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  1. Jun 27

    The FBI’s June is a laptop that a Russian spy named Anna Chapman used to create a private wireless network for communicating with a Russian government official.

    June Artifact of the Month; Anna Chapmans laptop against a black background
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  2. 11 Sep 2016

    FBI Sept. is this flag recovered on 9/11/01 from the World Trade Center.

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  3. Mar 31

    The FBI’s March was a doll that a German spy used to smuggle secret photographs to Nazi Germany. Spies used microdot technology to reduce the photos in size so that the film they were on was as small as a period.

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  4. Feb 23

    The ’s February is a rare first edition of Margaret Mitchell’s “Gone with the Wind” used to conceal a .32-caliber pistol. The book resides in the Laboratory Division’s Reference Firearms Collection in Quantico, Virginia.

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  5. 13 Apr 2018

    ’s April is Othello and Desdemona, a 1911 painting by Marc Chagall that was stolen nearly 30 years ago from an elderly New York couple’s Manhattan home. This month, the oil-on-canvas work is being returned to the family’s estate.

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  6. 7 Aug 2018

    This month's is 2 flags hung during Hurricane Katrina. FBI SWAT agents hung them in garage where they slept as a reminder of their mission to protect lives & property of the ppl of the city. The flags still hang at today.

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  7. 16 Oct 2019

    The 's October is the chair that Earl Edwin Pitts, a 13-year veteran special agent, was sitting in when he was arrested for espionage at the FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia, in 1996.

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  8. Nov 10

    Today's episode of ' "The FBI Declassified" features the takedown of the Silk Road, a digital bazaar for illegal goods and services. The ’s November is a laptop that belonged to Ross William Ulbricht, the marketplace’s creator.

    This laptop belonged to Ross William Ulbricht, the creator of the Silk Road.
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  9. Nov 15

    : The FBI’s November is a laptop that belonged to Ross William Ulbricht, the creator of a darknet market known as the Silk Road. Read how the helped find the digital bazaar and the cybercriminal who ran it at .

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  10. 10 Sep 2018

    The 's September is a piece of the fuselage of United Airlines Flight 175, which hit the World Trade Center's South Tower on September 11, 2001.

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  11. 15 Nov 2018

    FBI's November is a Graflex Speed Graphic Camera, first produced in 1912 & upgraded in 1947. It was used by the FBI for a variety of purposes, including aerial shots & photographing crime scenes, fingerprints, footprints, & tire tracks.

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  12. 7 May 2018

    The May is the seal that was embedded on the original Academy gym floor. The seal bears the FBI motto of "Fidelity Bravery Integrity" & serves as a reminder to those who pass through the Academy what is expected of them.

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  13. 10 Sep 2019

    The FBI's September is a piece of steel from Ground Zero. Recovery workers cut various shapes and symbols—including crosses, shields, hearts, and more—from pieces of steel and gave them to 9/11 victims’ families.

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  14. 28 May 2019

    May’s is a fake Medal of Honor seized in '96, after an investigation into a tradeshow vendor selling bogus medals. This is the highest award given to US armed forces for valor & it’s a federal crime to make, sell, or trade these awards.

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  15. 15 Oct 2018

    The 's October is a 1920’s, single-shot pen gun. Don't let the size fool you, this is a dangerous weapon designed to look like an ink pen. The FBI has kept items like these to teach personnel how to identify these devices.

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  16. 23 Jan 2018

    ’s January is a notebook that belonged to Russell Gibson, a gangster in the Barker-Karpis Gang, w/ a distinctive bullet hole—a reminder of the shootout w/ law enforcement that led to Gibson’s death & the end of the gang's reign.

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  17. Sep 11

    The ’s September is a car that one of the 9/11 hijackers drove to Dulles International Airport on September 11, 2001. After airport police reported the car to , a search revealed it belonged to Nawaf al-Hazmi.

    1988 blue Toyota Corolla
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  18. 17 Nov 2019

    : The FBI's November is a 600-pound Mailmobile that used to glide through FBI HQ delivering mail. When the mail robot beeped, staff had 30 seconds to retrieve their mail before it moved to its next stop. Beep! Beep!

    November 2019: Mailmobile
    The FBI’s November #ArtifactoftheMonth is a 600-pound Mailmobile that used to deliver mail at FBI Headquarters. It is 4’9’’ long, 1’11’’ wide, and 4’4’’ high.
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  19. 11 Oct 2017

    Oct is duty weapon of Special Agent Edwin Shanahan, 1st FBI special agent killed in line of duty

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  20. Jan 17

    The ’s January is a cap left at the scene of a so-called perfect crime: in 1950, armed men stole $2.7 million in cash, checks, money orders, and other securities from a Brink’s in Boston and fled. Read about the case at .

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