Anthrax death is no accident says FBI

Authorities in Florida say there's virtually no chance the anthrax death of a British-born journalist was accidental.

Tue, 09 Oct, 2001 - 14:53

Authorities in Florida say there's virtually no chance the anthrax death of a British-born journalist was accidental.

They have tested over 600 people for anthrax bacteria and plan further tests today.

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