Attachment 1 (continued)
1.06.02 19:13
Subject did not return home from work. Mobile team tracked her to the home of W. Tippin.
Phone message later in the evening confirmed that Subject was with Tippin. Subject returned home at 7:05 the next morning.
2.10.02
Subject retunes home after one night way. No known mission. Later learns through Security Section of the attempted break in at SD-6 headquarters and Subject's role in diffusing the problem.
2.24.02
Subject travels to Las Vegas for mission. Discusses trip with roommate and discourages them from traveling there also.
2.25.02
Subject returns from Las Vegas. Stays in all evening consoling roommate after the breakup of roommate's engagement.
3.10.02 15.55
Subject returns home from work early and proceeds to get ready for an evening out. A call for "Joey's Pizza" is received. Subject leaves home approximately 15 minutes later to get a new pair of stockings for the evening. Mobile team tracks her to the local store and is eluded on the return trip. Subject returns within 40 minutes of loosing the Mobile team. Subject and W. Tippin are dining at A. Sloane's home tonight. Subject's father will also be in attendance. Because the house is empty for a reasonable amount of time, conducted a complete sweep, looking for unauthorized surveillance devices. None found.
3.17.02 to 3.20.02
Subject is missing for 3 days; disappearance is unaccounted for by Security Section. Later explained as she took an impromptu vacation and that she had notified her father of her absence.
4.10.02
Subject is confronted by roommate and W. Tippin concerning a plane ticket in pocket of Subject's coat, which identified a trip to Italy. Subject had informed her acquaintances that she was traveling on business to San Francisco. Subject invents a plausible cover story concerning the bank needing employees to courier documents to other customers in foreign countries. Subject's acquaintances appear to believe her story. No need for Security Section to take action at this time.
4.14.02 8.44
Subject returned home from work and went straight to bedroom. Subject cried and occasionally spoke the name "Noah". Broke one drinking glass by throwing across the room.
Subject did not sleep, but lay in bed all night crying.
05.12.02 12.13
Subject and W. Tippin have been missing for two days. No contact, visual or audio, has been made. Subject's father is also out of town.
Security Section notified of unscheduled absence and will report. Further follow-up may be required.