What Really Happened: FBI: Ivins held identical anthrax strain

To the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the heart of the case against Army scientist Bruce Ivins is a flask of anthrax spores labeled "RMR-1029."
RMR-1029 has been stored in the B3 biocontainment suite of Building 1425 of Fort Detrick, Md., ever since it was cultivated over a decade ago.
Dr. Ivins had unrestricted access to that suite – and was RMR-1029's sole custodian.


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