DJ-DCI-2 (Rev. 8/91 )
Wisconsin Department of Justice DIVISION OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION

1 Case Number :  SA-9553

2.  Date:  06/11/98

3.  Case Title:  SANDRA  MALONEY

4.  Activity:   Receipt of Crime Laboratory Report

5. Date of Activity: June 10, 1998

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On Wednesday, June 10, 1998, S/A Kim J. Skorlinski received from laboratory analyst, Harry Reed, of the Wisconsin State Crime Laboratory, Madison (608)266-2031, a copy of his lab report dated 06/03/98, Case No. M98-363 regarding the identification of fingerprints.

The crime laboratory report indicated that latent prints on this case were compared with ink fingerprints of the following: Item CH-SANDRA MALONEY and Item CI- Kevin Krauss, DAVE HENQUINET, MARK BURNS and REGINALD GOODMAN and for elimination, JODY PAWLAK, ALLYN SLANG and MICHAEL SEIBERT. The lab report indicated as a result of the examinations and comparisons, five identifications were effected. These are items Ul-(beer bottle) right thumb of SANDRA MALONEY; Item U3-(beer bottle) left index finger of SANDRA MALONEY; Item AL-(shower door) left middle finger of JODY PAWLAK; Item U2-(beer bottle) right index finger of JODY PAWLAK; and U4-(beer bottle) right ring finger of JODY PAWLAK.

The crime lab report indicates there are two latent prints remaining on this case. Both are from Item F (front door east). However, only one is suitable for the Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS), and this print has been searched through AFIS with negative results.

After receiving the crime lab report, S/A Skorlinski telephoned Analyst Reed and inquired about a report from Reed dated 05/13/98, where he indicated there was one unidentified latent print on one of the vodka bottles listed under Item T. Reed did not recall this, but said he did identify one of SANDY MALONEY's fingerprints on one vodka bottle. S/A Skorlinski confirmed this, and said this was Item T2. Reed said he did not recall the unidentified print on the other vodka bottle, but would check his report and then re-contact S/A Skorlinski.

Later, S/A Skorlinski was contacted by Reed, who said the other vodka bottle, TI, did not contain a print suitable for identification. However, what Reed could identify appeared to be SANDY MALONEY' s.

The crime lab report will be placed into the case file.

dck 06/12/98
7 Special Agents

Kim J. Skorlinski
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