Anthrax spores don't match dead researcher's samples

Anthrax spores don't match dead researcher's samples

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Poisonous anthrax that killed five Americans in the weeks after the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks doesn't match bacteria from a flask linked to Bruce Ivins, the researcher who committed suicide after being implicated by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, a scientist said.

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Another 9/11 anomaly added to the thousands of others.

The dead accused of the anthrax attacks spores apparently don't match the ones used in the murders Hmmmmm.


``Spores from two of those show a distinct chemical signature that includes silicon, oxygen, iron, and tin; the third letter had silicon, oxygen, iron and possibly also tin,'' Kwok wrote. ``Bacteria from Ivins' RMR-1029 flask did not contain any of those four elements.''

Well when all else fails suicide and blame the dead guy.

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maybe they knew he was unstable enough and they wanted him dead for another reason.

Its total crap IMHO. They pretty much can trace samples just like you can nuclear material and the samples came from Dugway so ive heard. Nancy Drew could have traced back this one :shk:

Yet another example of Federal 'reckoning before justice' approach to the whole incident. They've fed the public lust for horror a story about a guy, because they could. Effectiveness/reality check. Wrong guy.


edit to add: Starred and Flagged. Important element for true history.

[edit on 26-2-2009 by Maxmars]

Big suprise right people, can you say scape goat, how much you wanna bet he figured out that the next major virus was made by the US and destined to be used on US citizens.

Here is another good article about the cover up.

Dissident Voice

Give lots of background info.

Back in 2001, just months after the anthrax attacks that killed five people, several articles came out in mainstream newspapers that pointed clearly to the CIA and Army as the most likely sources of the weaponized anthrax. Articles in The Baltimore Sun, Miami Herald, Washington Post and New York Times laid out the facts that incriminated Battelle Memorial Labs in West Jefferson, Ohio, and the Army’s lab at the Dugway Proving Grounds in Utah as the only logical sources for the anthrax.

The FBI has never explained what became of this initial focus on the labs in Utah and Ohio. Instead, after the death of Fort Detrick anthrax researcher Bruce Ivins in July 2008, the FBI attempted to make the case that Ivins was the murderer and all other suspects had been cleared of suspicion.

Since Ivins’ death, the media have, with very few exceptions, passively swallowed the line dispensed by the FBI, and have acted as little more than stenographers in parroting the hollow arguments presented by the FBI that Ivins is guilty.

Wouldn't surprise me at all if the anthrax attacks were an inside job. It wouldn't be the first time that the U.S. Government has used biological weapons on its own citizens. It was probably done to help pass the Patriot Act.

I can't believe this I saw this story on Keith Olberman last night! That is really the only MSM mention I've seen. The story was a bit unclear and focused more on FBI bungling rather than the implications of the cover up. I guess Keith was afraid he might be getting one of those letters if he explored that topic. But at least he mentioned the story.