Posted on 01/21/2005 12:00:35 PM PST by OXENinFLA
OCALA - New details emerged in court Tuesday about an Ocala man charged with illegal possession of ricin, a deadly toxin that can be used for bioterrorism.
A search of Steven Michael Ekberg's home computer turned up terrorism-related materials, an FBI agent testified at a preliminary hearing in Ocala.
Ekberg, 22, was arrested Jan. 13 and charged with illegal possession of ricin, a toxin with no known antidote and so lethal that an amount the size of pinhead can kill.
FBI Special Agent Pamela Piersanti testified Tuesday that investigators seized Ekberg's computer at the time of his arrest. They found on the computer a common Internet recipe for producing ricin, as well as the "Unabomber Manifesto" and documents called the "Encyclopedia of Terror," "Anarchy Cookbook for Early 2000" and "The Arsonist Proudly Presents Assorted Ways to Kill Someone," Piersanti said.
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Alter his state of mind, use electrcity.
ops4 God Bless America!
They will commit him for a little while.....then give him a ticket to California.
A search of my home computer would find all of these things.
Gotta get this man in touch with my son's former boy scout leader who's serving 15 years in the federal pen for making ricin to knock off his wife so he and his mistress could traipse off to lalaland.
DU loses another member to the "thugs at BushCo".
Hey? How old is this castor bean dip in the back of your fridge? Can I have some?
Is ti illegal to grow castor beans now?
Here's the original story
Man Arrested After Ricin Seen in Home FOX News ^ | January 13, 2005 | AP
Throw the book at him!
Liquid, solid, or gas?
Bump
Hope they never search my coffee cup.
I have no idea what is growing in the bottom of that thing. Last time I wiped it out the rag stuck to the bottom. Its either got to be a substance used in bioterrorism or else an endangered species. Either way I'm sunk.
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