No case.

By Marisa Taylor • McClatchy Newspapers • September 30, 2008

WASHINGTON - The FBI is declining to release at least 15,000 pages of documents related to the now-deceased prime suspect in the 2001 anthrax attacks despite lingering suspicions that the bureau has accused the wrong man.
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The Anthrax Case Reopens
Tuesday 30 September 2008

by: Bill Simpich, t r u t h o u t | Report


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September 25, 2008

By ERIC LICHTBLAU and SCOTT SHANE

WASHINGTON - A judge unsealed a new batch of court documents in the anthrax case on Wednesday, filling in further details of the bizarre behavior of Bruce E. Ivins, the Army scientist who the F.B.I. has said carried out the letter attacks of ( Read more... )

Update
Anthrax suspect must have had help: U.S. senator

• Story Highlights
• National Academy of Sciences asked to review science used by FBI investigators
• At issue is FBI findings pointing to anthrax researcher Bruce Ivins in deadly mailings
• Ivins committed suicide July 29 as federal authorities were preparing to indict him

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Congressman and Scientist: FBI Theory that Mail-Sorting Machines Crushed Anthrax to a Fine Powder "Patently Ridiculous"... Anthrax was Weaponized

Friday 12 September 2008

by: Bill Simpich, t r u t h o u t | Report


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Originally published September 07, 2008

By Nicholas C. Stern
News-Post Staff

Early anthrax suspect doubts guilt of Ivins

Ayaad Assaad was in Australia visiting relatives the day before his former colleague and friend, Bruce Ivins, died from an apparent suicide in Frederick in July.

Ivins, a Fort Detrick anthrax specialist, had become the sole focus of ( Read more... )

From the preeminent journal of hard science...

Editorial

Nature 454, 917 (21 August 2008) | doi:10.1038/454917a; Published online 20 August 2008

Case not closed

The FBI says it has evidence showing that Bruce Ivins was behind the 2001 anthrax attacks - but with his death, this will not be tested in court. A full enquiry into the case is needed if ( Read more... )

'Spore on the Grassy Knoll'

The FBI's latest anthrax case revelations highlight the need for an independent review of the investigation.

Wednesday, August 20, 2008; A14

OFFICIALS AT the Federal Bureau of Investigation presented more evidence this week that they say identifies Bruce E. Ivins as the lone culprit in the 2001 anthrax attacks that killed ( Read more... )

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FBI Agent Linked to Anthrax Coverup also sabotaged the FISA warrant for access to 9/11 conspirator Moussaoui's computer prior to 9/11. And was promoted and awarded for it

A group of independent experts needs to look hard at the F.B.I.’s conclusion that the mailed anthrax must have come from Dr. Bruce Ivins.

The New York Times

August 20, 2008

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Wed, 20 Aug 2008

By Yusuf Fernandez, Press TV, Madrid

A US Army scientist called Bruce Ivins is considered to be the only person responsible for the anthrax letters that terrified the United States closely after the September 11 attacks in 2001.

At that time, anthrax-filled mail turned up in the offices of two Democratic Senators, Tom Daschle and ( Read more... )