The Tower of Doom
Growing up on Fort Detrick, once per month somebody would make a reference to the 'Anthrax Hotel', a seven story building that had been quarantined (supposedly) and that noone had entered in 20 or so years.
As the story went, a worker had made a screw up, released anthrax in the building, and they had left the scene untouched, sealing off the building. Bodies were supposedly left sprawled on the floor, you know, really gruesome stuff.
The sad thing is, the truth is much more sanitary. No dead bodies, no real quarantine, just an empty building gathering dust, devoid of infectious agents.
Mores the pity, I think.
Anyhoo, the gov't has scheduled its destruction. Pasta Lasagna, Tower of Doom
Still, what better way to reminisce about the horrors of old than to search the infernalnet for conspracies and idiotic theories? Especially given the connection between Frederick and this anthrax release from '01.
Here's an article from Pravada. (remember Pravada?).
Oooh, here's an article by my old scoutmaster, Norm Covert, former public relations guy for Ft Detrick.
I'll look for more later, meanwhile I've got to go back to work.
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