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To: ZACKandPOOK; Scotswife

I think the science is important,

but it’s also the palpable,

like the envelopes with the defect...how much wider than Virginia and Maryland post offices were they found. In New Jersey? How about New York City? (NY Post, Nguyen)

and,

also, microscopic photos of the attack anthrax should be given.


28 posted on 08/16/2008 12:55:32 PM PDT by Shermy (Obama - Kerry '08)
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To: Shermy

US Attorney Jeff Taylor said:

“Fourth, the affidavits indicate Dr. Ivins had engaged in behavior and made a number of statements that suggest consciousness of guilt. For example, one night shortly after a search warrant was executed on his house, Dr. Ivins took highly unusual steps to discard a book and article on DNA coding while under 24/7 surveillance. In addition, he had submitted a questionable sample of anthrax from his flask of parent spores to the FBI, presumably to mislead investigators.”

US Attorney Taylor may not appreciate that we are a bit non-plussed after authorities made such a hoo-hah over Dr. Hatfill putting things in his dumpster before his planned move to Louisiana. He expressly said: “In addition, he had submitted a questionable sample of anthrax from his flask of parent spores to the FBI, presumably to mislead investigators.” Now the New York Times is reporting that is not true. Either US Attorney should address and resolve this issue definitively or he should resign.


29 posted on 08/16/2008 12:57:50 PM PDT by ZACKandPOOK
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