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The therapist should be tried civilly for failure to report a crime, the crime of uttering death threats, no? I am not a lawyer but if a therapist hears her client utter a death threat should they not be required to report that to the authorities immediately. And if not, should they therapist not be ethically bound to report such a thing in case something does happen (for example the client DOES murder someone and as part of their work they handle weapons of mass destruction which anthrax is).
billvancouver72 3 years ago
Lupe Fiasco-American Terrorist.
irokbirdz24 3 years ago
This was a false flag attack designed to incite Americans to attack muslim countries in the Middle East. The text of the letter shows the false flag artist(s) wanted you to ally with Israel to attack the common Muslim enemy. His suicide makes any option other than the "lone nut" theory untraceble. Ivin's described rant in this video sounds consitant with a person who knows he is being framed and knows it is a framing that will stick and that he is helpless to do anything about it.
johnq123123 3 years ago
"Um" I Know "um" not at "um" were "Um" did she
learn the "um" english. Don't you just hate that it's like "um" running your nails around a chalk bord. "um"
DigitalFXGold 3 years ago
I know,it pissed me off,thats why i wrote those comments below
psycho4life91 3 years ago
I am with you on that.
DigitalFXGold 3 years ago
I counted 39 "Ums"
psycho4life91 3 years ago
Um,Um,Um,Um,Um Um,Um,Um,Um,Um,Um,So Um,Um,Um,Um,Um,Um,Um,Um,And Um,Um,Um....Goddamn how many times did you have to say that,fucking annoying
psycho4life91 3 years ago
A microbiologist who weaponized anthrax for the military who supposedly also threatened to poison coworkers chooses to kill himself with TYLENOL? That's a highly questionable method. Threatening & attempting to kill others, yet the therapist calls him "a revenge killer". Don't you have to have killed to be called a killer? What deaths was she referencing since she never said he was an admitted killer? It sounds like she was playing a part in the government's plan to railroad &/or nab this guy.
dafttool 3 years ago
excuse me, why wasn't he arrested earlier?
elephantinpajamas 3 years ago
maybe because he had information they didn't want the public to hear? ;) It's interesting how people who have lots of intel suddenly feel tremendous "guilt and remorse," and then take their lives before they have an opportunity to shed light on a high level federal crime. Just like the Washington Madame. Shame about the guilty feelings, huh...the moral of the story is if you are wanted for questioning, run before you feel "guilty" and "hang yourself" or something.
GreenTeaGarlic 3 years ago
you sound like a paranoid kook. the guy was clearly a nutcase. a nutcase with access to dangerous bioweapons. nothing more.
historywillabsolve 3 years ago
If any of what this therapist said was true why was he not taken into custody for his own protection and that of those around him? She said as far back as 2000 he was making threats. How is it that he continued to work at ft. Detrick being that unstable?
The "suicide" of the D.C. madame is also highly suspicious. He doesn't sound like a nut, it sounds like he's paying attention. Maybe you should try it.
CitizenWorm 3 years ago
history...obviously. sorry for doubting the obvious. you're right. you can go back to grazing, or whatever the hell you stupid sheeple like to do.
GreenTeaGarlic 3 years ago
take a look at Kieth Olbermann's 2 videos on this Ivins investigation. He asks some really good questions. This was the most secure lab in the country. Where are the CCTV tapes that would have recorded Ivins actions?
elephantinpajamas 3 years ago