Mr. Eisenberg. Mr. Stombaugh, I had been under the impression you found some wax on that shirt.
Mr. Stombaugh. Yes; down the face of the shirt I did find some wax adhering to it, and this wax I removed and delivered to the spectrographic unit for a spectrographic examination.
Mr. Eisenberg. Does that show in your notes?
Mr. Stombaugh. Yes; I was looking for debris and hairs. I knew I had not scraped the shirt.
Mr. Eisenberg. I am using the wrong term, I guess.
Mr. Stombaugh. I recall doing this. This was later in the afternoon when I removed this wax and took it to the spectrographic unit. This was after I had conducted other examinations on some other items.
Mr. Eisenberg. For the record, we had an earlier discussion, and you had mentioned this to me in an earlier discussion, as I recall——
Mr. Stombaugh. Yes; that is correct.
Mr. Eisenberg. Which prompted me to ask you the question. Did you find any body hairs on this shirt—or any hairs, I should say?
Mr. Stombaugh. I didn't look for hairs on this shirt. This type of examination had not been requested. It seemed unnecessary.