From: Maj. John T. Sheppard To: Dr. Elizabeth Weir CC: Dr. Rodney McKay, Airman Jack Jackson Subject: Re: Initial findings on the shooting
> Given that record keeping in the infirmary has likely been less than > perfect recently, we can at least inquire as to what records are > available, and if there are any records of who has been a patient in > the infirmary since Dr Watson's time there. > > Even if there are such records, however, it may not narrow our pool > down very much, as a large proportion of our personnel have been > through the infirmary lately.
Given that Watson arrived in the middle of the crisis and stayed there quite a while, followed by a large group doing infirmary clean-up, it doesn't narrow it down much at all. But if there were records kept of who had a sidearm among their personal effects, which were returned to the armoury and which to the patient, we can compare names with the armoury list and get some idea of who might have come into possession of Dumais' weapon.
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To: Dr. Elizabeth Weir
CC: Dr. Rodney McKay, Airman Jack Jackson
Subject: Re: Initial findings on the shooting
> Given that record keeping in the infirmary has likely been less than
> perfect recently, we can at least inquire as to what records are
> available, and if there are any records of who has been a patient in
> the infirmary since Dr Watson's time there.
>
> Even if there are such records, however, it may not narrow our pool
> down very much, as a large proportion of our personnel have been
> through the infirmary lately.
Given that Watson arrived in the middle of the crisis and stayed there quite a while, followed by a large group doing infirmary clean-up, it doesn't narrow it down much at all. But if there were records kept of who had a sidearm among their personal effects, which were returned to the armoury and which to the patient, we can compare names with the armoury list and get some idea of who might have come into possession of Dumais' weapon.
- JTS
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