Report: Anthrax Attacks Could Have Been Prevented

American Voices • Politics • ISSUE 47•12 • Mar 25, 2011

According to psychiatric records, the scientist believed to have been responsible for five anthrax-by-mail deaths in 2001 had numerous psychological issues, including an obsession with a sorority. What do you think?

“Darn, I was wrong. I thought for sure that it was done by a completely normal father of two in a stable, loving marriage." ”
Dani Ridgeway –
Systems Analyst
“Was the FBI working on this case for exactly one second per week?" ”
Rick Alvin –
Operating Engineer
“Jeez, they should've just let him in the sorority."”
Len Bateman –
Unemployed

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