Lakeside, California (CNN) -- A handwritten note, handcuff box, camping equipment and a DNA swab kit were among the items found by San Diego deputies in the burned home and garage of James DiMaggio. DiMaggio was shot and killed by FBI agents in Idaho after allegedly kidnapping Hannah Anderson,16, this month. The list of items is included in a search warrant and affidavits CNN affiliate KFMB obtained. It detailed what authorities found in the aftermath of the August 4 fire at DiMaggio's home, about 45 miles east of San Diego in the community of Boulevard, and how investigators believe the fire was started.
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James DiMaggio abducted Hannah Anderson after allegedly killing her brother, mother
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Items found at his home after fire include a DNA swab kit
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Anderson, 16, attended a fundraiser in her Southern California community
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An FBI tactical agent fatally shot DiMaggio
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