Scientists accused of using Anthrax to murder five people apparently commited suicide.

Question

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aGwtzOlYDSok&refer=home

"A government scientist facing the prospect of being charged with killing five people in the 2001 anthrax attacks died this week in an apparent suicide, government officials said."

They won't be performing an autopsy on his body. I think they should.

Your thoughts on his death?

Answer 1

They'll probably "go on a coffeebreak" so I can't answer you.

I think it is very suspicious, because this guy was involved in developing a vaccine against it.  If they're going to ruin his reputation after he died, then they need to present the evidence that he really did kill those people. And they need to prove he killed himself. How do we know that his death was really accidental? It's all too iffy. It's like they want to close the topic to all further discussion and investigation. Well, that's not right after the government released the hoakey rumor that the anthrax came from Iraq (in order to invade it.)

It's a matter now of restoring our faith in our government now.