3 chapters across the catalog
Bruce Ivins and the Anthrax Investigation
Scientists are expressing doubt regarding the government's case against the late Bruce E. Ivins, the military researcher accused of the 2001 anthrax attacks. The discussion focuses on the "new scientific methods" used to link spores to Ivins's flask and the suspicious nature of his suicide via Tylenol (paracetamol) overdose.
Bruce Ivins Anthrax Investigation and Press Conference
The FBI investigation into the 2001 anthrax attacks focused on researcher Bruce Ivins, who died by suicide before he could be indicted. During a live televised press conference regarding the evidence against Ivins, a woman claiming to be a victim of the attacks began to speak, prompting a quick cutaway by news anchors. Skepticism remains regarding the motive and the government's case against the deceased scientist.
Bruce Ivins, Anthrax Investigation and Tylenol Suicide Theory
The hosts discuss the death of Bruce Ivins, the government scientist linked to the post-9/11 anthrax letters. They express skepticism regarding the official report that Ivins committed suicide using massive quantities of Tylenol and codeine. They suggest the death may have been an assassination or a "wacky" event designed to discredit conspiracy theorists.
