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To: EdLake

“Laboratory records obtained by The New York Times show that the anthrax supply labeled RMR-1029, which the F.B.I. linked to the attacks, was stored in 1997 not in Dr. Ivins’s laboratory, in Building 1425, but in the adjacent Building 1412. Former colleagues said that its storage in both buildings at different times from 1997 to 2001 might mean that the bureau’s estimate of 100 people with physical access to it was two or three times too low.”


83 posted on 09/22/2010 9:44:56 AM PDT by Justice Department
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To: Justice Department
“Laboratory records obtained by The New York Times.."

The media never seems to be able to get ANYTHING right about the anthrax case.

Here's what I wrote on my web site on March 23, 2010:

"The conspiracy theorists and True Believers (including some in the media) have also claimed that flask RMR-1029 was sometimes stored in Building 1412 because one version the log for flask RMR-1029 showed Building 1412 as its location. Someone even suggested that it was always stored in Building 1412 until 2004 when Ivins requested it be moved to Building 1425. But page 98 of pdf file #847443 reports on a phone call from Dr. Ivins to the FBI where Ivins explains that flask RMR-1029 was never taken to building 1412, they only took aliquots to 1412. And page 10 in pdf file #847444 contains statements that flask RMR-1029 was NEVER stored in building 1412, but was ALWAYS stored in building 1425. It appears that when the shipments of spores from Dugway arrived, there was some thought of keeping them in Building 1412, but that never happened even though the form temporarily said it did."

Ed at www.anthraxinvestigation.com

86 posted on 09/22/2010 12:24:43 PM PDT by EdLake
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