The 2001 Anthrax Mystery: Case Not Closed

By on October 1, 2011 in News 5

CNN’s Joe Johns reports for a documentary investigation into the anthrax letter attacks of 2001. As well documented by authors Eric Nadler and Bob Coen, just because the FBI says they found the perpetrator, the case is far from closed.

Death by Mail: The Anthrax Letters Debuts Sunday, October 2 at 8:00p.m. and 11:00p.m. ET & PT.

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  • Penguins4life

    Keep the people scared. And if you cant convince them, confuse them.

  • Jonathan Fields

    I think at the least this is poor reporting. Say he did have ‘paranoid personality disorder’, what was he paranoid about? People leaving fruit in his shoes? Bon Jovi’s future direction? A global islamic conspiracy? I am none the wiser!

  • Anonymous

    Everyone knows who the perpetrators were, supporters of the Patriot Act, without the anthrax attacks the Patriot, hold it let’s be more truthful, the Traitor Act would never have passed.
    The cowardly traitor act, not designed to protect anyone from terrorists but designed to protect the rich from the poor. An act whose sole function is to lock up and or execute anyone who is considered a threat to the 1% control and enslavement of the 99%, facilitated by bought off traitors in politics.

  • Jonathan Fields

    I’m not sure that’s a very strong theory- it doesn’t really explain why the attempts to make it seem like a muslim perpetrator were so conspicuously ham-fisted. Surely the sensible thing to do at that point in history would be to do a much more convincing job of making it seem like muslims were responsible.

  • Anonymous

    Was he being workplace bullied? Paranoid Personality Disorder is one of the many misdiagnoses made when the patient actually has PTSD from workplace bullying. Of course in this case the person certainly has something to be paranoid about.