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From: Jasper
Date: 10/25/00
Time: 4:56:35 PM
Maggie and Jean,
This comes from the April 20 transcript. It's where I got the idea that Mazzola put the swatch in a paper bindle. She did it AFTER she and Fung took them out of the plastic bag she put them in originally and set them out to dry overnight. She and Fung worked together to dry the samples on the 13th and to put them back in the original coin envelopes the next morning. How could she not have noticed that her initials were missing? Maybe they weren't missin then. --Jasper
MR. GOLDBERG: Now, after these items were put out to dry, did you participate in the packaging process?
MS. MAZZOLA: Yes.
MR. GOLDBERG: And what was the--what did the packaging process involve?
MS. MAZZOLA: You take the dry swatches, you put them in a small paper bindle, which is just a piece of paper, clean paper folded up, put the swatches in, seal it, write the DR number on it, the item number. These go back in the original coin envelopes.