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* Writer's first language most likely Arabic.
* Improvised explosive device, as part of booby trap. Fingerprints are those of convicted bomb maker Jon Earle Wilson.
* Located. En route to Rhyme's for interviewing.
POTTERS' FIELD SCENE (1868)
* Tavern in Gallows Heights--located in the Eighties on the upper West Side, mixed neighborhood in the 1860s.
* Potters' Field was possible hangout for Boss Tweed and other corrupt New York politicians.
* Charles came here July 15, 1868.
* Burned down following explosion, presumably just after Charles's visit. To hide his secret?
* Body in basement, man presumably killed by Charles Singleton.
* Shot in forehead by .36 Navy Colt loaded with .39-caliber ball (type of weapon Charles Singleton owned).
* Gold coins.
* Man was armed with Derringer.
* No identification.
* Had ring with name "Winskinskie" on it.
* Means "doorman" or "gatekeeper" in Delaware Indian language.
* Currently searching other meanings.
* Was title of official in Boss Tweed's Tammany Hall political machine.
PROFILE OF UNSUB 109
* Determined to be Thompson G. Boyd, former executions control officer, from Amarillo, TX.
* Presently in custody.
PROFILE OF PERSON HIRING UNSUB 109
* Bani al-Dahab, Saudi national, in country illegally after visa expired.
* Deceased.
* Search of apartment revealed no other terrorist connections. Presently checking phone records.
* Currently investigating his employers for possible terrorist links.
PROFILE OF UNSUB 109'S ACCOMPLICE
* Determined not to be man originally described, but Alina Frazier, presently in custody.
* Search of apartment revealed weapons and money, nothing else relevant to case.
PROFILE OF CHARLES SINGLETON
* Former slave, ancestor of G. Settle. Married, one son. Given orchard in New York state by master. Worked as teacher, as well. Instrumental in early civil rights movement.
