the new 302s (Buzzfeed FOIA) contain some data on name lengths of FBI agents which may shed some light on identifications. It seems likely that Case Agent 1 was SA Stephen M. Somma, NYFO. Somma name length seems to fit intro on pdf, 154. SSA possibly George J. Ennis, NYFO.
not sure what font. In my interpolation, after some experimenting, I used Consolas - a nonproportional font since nonproportional font seems to fit FBI docs. Also tried Calibri, Times New Roman.
another interpolated excerpt, this time using Courier New, which, like Consolas, is non-proportional/monospace. Again, Ennis and Somma fit pretty much exactly.

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