Bruce Edwards Ivins: MKUltra victim?

Anons, seeing the headlines about Obama's CDC head reminded me of something big that happened just after 9/11: the anthrax attacks. I remember that the news suddenly stated that the man suspected of carrying them out had committed suicide, but it was all murky and swept under the rug fairly quickly. This was a huge event at the time.

I went over the wikipedia article on the suspect; lo-and-behold, some familiar patterns and names popped up. You might recognize a Mr. Robert Mueller, who changed the leadership of the investigation in 2006 (about five years after it started). Up to that point, the investigation had focused on Mr. Steven Hatfill, who apparently was fingered as a possible CIA operative:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steven_Hatfill

Mueller changed the leadership of the investigation in 2006, at which point Mr. Ivins became the main suspect. Note how Mr. Ivin's mental health deteriorated soon thereafter; it's as if there were a coordinated campaign to break his will and frame him.

The arguments against this being an attack perpetrated by a single person are ridiculously strong. You can almost feel the sleaze off of the NY and LA Times articles, as they sew innuendo. But look back into his history, and there's really nothing that says anything other than he was an exemplary person.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruce_Edwards_Ivins

Finally, there's his therapist(s); one of them stated that she'd done every drug in the book, and was a former biker-gang member. She filed a restraining order against him at some point. I haven't really dug into either yet, but it might be a good idea to do so; I wouldn't be surprised if we see the same faces tied to other similar cases.

This has C_A written all over it, anons.