The FBI calls Amerithrax one of the largest investigations in its history: more than 10,000 witness interviews on six continents, 80 searches and more than 6,000 items of evidence. Five Americans were killed and 17 sickened. In August 2008 officials said charges were about to be brought against Dr. Bruce Ivins, an Army scientist who had taken his own life. The case was formally closed on 19 February 2010. [1]
Fall 2001
Letters mailed
Soon after 9/11, anthrax letters begin appearing; five die and 17 fall ill.
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