WASHINGTON AP - Army scientist Bruce Ivins had custody of highly purified anthrax spores with "certain genetic mutations identical" to the poison that killed five people and rattled the nation in 2001, according to documents unsealed Wednesday in the government's investigation.Investigators also reported tracing the type of envelopes used to send deadly spores through the mails to the lab where Ivins worked.
August 06, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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WASHINGTON AP – Army scientist Bruce Ivins had custody of highly purified anthrax spores with “certain genetic mutations identical” to the poison that killed five people and rattled the nation in 2001, according to documents unsealed Wednesday in the government’s investigation.
Investigators also reported tracing the type of envelopes used to send deadly spores through the mails to the lab where Ivins worked.
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