[SOURCE: A CONFIDENTIAL POLICE REPORT] A week after speaking with Neimec, Illich calls Klein on May 17, 1994, to tell her that he's going to get 1 kg of plutonium. The next day, Klein tells German undercover agent Boden that Illich wants to see $10,000 US dollars in a Prague bank as show of good faith. Illich promises that a sample of uranium is on the way. Within a week, German and Czech cops meet to plan strategy in this case, which is developing into a tangled web of traders. In late May, Niemec takes some uranium to Landshut. The source of this uranium is not clear. It might be the sample that Dr. Vagner got from Malish in Minsk. Laboratory tests will later determine that the sample is low enriched uranium, indicating that it's not the stuff from Eduard Baranov's stash in Obninsk, Russia. On May 26, one day after meeting between Illich, Boden and four others at a hotel in Prague, Illich tells the German cop that there is 3.3 kilograms of HEU enriched to 87.8 percent somewhere in the city. Maps  ·  Timeline  ·  Interviews  ·  FAQS  ·  Links Readings  ·  Reactions  ·  Tapes and Transcripts Explore FRONTLINE web site copyright 1995-2008 WGBH educational foundation