Bruce Ivins
Events (63)
- April 2002: FBI Supposedly Suspects Ivins for Anthrax Attacks, but Allows Him to Continue Helping Anthrax Investigation
- Early 2003-2005: Scientists Gradually Able to Identify Unique Signiature to Anthrax Used in 2001 Attacks
- Early 2004: Conflict with Anthrax Samples Leads FBI Investigators to Bruce Ivins
- Early 2004: Early Scientific Results Suggest Anthrax Used in Attacks Came from USAMRIID
- Early 2007: Investigators Match Anthrax Sample from Suspect Ivins with Anthrax Used in 2001 Attacks
- Late October 2002: Anthrax Attacks Suspect Drinks Himself to Death
- Late 2001: Security Records Point Suspicion at Scientist Bruce Ivins
- Mid-October 2001: Future Anthrax Attacks Suspect Ivins Helps Handle Anthrax Letters for FBI Investigation
- Late 2005-2006: Investigators Determine about 100 Scientists Used Anthrax Matching that in 2001 Attacks, Including Bruce Ivins
- Late 2006: Anthrax Attacks Suspect Ivins Suspects FBI Is Targeting Him, Says He Is Being Set Up
- Late Autumn 2007: FBI Pressures Family Members of Anthrax Attacks Suspect Ivins; Ivins Begins Drinking Heavily
- Mid-August-October 2001: Future Anthrax Attacks Suspect Ivins Works Extra Hours in Laboratory at Nights and on Weekends
- Winter 2001: Future Anthrax Attacks Suspect Ivins Passes at Least One Polygraph Test, Continues to Work with FBI