FBI In Trouble Over Anthrax Case

August 6. 2008

FBI headquarters has once again let the American people down. Just last week I wrote that the public would continue to find out terrible things about FBI Headquarters in what they are hiding from you, and after a while have no choice but to close the agency and start with something new, as the current model has failed too many times in very serious cases. FBI headquarters' criminal negligence has cost so many families everything.

This week the FBI is under fire for its poor handling of the worst bio-terror attack on U.S. soil in the Anthrax letters case that occurred in Florida. First, they accused the wrong person, who sued them and won $6 million dollars for defamation and distress.

Then they found another suspect, Bruce Ivins, a man who was right under their noses working for years as a government scientist in the U.S. Army base Fort Detrick in Maryland.

The FBI sat on this case for seven years, waiting so long that the main suspect, Ivins, killed himself, denying families of the victims he allegedly killed, the opportunity to see justice served in a court of law. Congress is criticizing Mueller over the case, "Members of Congress have demanded that Mueller explain why the case remained unsolved for so long" (link).

Robert Mueller

The FBI are also being accused of acting improperly towards the accused scientist's family, in stalking them, offering the man's son "2.5 million" and "a sports car" to rat him out, while confronting his daughter with photos of the deceased Anthrax victims.

That was harassment. I am all for catching criminals, but not like that. When you cause innocent people heartache and distress, that is wrong.

Robert Mueller

But this was to be expected of FBI headquarters, helmed by the thoroughly corrupt George Bush appointee Robert Mueller, who routinely gives FBI field offices and agents corrupt, questionable instructions that commonly ends in disaster. How much failure do you intend to rack up before you leave the agency in shame.

His attitude towards serious cases he can’t be bothered to solve is do nothing, wait in a criminally neglect fashion until a.) the Defendant murders the Plaintiff  b.) until the Defendant kills themself – then case closed.

As much as FBI headquarters loves to tell you it’s changed, that’s a crock. They did the same to Martin Luther King jr during the civil rights era, in doing absolutely nothing in the way of crime prevention, though an innocent man’s life was in jeopardy. But as the Bible says, “The stone the builder’s rejected as worthless turned out to be the most important one." The FBI has never been able to wash away public scorn and condemnation regarding how they treated King.

This Anthrax case is another black mark on the agency regarding its "do nothing" policy. Look how much evidence the agency has been sitting on, from emails showing misconduct to a matching flask containing the same strain of anthrax that killed the victims. They had probable cause to arrest him long ago, but didn't. The FBI sat there and let the victims' families suffer for years.

More and more, incidents are coming out of American citizens having to hire their own investigators to solve cases the FBI is dragging their feet on, causing victims incalculable personal, financial and professional loss. How is it right or legal that Mueller does this. When criminals see the FBI taking years to bring charges, they view it as clearance to do even worse to the public, believing they will never be brought to justice.

This is a warning to people domestically and internationally, you’d do well to be very careful of Robert Mueller. He betrays innocent victims all the time. You cannot take him at face value, as the FBI has a preset agenda delegated by him at headquarters in Washington, where justice is often not the goal. Budgetary funding and money is the order of the day, therefore certain crimes are not in his best interest to prevent or solve.

FBI headquarters let 9/11 happen, by stonewalling their own FBI agents, when the agency could have prevented it. This is one of many shameful instances illustrating the severity of the criminal negligence that exists at headquarters.

FBI headquarters (why is it so close to the street)

They will let terrible cases get to boiling point and beyond, before they give their agents clearance to do anything, and usually by then it's too late. Do not trust him, and do not expect him to do the right thing, as the agency via his instruction, is so steeped in corruption and bureaucracy, that despite some agents best efforts, justice is continually thwarted.

Mueller is after all the same man president Bush used to spy on Americans in violation of the Patriot Act in a story I broke first. They do not work on behalf of Americans or world citizens. They work on behalf of the president’s interests, however corrupt they may be, and for rich and famous American corporations.

This criminal negligence is going to lead to another 9/11 if Congress does not intervene and overhaul the agency, as they are still doing the very things they did when said terrible terrorist attack happened.