Postal Theory: Mail Sorter Acted as Mill for Anthrax

09 May 2002

Postal investigators say a chance extra run through sorting machines by the anthrax-tainted letter sent last fall to Senator Patrick J. Leahy may explain why its clumps of spores were smaller and more dangerous than those in a letter mailed the same day to Senator Tom Daschle. Full Story

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