So, investigation of anthrax terrorism attacks ends up pointing to lead investigator who then commits suicide. All neat and tidy, case closed. But it certainly does not look that simple after all. Check out that DemocracyNow! story for some intriguing details. (watch/listen/read)
Additional and voluminous material can be found here:
http://anthraxvaccine.blogspot.com/
Lots of interesting reading there.
All that's missing now is for some serious questions to be raised about whether or not it was even a suicide.
They make it so easy to be a conspiracy theroist, where's the challenge aymore?
[sigh...]
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