On 23 May 1991, in Zurich, Lumpert was questioned by Swiss Inspector Fluckiger in the presence of Scottish Police officers PC Buwert and DI W. Williamson as well as FBI agent Edward Marshman.
Lumpert is shown ten photos from the DP 124 file. His answers are reproduced under each picture.
Photo 1 is one of our timers although I do not recognize the black electric cable. (Please, look at the bottom of this page for a picture of a “Control Sample” built by Lumpert.)
Photo 2 is the rear side of a MST-13 timer assembled by me.
Photo 3 is a MST-13 the circuit board without the time switch.
Photo 4 is a MST-13 timer with a 2 position timing switch. I guess that Bollier did the soldering. This is a pre-series timer because the condenser has been soldered diagonally and the soldering points near the switches of the power cable have not been covered with a plastic protective sheet
On the other hand I can verity that the circuit board has been coated with a protective lacquer which points to a later development of circuit board. Bollier often visits me in the laboratory and helps with simple technical work and I remember that in about the summer of 1985 he soldered a battery and cable onto an MST-13 timer.
Photo 5 I recognize one of our timers.
Photo 6 This is one of our secondary circuit boards.
Photo 7 This is an oscillator with the resistors which were added later. It must be one of the pre-series timers.
Photo 8 an oscillator crystal.
Photo 9-MST 13 timer built into housing
Photo 10 a housing with the loud-speaker clips put on by me and the light diode that fits the MST-13.
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Additional statements
“Now that I have seen DP 123 invoice, I see that only 12 boxes were ordered and delivered in 1985 and I conclude that only 10 housed versions were produced because two further housings went with the sample delivery in 1990.” Lumpert
“It is correct that only five or six timers with 4 positions switch were made and they were pre-series ones. The pre-series timers had protective lacquer only on one side.” Lumpert
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Here is a “control sample” built by Lumpert for the Police.
To be continued