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Analysis: Case against Ivins not airtight

Posted: 1:00 am Thu, August 7, 2008
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WASHINGTON - Lacking hard proof, U.S. federal prosecutors relied on the process of elimination and circumstantial evidence to finger Bruce Ivins as the anthrax killer. Their case might be compelling, but it is not airtight. Government investigators didn't place Ivins at the Princeton, New Jersey, mailbox where letters that killed five people were sent. Nor did they ...

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