Many documents refer to four fragments of latex rubber gloves found in the master bedroom. Other documents refer to only three. However, five fragments were actually found:

     Exhibit I3 (from the bed)
     Exhibit I21 (finger section found at the crime scene, from the sheet on the floor)
     Exhibit E211 vial (found at the laboratory, from the sheet on the floor)
     Exhibit I213 (from near the dresser)
     Exhibit I226 (from the floor near Colette MacDonald's left elbow)

During the questioning of William Ivory on July 5, 1970, he refers to only three fragments, saying one was found "there" (which presumably would have been either I213, which was the piece he later testified to finding near the dresser, or I226, which was the piece he later testified to finding near the body of Colette MacDonald), and the others were found on the bed (Exhibit I3) and in the bedding (I21).

At the Article 32 hearing on July 22, 1970, Ivory again refers to only three glove fragments, saying he found two of them. At trial on July 30, 1979, Hilyard Medlin testified that he (Medlin) found the piece which was on the bed (Exhibit I3).

At the Grand Jury on August 20, 1974, Ivory refers to only two fragments: One found near the body of Colette (I226) and one found on the bed (Exhibit I3). At the Grand Jury on January 15, 1975, he refers to four fragments: Exhibit I3, I21, I213 and I226.

At trial on July 25, 1979, Ivory again refers to only three fragments: I21, I213 and I226 (for details, see the notes for those exhibits),

At trial, witnesses Michael Hoffman (for the prosecution) and Vincent Guinn (for the defense) testified about comparing four of these fragments with the Perry-brand latex gloves (Exhibit D245) which were found under the kitchen sink. This writer can find no mention of Exhibit I3 in those testimonies.