Hunt for Anthrax Killer on After 5 Years

http://www.lasvegassun.com/sunbin/stories/bw-other/2006/oct/03/100306277.html

WASHINGTON (AP) - More than 1,000 biological detectors are sniffing mail across the country for dangerous contamination as the hunt goes on for whoever put anthrax in letters and killed five people just after the Sept. 11 attacks.

An anthrax case in Florida, reported five years ago Wednesday, brought the first hint of what turned out to be contamination of mail that reached Washington, New York, Connecticut and New Jersey and raised fears nationwide.

Last month, FBI Director Robert Mueller said agents are still working on the aging anthrax case, and he declared it "will be solved and the person or persons responsible will be brought to justice."

"From the outset we have been open to any and all theories, and the investigation continues on any and all theories," he said.

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Thus, the current priority

Motive becomes very clear. But the FBI seems to be determined to ignore that, so it is not surprising that the trail went cold.

Gee, who could be behind this - Greenpeace??? Code Pink????

responsible will be brought to justice...

I won't hold my breath on that...:eyes:

weeeeeeee...we are looking for the anthrax killer...wooo wooo...whippeeeee..we have an investigation....

damn ...my cipro pills are getting old now!..

hey call guliani..he gets right on this stuff..like cleaning up and buying buildings that got anthrax condemned...

yeah..these rethugs..they are sure protecting us..i feel safe to sleep at night..but of course my kids aren't sleeping too well..they are now worried about pervs in our congress...but they will get over it..like we all got over the anthrax republican ploy...

but gee.. i now feel so comforted.. that the rethugs are on top of the anthrax murders...

and how long has it been that a post office here in Nj has been closed ??

ahhh yeah..5 years almost...

wow the rethugs move fast!! wooo wooo :woohoo: :woohoo:

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ahhhhhh breathing easy now..safety on the march...

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fly

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go apply for a job at the FBI, they want your help.

DUers who think FBI agents are not trying their best to solve the case really don't help our cause, IMHO.

best to solve it.

All three of them.

Four years after the deadly 2001 anthrax attacks, one of the most exhaustive investigations in FBI history has yielded no arrests and is showing signs of growing cold as officials have sharply reduced the number of agents on the case.

FBI agents and postal inspectors have pursued leads on four continents, conducted more than 8,000 interviews and carried out dozens of searches of houses, laboratories and other locations. They traveled to Afghanistan twice in the past 16 months to follow up on tips that proved fruitless, said law enforcement sources, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the sensitive nature of the issue.

Within law enforcement circles, some say the investigation, which is referred to as the Amerithrax probe, is in urgent need of a big break.

In the past year, the number of FBI agents on the case has dropped from 31 to 21, authorities said. During the same time, the number of postal inspectors has fallen from 13 to nine. The reward remains the same: $2.5 million for information leading to an arrest and conviction.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/09/15/AR2005091502456.html

whatever you say. It's hard work. :eyes:

that was compelling.

OJ is hunting Nichole's killer.

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