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This Jack Eckenrode was part of the FBI team that screwed up the case of the elderly woman (94 years old) in Connecticut who died as a result of the anthrax attack.

Kind of makes you wonder what was on Fitzgerald's mind when he scarfed up a cover-up artist to work on the Plame investigation. See: http://ftp.cdc.gov/pub/infectious_diseases/iceid/2002/pdf/hadler.pdf

He is also involved in the Abramov case, and the investigation into the anthrax vaccination program.

You can't actually see most of this stuff since it appears at the FBI's employee newsletter site and you have to be an employee to get in (readily).

This strengthens my thought that the FBI has an AlQaida operative who has successfully infiltrated management in DC.

This Jack Eckenrode was part of the FBI team that screwed up the case of the elderly woman (94 years old) in Connecticut who died as a result of the anthrax attack.

Thanks for the additional information on Eckenrode, muawiyah. I remember your good insights about the anthrax cases and the post office procedures.

Eckenrode was Boston-based during the 1997 medicare fraud cases.

Task force to expand health-care fraud probe

The nationwide crackdown on Medicare fraud reached new heights Wednesday when a federal grand jury in Fort Myers, Fla, indicted three mid-level Columbia/HCA Healthcare Corp. executives allegedly involved in fraudulent Medicare billings. [snip]
Eckenrode predicted that the Boston office would see "multimillion(-dollar) settlements and restitution in the near future" on the same level as the $370 million settlement paid to the government by pharmaceutical maker Smith Kline Beecham in Philadelphia.