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Fitzco card made from Simpson's reference blood

Fitzco reference card made by Collin Yamauchi from Simpson's reference sample using approximately 1 cc of blood. Sources describe it as processed last after coin envelopes and a glove; questioning addressed its timing and proximity to other evidence in contamination-related testimony.

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