🧪 Defendants' 1532 — Triangular Bundy Scene Paper
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Defendants' 1532 — Triangular Bundy Scene Paper

Triangular piece of paper reported found near the envelope and between the victims at the Bundy scene, described as bearing possible blood-pattern or bloody-imprint evidence. Baker argued that it was not collected or processed; Douglas Deedrick said his limited understanding was that authorities did not have it and that he would have liked to examine the original.

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Defendants' 1532

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The Simpson Matter
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🔬 Defendants' 1532 — Triangular Bundy Scene Paper
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