Anthrax-Mailer's Motive May Have Been: WOMEN!

Witnesses have told the government and the media that:
Dr. Bruce Ivins, the scientist who killed himself before being charged
with the anthrax attack, was long obsessed with a sorority called Kappa
Kappa Gamma.

Evidently, Dr. Ivins' obsession with Kappa Kappa Gamma goes back 30
years, to his days as a college student; and continued ever since.

And in Princeton New Jersey, Kappa Kappa Gamma's sorority house is
located at 20 Nassau Street.  That's a few doors down from the location
of the mailbox that the anthrax letters were mailed from (judging by the
spores found on that mailbox by investigators).  That would explain why
Dr. Ivins would travel 200 miles from his home and job in Frederick
Maryland, all the way to Princeton NJ.

http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/nation/bal-anthrax0804,0,4233390.story

My take:

One can only wonder what happened to Dr. Ivins in college to make him
hate this sorority so much.  Maybe he picked up an STD or something.
:-)  Maybe that's even why he became a bacteriologist.  :-)


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Steven L.
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