Anthrax closure?
You KNEW, if you followed this investigation, that the attacker(s) had to be employed by the dot.gov, which is the only outfit authorized to handle weaponized anthrax. You knew that, especially if....
You believed that the dot.gov itself might have perpetrated the attacks as some sort of a horrible diversion from 9-11 investigations, just heating up a week after 9-11-01. Of course, for those of you who believed that the dot.gov might have perpetrated nine-eleven itself, having this theory about the anthrax mailings was natural.
So, truthers everywhere, how do you feel about another "suicide" of another well-placed dot.gov person who was about to become central to a VERY sensational prosecution? How do you feel about a well-researched Wiki appearing before the principal's body got stiff after death?
Personally, I am some bothered by this all concluding during the heat of a bitter Presidential investigation, but just bothered is all, and if you read this blog often, you know that a fair number of government shenanigans operations bother me.
Comments are open. Cut-and-paster truthers will not be published (you MAY leave links), but any original comment will be, unless it's book-length.
I dunno..I never was much on the conspiracy theories but there is just a smell about this one. What was the motive?
Posted by: GUYK | August 04, 2008 at 06:09
I read one story that said he owned several patents for anthrax vaccines, and could have gotten completely rich if the government picked them up and started making them.
Posted by: chrisb | August 04, 2008 at 07:38
We'll probably never know the truth about that mess. Were the FBI quietly competent, and closing in? Or were the FBI quietly incompetent, and did they seize on this opportune suicide as a chance to hang the blame on somebody who can't fight back?
Posted by: Nels Tomlinson | August 04, 2008 at 11:16
No, the prosecutors let his attorney know they were going to be filing charges and he killed himself.
Posted by: chrisb | August 05, 2008 at 06:53