Anthrax Killer

Source: ac360.blogs.cnn.com --- 3 days ago
[cnn-video url="http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/crime/2010/03/05/johns.Anthrax.counselor.cnn"] Joe Johns | BIO AC360° Correspondent CNN’s Joe Johns interviews an addiction counselor who knows the inside of Dr. Bruce Ivins’ mind. ...

Source: ac360.blogs.cnn.com --- 3 days ago
[cnn-video url="http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/crime/2010/03/05/johns.Anthrax.counselor.cnn"] Joe Johns and Justine Redman AC360° Jean Duley was an addiction counselor. She describes one of her clients as a slight, mousey, yet charming man, with a vodka and Valium habit. That wasn’t his biggest problem though. By the time he started seeing Duley, Dr. Bruce Ivins was under suspicion by the FBI for launching America’s age of bioterrorism by mailing letters laced with deadly Anthrax to two senators and a number of news organizations in 2001, killing five people. The investigation had been going on for seven years. Ivins was a microbiologist who worked with Anthrax at the U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases, at Fort Detrick in Maryland. At times during their hunt for the Killer, the FBI had consulted Ivins for his scientific expertise, and he’d been a willing adviser. Ivins told Duley he didn’t do it, and said he believed one of his colleagues was the Anthrax Killer, but, in July 2008, authorities were closing in on Ivins as their prime suspect. He walked into Duley’s counseling office almost out of control. “I’d never seen him that way before,” Jean Duley recalled to CNN in an exclusive interview. She’d been seeing him twice a week for about six months, during which time he was hospitalized for what she called a suicide attempt. “He was extremely angry and nasty in his demeanor. The receptionist actually came ...

Source: www.disinfo.com --- 6 days ago
There has been a lot of skepticism about the FBI’s closure of the 2001 Anthrax terror scare, led perhaps by Bob Coen & Eric Nadler, authors of Dead Silence: Fear and Terror on the Anthrax Trail . Now CNN is running a video questioning the state of Dr. Bruce Ivins’ mind, suggesting strongly that it was definitely Ivins who was behind the Anthrax attacks. Is this is a case of the major media helping out the government? ...

Source: www.cnn.com --- 6 days ago
CNN's Joe Johns interviews an addiction counselor who knows the inside of Dr. Bruce Ivins' mind. ...

Source: www.governmentalityblog.com --- 6 days ago
It is absolutely stunning that CNN has chosen to air an interview with Jean Duley by Joe Johns on "Knowing the Anthrax Killer." The Anthrax Killer being Bruce Ivins, the military scientist who reportedly committed suicide as the FBI was... ...

Source: beltwayblips.dailyradar.com --- 10 days ago
I blame, in no particular order: Frank Rich, Jonathan Capeheart, Keith Olbermann, the leftwing blogosphere, anti-war organizers, Paul Begala, James Carville, the Democratic Party, Arianna Huffington, Kos and the climate of hate fostered by the angry left all these years.The FBI records show that ... — full article at jammiewearingfool.blogspot.com ...

Source: covertoperations.blogspot.com --- 10 days ago
Federal Bureau of Invention? Microbiologist Meryl Nass Responds to FBI Closing Anthrax Case ...

Source: www.wjla.com --- 19 days ago
The FBI has concluded that Army scientist Bruce Ivins acted alone in the 2001 Anthrax mailings that killed five people and further unnerved a nation still reeling from the 9/11 attacks from ABC 7 News ...

Source: speechyourm1nd.blogspot.com --- 19 days ago
WASHINGTON – The FBI sought to close the book on its long, frustrating hunt for the Killer behind the 2001 Anthrax letters Friday, formally ending its investigation and concluding a mentally unhinged scientist was responsible for killing five people and unnerving Americans nationwide. After years of false leads, no arrests and public criticism, the FBI and Justice Department said Dr. Bruce Ivins, a government researcher, acted alone. Ivins killed himself in 2008 as prosecutors prepared to indict him for the attacks. He had denied involvement, and his family and some friends have continued to insist he was innocent. Investigators had tried earlier to build a case against biowarfare expert Steven Hatfill, who had worked for a time in the same military lab as Ivins, but ultimately turned away from that theory and had to pay him a multimillion-dollar settlement. Many details of the case have already been disclosed, but newly released FBI documents paint a fuller portrait of Ivins as a troubled doctor whose life's work was teetering toward failure at the time the letters laced with Anthrax were sent. As the U.S. responded to the mailings, that work was given new importance by the government, and he was even honored for his efforts on Anthrax. The documents also describe what investigators say was Ivins' bizarre, decades-long obsession with a sorority. The Anthrax letters were dropped in a mailbox near the sorority's office in Princeton, N. ...

Source: www.bruneinews.net --- 19 days ago
FBI sought to close the book on its long, frustrating hunt for the Killer behind the 2001 Anthrax letters Friday, formally ending its investigation and concluding a mentally unhinged scientist was res... ...

Source: www.euronews24.org --- 19 days ago
WASHINGTON – The FBI sought to close the book on its long, frustrating hunt for the Killer behind the 2001 Anthrax letters Friday, formally ending its investigation and concluding a mentally unhinged scientist was responsible for killing five people and unnerving Americans nationwide.After years of false leads, no arrests and public criticism, the FBI and Justice Department said Dr.Bruce Iv Case closed FBI says scientist was Anthrax Killer ...

Source: www.breitbart.com --- 19 days ago
The FBI sought to close the book on its long, frustrating hunt for the Killer behind the 2001 Anthrax letters Friday, formally ending its investigation and concluding a mentally unhinged scientist was... ...