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FBI Director Robert S. Mueller (right) helmed the anthrax fraud. Senator Patrick Leahy (left) and his office were one of the recipients of the deadly anthrax letters.
Qualified scientists have ripped apart the FBI's shoddy anthrax case, which regrettably drove an innocent man to suicide. Clearly wathcing too much TV and spending an obscene amount of time, illegally snooping on real scientists, via abusing the Patriot Act, the FBI lost its ever loving mind and decided as law enforcement, to develop their own branch of science.
This would be hilarious, save for the very important fact, an actual innocent man lost his life over the FBI's madness. Scientist, Bruce Ivins, sadly committed suicide, when the FBI began stalking, terrorizing and hounding him, as the man they chose to pin the 2001 anthrax case on, where a member of Congress and everyday citizens were exposed to spores sent by mail.

Bruce Ivins
Following their usual line of corruption and crookedness, the FBI quickly tried to close the anthrax case, after costing Ivins his life. However, scientists worldwide, sensing a miscarriage of justice had transpired, spoke out against the FBI, with many threatening to sue them.
A panel was formed and this week they released their findings that Ivins was innocent. The scientist was a patsy they chose to pin the blame on, to meet one of their standard arrest quotas, to extract more American taxpayers' money from Congress.

Will the Obama Administration continue the cover up or will justice be served. Considering the FBI owns Obama, due to spying favors they have done for him, in violation of domestic and international law, I say no.
Meanwhile, the real killer remains at large. Then again, may be not, as reports surfaced the spores used in the attacks came from a CIA laboratory. Yes, the same CIA that was slammed in the press for willfully breaking international law 100,000 times per year.
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FBI Director Robert S. Mueller
The U.S. FBI is being investigated by the Government Accountability Office, due to the agency's thoroughly slammed Anthrax Investigation, into scientist, Bruce Ivins. The FBI claimed Ivins sent letters to members of Congress, which contained deadly anthrax. The agency set out to prove it and poorly so.
Many scientists have come forward slamming the FBI, discrediting their investigation and the accompanying form of science the agency crazily created, to fraudulently close the case, pinning all the blame on Ivins.

Bruce Ivins
However, no one can verify the accuracy of said invented form of science, which ironically sent Ivins to an early grave, as the agency so harassed and terrorized him, in violation of the Constitution, believing their own illogical hunches, he fell apart and regrettably killed himself.
Another massive discrepancy in the FBI's case is, the timeline presented by the Bureau, made it humanly impossible for Ivins to have sent the anthrax at the time in question, from the mailbox the federal agency traced the spores back to, during their sloppy investigation. In short, the FBI stinks.
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Colleague Disputes Case Against Anthrax Suspect
Published: April 22, 2010 - WASHINGTON — A former Army
microbiologist who worked for years with Bruce E. Ivins, whom the F.B.I. has
blamed for the anthrax letter attacks that killed five people in 2001, told a
National Academy of Sciences panel on Thursday that he believed it was
impossible that the deadly spores had been produced undetected in Dr. Ivins’s
laboratory, as the F.B.I. asserts...Asked by reporters after his testimony whether he believed that
there was any chance that Dr. Ivins, who committed suicide in 2008, had carried
out the attacks, the microbiologist, Henry S. Heine, replied, “Absolutely not.”
At the Army’s biodefense laboratory in Maryland, where Dr. Ivins and Dr. Heine
worked, he said, “among the senior scientists, no one believes it.”...
“Whoever did this is still running around out there,” Dr. Heine said. “I
truly believe that.”

Cover-up king, FBI Director, Robert S. Mueller
U.S. Congressman, Rush Holt, has called for an investigation into the FBI's "botched" probe into the 2001 anthrax case that killed five Americans and made 17 others sick.
The FBI's invented science came under intense scrutiny last year, due to a number of knowledgeable scientists coming forward and calling it unverifiable rubbish. There were also discrepancies in the FBI's timeline, which made it near impossible for suspect, Bruce Ivins, to have committed the crime.

FBI agent collecting evidence, a seized computer, in another case
The Judiciary Report would like to point out the obvious, by reminding the FBI, pinning the blame on the wrong person, means the real criminal is still out there, presenting a danger to the public, emboldened by your failure to solve the case.
NJ congressman calls for probe into FBI anthrax investigation
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS • March 3, 2010 - TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — A New Jersey congressman is calling for a congressional investigation into the government's handling of a major anthrax investigation, which was closed last week.
U.S. Rep. Rush Holt believes the FBI botched the case from 2001, when anthrax-laced letters were sent from a mailbox in Princeton...
The FBI last month closed its investigation after concluding Army scientist Bruce Ivins was responsible for the attacks. Ivins killed himself in 2008...