> Bill Bonde { ''Mr Gore, tear down this wall'') wrote:
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>>> AUGUST 1--The government biodefense researcher who committed suicide as
>>> federal prosecutors reportedly prepared to indict him in connection with
>>> the 2001 anthrax attacks was committed to a Maryland psychiatric
>>> hospital last month after making death threats against a counselor,
>>> according to court records.

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>>> Bruce Ivins, 62, who died Tuesday of a drug overdose, had been scheduled
>>> to appear yesterday in a Frederick County court in connection with a
>>> protective order application filed by Jean Duley, program director of
>>> Comprehensive Counseling Associates. In her July 24 petition, a copy of
>>> which you'll find below, Duley referred to Ivins as a "client" who "has
>>> a history dating to his graduate days [!!!] of homicidal threats,
>>> actions, plans, threats & actions towards therapist." Duley added that
>>> Ivins's psychiatrist called him "homicidal, sociopathic with clear
>>> intentions," and that "FBI involved, currently under investigation &
>>> will be charged w/ 5 capital murders. I have been subpoena to testify
>>> before a federal grand jury August 1, 2008 in Washington, D.C.."

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>>>http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/years/2008/0801081anthrax1.html

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>>> A 62 year old guy who has been so psychotic for so long that he had been
>>> sending death threats to his own psychiatrists since he was in graduate
>>> school???

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>>> It's remarkable that a guy like this was granted, and allowed to keep, a
>>> top-secret security clearance to work at USAMRIID, one of the most
>>> sensitive biodefense installations of the U.S. Government.

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>> I've been asking this same question.

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> I remember hearing about another scientist who worked at the National
> Security Agency.  He liked to bring little live animals (lizards, frogs,
> salamanders, etc.) to work with him, and tear their legs off in front of
> the secretaries at NSA--just to hear the women scream and shriek as the
> animals died.  Nobody at NSA thought this behavior was sufficiently
> unusual to warrant taking away the guy's security clearance.  Or even to
> discipline him.
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> Steven L.
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