State of Texas v Fazbear Entertainment Corp Documentation

by Anthony Michelson

State of Texas v. Fazbear Entertainment Corp. (1988) was a decision by the Supreme Court of the United States that resulted in the closure of 24 pizza restaurants in 5 states due to breaches of the Occupational Health and Safety Act. The trial was removed from both public and private databases shortly after its completion. Click to view the leaked documentation (19.87 MB)

3. The Laboratory Report

CONFIDENTIAL REPORT OF LABORATORY FINDINGS

Texas Department of Criminal Justice
Division of Law Enforcement Services
[FACILITY NAME WITHHELD] – Houston
[ADDRESS WITHHELD]
Houston, Texas [ZIP WITHHELD]
[NUMBER WITHHELD]
[FAX WITHHELD]

Case Name: Pasqual and Clarke v. Fazbear Entertainment Corp.
Date: 19th July, 1984

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Laboratory Report

The following items were submitted to the DNA Analysis Unit for examination:

Item A: Animatronic Mask from Endoskeleton #01
Item B: Animatronic Mask from Endoskeleton #03
Item C: Animatronic Mask from Endoskeleton #04
Item D: Buccal Swab from Tina Stevens
Item E: Hair Sample from Bobby Christophe
Item F: Buccal Swab from Mac Fishbak

Swabs were taken of the bloodstains from Items A and C. These swabs were labelled Items A1 and C1 respectively. A hair sample was found on object B, being labelled object B1.

Human deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) was amplified and extracted from object A1 using a polymerase chain reaction (PCR). Item E's DNA was also amplified, this time using mitochondrial PCR. Upon analysis, the DNA was revealed to match the DNA on Item E, with a margin for error of 6.3%.

Similar tests were conducted on object C1 in comparison with D and F, with no match being found. Both Tina Stevens and Mac Fishbak have not had contact with any of the objects.

DNA discovered in object B1 was also amplified using mitochondrial PRC, but could not be matched to any of the other samples.