* DXer: In no handwritten exemplar, out of the many dozens of uploaded handwriting exemplars from lab notebooks in which a “4” was written, did Bruce Ivins ever use the closed “4” such as was used in the Fall 2001 anthrax letters ; moreover, Ivins in the exemplars used a single stroke to make a “1”
Posted by DXer on May 13, 2013
CASE CLOSED ... what really happened in the 2001 anthrax attacks? 
DXer said
In the formal handwriting examination conducted for Amerithrax, it was concluded that Bruce Ivins probably did not write the anthrax letters.
Forensic Laboratory Examination Report
United States Postal inspection Service
Forensic Laboratory Services
224-33 Randolph Dr
Dulles, VA 20104-1000
March 08, 2007
USPlS\RJMuehlberger
Case No. – Lab File No. 9-957-002016
Type of Examination: Questioned Documents
Request Date(s) 1/2007
SA FBI Washington Field Office
7799 Leesburg Pike
Falls Church, VA 22043
PROBLEM:
ALL FBI
PEREII-I IS
DATE dlciil
Determine whether or not the questioned entries appearing in the printed digital images
(also contained on CD) of three labels; one depicting the writing “Ames strain RMR
from Dugway Bruce Ivins (1997) 2/27/02” and two
depicting the writing “Dugway Ames
spores – 1997” were written by Bruce E. Ivins, whose known writings are depicted in the
photocopies of various course of business documents.
Determine whether or not the questioned entries appearing in the printed diqital images
(also contained on CD) of two parcels; one addresse
second addressed
known writings are depicted in the photocopies ot
|and the
ere written by Bruce E. Ivins, whose
arious course of business documents.
Determine whether or not the questioned entries appearing on the “anthrax” envelopes and
letters (photographic copies retained in the laboratory) were written by Bruce E. lvins,
whose known writings are depicted in the photocopies of various course of business
documents.
FINDINGS:
Bruce E. Ivins probably wrote the original of the questioned entries appearing in the printed
digital images of the three labels described above.
Bruce E. Ivins probably wrote the original of the questioned address entries appearing in the
printed digital images of the two parcels.
Bruce E. Ivins probably did not write the writings appearing on the “anthrax” envelopes and
letters.
REMARKS:
The qualified findings expressed above are due to the lack of original documents from
which the examination and comparisons were conducted. The submission of the original
DXer said
Bruce used “can’t” in his writing. (see examples below)
The writer of the anthrax letters used “can not” — as distinguished from cannot or can’t.
Those who claim, without any scientific basis, that Dr. Ivins wrote the anthrax letters, can’t find where he used the phrasing “can not”, can they?
GAO should obtain and disclose the handwriting analysis.
The same people who argue that the letters are consistent with Dr. Ivins handwriting have failed to produce the exemplars of Dr. Ivins handwriting.
It would have taken approximately 1 minute to upload the handwriting analysis for Bruce Ivins, Abderraouf Jdey, Adnan El-Shukrijumah and Mohammed Atta — but the FBI did that because the analyses are exculpatory of Dr. Ivins.
From: Ivins, Bruce E Dr USAMRIID To: Subject:
RE: Titers for B97-05 sera Date: Thursday, January 27, 2000 8:29:17 PM
I can’t print the file for some reason. – Bruce
From: To:
Subject: Date:
Ivins, Bruce E Dr USAMRIID
(b) (6)
(b) (6)
Ivins, Bruce E Dr USAMRIID;
rPA Studies Monday, January 24, 2000 2:03:56 PM
… protocol (B00-03) covers much of what needs to be done with rPA. I think what gets contracted out is going to depend on the space we have here, and the length of time we have to accomplish the work. As it stands now, we can’t possibly complete everything in the protocol by the end of the year. I …
– Bruce
From: Ivins, Bruce E Dr USAMRIID Sent: Wednesday, March 08, 2000 7:21 AM
To: USAMRIID Subject: FW: URL for conference form
I got a call from … emphasized the need for quick action, since the hotel where (6) we want to hold certain functions needs to get a committment in writing, or they can’t reserve it for us.
…
Thanks! – Bruce