There were no distinguishing print characteristics, though an ink or bubble jet was likely used for the printing. The ink was a magenta, indicating either that the ink reacted to the environment or that the printer ink was colored. The lab could not eliminate either of these possibilities. Some dark stains were noted on the back of the label. These were tested with ninhydrin as a preliminary precaution.
Fingerprints appear to be from a large person who had some calluses.
There is a distinctive mark across one print, likely an injury that has left a permanent scar. A run of the print gave a three point match from a military record, but the scar obscured other points that would clarify identification in court. Individual with three point match does live in area, but does not drive a truck or work around pesticides. Complaint by resident Esther Gatton Long, a 62 year old resident of the area, discussed her illness shortly after the alleged spill. She experienced shortness of breath, diarrhea, and periods of dizziness.