CASE CLOSED is a novel which answers the question “Why did the FBI fail to solve the 2001 anthrax case?” … click here to … buy CASE CLOSED by Lew Weinstein
Here’s what readers say about CASE CLOSED …
“Lew’s story is a quick read. In July 2008 a physician employee of the United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases dies. The FBI immediately not only declares the death a suicide, but also announces that the doctor had been their prime suspect in the 2001 anthrax murders by mail. “I don’t @#$%ing think so!” says the director of the nation’s Defense intelligence Agency (DIA) and a covert investigation of the FBI itself begins.”
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Anonymous Scientist writes …
- I calculated that it would take at least 55 litres of liquid preparations to make enough spores for the attacks.
- You would use a 2 liter flask half full – so you’d need 55 of them.
- This pictorial representation demonstrates the enormity of the task of keeping such work concealed.
- The alternative would be to prepare one flask at a time over an estimated 35 weeks as Jeff Adamovicz calculated.
Dr. Bruce Ivins
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CASE CLOSED ... what really happened in the 2001 anthrax attacks? 