FBI file on United Nuclear, release 2

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279B-AQ-60281, 08/14/2007
number of specific chemicals. ]immediately remembered
the previous conversation and engaged in conversation with
I At this point,| |still did not further identify
himself.
______ asked about the chemicals he inquired about a
few weeks earlier, and J responded by stating that he
doesn't maintain the chemicals on hand and had not inquired
into the availability of the chemicals, because Hdid not
believe ] was serious about placing an orders | |was
supposed to re-contact UNSS, but did not, and declined to give
a contact telephone number or name during the series of calls
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made in July 2006. However,
and requested a contact telephone number.
stated he would now inquire,
said he did
not have a contact number and was hard to get a hold of.
replied he needed some way to contactl 1 in order to
place an order. would call back to check the
availability of the chemicals at a later date.
walked vehicle which appeared
to be parked an unnecessary distance from UNSS, possibly to
avoid being identified.! I identified the vehicle as an
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older model
without front or rear license plates.
in color, with rust and
The chemicals asked about were: Triethyl Phosphite,
Triisopropyl Phosphite, Sodium Fluoride, Aluminum Chloride,
Methyl Chloride/Dichloride, Isopropyl Alcohol, and Phosgene
gas. FBI Laboratory reports that these chemicals are used in
the production of either Sarin or "V-Gas," and two of them
fall under restrictions of the Chemical Warfare Convention.
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