy reports, suairtel.

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Note:

Above instructs Las Vegas to deliver copies of autopsy reports on Ann Elizabeth Moore and Carolyn Layton Moore, victims of the incident at Guyana, to their father, Mr. John Moore, of Reno, Nevada. Mr. Moore requested copies of these reports and all documents made to effect the identification of the remains of his daughters when he consented to the autopsies. The above response to his request.