Anthrax 'suspect' is found dead

Started by TriWooOx, August 01, 2008, 09:17:11 AM

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TriWooOx

QuoteA top US scientist suspected of anthrax attacks in 2001 has died from an apparent suicide just as he was about to be charged, a newspaper reported.

The Los Angeles Times says government scientist Bruce Ivins was found dead after an overdose of painkillers.

The paper said that he had recently been told of the impending prosecution.

Five people died when anthrax was posted to media organisations and politicians in the US shortly after the 11 September attacks in 2001.

Mr Ivins, 62, had helped the FBI investigate anthrax-tainted envelopes as a microbiologist for a government laboratory.

The newspaper said Mr Ivins had worked at the government biodefense research laboratories in Fort Detrick, Maryland, for the past 18 years.

Security measures

The US justice department has not commented on the newspaper report.

Security measures in the wake of the 2001 anthrax attacks crippled the US mail service and temporarily closed a Senate building.

As well as the five deaths, more than 20 other people were made ill.

In June 2008, the US justice department agreed a multimillion-dollar settlement with another scientist at the Fort Detrick laboratory it had said was a "person of interest" in the anthrax attacks.

Dr Steven Hatfill sued the department saying it had violated his privacy rights by speaking to reporters about the case.

He has denied any involvement in the attacks.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/7536890.stm
If God Were Suddenly Condemned To Live The Life Which He Has Inflicted On Men, He Would Kill Himself - Alexander Dumas (1802 - 1870)

K-Sensor

Yeah I saw that too on BBC.  Best tos tart off with murder then prove if suicide.

joeblow

http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/anthraxsuspect.html

The FBI knows of a man who was caught entering the lab where the Anthrax used in the letters was kept, after  he had been fired for a racially motivated attack on a co-worker. So, why is the FBI wasting its time with Steven Hatfill?
News Story identifying Dr. Philip Zack as the man caught entering the Anthrax storage area at Fort Detrick without authorization.

In this story, it is reported that Dr. Zack was caught on a security tape making an unauthorized entry into the Anthrax storage area.

Foreign press picks up story that Anthrax letters were sent by American bio-war scientist ... and that the FBI is dragging its feet on the case.

FBI'S PRIME SUSPECT ON ANTHRAX LETTERS IS JEWISH! No wonder they were dragging their feet.

Salon's story of the attempt to frame Dr. Ayaad Assaad, an Egyptian, for the Anthrax letters

Already the hate email is pouring in insisting that coverage of this story is "anti-Semitic". Clearly, a certain nation is terrified of this story getting wide coverage.

The time has come to face the unpleasant fact the citizens of the United States may well be the victims of the most incredible hoax in history regarding who is really behind the attacks on the World Trade Towers, the mailing of Anthrax letters to political and media leaders, and even to doubts that Daniel Pearl's killers are actually who we have been told they are.