Website posts new anthrax documents
Posted on Thursday, September 25, 2008 12:16 PM ET
By NBC News
A website run by a freelance journalist in California has posted what it calls "highly detailed U.S. government documents proving the whereabouts of now deceased Army microbiologist Bruce E. Ivins on the days the anthrax letters were mailed."
The two-page document is posted on the website for the Enterprise Report, written by journalist Eric Longabardi. Longabardi reports that the documents detail five "precise windows of opportunity that Ivins had to mail the letters, if he was the person who did so in 2001. These never before seen security records detail Ivin's time at the US Army’s USARMIID laboratory in Fort Detrick, Maryland on the days in question relative to the mailings of the anthrax letters."
The documents do not appear to challenge the FBI's assertion that Ivins had time to leave work, drive to Princeton, N.J., and then mail the deadly anthrax letters in a mailbox there.
The two pages of security-access documents reveal Ivin’s whereabouts at the Fort Detrick Army lab on September 17th and 18th and October 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th, 2001, the website said.