Bioterrorism
" ... Someone clearly invented false stories about the anthrax investigation and fed them to Brian Ross, knowi.
WHBL News Radio (Sheboygan, WI) | May 12, 2010 MADISON, Wis. (WTAQ) - UW-Madison has suspended a scientist’s.
" ... New details of the investigation, revealed in recent interviews, raised questions about when the bureau .
For a second time in three years, an independent inquiry cast doubt Friday on the FBI’s assertion that genetic testing had cinched its conclusion that a now-dead Army bioweapons researcher mailed anthrax-laced letters that killed five people and terrorized the East Coast in 2001.
Alex Constantine
This afternoon, MSNBC reporter Pete Williams claimed that an (unnamed, so we can't Google them) "panel of behavioral experts and psychiatrists" agree with the FBI contention that Dr.
David Klepper KansasCity.com | Nov. 15, 2010 TOPEKA | The federal government has seriously underestimated the .
The dystopian British sci-fi film 28 Days Later opens with animal rights activists breaking into the Cambridge Primate Research facility to free chimpanzees used in a secret weapons program.
Alex Constantine
Who else stands to benefit from a swine flu epidemic? Venture capital firm set to reap rewards on swine flu By Alexander Haislip Apr 24, 2009 LOS ANGELES, April 24 (Reuters) - The swine flu outbreak is likely to benefit one of the most prolific and successful venture capital firms in the United States: Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, Thomson Reuters Private Equity Week reported on Friday.
By Nelson HernandezWashington PostOctober 23, 2008; B01The Department of Homeland Security dedicated a massive biodefense laboratory in Frederick yesterday, moving toward the facility's opening despite questions raised about the risks of deadly pathogens to be studied there.
The FBI's accusations against dead scientist Bruce Ivins are full of holes. The case may be closed but it isn'.