[Thud]

IMO the 24-hour rule is applicable here - no stories in the first 24 hours a major event should be considered true. It is very easy for a 100.3F fever to be mistakenly reported as 103F.

[freespirit2012]

that’s their story...

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/10/25/nyregion/new-york-ebola-case-craig-spencer.html?_r=0

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Health officials said that initial reports were incorrect when they indicated that Dr. Craig Spencer, 33, had a 103-degree fever when he notified authorities of his ill health on Thursday. He actually had only a 100.3 fever. Officials attributed the mistake to a transcription error.

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That seems like a pretty big error to me and also one that is very convenient for the story they are pushing that he was not symptomatic and not contagious; Thus calming the fear in NYC.

[freespirit2012]

Also, I wonder what his temperature was when he reached the hospital as he has reason to downplay how high his fever when self-reporting it.

[rolling_stone]

It is very easy for a 100.3F fever to be mistakenly reported as 103F.

I don’t agree what happened to 100.5 ok to travel?
I don’t believe a word coming out of any govt employee right now there is no credibility

have you seen the movie the verdict?