[Myrddin]

There was an individual found dead at a San Diego motel with similar symptoms (i.e. severe radiation poisoing). The local news media hushed it up pretty fast. I believe this occurred during the early months of 2002 (Jan-Mar). A fleeting recollection.

[Calpernia]

That was San Diego? I thought that person was in the M.E.?

Another story?

The Hazmat Teams did come in on the "Butt" guy.

Public word is 'cleared'

[liberallyconservative]

Got back from my 16-day camping trip & I see I'm hopelessly behind. Spent the last 2 days just catching up on Thread 13 (Awesome, JP!)

Just a little "survivor tip" to add to dweller's and granny's oft-repeated suggestions: DO NOT FORGET TO STOCK UP ON NECESSARY SUPPLIES IN ADVANCE, OR BE PREPARED TO PAY EXHORBITANT COSTS IN TIME OF NEED.

EXAMPLE: Bottles of propane for Coleman cookstoves or Coleman lanterns. These can normally be purchased for under $2/bottle at WalMart. The general store within the State Park was selling these same cylinders for $4.95 a bottle. There are only 2 stores within 30 miles of this park, and their prices were $5.99 per bottle.

I would imagine this principle holds true for most supply necessities. Just a word to the wise...

[Domestic Church]

I wonder how many other cases of rad poisoning have been squelched?