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This is an FBI Freedom of Information/Privacy Acts release to John Greenewald Jr. of The Black Vault, dated March 29, 2023, covering United Nuclear Scientific Supplies. It was the first interim release: of 517 pages reviewed, 119 were released. The records come from the FBI Albuquerque JTTF and describe a 2006 case. An unidentified caller asked the company for chemicals that could serve as Sarin precursors, then turned up in person at the business. The file also contains grand jury subpoenas and interview notes.
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FD-302 (Rev. 10-6-95) t -1- FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Supply (UNSS),F telephonically. On 07/18/2007,[ Date of transcription 07/18/2007 ^1 United Nuclear Scientific b6 I was interviewed b7c interviewing agent, After being infbrmed~df the identity of the provided the following information: UNSS has recently received several calls by an unidentified individual requesting to speak to[ purpose of purchasing "special ]for the several occasions was on caller did not leave a message later returned from his travel personnel that this individual chemicals". On each of these travel and not at UNSS. The nor a phone number. When| he was informed by office had called. b6 b7C explained that this is the same pattern that started back in 2006 regarding an individual who eventually visited UNSS. | |is confident that he would recognize that person's voice should he call again. UNSS is equipped with an answering machine and a caller I.D. device. The caller looking for "special chemicals" has not yet left a message on the answering machine. UNSS keeps all messages until the caller has been contacted. The caller I.D. maintains the incoming phone calls for up to a week before it is overwritten. Should this individual call again, attempt to capture the caller I.D. Should this _____ | will individual leave caller I.D. b6 b7C a phone message, record. will preserve it and the Investigation on by SA , New Mexico (telephonically) Date dictated Not Dictated b6 b7C File # 279B-AQ-60281 " O This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agem
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