The family of Bob Stevens, a photo editor for American Media Inc. who was killed in the 2001 anthrax attacks, has reached a settlement with the U.S. government, according to court documents.
Stevens, 63, was the first of five victims of the attacks. He died October 5, 2001, after inhaling anthrax that investigators believe was in a letter sent to American Media, the publisher of the Sun and National Enquirer tabloids, at its offices in Boca Raton, Florida.
The FBI eventually blamed the attacks on a civilian scientist at the Army's biological research laboratory at Fort Detrick, Maryland. The suspect, microbiologist Bruce Ivins, had a history of mental illness and killed himself in 2008 before investigators brought charges against him, federal prosecutors said.
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Planted germs sicken
National Enquirer stooge
Family gets rich
KA-CHING...
Enquirer stooge
Kicked the bucket nastily
Killer kicked it, too
Family member on my mothers side worked in post office in DC, he died as a result of the attack.
I am sorry for your family's loss, s kel.
How sad.
i heard they got the guy.. but he killed himself.. he was a professor or something...
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It said that in the third paragraph, Ruffie.
I'm going to regret this, but what is GKOP?
Actually, if anyone deserves compensation, it is the federal employees (ie postal workers) who were exposed after it became known that anthrax was being mailed around. The government and postal service should have done more to protect their employees. So why does THIS guy's family get a payoff?
hmmmm
Hi!!!!
Ingrown but hair,,,, pay out?? 5000 dollars