California Doctor's Suicide Leaves Many Troubling Mysteries Unsolved

New York Times ^ | 3 Nov 2002 | By JO THOMAS

[freeperfromnj]

1. When will this Dr. Ford, who died in March, 2000, be somehow connected with Dr. Hatfill and/or the anthrax mailings?

That is my number 1 question as well. The 60 minutes piece was quite interesting.

[chatham]

Thanks, a very interesting story. One that should be investigated and reported fully.
Guaranteed, there are many nutcases throughout this country with all sorts of whacky schemes to carry out..

[Hillary's Lovely Legs]

He put a double-barreled shotgun in his mouth and pulled both triggers. His wife, Diane, heard the blast and the thump of his body on the floor and knew; she called the lawyer and the police without going up to see her husband. The authorities found beside him a rambling, nearly illegible five-page note--what he had been writing in the lawyer's office--protesting his innocence. He had six different antidepressants in his system.

I am not a doctor, but I would say that those antidepressants weren't doing their job.

[JMJ333]

Spooky stuff. Thanks for pinging me. =)

[Siobhan]

Ping to something wierd and frightening.

[Siobhan]

wierd = weird

[Askel5]

Did you catch the interview?

[js1138]

The New York Times is just a paranoid rag, known for inventing stories.

;^)

[piasa]

Somehow missed this back in 2002. Oddly, the story smells just like the one the Cuban trained Doc Meryl Nass and Rosenberg cooked up against Hatfill and used in one of Nancy Pelosi’s kangaroo congressional slideshows.