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This FBI file, released in July 2021 to John Greenewald Jr. of The Black Vault, concerns United Nuclear Scientific Supplies. The FBI reviewed 165 pages and released 48. A 2008 New York memo asks for a case on an unknown caller who tried to buy a concentrated Polonium-210 solution and asked how to get around NRC licensing rules. A 2010 memo closes that case because no criminality was established. The remaining 2003 and 2004 records cover CART forensic exams of computers received from the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
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File # 62D-New AQ-57305 On (date) 6/27/03 item(s) listed below were: Received From Returned To Released To Seized (Name) U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (Street Address) (City) (1) ALPHA SUPERCOMPUTER - A21164 - no sn# w/sync trainer dongle (2) Tiger computer Pro-450, sn# 002747103 w/JAZZ Drive + power supply - (Tape in drive - 1GB.) (3) Sony VAIO computer - Mod. PCV-220, sn# 5210964. 2 monitors: (4) Viewsonic Monitor - sn# 4130530282 Daytek Monitor - sn# DT-1731D 2 keyboards. (5) Keyboard - sn# K 790405840 w/ Mouse . Keyboard - sn# 600045391 w/ mouse (6) Hughes - satellite Transmitter/reciver w/ power supply (7) Box - 26 CD's 2 floppies, 3.5" (8) 3.5" floppy in ALPHA SERVER floppy drive
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