* Ayman Zawahiri, Anwar Awlaki, Anthrax, and Amerithrax: The Infiltration Of US Biodefense

to learn more about Lew Weinstein and his novels,

go to … http://lewweinsteinauthorblog.com/

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* This is an interview of a scientist who had been working on the DARPA research while at USAMRIID; did Joany Jackman leave the remaining Ames from Flask 1029 with Terry Abshire or John Ezzell when she left?

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* IVINS demonstrated to the FBI that just by searching “Ames” in his archived emails, he retrieved over 1200 emails. The DOJ should produce under FOIA the report of its computer specialist attached to one of the interview statements, as well as all other attachments currently being withheld.

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* Where are the necropsy records relating to the rabbits that died on October 3 -5, 2001 as mentioned in an October 5, 2001 email? Who performed the necropsies?

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* a challenge to reporters covering the FBI’s anthrax investigation … it’s time for you to investigate !!!

reporters need to learn what the FBI hasn't told

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DXer writes in a recent comment …

We need actual investigative reporting and not merely a retread of what we know.  That requires document discovery through FOIA and interview of people like Patricia Fellows, Mara Linscott, Terry Abshire and Joany Jackman about the DARPA research in which they all participated.  Holes pointed out by genetics experts are meaningless when the genetics only narrowed things to an estimated “up to 377” between Building 1412 and Building 1425 in the first place.

For example, perhaps USAMRIID has the documents relating to the necropsies conducted on the mice in late September 2001 and the rabbits in early October 2001.  It boggles my mind that no reporter has even bothered to obtain the 302 interview statements of the family members or the September 17, 2001 email to Mara Linscott (so as to be able to see the time it was sent). I realize these journalists are overworked (and handle a wide range of important matters) but it only takes minutes to submit a FOIA request.