OIG Hotline, the following represents images taken by the Iris Galerie in Whistler, B.C. My left eye shows a slight brown "birthmark" at the four o'clock position on the outer portion of the iris.
My eyes have a central brown starburst against a green-blue field. "Central heterochromia," or an iris of two distinctly different colors, appears in less than 1% of the population.
There are a few "crowns," which appear as petals of a flower. One can be seen at the four o'clock position, radiating from the starburst on the left eye, and at the nine o'clock position radiating from the starburst on the right eye.
If I had a twin sister, possessing my identical genetics from birth, her eyes would still demonstrate a different pattern from those details photographed herewith.
In this way, the iris serves as a unique biometric "fingerprint." There may be ways of duplicating certain patterns with contact lenses that reflect an image. But a person who is not wearing contact lenses will never exhibit the exact patterns shown below.
For the record, I have never worn contact lenses, and I do not plan to start.
Because the FBI has reportedly endeavored to impersonate me using nanotechnology advances, it is important to know that a person wearing a nanotechnology-based mask does not show normal physiological skin responses to pressure on the skin of the face.
Because certain other aspects of the eye can change slightly over time, I will be providing iris images to your Office on an ongoing basis. Please note that I am not identifying all anomalies present within these photographs at this time.
Most sincerely,
Lane MacWilliams
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