[genefromjersey]

I’ve been following this in a rather bemused fashion. (The bit about the sorority was WAY over the top !)

We’re all depending on leaked information on this-and way too much is being leaked...via Duley ???

Some of the circumstantial stuff is persuasive but there are still gaping holes. For example,how did the envelopes get to NJ ?

[Shermy]

OK, more bemusement.

There is one story that says the “blend” was traceble to a jar of presumably preblended germs, and that Ivins or someone else accessed it.

Yet the Washington Post today floats a story that Ivins had access to a dryer, implying he made the stuff himself.

Aren’t these two story lines conflicting? Or am I misunderstanding them?

[muawiyah]

Since the envelopes were hand addressed and mailed at the single piece rate for First-Class Mail, the odds are good that wherever they were mailed they received inferior service, were probably lost in the mail, and undoubtedly left bacterial spores all over the place.

BTW, all of that sort of thing can and does happen BEFORE the envelopes ever reached the 010 operation where they would be canceled.

Entirely too many people who should know better hang on to the date and place of cancellation as truly meaningful. Postal system experts know that the information is irrelevant.