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Politics : The Donkey's Inn
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To: Patricia Trinchero who wrote (1150)11/25/2001 8:49:40 PM
From: Mephisto  Read Replies (1) of 15516
 
She was 94-years old and she rarely left home. She had someone wash and style her hair every
week. Chemicals? Could they have been contaminated.

I've read the investigators have looked inside her home, talked to people she met and so far
no one has reported where she might have contacted the Anthrax.

Like you say, her age might make a difference because her immune system is weaker. Still, you'd
think others in the village would turn up with Anthrax.

What a mystery? Two single women who live alone and who live in different states catch Anthrax.
If a mad scientist were on the loose with an aerosol container filled with Anthrax the person would
not be spraying it in downtown Manhattan because people would notice, but if that person
was unsure of the potency of the Anthrax, why not try it on someone who lives alone and in
a small village at a time when there aren't many people about?

Just some wild ideas, Pat..............
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