Aldrich Ames' Chalk

Aldrich Ames' Chalk
Origin	Aldrich Ames
Type	White Chalk
Effects	Using one of the pieces of chalk, the user is able to draw invisible images that can only be detected by the use of another piece of the chalk or the same piece. When close to the chalk the drawing will glow and show the image.
Downsides	N/A
Activation	Drawing
Collected by	Unknown
Section	Pinkerton-435K
Aisle	3732043-349248-7424
Shelf	340-9402-3982
Date of Collection	c.2003
[Source]

Origin

Aldrich Ames was a former Central Intelligence Agency counterintelligence officer and analyst who, in 1994, was convicted of spying for the Soviet Union and Russia. Ames used a set of chalk that he would use to place a chalk mark above the USPS logo on a mail box and would be a signal for a needed meeting with the KGB. The pieces of chalk used were imbued with his betrayal and secretive actions.

Effects

Using one of the pieces of chalk, the user is able to draw invisible images that can only be detected by the use of another piece of the chalk or the same piece. When close to the chalk, the drawing and chalk will glow and show the image.

Collection

Unknown. Collected in 2003.