[Editor’s notes: This page was transcribed by Brittni Criglow, who provided the accompanying spreadsheet (also available as a pdf) and who wrote the explanatory note below. The editors are grateful for her invaluable assistance.]
Section OO-2 — which comprises Section 151 and which is labelled in the Guyana Index as “Supplies Medicine” – consists of 477 pages. The complete PDF for this section as released by the FBI is here.
OO-2 is a collection of pharmacy records similar to J-1 and OO-1. The records seem to be organized by designation but lack the written designations found in J-1. Notably, OO-2’s designations are mostly ointments, inhalers, injectables, and other non-solid, oral-route medications.
In general, each page includes the generic name of the medication, the pharmaceutical name, inventory date and count, amounts received and/or dispensed, and, when provided, names of places or people either receiving the medication or signing off of the receipt/dispensing of the medications.
Typically, the medication is listed as dispensed to the Nurse’s Office or NO. Some records include the medication being dispensed to a person, to Dr. Schacht’s office, to a Guyanese guest/patient, to the Emergency Kit, to the Piggery, or there is no record listed. I have included any names listed, though several were illegible.
Any pages that differ from the pharmacy inventory sheets have been given its own tab and are named according to the unique page number.
Information included in [brackets] represent my own efforts to provide missing information, name counts, illegible words, or additional information. OO-2 contains more cursive handwriting than J-1 or OO-1 which led to some difficulty transcribing certain medication names.