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When the deputy is still alive in a few weeks you will come back to this thread? The simple fact is that his risk of infection was much lower than anyone in that apartment, and those are the people to watch. They are in day 11 after their last contact with the late Duncan, although they could have been infected after they took Duncan out of the apartment. Either way they are past the median number of days where they would start to show symptoms.

If those people get symptoms and die, then I will come back to this thread and say let's take another look at the secondaries like the deputies.

When the deputy is still alive in a few weeks you will come back to this thread?

I'd change the word When to If in your statement but that's how I see it. But, yes, if Sgt. Michael Monning is still alive as we approach the end of this month, I'll not shy away and take my lumps "like a man" ($1 to Mike Gundy). I posted that Governor Sarah Palin would be Our President by now and have had to, regretfully, eat much crow on that.

In addition, it's my hope that you're right and I'm wrong concerning the condition of this fine Texas deputy. The tragedy is that hussein has so poisoned things that we (or at least me) must become skeptics of the highest order when anything is uttered from an agency associated with the central government. It wasn't that way during the era of President Reagan when optimism was the default state.

Please...and I really mean this...ping me in a few weeks. No one will be more joyous to humbly admit my error if Sgt. Monning is doing fine.