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(2) In one of four cardboard boxes in the trunk were seven classified documents printed from the FBI’s Automated Case Support (ACS) system. Several pertained to ongoing FBI foreign counterintelligence investigations and were classified SECRET.
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(3) In another cardboard box in the trunk were six green fabric-covered United States government ledger notebooks, containing classified information.
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(4) Also in the trunk were a roll of Superior Performance Scotch clear mailing tape, and dark-colored Hefty garbage bags.
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These items were not removed, although small samples were taken, and they were photographed.
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144. On February 12, 2001, pursuant to court authorization, the FBI again searched HANSSEN’s Ford Taurus automobile. In addition to the items described in part (1) of the foregoing paragraph, the glove compartment contained a small plastic box containing thumbtacks of various colors, including yellow and white. It was further ascertained that at least one of the pieces of chalk was pink. These items were not removed, although small samples were taken, and they were photographed. During this search, HANSSEN’s briefcase was observed in the vehicle, but it was not removed.
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C. RECORDING OF TELEPHONE CONVERSATION
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