THE FBI HAS IDENTIFIED A SCIENTIST WHO ONCE WORKED IN A U.S. GOVERNMEN...
World | February 25, 2002, Monday // 00:00
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The FBI has identified a scientist who once worked in a U.S. government laboratory as a chief suspect in an anthrax attack that killed five people last year, The Washington Times reported Monday. Law enforcement authorities and biochemical experts cited by the paper said the unidentified scientist had been targeted after extensive interviews with more than 300 people associated with the government's anthrax program, but no charges had been filed.
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