This article was very intriguing. In short, the FBI searched the Chester, PA house of a Pakastani who’s the city health commissioner of Chester and a teaching assistant at Johns Hopkins. They set up decontamination tents outside the house, but said there was no threat to neighbors. Oddly, this wasn’t picked up in the Post, and I’ve seen no trace of it in other national outlets (not to say it wasn’t there).
This just seems an awfully odd development to go uncovered. Has anyone seen any followup?
Not sure which Post you mean, but the Washington Post mentions the story down at the very bottom of a longer article on anthrax developments, More Anthrax Spores at State Dept. Facility:
CNN.com has a longer article (FBI, hazardous materials team search houses near Philadelphia) on the same story.
Yup, you beat me too it. I just searched the Post for “Chester,” and found it. I still find it odd–at this point, I would think that was more newsworthy than the fact that more anthrax was found at the State Department’s mail facility. And no intrepid reporter has uncovered the sealed warrants or found out what items were taken?
I want to know the rest of the story. Ah well–guess this was more of an MPSIMS post anyway.