[John H K]

There is no evidence that any letters were mailed prior to 9/18, a week after the 9/11 attacks. The earliest known letters (2) all have 9/18 postmarks. Prior to the mailing of the letters it had already been made known in the media where many of the hijackers lived in Florida.

Contrary to the claim of the article, the J Lo letter is largely considered a red herring. It seems the actual AMI letter was probably lost, as were the letters to a few other places in NYC.

Actually, it turns out the first people to have anthrax symptoms were from 9/18 letters sent to NYC, cutaneous symptoms that were unrecognized, BEFORE Stevens got sick in Florida.

And, of course, does one really think that AQ would go out of its way to kill as FEW people as possible with the letters? In envelopes with warnings that anthrax was contained in them? The same people that had killed as many people as they could in the 9/11 attacks? (And that's leaving aside the issue that dead men can't mail letters; of course some mysterious co-conspirator that didn't participate in the attacks could have mailed them.)

[Bobby777]

And, of course, does one really think that AQ would go out of its way to kill as FEW people as possible with the letters?

for once, we agree ... look at the targets ... I think there's a clue there ... or it's made to look like a clue ... that may be hard to prove ...